Music, opinions, and portfolio of Mark Eagleton, musician and web developer in Northern CA.
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Back in June, I stumbled upon Die Spitz’s performance on Audiotree Live on YouTube, and I have pretty much had their entire discography on loop ever since. No, I’m not exaggerating. I have very much been anticipating the release of Something to Consume since it was announced in early July, and I am not disappointed.
I don’t really get asked this too often, likely because the genres of music I specialize in aren’t necessarily known for great bass players—in the sense of flashy playing. On the contrary, flashy playing is what usually makes a poor bass player. Here are players that inspire me.
A forthcoming feature will allow Spotify users to block certain artists from playing in their libraries. This is a great solution for empowering subscribers to limit who monitizes from the music they stream, but what are the broader implications to others who benifit from the royalties of abusive artists?
…And the canned form letters keep rolling in. Today I heard from Dianne Feinstein.
I “watched” (from Twitter) as Anti-Fascist (ANTIFA) and Traditionalist Youth Network (TYN) clashed on the capital steps of Sacramento yesterday in an childish display of sticks and stones and breaking bones and lots of name calling. Both sides are claiming victory.
Pamela Gay spoke at TAM this year. Here presentation has been published to YouTube and lots of people are talking about it.