George H.W. Bush was not a fan of Nirvana thanks to one particular song.
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Ongoing History Daily: Wild gigs in nature
Why play a concert indoors when you can do something out in nature?
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Five Songs You Must Hear This Week (02 Mar 2026)
There’s plenty of deep, DEEP music discovery with this week’s Five Songs You Must Hear list. One hundred per cent Canadian, too.
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Radiohead tells ICE 'go f**k yourselves' for using song in immigration video
The message came in response to the use of a version of the song ‘Let Down,’ which was set to a video on ICE’s social media accounts.
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The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 1076: The Rise and Fall and Future of the Music Video, part 2
The ’80s and ’90s were the golden age of the music video. MTV was a powerful musical, cultural, and even political force that extended beyond the United States. MuchMusic had the Canadian market all to itself and was minting new domestic stars by the dozen every single year. The same thing happened with video channels…
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Ongoing History Daily: This is Dexter, your pilot, speaking
Dexter Holland of The Offspring has one of the coolest hobbies in the world.
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New Music Friday: 7 new releases to get us from February to March (27 Feb 2026)
This New Music Friday features a mother-and-daughter act, the end of a 10-year hiatus, and something appropriate scary from Rob Zombie.
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Ongoing History: The Beastie Boys take on heavy metal
The Beasties Boys decided to poke fun at heavy metal on their debut album. It’s a classic.
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David Bowie's daughter says she missed dad's death when forced into rehab centre
Lexi Jones said her dad read her a letter that ended with, ‘I’m sorry that we have to do this,’ before two men allegedly ‘looped a rope around her’ and forced her in a SUV.
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Ongoing History Daily: What is the lowest-selling song to reach number one?
It used to be a big deal to have a number one single. But by 2006, things had changed.
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Liz Phair Spotlights the Next Generation of Women Shaping Music
Liz Phair reflects on her legacy as a trailblazer for women in music and highlights the artists whose careers she’s following and cheering for.
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