These are all reviews and articles tagged with "music".
Category: Electronica-Indietronic | Folk-Acoustic
Superb Anniversary Compilation | Over six years Camomille distributes electronic music for free. Created in 2002 by Vincent Fugère in Montreal, Canada, out of love of camomille tea and ambient music there has been 99 releases to date. Now we celebrate Camomille’s 100th release by listening to 44(!) free tracks somewhere inbetween ambient, idm and [...]
Category: Techno
Colourful Experimental Techno | Techno-Tracks by Sudio twist all the time. The scientist in Sudio, cuts, filters, combines and experiments continously with sounds, loops and beats. His productions float in a permanent mutation and while you get a grip on a new groove, be sure it will change in the next seconds to evolve into [...]
Category: Charts
Bruno, also known as nelas, is a Biologist from São Paulo, Brazil, keen on marine invertebrates. After discovering a world of free music, and being directly inspired by ccMixter and Jamendo initiatives, nelas decided to create the blog ccNeLaS by the end of 2006. The blog's idea is simple: he listens to as much music [...]
Category: Charts
Sim Sullen is one of the heads behind the 12rec-Netlabel from Dortmund/Germany. Together with Sven Swift he did an incredible job this year promoting their artists. So, no surprise 12rec climbed up everywhere into the free music charts this year. And that’s why we asked him to put his favorites together. Enjoy!
Category: Charts
Benoit Richard from Epinal in France likes to publish. He is the creator not of just one but a few webzines. Next to his benzinemag, he publishes on ondefixe, poprevuexpress and netlabelsrevue. Netlabels Revue is of course the place to find some new sounds from the worldwide netlabel scene. But we have to mention one [...]
Category: Charts
After a first blog experience, views and reviews in 2006, Thierry Massard is now coordinating noCo …mment, a selected guide of Netreleases. noCo is also the place for some side-projects dedicated to visual artists (720×120) and the Questionnaire, which is a project based on the original questionnaire by Marcel Proust, submitted to the attention of [...]
