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On Tour: Australia, Part 2: Sydney

Welcome back to another edition of The Classic Rock Lifestyle! In this post, I’ll be talking about the first part… Read more.
What’s in my makeup bag?

I was inspired by Nallie to write this blog post. Check out her blog! She writes a lot about mod and… Read more.
On tour: Australia Part 1

It’s the blog post you’ve been waiting for! I am back from my honeymoon and I had an amazing time… Read more.
Despacito: Topping the charts everywhere, but is it really that impressive?

I’ve been busy working on other writing projects and my thesis, so I am a bit late to the party,… Read more.
Music Education: Should rock and roll be in the curriculum?

I come from a family full of teachers (although none of them were music teachers). I wanted to be a… Read more.
Sgt Pepper: Are The Beatles a boy’s club?

This is a response to Amanda Marcotte’s article on Salon.com called Against “Sgt Pepper”: The Beatles classic made pop seem… Read more.
On Tour: London

I was thinking about writing this post for a while. London is a city I love so much and I… Read more.
Thoughts: Manchester Arena Attack

Picture by @blaireandchill on Twitter. Yesterday, a terrorist attack happened at the Manchester Arena after the Ariana Grande concert. Twenty-two… Read more.
Interview and Review: ¡Los Padrinos!

¡Los Padrinos! are a band from Léon, Mexico. Their music is inspired by power pop of the 70s and pop… Read more.
Austin Powers: The movie that changed my life

Angie Moon talks about the movie that inspired her Read more.
Interview: Young Wings fan writes Jimmy McCulloch biography

The first interview on The Diversity of Classic Rock is author Paul Salley. Hope you enjoy it! 🙂 Angie’s Note –… Read more.
Review: “Here Comes Spring” by The Keepers

The Keepers are a four-piece Indie and Mod inspired band from Northampton, England. They are made up of Jordan Jones… Read more.
Opinion: Is Record Store Day just a “Black Friday” for Record Stores?

This year is the 10th anniversary of Record Store Day. For those who don’t know what Record Store Day is,… Read more.
On Tour: Berlin

I intended to write blogs about my travels earlier, but never got around to writing them, but here is my… Read more.
The multicultural roots of surf rock

In this post we’ll be talking about the history of surf and instrumental rock from its multicultural origins to how… Read more.
Being a woman who loves classic rock and talking about it on air

This is the first post of a two part series I call The Diversity of Classic Rock: Origins where I… Read more.
Review: Volcano by Temples (2017)

Here’s an article I wrote for my uni’s newspaper: I enjoyed Temples’ debut album Sun Structures when it came out… Read more.
Classic Rock in Eastern Europe Part 2: The Baltic Countries

Let’s get started with a little geography and history. The Baltic Sea is in Northern Europe. When maps talk about the… Read more.
Classic Rock: More diverse than the US Presidents?

In the nearly two years I’ve been writing The Diversity of Classic Rock, I can confidently say that classic rock… Read more.
Indian Influences in Classic Rock

Note from the author: I wanted to write this post for a while now. The sitar is my favourite instrument.… Read more.