Genre was once a practical tool for organizing record shops and programming radio stations, but it seems unlikely to remain one in an era in which all music feels like a hybrid, and listeners are no longer encouraged (or incentivized) to choose a single area of interest.
An interesting take on the historical categorisation and the continuous flux of musical genres as well as the disappearance of group identification.
This link post approves of the post in question.
From The gift of room tone article at Criterion.
Beautiful story of an inventor still busy at 98.
A quite technical but fascinating look into how the BioNTech/Pfizer mRNA vaccine is built and works.
I never knew the plastics industry had co-opted the recycling symbol in order to reduce people's image of plastic as an environmental issue. Bleak but not particularly surprising.
