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The Dark Asylum Tour (opens the original)
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A Reflection Of Who We Are (opens the original)
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I was on vacation last week when the news of Andy William’s death broke. Every Time I Die was a band I loved and got to see live many times. Andy always seemed to be full of joy and having a great time playing music. The Big Dirty was the first ETID record that stuck with me and it remains one of my favorites! R.I.P. Andy!Wednesday on the podcast we welcomed August Burns Red frontman Jake Luhrs! August Burns Red has long been one of the most consistent tech
Extremely Busy (opens the original)
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Last weekend Olivia Rodrigo held the inaugural Daisy Chains Fields Festival. The festival lifted up women musicians, venders and business owners, and was a spotlight on women’s history. She closed out the festival by donating $20 Million dollars to 10 non profit organizations advancing and advocating for women and girls both in the U.S. and globally. It’s an incredible accomplishment to pull off a festival like this and then donating and making a difference in the world, you have to give Olivia
Something That Makes Us More Unique (opens the original)
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At Least Try To Say Something (opens the original)
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Spotify announced this week that they’re going to let people know when an artist’s profile is AI. Not that AI music is being used. But that the avatar or artists photo/profile was created with AI. Having read Liz Pelly’s Mood Machine, I don’t see a world where Spotify would ever label music on their platform as AI since they directly benefit from AI created music without letting listeners know what they’re listening to is AI. It’s hard not to see this move by Spotify through a cynical lens. It’s
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