Archive for November, 2007

Welcome, the internet, to another exciting edition of New Music Friday. Ready for more free music in your Zune?

• First up this week, Dodge at MOKB has an interview and 4 MP3s from Grizzly Bear


• Next up, The Big Sleep Rock Cleveland


• Buzz-worthy band The Warlocks have an MP3 at 3Hive.


• Head over to Chromewaves for a pair of Dog Day MP3s


• Aquarium Drunkard has an MP3 by Irish Rock Legends The Pogues.


• For fans of Hip Hop, check out the new mixtape: R.O.C. All-Stars: The Street Leak  at Different Kitchen. 


• Soul-Sides has a remix of Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings


• Saying “Oh man, this is so good it’s ridiculous,” You Aint No Picasso has Ruby Isle covering The Raveonettes


• Rockinsider brings a Wallpaper remix on Zuneinsider favorite M.I.A.


• Talking about the 25 Anniversary of Thriller, Stereogum has a post with the headline”The Funk Of 40,025 Years” Best. Headline. Ever. In that post, you can also find Ben Gibbard covering Thriller in an MP3. I have goosebumps, even without Vincent Price.


• Arjan has a Baron Remix of Scissors for Lefty.


• And last but certainly not awesome, Music for Robots has a Souvenir remix. Don’t know Souvenir? Well click through the link!

Ok, enjoy the free music and have a great weekend everybody!

While we wait for the Zune 80′s to appear for actual sale, over on CrunchGear they’ve got a list of things to improve on the Zune. Often these articles turn into nothing more than “Why I’m Being An iSheep,” and…

While we wait for the Zune 80′s to appear for actual sale, over on CrunchGear they’ve got a list of things to improve on the Zune. Often these articles turn into nothing more than “Why I’m Being An iSheep,” and…

Look – another Zune promotional video. This is just in case you haven’t watched enough of them lately. This is reportedly one “created for an internal Zune presentation event, which took place in early November.” It’s…interesting. See for yourself.

Look – another Zune promotional video. This is just in case you haven’t watched enough of them lately. This is reportedly one “created for an internal Zune presentation event, which took place in early November.” It’s…interesting. See for yourself.