107.3 the Edge

These musicians don’t just make music – they’ve worked wild day jobs, from hospitals and rivers to major league baseball.

Emo as a genre goes back many decades, with roots stretching way back to the 1980s. The 90s saw a lot of classic “midwest emo” bands develop reputations among music fans with their signature combination of indie rock, punk, math rock, and even a touch of folk. This includes pioneers like Sunny Dad Real Estate,…

Not all cassettes were created equal. Far from it, actually.

The iTunes end-user license agreement has a surprised buried in it.

Some musicians are better and more enthusiastic when it comes to smashing instruments than others.

On part two of Music’s Greatest Conspiracies, we’ll look at artists who allegedly faked their own deaths, UFO coverups, and imposters/clones.

Who smashes musical instruments? A lot of people, actually.

It’s another Monday, so let’s get the week started with Five Songs You Must Hear this week. Seriously. You do.

The concept of the teenager and the birth of rock’n’roll go hand in hand.