Site of the Day: The Sky Report Fri, May 11, 2012

The Sky Report is on a mission to bring you a continuous stream of new music. Misson completed!

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Site of the Day: Don't Die Wondering Sat, Apr 28, 2012

Today’s featured site comes to us from the UK. They showcase a variety of artists from all over Europe as well as the U.S. leaning more towards the experimental side of the spectrum.

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Site of the Day: For The Beat Wed, Apr 25, 2012

With contributors in London and NYC For The Beat is dedicated to showcasing emerging talent in the indie and electro music scenes on both sides of the pond.

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Site of the Day: Lower Frequencies Mon, Apr 16, 2012

Lower Frequencies was born out of the motto, “keep it simple.” The universe, the world, the blogosphere, life—they’re all vast, unfathomably complex webs that defy comprehension or certain definition. Lower Frequencies is basic and definable—“one song at a time, one day at a time.” It’s that easy.

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Site of the Day: Teenage Vulture Fri, Apr 13, 2012

Warm vibes coming from this West Coast Indie Music blog will have you thinking it’s summer wherever you are. Bask in the sounds of great curation.

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Site of the Day: The Indie Machine Thu, Apr 5, 2012

Toronto-based live music program and blog, featuring the latest and greatest indie rock, pop, folk, electronic and everything in between.

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Site of the Day: Glo-fi Must Die Sun, Apr 1, 2012

Killing the genre one blog post at a time. Keep up with them on exfm! http://ex.fm/glofimustdie

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Fun. - Some Nights Tue, Mar 6, 2012

You can’t listen to Some Nights without thinking that Greenday and Queen may have gotten intoxicated at a bar one night, rehashed their teenage angst and then came together to create this Broadwayesque story of an album. Hey it may have happened if Freddie Mercury was still alive and Green Day hadn’t yet written American Idiot.

The obvious draw to this album are Nate Reuss’ powerful vocals along with his ability to let you sit back and envision the story he is slowly laying out in front of you. The lyrics are simple, the problems are those of the youth and the message is that you can and will overcome all of the speed bumps that life tosses your way.

If you’re of the Jay-Z school of thought “Death Of Autotune” then you might be opposed to it’s use on some of these tracks. Although I’m usually on that wagon I think that Fun. may have found a way to use the technique “correctly” as a way to creatively add to an already impressive vocal range.

It’s clear that Fun. has chosen that name on a reflection of their sound and over all message. They are exactly that. No more no less.

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Site of the Day: Avenge The Virgins Thu, Feb 2, 2012

A great mix of hip-hop, electronic and indie rock with a special “laid back Sunday” track worth checking in on at least once a week.

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