[nws.bpm0005] music for microwaves

Jspr presents the fifth recipe of the netwaves BPM cookbook. A radioactive dinner for two, filled with analog beats and digital bleeps. From the clicks & clacks of Tinitus feat. Willow to the electric popsounds of Monomatik, this meal will make your ears go hungry for more. Warning: [nws.bpm005] may contain electricity!

Download or listen to [nws.bpm005] Music for microwaves.

foto: "CD Fireworks" by ian boyd. cc:by-nc

Playlist:

01. Ping Pong Andino - Tinitus feat. Willow
02. Computer Machen Einsam - Nils Hoffmann
03. By Night - Wahn
04. Sonic Line - Aquilone
05. Settetrenta - Phooka
06. Aero - Sr. Click
07. Ready Bill, Ready John - Cyclotron
08. The one with the straight bass - Monomatik
09. FB-01_#2 - Christian Bj�rklund
10. Plankton Dub - 82nd ave
11. Chica Hermosa (Robok Mix) - Rolancho
12. 0000001' - Machine Drum
13. Evidence - Humeka
14. The one where everybody joins in - Monomatik

Yuki Yaki

netwaves talks with Humeka who just released his "Densit� mat�rielle" on Berlin-based netlabel Yuki Yaki.

Download or listen to [nws091] netwaves 3.15.

Playlist:

01. Aimasendeshita - Cocoawildboars
02. Two Thousand Rulers - Sonictwist
03. It Sometimes Happens - Humeka
04. Hunspired - Glander
05. Analeptic Art - Humeka
06. Maison Beat Vodka - Humeka
07. Bored Of Canada - Daniel Carew
08. Until Next Time - ''82nd Ave
09. 10pint Wobble On - Adapt
10. Fiilis - Zentex
11. Orange Dying Sun - Juno6
12. Magnetic Fields - Mint

short newsies

CASH Music, the CC license using music label/creative community CC has discussed numerous times before, just launched a wonderful new Creative Commons Portal for understanding how CC licenses can be utilized by record labels and artists.
via CC

Bandcamp, a feature-heavy music site that focuses on providing musicians with robust, easy-to-use, and visually pleasing artist pages, just integrated CC licensing options in to their UI.
via CC

Foodista is a new online destination for those interested in all things culinary-related. The site is divided into four sections - recipes, foods, tools and techniques - and is based around the idea that community knowledge and sharing can result in a better resource than one built by a restricted and closed group. As such, the folks behind Foodista have “developed a system to let everyone edit content to make it better rather than have multiple versions of the same recipe.” At its core, this system is based around a site-wide CC BY license.
via CC

Applejux from netaudio.es has put some Spanish netlabels on Google maps: if you have a netlabel, you can always contribute, and put yourself on the map.

The people from archive.org have made a compilation of "How to ..." movies. "How to Make a Political T-Shirt" and "How to Brew Beer" are my favorites.

cheers!

Ecofont

A dutch company has developed a font, special for ecofriendly printing: the Ecofont.
The font looks like Emmenthal cheese, or like a lettertype that's been used in a Sergio Leone movie.

"Appealing ideas are often simple: how much of a letter can be removed while maintaining readability? After extensive testing with all kinds of shapes, the best results were achieved using small circles. After lots of late hours (and coffee) this resulted in a font that uses up to 20% less ink. Free to download, free to use."

The Ecofont is distributed under GPL and based upon Bitstream Vera.

via Netlabels & News