Open Session and Audio Culture explores the tools, workflows, and creative communities shaping modern music production. The blog covers every major digital audio workstation, from desktop to mobile and browser based platforms, with a focus on real world use, clear education, and honest insight. It highlights producer workflows, production techniques, and the culture surrounding music technology, creating an open space for beginners and experienced creators to learn, discover, and stay connected to the evolving future of music creation.

2007 the year the Osbournes had made Ozzfest free! A lovely time. n 2007 Ozzy and Sharon had decided to Ozzfest free and it was fantastic! That was the year that I had gone to Ozzfest it was my once in a lifetime chance to get to see Ozzy in concert. I am glad I could go.

The Battle for Ozzfest Another Reality show from The Osbournes The Battle for Ozzfest was a brainchild of Ozzy and Sharon and MTV.

Rest in Metal and Power Ozzy Osbourne ⚡️🖤🤘 What I would say to Ozzy Ozzy and Randy are reunited in Rock N Roll Heaven!

rest in peace to the late great lead singer of Dead or Alive Pete Burns. The band is known for the classic spin me right round like a record baby from the 1980s.

Rob Halford Metal God and Gay icon. Rob Halford is not only a Metal God with famed Metal 🤘 band Judas Priest he is also a gay icon.

Long Live Pete Burns A gay icon.🏳️‍🌈 Descanse en paz al difunto gran cantante principal de Dead or Alive Pete Burns.

https://open.spotify.com/track/5UJD2UkKSsRYeyii3MdRhp?si=QY5IJMzbTdiRar2KpllaDQ This and a summer night and soon you will understand

confessional poetry. i write in pieces of myself i don’t recognize. my words are bruised and broken. i am shouting at anyone who will listen.

~ "To have a courageous heart is to love, and to be open to the possibility that one day your heart may be shattered into a million pieces."

This is the first chapter for the story Dead Man's Party, and I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it!

The narrator, Karson, wakes up to knocks on the door and finds Clarin, a scrawny man in a clown costume, who presents him with an invitation to a party at Clarin's home. The narrator lives a reclusive life and is hesitant about attending social gatherings. Despite his reluctance, he agrees to go to the party after noticing a mysterious figure in the shadows, which Clarin dismisses as a figment of the narrator's imagination. After Clarin leaves, the narrator examines the invitation, which is colorful and features cartoon skeletons, titled "Dead Man's Party."

Indie music has always been about being real, rejecting mainstream culture, and doing things your own way. In the 1990s, indie musicians in the U.S. wanted to be different from the big music companies, focusing on personal expression and creating music outside of the commercial world.

How megadeth was born and how it started You know I just have to fill this Euuefhehhdjzpsofieoexodododo

The life of Mustaine before megadeth very simply, key points ig Life Drugs Panic Metallica Bullshit

The poem traces a life’s journey from innocent beginnings through emotional pain, self-discovery, and loss. It explores how a person adapts to trauma, masks imperfections, searches for happiness, and ultimately finds peace in death, marked only by the emotional scars of their experience.

Is the truth I seek merely a deception crafted by the devil? As the abyss revels in its satisfaction, it remains indifferent to whom I choose to believe or whom I choose to become.

When you love as deep as the ocean, you'll loose a few who never really had a way of floating. Just keep hoping, leave you're heart open, think you are but you're not yet broken.

Think making money from writing is only for pros? Think again. I started with zero clients and just a love for words—and now I’m using simple writing gigs to earn real extra cash online. In this note, I share where I write, what I earn, and how you can start too—even with no experience Keep your writing honest and helpful. People connect with real stories.

It starts as a soft hum—barely audible, like someone breathing through a closed door. Then the strings creep in: slow, off-key, like they’re being played underwater. A piano follows, each note too perfect, too cold, like a machine imitating grief. Underneath it all, whispers—not words, just the shape of them. But the longer you listen, the more they sound like your name. Halfway through, the melody shifts key in a way that shouldn’t be possible. Like reality just bent. Then silence. But it never really stops. It stays with you—growing louder in the quiet, reshaping itself in your head. And soon… you’ll find yourself humming it.