Every year we reach the same point where the EBU keeps a straight face and insists that Eurovision is a peaceful, non political song contest. At the same time half of Europe is ready to walk out like we are at a horror movie premiere that Stephen King has already declared the event of the…
Tag: Music
Why I Blog: A Generalist’s Answer to a Specialist World
A reflection on why I blog, what I write about, and why being a generalist matters in a world that rewards specialists and quick takes.
Rock Isn’t Dead. It Just Won’t Fit In.
Rock music did not disappear. It just stopped fitting into a world built for background noise and passive playlists. This blog explores why rock still matters, why it sounds like rebellion, and why it refuses to go quietly.
Moment of Realization: How the 90s Are Closer to the 2020s Than the 60s Were to the 90s
The gap between the 90s and the 2020s feels much smaller than the difference between the 90s and the 60s. This is largely due to the rapid advancements in technology and evolvement of culture over the past thirty years. Innovations like the internet, social media, and smartphones have made the world feel more connected than…
Clichés, Camp Humor, and Wind Machines: Once a Year, Eurovision Lets Europe Arse Around!
Personally, Eurovision holds a special place in my heart as a cherished tradition that brings people together in celebration, laughter, and pure enjoyment. Since the mid-90s, I’ve been an avid enthusiast, eagerly awaiting each year’s spectacle of unforgettable performances and glamour – perfect colour splash of spring after a long, dark, and generally exhausting Finnish…