Italy’s competition authority has opened case CV278 against Suno over terms that let it close accounts without notice and make users waive their moral rights.
A Journal of Neurology study of 80 people with musical hallucinations found hymns topped the list, 65% found it a burden and one heard the Windows start-up sound.
Pet Shop Boys first played A Man from the Future at the 2014 Proms. Now the Alan Turing piece is an album, rebuilt in Berlin with analogue synths and an octet.
David Bowie released “Heroes” on 14 October 1977. How Brian Eno’s EMS Synthi, Robert Fripp’s feedback and three gated mics made the Berlin title track.
Anton Corbijn shot Dave Gahan and Martin Gore by the Pietà on Prague’s Charles Bridge in 1988. Now fans queue daily to recreate the photo. Here is the story.
A University Hospital Zurich study of 204 MRI patients found favourite songs cut needle pain, Mozart helped some, and relaxation music did nothing at all.
DistroKid has confirmed it is taking down tracks in response to Universal Music’s “AI slop” lawsuit. What the suit claims, and what removed artists are saying.
Teenage Engineering founder Jesper Kouthoofd says the Stockholm firm will stop making synthesizers, OP-1 included. What he said, and what is still unclear.
ELO released Twilight in October 1981 and it stalled at No. 30 in the UK. Two years later Osaka fan animators used it, unlicensed, for Daicon IV.
McMaster University scientists switched 8-37 Hz speakers on and off during an Orphx concert. Dancers moved 11.8% more with the bass on, without hearing it.