Tuesday, April 28th, 2009
White Denim Week number 3 of the Pampelmoose New Music Hour radio show on WOXY.com. The show airs twice a week – every Tuesday at 3PM PST and 6PM EST and every Sunday at 8AM PST and 11AM EST. The show streams live – visit the WOXY homepage and click on your preferred method of [...]
Tags: Acrylics, City Center, Glasser, iTunes, Jarvis Cocker, Jay-Z, Jaydiohead, Matisyahu, MP3, Music, NemoHQ, neon indian, Netherfriends, Pampelmoose, Papercuts, Pattern is Movement, Radiohead, Sonic Youth, The Crystal Method, White Denim, WOXY.com || 1 Comment »
Sunday, April 26th, 2009
iheartnewmusic A new iPhone app has launched called iheartnewmusic and it provides a cool and simple way to stream all the music on Pampelmoose as well as many other blogs. You can see a video tutorial here – iheartnewmusic video and you can download the application directly from this link if you have iTunes installed. [...]
Tags: Blogs, Brooklyn Vegan, gorilla vs bear, indie, iphone, iTunes, Largehearted Boy, Music, NemoHQ, Pampelmoose, stereogum, Video || 1 Comment »
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009
It doesn’t seem that long ago since Radiohead did what was once unimaginable – release an album without being signed to a major record company. On the long march to digital ubiquity as the means of music delivery Radiohead avoided the tar pit that seems to be major label thinking and came out clear winners. [...]
Tags: album, apps, Bands, Blogs, Byrne, Cloud computing, Concerts, Digital, downloads, FaceBook, Festivals, free, Gaming, iphone, iTunes, Labels, Marketing, Mobile, MP3, MTV, Music, MySpace, NemoHQ, NIN, Nine Inch Nails, Online, Radio, Radiohead, records, Rock, social, Streams, Touring, Twitter, Umair Haque, Video, Vinyl || 35 Comments »
Sunday, February 15th, 2009
I inadvertently set off quite a debate this week when I posted a few slides from a presentation that I often use when I speak at music conferences. I wrote a post entitled ‘How Bands Can Make More Money By Not Putting a Price on a CD’. Of the 44 resulting comments the majority of [...]
Tags: Benjamin Taylor, CD, iTunes, Live, Music, Name Your Price, Pampelmoose || 11 Comments »
Sunday, December 28th, 2008
Not only does the Amazon MP3 store have hundreds of free MP3s and 256kb DRM-free at that, it is now ponying up $5 worth of free downloads to me just for buying music that I actually want. iTunes beware, I have quit you. Should I consider EMusic anyone?
Tags: Amazon, downloads, emusic, free, iTunes, MP3, MP3 Store || 5 Comments »
Monday, September 29th, 2008
Boing Boing posted a story about Wal-Mart ending its use of DRM wrappers on its MP3 download service and how, for its customers, there is now the inconvenience of backing up those MP3s by burning them to disc. If the files are not saved that way they will no longer be available via the Wal-Mart [...]
Tags: Amazon, downloads, DRM, iTunes, MP3, Wal-Mart || 5 Comments »
Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
I’m not one to promote the iTunes store but when a Northwest indie label not only succeeds and stays in business while getting to be 20 years old it feels good to be a supporter. And for those of you who haven’t got a CD shelf or computer full of Sub Pop artists’ tunes now [...]
Tags: Bruce Pavitt, Festivals, Indie Rock, Interview, iTunes, Jonathan Poneman, Seattle, SP20, Sub Pop || No Comments »
Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
I am not sure I enjoy a mystery revealed. Here’s the story – “Anonymous musician Podington Bear made his musical den on the internet in the beginning of 2007, announcing he intended to write, record and release three songs a week, via podcast and blog. 156 songs total. During this campaign Podington Bear was spotlighted [...]
Tags: Blogs, Chad Couch, Hush Records, iTunes, Podington Bear, Radio, songs || 3 Comments »