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Here is the fifth edition of Honey on the Knife Radio. As per usual, we’ve got 11 songs, some new, some not as new, and all of them great. Listen
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Here is the fourth edition of Honey on the Knife Radio. As per usual, we’ve got 11 songs, some new, some not as new, and all of them great. Listen
Continue readingHoney on the Knife Radio: Episode 4 (September 9, 2020)
Welcome to the third instalment of Honey on the Knife Radio. Once again, we look at 11 songs, some new and some not as new, but all of them good.
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Welcome to the second instalment of Honey on the Knife Radio. Every second Wednesday, we take a look at eleven songs, some of them new, some of them not as
Continue readingHoney on The Knife Radio – Episode 2 (July 22, 2020)
Across several days at the end of June, several musicians, including TV Girl, Her’s, Teen Suicide, and SBTKRT, had new singles posted to their profiles on Spotify, Apple Music, and Youtube. These
Continue readingHow Did These EDM Songs End Up On the Streaming Profiles of Several Indie Artists?
Welcome to the first instalment of Honey on the Knife Radio. Every second Wednesday, we take a look at eleven songs, some of them new, some of them not as
Continue readingHoney on The Knife Radio – Episode 1 (July 8, 2020)
With June being National Indigenous History Month in so-called “Canada”, the June 2020 monthly mix is comprised of music by Indigenous artists from several different corners of Turtle Island. Tracklist Buffy
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In 1991, My Bloody Valentine would release Loveless, one of the most celebrated albums in indie rock history. Nearly 30 years later, it is regarded as the pinnacle of the shoegaze genre, and
Continue readingThe Moccasingaze of Zoon’s Bleached Wavves: Ethereal Sounds and Real Stories
The notion of music as magic is one that has long been expressed by listeners, musicians, and writers. Perhaps you’ve heard a piece of music that felt hypnotizing, elicited very
I need to start listening to more jazz. Specifically, I need to listen to more Tony Price, whose latest track is particularly superb. On the release page for Price’s upcoming