Month: November 2017

U-Rock Newspaper nytimes.com – The world began to take notice of Mr. Domino’s music in 1949 with the release of “The Fat Man” by Imperial Records. Through the 1950s and early ’60s, he gained […]

U-Rock Newspaper rew-online.com – The British are coming. As American brick and mortar retailers file for bankruptcy, leaving desirable retail vacancies in their wake, British brands are scooping up the available leases. The timing […]

U-Rock Newspaper daily.bandcamp.com – My introduction to the Cleveland rock scene came over hot dogs and cheap beer, and was shepherded by scene torchbearer Sean Kilbane. A true member of the rock ‘n’ roll […]

U-Rock Newspaper chestnuthilllocal.com – Within the Jewish community, the cantor is the person who may lead worship services, singing in Hebrew and running synagogue music programs, among other duties. While they are usually fine […]

U-Rock Newspaper medium.com – On 24 February 2013 my sister-in-law, the eminent psychologist Uta Frith, was a castaway on Desert Island Discs (DID). This was a major family event. I learned several things about […]

U-Rock Newspaper uk.businessinsider.com – It’s well known that students like beer and music – and now it appears that they’re also making their university choices based on these things. Liberty Living conducted a survey […]

U-Rock Newspaper japantimes.co.jp – Picking one highlight from 2017 proves a tough task for Suchmos vocalist Yosuke Kasai. The past 11 months have been good for him and his six-member band. They’ve gone from […]

U-Rock Newspaper koreaherald.com – The record player and the Polaroid camera, both antiquated technology, are making a comeback within my younger generation. These modernly useless machines have been embraced by “hipsters” and have as… […]

U-Rock Newspaper metalcirclemetal.blogspot.com – IT – Amanti del Rock, del Metal, del Black Metal, dello speed metal, del punk rock, dell’hard rock, insomma di tutte le 50 e oltre sfumature di metallo, gruppi esordienti […]

U-Rock Newspaper wtop.com – GARDEN GROVE, Calif. (AP) — Eleven nuns take the stage wearing traditional black-and white habits but are anything but old school as they belt out songs to the ringing of […]