Bitches Brew's 50th Anniversary on March 30th
Written by Karl Erik Sylthe
The legendary album Bitches Brew by Miles Davis has its 50th anniversary on March 30th. It is a milestone in the history of jazz, or perhaps rather in the transformation from jazz to rock.
Do you want to keep track of the time spent for your turntable stylus? Here is the solution, which is certainly not at par with Strava and other training apps
Last Thursday we sere brought the mobile launch that has been followed by high expectations. Of course, we are talking about Huawei's new P40 series.
There is a lot of creativity around when it comes to corona restrictions. The New York Youth Symphony takes it further than most…
Are you struggling to find the right color for your LP12? Now you may choose from a palette of 22 colors.
On the well-chosen day on Friday 13, Netflix launched the Norwegian series Bloodride. The series travels on paths drawn by an English author with Norwegian ancestry, at a time when the TV world was relatively young.
We are in a time where the Korona virus and news about this theme dominate our existence. Then it is extra important to infiltrate this massive impression with music. And fortunately we are talking about music guaranteed to be free of infection, but with great potential for involving effect.
NXN Recordings - exciting new Norwegian label. Update 03. april 2020
Written by Karl Erik Sylthe
Naxos Norway is launching a brand new label. NXN Recordings aims to release music without genre restrictions.
REVIEW: Hunters, Season 1 - Brilliant series with a hint of bitter taste.
Written by Karl Erik Sylthe
Amazon has made a remarkable fiction series about Nazi hunters in New York with Al Pacino in the main role. The series is brilliant and innovative. And a bit problematic.
OPPO Find X2 Pro - a new flagship that challenges any flagship
Written by Karl Erik Sylthe
OPPO have launched a new flagship model where they obviously have ambitions for a place at the very top. These are the same goals we know the company from when they were king on the mountain of universal disc players.