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Clubbing in London on Saturday Night - G-A-Y is NOT "Heaven"-ly, But X
With Amsterdam Dance Event coming up next week, I decided to stopover in London to have a night out clubbing. Since I knew that I would be mainly attending events...
Song of the Day: The Big Pink - "Dominos"
Hailing from Britain, The Big Pink is an electro-rock duo who's music is fairly laid back while being pretty emotionally charged. "Dominos" brings to mind some minor 90's hits like...
IFPI files 2,100 lawsuits against P2P users across the world
Free Valentine’s Day Music
Flowers and chocolates are the usual gifts to buy for Valentine's Day but they just don't last - do they? After spending all that money, the recipient is soon left...
Publishers being phasing out DRM on Audio Books
Now that all four major record labels have started selling music without DRM, some of the world's largest book publishers are considering doing the same with digital audio books. Up until now, the majority of audio books sold online are protected in the Audible DRM format, with a few...read more...
Stream and backup your music with MP3Tunes Locker
MP3Tunes Locker allows you to backup your music files and access them from any computer with an internet connection. The service costs $39.95, and for that you get unlimited storage in return, 128kps streaming, and the ability to stream you...
Song of the Day: Organ Donors - "4 Tribes (Wanna Be Startin Somethin)"
Michael Jackson's music has always rocked the dancefloor. His disco records "Don't Stop Til You get Enough" and "Rock With You" nearly established him as the solo star...
Sony intros yet another e-reader
Two new e-readers apparently weren't enough for Sony, which has taken the wraps off a third addition to its "Edition" line.
Video Clip of the Week: Ultra Nate - "Twisted"
The lead off single from Ultra's fierce remix/DJ mix 2CD compilation Alchemy: GST Reloaded was produced by legendary Louie Vega. Following a string of fierce videos for "Automatic" and "Give...
UK retailer SVP Communications sold to investor
Online recordable disc retailer SVP Communications has been sold recently to an investor, this according to a thread on an UK DVD Forum. The company was founded in 1999 and operates a warehouse near Plymouth from where it supplies the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe.The owner of...read more...
CD Freaks presents the Sony BDU-X10S BD-ROM review
CD Freaks is proud to present the Sony BDU-X10S BD-ROM review by MegaDETH."The BDU-X10S incorporates BD-ROM reading at 2x while still supporting CD-R/RW reading at 24x, DVD+R/RW and DVD+R DL reading capabilities at 8x.If you are looking for a well built Blu-ray reader with native SATA...read more...
Max iPod volume now adjustable on selected Apple players
OCZ Technology announces MicroSD Flash cards and adaptors (Press Relea
OCZ Technology Group today introduced 1GB and 2GB microSD™ cards and adaptor kits to their diverse flash memory series. Making use of the extensive multimedia capabilities of mobile phones and PDAs, OCZ microSD cards are the convenient storage solution for pictures, music, ringtones, and...read more...
Samsung ships Blu-ray DVD players to prepare for June 25th
Trixie Reiss of Tricky Bizzniss Interview
Do you remember the Crystal Method classic "Coming Back?" Singer Trixie Reiss is back, teamed up with Ernie Lake and Michael James Nigro as Tricky Bizzniss. Their debut CD is...
"Say Yes" - Afternoons
This one carries the wacky, group-sing, neo-hippie vibe of the Polyphonic Spree but with the added benefit of really solid songwriting."Say Yes" unfolds with a jaunty, trumpet-led rhythm augmented by a loopy backing vocal that brings the Star Trek theme song to mind. In the indie world, lots of songs pretty much end there--quirky, big-ensemble intro, and that's all we get. To its credit, "Say Yes" develops resoundingly beyond its minute-long intro, presenting us next with a verse featuring a non-repeating melody that stretches out for more than 40 seconds, incorporating 18 measures of music. That's all but unheard of in a rock band, but then again, Afternoons are an idiosyncratic rock band at best, being a seven-piece ensemble that includes two drummers, a trumpet player, and a classically trained opera singer. Three of the seven players were in the L.A.-based band Irving, which has been put aside now that that band's side projects have apparently overshadowed the main act (another Irving offshoot is Sea Wolf).The chorus, by the way, is nicely thought out too, and an apt counterpart to the extended verse: simply the words "say yes," architected into the bouncy trumpet refrain of the introduction. For something this big-hearted and loose-limbed, "Say Yes" is a pretty tight composition. It will eventually appear on Afternoons' debut CD, which is recorded but seems to lack, thus far, a release date. The band has been selling EPs at shows in L.A. but that's about it so far. MP3 courtesy of Irving's web site. Thanks to Filter for the tip.
New CD Reviews Posted - Kaskade, Jimmy James, Martin Solveig, Hybrid,
Check out reviews of new music from Kaskade, Jimmy James, Martin Solveig, Hybrid, Lionel Richie, Barcera and more.....
Over 325,000 pirated CDs seized in US raid
Who needs a Blu-ray or HD-DVD player?
Surfing the web today I found a really funny news published at Pocket-lint about a standalone DVD player, the Marantz DV7001. Thanks to upscaling technology, as stated in the title, this drive is able to deliver 1080p performance from a DVD.Checking at Marantz website, I was able to find also...read more...
Police shut down Bulgaria's largest Torrent site, arenabg.com
Nero 8 world premiere at IFA 2007 (Press Release)
Nero to present its latest technology by bringing a beach atmosphere to Berlin.IFA, Berlin, Germany (August 30, 2007) -- Nero, leaders in digital media technology, announced today that the theme of the company's booth at this year's IFA tradeshow will be "Nero Beach". A fun, relaxed...read more...
PS3 will not reach Europe until March 2007
Plextor Announces SATA Version of 18X DVD±R Burner (Press release)
Plextor today announced the immediate availability of the TurboPlex PX-810SA DVD Super Multi Drive. The new model addresses growing customer demands for DVD burners that support Serial ATA interface. The PX-810SA also includes a new bundle of value-added software applications for tasks such as data...read more...
The DVD Rewinder: 'Back up' those DVDs legally!
Iomega sold for $213 million
After having champagne at the Iomega booth during last month's CeBIT we were not expecting Tuesday's news from data storage provider EMC. The company acquired Iomega for $213 million, which expands EMC's offerings targeting small businesses and consumers. Earlier this year Iomega said 'no'...read more...
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