What do the following authors have in common: J.D. Salinger, Emily Brontë, and Oscar Wilde? They are famous for writing just one novel. J.D. Salinger? The Catcher in the Rye. Emily Brontë? Wuthering Heights. And Oscar Wilde? The Picture of Dorian Gray. Home runs. Classics. Enduring favourites. Lasting fame. Millions of copies sold around the…
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Ongoing Daily: Heavy metal babies
Heavy metal singers are like babies, but in a good way.
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Ongoing History Daily: Musical Antarctica
It can be cold and dark in Antarctica. Better to play a single song that curse the darkness.
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Ongoing History Daily: Naming Weezer
Weezer is a strange name. But it could have been stranger.
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Ongoing History Daily: The Neil Young recall notice
Neil Young made sure that defective copies of one of his albums would never see the light of day.
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Five Songs You Must Hear This Week (20 Apr 2026)
Four of the Five Songs You Must Hear This Week are from real artists. One may not be.
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Ongoing History Daily: Avoid The Hotel Yorba
This Detroit Hotel was near the Ambassador Bridge and the inspiration for a White Stripes song.
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Arkells Are Back: Between Us Brings Band and Fans Closer Than Ever
Max Kerman talks about Between Us, the new Arkells album that explores the feeling of the connection between the band. The tour promises connection between them and their fans.
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The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 1080: The 50 biggest all-time alt-rock one-hit wonders (30-21)
People love one-hit wonders. Let’s dive into more stories about OHWs from the 50 years of alt-rock.
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Ongoing History Daily: Dave Grohl's Gum
Gum is as essential to a Dave Grohl performance as his guitar.
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New Music Friday: 9 new releases for an April weekend (18 Apr 2026)
Things are little light on recommendations this week, but New Music Friday has its peaks and valleys. There is, however, some good new stuff out there this week.
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