/Tuesday Ten /532 /Tracks of the Month /Jul-23
Call it a bit of a summer break, but this is the first three-week gap between /Tuesday Ten posts in a long time – life has been busy.
Now ten years old and counting, my regular series of Tuesday posts takes in new music and sometimes rather random categories.
Call it a bit of a summer break, but this is the first three-week gap between /Tuesday Ten posts in a long time – life has been busy.
Back to regular programming – and hopefully weekly posts again – as of this week, as July looks like it might be that little bit calmer than June was. But then, I think I said that before…
After a month where I’ve been busy with many things, and less time to write than usual, maybe during July I’ll be back to regular posts.
We were on holiday in Italy last week, and seeing as we were in Rome for part of the week…This week I’m featuring songs that use Latin phrases. The Latin language was, wiki tells me, the dialect used in Latium (the region also known as Lazio, i.e. Rome and the wider region of Italy), before […]
2023 has continued to be a solid year for quality releases, and trying to keep this list down to ten (or this month eleven) is increasingly hard.
Appropriately, this week’s post took a few days to write, as I procrastinated over what to include, and what to write about.
It turns out that lots of artists like making things about themselves. That is, putting your own name, or more to the point your band name, in your song names. And, in same cases, the album as well.
A week later than originally planned, here are this month’s best tracks. [cardoza_facebook_like_box] /Tuesday Ten /525 /Tracks of the Month /Subject /Tracks of the Month /Playlists /Spotify / /YouTube /Related /522/Tracks/Mar-23 /Tuesday Ten/Index /Details /Tracks this week/10 /Tracks on Spotify Playlist/10 /Duration/39:33 A fair number of returning artists this month, too – from industry veterans […]
Those close to me will know all too well just how sweet a tooth I have – I’ve rarely met a sweet thing I don’t like (unless it involves bananas or Parma Violets) – and right now, we’re still getting through our Easter Eggs in this house, so it seemed the right time to look […]
As I’ll go into in a bit more detail later in this post, the Beeching Report was published sixty years ago just recently (at the end of March), one of the most important documents in twentieth-century railway history in the UK.
The sun is out, we’re finally edging into what feels like Spring. And in the meantime, I’ve been busy listening to new music.
After the positive slant of last week, we’re onto the negative now. No: an exclamation, a definitive statement, a determiner, a noun.
Yes. A word that can be affirmation, confirmation, or exclamation.
Another month, another bumper crop of new music to celebrate.
Once again, I’ve been digging into the suggestion archives this week and picking up on another subject that I asked about aeons ago and never got ’round to using. [cardoza_facebook_like_box] /Tuesday Ten /518 /Power /Subject /Power /Playlists /Spotify / /YouTube /Related /294/Strength to Endure /Tuesday Ten/Index /Assistance /Suggestions/125 /Used Prior/28 /Unique Songs/94 /People Suggesting/53 /Details […]
Last year, my friend Shreena offered two subject suggestions for future /Tuesday Tens, and while I asked for songs for both around then, I only ever posted one of them.
I’ve long been fascinated by a large number of artists that choose not to play by the notion of fame. That is, shy away from the idea of presenting themselves, but instead putting themselves behind a cloak of anonymity, or behind a disguise. There have been a great many artists that have done so, as […]
Back on the usual schedule, here are the best tracks of the first month of 2023.
Content warning: this post contains songs with descriptions of violence and assault – in some cases graphic and unflinching – and indeed discussion of those songs. This week, I turn to songs about violence. We seem to be living in turbulent times that all too often erupt in violence, but what is interesting here is […]
We’ve hurtled into an already chaotic 2023, and the second Tuesday in, it’s time for the first /Tracks of the Month of the new year.