bands
Rock n' roll, boy bands, jazz trios, and more; the greats, newbies, and forgotten icons who create our favorite groups.
Pink Floyd-Oldest and the best band in the world
Pink Floyd’s sense of isolation from each other and today’s society was reflected in a visit to the 1979 best-selling retailer The Wall, a real wall built between the team and the audience during the play. Eventually, the band decided to bring Barrett back, and Pink Floyd had a new manager in his second position in March 1968. Barretts did his best to get Jenner and King to record two powerful albums with Water and Wright, and Gilmour helped get him back to Cambridge for the rest of his life.
This is Why The Beatles Were the Greatest Band Ever
The first moon landing, the Sept 11th attack, and the fall of the Berlin Wall; some historic moments stay with you forever and you remember exactly what you were doing when they happened.
Alex MarkhamPublished about 22 hours ago in Beat
The importance of The Beatles
The Beatles, a band from Liverpool England popular in the 1960s all over the world have inspired people for generations. Sure they were a band long ago but they started the British Invasion that made other British bands realize they could make it big outside of their home country. Their songs are still very relevant today and many Gen z kids and teens are growing up with them. (The author included.)
Paige KrausePublished 4 days ago in Beat
On the turning away
You know, when someone asks you who your favorite band is, or what your favorite song is, it’s kind of a loaded question.
The Hidden Innuendos Inside Beatles’ Songs
Highly creative, articulate and intelligent, The Beatles were also a tough down-to-earth working-class band from the port city of Liverpool. They spent many years before their fame playing in the clubs of Liverpool and the bars of Hamburg surrounded by prostitution, crime and drugs.
Alex MarkhamPublished 8 days ago in Beat
Why You Should Listen to Lords of Acid
Lords of Acid are a Belgian/American techno group that’s been around since the late 1980s. I’m a bit late to the Lords of Acid party, as I’ve only just started listening to them a few years ago, but as far I know they are still active and are still alive and kicking. Their music has proven to be timeless and paints a perfect image of the club scene in the 90s. I could see myself dancing to a lot of this music to the dancing machines in the arcade machines.
Chloe GilholyPublished 8 days ago in Beat
Taller in More Ways
The fourth album by the Sugababes had the band working with top producers like Dallas Austin and Xenomania. Like they did with their other albums, the girls split writing credits and shared vocal parts in the song. They’re at the height of their career after bringing out three iconic albums. This album is a treat for pop music fans. I remember when Push The Button first came out, and it was stuck in my head for days. Many pop bands are lucky to release more than two albums, let alone four in their first run.
Chloe GilholyPublished 9 days ago in Beat
A Musical Education , My Experience of Public Service Broadcasting
I first heard Public Service Broadcasting on BBC Radio 6 with the song “ROYGBIV” an acronym for the sequence of hues commonly described as making up a rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 11 days ago in Beat
Why an ARMY likes BTS
BTS, known in Korea as 방탄소년단(Bangtan Sonyeondan), has not only taken the world by storm because of the their amazing choreography, performance, vocals, rapping and sick beats but because of the message that they spread and because of who they are as people. To begin with, the name of the band itself translates to Bulletproof Boy Scouts. While the name itself may seem a little funny it actually means, as explained by member J-Hope, "to block out stereotypes, criticisms, and expectations that aim on adolescents like bullets". I think that alone is a great introduction to the kind of message that they spread.
Elisa BudnyPublished 18 days ago in Beat
Celebrating Ten Years of Pussy Riot
Celebrating Ten Years of Pussy Riot: A Brief Biography Breakdown – The Story so Far “Russian officials should not stay unpunished; they cannot have this kind of absolute power over us." - Maria Alyokhina, 2014.
Laura-Jasmin NuttallPublished 20 days ago in Beat
Weightless
Most people, at least until recently I think, would look at me and ask "Who?" whenever I mentioned my favorite band. Even with their first Number 1 song on the Alternative Rock charts, a feat I feel was way too long of a time coming, I still receive this perplexed look when I talk about them to someone new.
Heather MillerPublished 21 days ago in Beat
Toxic Music Group
Some of our writers have worked in the industry for many years and they've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly side. In this article we will expose a few of the biggest scams that are perpetrated by these predatory record label/managers/owners.
Toxic Music Group (Allen)Published 21 days ago in Beat
