I’m back for yet another round of Trash Theory-based questions and answers for celebrate 250K subscribers. All opinions in the video are mine and mine alone and most are used for comedic purposes. Don’t take anything in this video too seriously. Enjoy! #q&a #trashtheory #questionsandanswers Soundtrack: Luar – Oblivion (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats) […]
Taking care of your health just got easier – start here with Zocdoc: https://zocdoc.com/trashtheory #sponsored Britain in the 00s had some great number one singles. Songs that summed up a moment, stretched the boundaries of what pop could be, yet have stood the test of time. “Stan”. “Can’t Get You […]
Moving into a second decade is hard for any band. Normally all the youthful energy that made them exciting in the first place has disappeared. They can continue doing what they were doing, usually with diminishing returns. Or they can break up like the Beatles did. But the key is […]
Queen are an odd band to be so beloved by the British people. They were endlessly posh, wrote extremely camp complex songs about murderous escorts, bicycle races and tigers defying the laws of gravity, referencing in equal parts heavy metal, music hall and opera. And it goes without saying they […]
Britain in the 70s had some great number one singles. Songs that summed up a moment, stretched the boundaries of what pop could be, yet have stood the test of time. “Get It On”. “Dancing Queen”. “I Feel Love”. “Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick”. “Heart Of Glass”. From this […]
In music as in life, sometimes you make the wrong decision. A move that should propel a band to stardom snakes them back to square one. Changes in sound, image and personnel have all spelt the end for one band or another. And no one will know how any particular […]
Few sounds in alternative rock are as heart-racingly giddy as the opening “Ow” of Veruca Salt’s “Seether”. In 1994, the band found themselves the perfect band for the moment, crunchy Grunge topped with a sprinkling of 60s pop harmonies, fronted by two photogenic alt-guitar heroes. But having seemingly appeared out […]
The Human League were revolutionary. Taking the anyone can play guitar sentiment of punk and applying it to a newly affordable array of synthesisers, in the late seventies the band pioneered the idea of fully electronic-pop in Britain, like a Yorkshire version of Kraftwerk. But then half the band left […]
As you might know, Courtney Love is a controversial figure. She fronted trailblazing alt rockers Hole, racked up Modern Rock Radio hallmarks like “Violet”, “Miss World” and “Celebrity Skin”. However most know her for her famous husband and or her contentious public persona. And because of that she’s accrued an […]
When they started, R.E.M. were no one’s idea of a sure thing. Every decision they made flew in the face of common sense. After a nightmare supporting the Police in 1983, they vowed no more high profile support slots. No to American Bandstand because frontman Michael Stipe was uncomfortable lip-syncing. […]
