Reverb Nation posted a rather interesting breakdown of 1900 artists thoughts on what they consider important when they are at a venue and put it into a cute little pie chart, because apparently simple percentages are too challenging. (Pessimism mode deactivated). Out of those surveyed the results were fairly interesting and justifiable. Quality of the – Continue Reading[...]

In a feat of coincidence we at TEJ were wondering what would happen when songs from The Beatles, The Who and other bands from the 60s started to be unprotected by Copyright Law. Earlier today, the act was extended for music from 50 years to 70. After campaigning from artists such as Cliff Richards, Roger – Continue Reading[...]

NRUOTD: News Round Up Of The Day Adele has had to cancel tour dates due to apparent sickness. The latest singer to rise to the mainstream audience has come under illness and has been forced to cancel the rest of her tour. Pulp’s reunion may be a tad short lived. During the Electric Picnic show, – Continue Reading[...]

Obviously not content with receiving all of the web traffic in the world, Facebook would like to capitalise on the music side of the web. Possibly to catch up and rival Myspace once more and put a nail in the losing teams coffin for all, who knows? It is apparently going to offer a similar – Continue Reading[...]

Google are renowned for going a big doodle creative for certain figures or events in history. To honour Freddie Mercury’s 65th birthday Google have created an animation as their doodle of the day. It features Freddie sporting various outfits and motifs over his career singing to the all time class ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’. It – Continue Reading[...]

Coming out in October is a collaborative effort by a variety of producers and civilians in the DRC (Dominican Republic of Congo) in order to raise money for Oxfam to help in the area of DRC to help those affected by years of conflict. The album attempts to blend traditional sounds of the Congo with – Continue Reading[...]