57 Channels (and nothin’ on): Studio 666

February 26, 2022February 26, 2022 ~ @AnnaLind1 ~ 2 Comments

In the film the Foo Fighters (all six current band members starring themselves) move into a a mansion to record their highly anticipated tenth studio album. The mansion turns out to be haunted. In fact, it’s where the legendary band Dream Widow perished in a murder. Dave Grohl, who is supposed write the songs, is … Continue reading 57 Channels (and nothin’ on): Studio 666

Media Overload 2021

December 29, 2021December 29, 2021 ~ @AnnaLind1 ~ 3 Comments

Welcome to my annual end-of-the-year chronicle. Here I reflect on the passed year, the media I’ve consumed, the trips I’ve made and other personal stuff. My first focus is this blog: Stray Bullet. Last year, after seeing less activity from my part on the blog, I set a goal that I would write at least … Continue reading Media Overload 2021

Turn it up, turn it up (Foo Fighters ”Medicine At Midnight”)

February 15, 2021February 15, 2021 ~ @AnnaLind1 ~ Leave a comment

Medicine at Midnight is Foo Fighters’ tenth studio album. The album was originally scheduled for 2020, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic delayed to February 5, 2021. Three singles have been released ahead of the album's release: Shame Shame in November 2020, No Son of Mine on New Year's Day 2021, and Waiting on a … Continue reading Turn it up, turn it up (Foo Fighters ”Medicine At Midnight”)

2018 Media Overload

December 23, 2018December 14, 2019 ~ @AnnaLind1 ~ 1 Comment

In this entry I'm going to reflect on 2018 and the media I've consumed, starting with a glance at my own blog. It has been almost a year since I published the very first (title) post "Stray Bullet" (January 23rd). Since then I've written 64 blogposts and although it's still a quite small and insignificant … Continue reading 2018 Media Overload

Where the Bands Are (Foo Fighters, 5 June, 2018)

June 6, 2018August 7, 2019 ~ @AnnaLind1 ~ Leave a comment

Foo Fighters' last show in Ullevi (June 12, 2015) is a modern classic: already in the second song, during the audience's favourite Monkey Wrench, singer/frontman Dave Grohl takes an unluckily step and falls off the stage slap-bang down on the ground. Nobody understands what has happened at first, but from the look on drummer Taylor … Continue reading Where the Bands Are (Foo Fighters, 5 June, 2018)