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Kid Rock meets Descartes
Two confessions: First, I'm not a close follower of the musical oeuvre or media shenanigans of Kid Rock.read more
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New toys for Sceneroller!
Thanks to feeback from our earliest adopters (and the tireless work of Sceneroller tech whiz Jason Brownell), we've made the first in a raft of enhancements to render our adventure in music-scene...
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Happy BobDays!
At Sceneroller, we're dedicated to the proposition that acting locally in music scenes can have global implications, especially in the era of social media.read more
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Grand Taxonomy of Rap Names
Here's another visually fabulous effort to organize musical entities: The Grand Taxonomy of Rap Names from the clever people at Pop Chart Lab.read more
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Rock & Roll Roadmaps cruises music history
Here's a site where the rubber meets the rock landmarks. If you like driving tours of famous (or infamous) sites and your taste runs to major-label rock acts, Rock & Roll Landmarks is a cornucopia...
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Delta blues meets Google Maps
A few posts ago, Sceneroller cited a Google map created to chart worldwide celebrations of Bob Dylan's 70th birthday.read more
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Vinny Manniello, RIP
While E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons' passing in June 2011 captured more attention from those interested in the career of Bruce Springsteen, another formative figure in Springsteen's...
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Album cover locations: A Google's-eye view
Google Maps'Street View offers all kinds of fun for imaginative types who want immersive experiences. Those Google vans have been busy photographing our streets, and the result is a powerful virtual...
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Boil the Frog
Check out this very fun new twist on music discovery: "Boil the Frog lets you create a playlist of songs that gradually takes you from one music style to another. It's like the proverbial frog in the...
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Connecting with The Prefects
The name rings only a dim bell to me, but Birmingham's short-lived Prefects are just the sort of band that makes Sceneroller's connections fun. In its brief existence (Feb. 1977-March 1979), the band...
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