Dose of Music

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A podcast diving into all things music. Albums, lore, history, science, analysis, nothing is off the table. 

  1. NOV 26

    The Genius of Mark Knopfler

    This episode explores the artistry of Mark Knopfler. From his rhythm playing, solos, riffs, and acoustic work to his extraordinary storytelling, we look at the brilliance that defined Dire Straits and his solo career. Songs used (all by Dire Straits):  Sultans of Swing Money for Nothing Down to the Waterline Single Handed Sailor Tunnel of Love In the Gallery Once Upon a Time in the WestRomeo and Juliet Portobello BelleGet in touch

    23 min

  2. NOV 11

    Neurons in Harmony: How Music Affects the Brain

    Ever wondered what’s actually happening in your brain when you listen to or play music? Well, you'll find out here, as this episode breaks down the science behind it all.  Get in touch

    18 min

  3. OCT 30

    The Supervillain of Sampling - MF Doom (& Madlib)

    A look at how MF DOOM transformed sampling into storytelling, weaving fragments of pop culture, jazz, and television into one of hip-hop’s most distinctive sounds. Get in touch

    24 min

  4. OCT 15

    Fearless on My Breath: Teardrop and the Sound of Loss

    In this episode, we dive deep into Massive Attack’s Teardrop - exploring its haunting beauty, inventive, soaring composition, and the deeply emotional story behind Elizabeth Fraser’s incredible vocals. Get in touch

    24 min

  5. OCT 2

    Come On and Feel the Illinoise! Sufjan Stevens' Masterpiece

    In this episode, we explore Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois, a sprawling, state-inspired masterpiece that blends history, faith, and astonishing musical ambition. Get in touch

    24 min

  6. SEP 17

    Did The Beatles Know Music Theory?

    Today, we're exploring the question of whether The Beatles knew music theory, despite their protestations to the contrary (spoiler alert: they did!). Tune in to discover how one of the greatest artists of all time used theory in their music, and a wider discussion on the utility of theory in songwriting.  Get in touch

    16 min

  7. AUG 31

    Anarchy in the Soundwaves: The Punk Revolution

    In this episode of Dose of Music, we dive into the Punk Revolution of the 1970s, exploring how bands like The Ramones, The Clash, and The Sex Pistols broke musical boundaries, challenged the establishment, and proved that anyone could make iconic music.  Songs used:  Green Day - Basket CaseSex Pistols - Anarchy in the UKThe Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop The Clash - London Calling The Clash - Lost in the Supermarket The Clash - Revolution RockThe Clash - Rock the Casbah Television - Venus Blondie - Hanging on the Telephone Patti Smith - Gloria Get in touch

    21 min

  8. AUG 5

    Prince of Darkness: A Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne

    In this episode of Dose of Music, we dive into how Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath carved out the blueprint for heavy metal: dark riffs, doomy lyrics, and a sound that changed rock forever. Songs used in order (all by Black Sabbath): Black SabbathSolitude Planet Caravan Children of the GraveFairies Wear BootsGet in touch

    23 min
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A podcast diving into all things music. Albums, lore, history, science, analysis, nothing is off the table. 

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  • Creator
    Ed Harvey
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    18
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2025 Dose of Music
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