 A music blog focused on covering independent music and the culture that surrounds it through interviews, reviews, and daily commentary. |
 Mostly music musings on new and old releases, current favs and live shows. Focusing on the oft neglected genres of folk, americana, alt-country, freak folk, singer-songwriters and balkanized punk marching bands. MP3 downloads updated several times a week for eval purposes; please listen and buy. |
 There are only two kinds of music : good and bad. Eclectic Irish-based blog nialler9 features the good kind. Anything from indie to electronica to funk to French chanson and everything in-between is featured. Check it out. |
 Villains Always Blink is a music blog with indie music news, cd and concert reviews, mp3s, and interviews.
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 "After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music." - Aldous Huxley
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 "The greatest blog, ever!" says Gorilla vs. Bear's mom. |
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 Since 2002. Indie rock and stuff. Monthly podcast. No filler. |
 I've got a what I'd call a DIY site, pretty
lo-fi. I post about indie rock/pop, experimental, alternative, folk,
electronica--music that means something to me personally, not
necessarily the latest, most recently available. Current favorite
artists include Sunset Rubdown, Lily Allen, Juana Molina, James
Figurine, Andrew Bird, Cloud Cult, and anything by Sufjan (of course).
And I just discovered the brilliance of My Brightest Diamond. Sounds
serious, but I do this just for fun. And the love of the music, of
course. |
 Stop being spoonfed the shiz big radio is shoving down your throat.
Find out where the real music is. Some of the best music on the web,
right here at MOKB. |
 Based in Seattle, WA, Kingblind.com is your daily source for: Music news, album & concerts reviews, MP3's, music videos, concert promotion and much more! 38 writers in 8 countries contribute. |
 Knobtweakers.net exists to promote electronic music, and to share the rich culture that surrounds it. |
 Largehearted Boy is a music blog with a literary twist featuring daily free and legal music downloads as well as news from the worlds of music, literature, and pop culture. |
 The girls are wise, and they're on to you. MP3s and commentary from the corner of 6th and Red River -- or Ludlow and Houston -- wherever we are hanging out this week. |
 BurningOak.com features a variety of content, with an emphasis on mp3 downloads, live music, music news, jam bands, world music, indie bands, and anyone else with an original approach that I like. The site also features the occasional post about beer, comedy, or sports, since I like those a lot, too. |
 A UK based music blog, detailing the very best in new music, as well as reviews and the odd indie interview. Occasionally veers into rants about politics or film. |
 Music For Kids Who Can't Read Good is a music blog that focuses on the best music in the Indie genre and targets a young demographic who are passionate about music. The name of the blog, and much of its design and layout is based on the cult movie, Zoolander, which takes a satirical look at the fashion industry. Similar to the lighthearted tone of the movie, musicforants.com (which is its location on the web) is written in a more casual tone and doesn't take itself too seriously. It's goal is to spread the word about great music while being an enjoyable read for its viewers. |
 You Aint No Picasso is a pop-focused blog from Lexington, Kentucky. |
 Each Note Secure is a music blog that started our rather innocent andgrew into something I have lots of passion for. I do my best to give musicians a voice that might not have it otherwise while also gushingabout some musicians that dont need the attention but that I adore.
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 Great Body of Water Music Blog reaches out to the younger genreation as well as all music lovers posting a mix of indie rock, indiepop/twee, and emocore. Through interviews we get up close and personal with some of the budding talent in the independent music world and every Sunday we feature our clap-tastic segment called "The Sunday Clap".
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 A mix of old and new pop, rock, Canadian and local (Calgary, AB) music that tickles my fancy.
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 A UK based and UK-centric mp3 blog showcasing new indie, folk, electronic and electic music that the author is truly excited to hear. He only post music that he has his heart set on. Even better, all the tracks are legal download. Mike is also the creator of the "Take Your Medicine" podcast. One of the UK most popular music podcasts.
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 EAR FARM is a New York City based music blog started in October of 2005. The site compiles music related links from news outlets/other music blogs, runs weekly features such as 8+, Overlooked Albums from the '90s, and Weekend Live Music, and highlights new bands/artists from around the world (with a focus that's slightly slanted towards New York City bands).
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 Domino Rally is an mp3 blog from the UK which started in March 2005. The contributors are all members of UK indie band Johnny Domino and use the site to engage in musical one-upmanship amongst themselves. MP3 face-off!
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 Tim Young writes for the blog ‘the face of today’ and manages the weekly ‘contrast podcast’ that combines the musical choices of mp3 bloggers and podcasts from all over the globe. Tim also sings and plays guitar in the London based band ‘Cut’.”
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