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Apple Corps Takes Over The Beatles Story, Plans 100,000-Sq-Ft Liverpool Home for 2028
Apple Corps will take control of Liverpool’s Beatles Story museum in 2027 and move it to a site four times larger opposite Lime Street station in 2028, alongside a Yellow Submarine-themed tower attraction.
Bicep Announce ‘SLUG,’ Their First Album Since ‘Isles,’ Out January 2027 on Ninja Tune
Bicep will release SLUG, their first full-length since 2021’s Isles, on Jan. 29, 2027 via Ninja Tune, previewing it with ‘Gas,’ ‘Ultra’ and ‘Equarium’ and a new pigeon-heist short film.
Spotify Says It Pulled 50 Million AI ‘Slop’ and Spam Tracks From Recommendations This Year
Spotify says it has filtered more than 50 million low-quality AI and spam tracks out of its recommendations in 2026, on top of 75 million-plus spam tracks removed from the service outright.
Loudness war: How dynamic range was sacrificed for volume in modern mastering
The history of the Loudness War reveals how audio engineers and record executives pushed digital peak limiters to extreme levels, sacrificing natural dynamic contrast for sheer competitive volume.
Tim McGraw, Paul Overstreet and the Stanley Brothers Formally Enter the Country Music Hall of Fame
Tim McGraw, songwriter Paul Overstreet and bluegrass pioneers the Stanley Brothers became the Country Music Hall of Fame’s 159th, 160th and 161st members at Sunday’s Medallion Ceremony in Nashville.
