Introduction:
I plan to start a major project for my blog, where the participants will be sharing at least one album from every country in the world. The albums I share will be obscure and commercially unavailable or out of print, or from independent artists. I could really use some help with this project though, as my knowledge of music from various countries from around the world is far from infinite.

If you are an independent artist that would like to represent your country, please contact me via PM/shoutbox, or reply to this journal entry. I would also like to…

Introduction:
I plan to start a major project for my blog, where the participants will be sharing at least one album from every country in the world. The albums I share will be obscure and commercially unavailable or out of print, or from independent artists. I could really use some help with this project though, as my knowledge of music from various countries from around the world is far from infinite.

If you are an independent artist that would like to represent your country, please contact me via PM/shoutbox, or reply to this journal entry. I would also like to…

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I just recently discovered a promising and relatively new site by the name of Blip.fm. Blip allows it's members to DJ music using a Twitter-like interface, with a massive selection of songs available from Imeem to choose from, in addition to the content uploaded by members on third party sites.

I first decided to use the service to share music that I wouldn't normally post here, such as recently released material or music that is commercially available. However, since I have started using the service I have come to realize that it also happens to be a great resource…

After hearing constant buzz about the phenomena known as Twitter, I've finally decided to give it a try. When I first read about Twitter, I thought it was a useless idea, as I'm sure many others have. However, I noticed a few users who were able to put the service to good use by being original, and I thought perhaps I could do the same. At the moment I'm only using it to post updates to my blog, but if enough people are interested in following me on Twitter, I will eventually incorporate other ideas. Of course if no one…

I've decided to make an archive for my loved tracks. This will not only serve as a resource for me, but hopefully for anyone who stumbles along. As with my other journal entries, this list will be a constant work in progress, so be sure to check back for updates.

Steroid Maximus
Pusher Jones
Ectopia

Smog
No Dancing

Mount Eerie
What I Actually Am
No Flashlight (Songs of the Fulfilled Light)

Coachwhips
The Alarm
Unknown Title

ohGr
Sunburn
SunnyPsyOp

Buddy Guy
Five Long Years
Damn Right, I've Got The Blues

Braniac -
V1nc3nt C0m3 0n D0wn
Hissing Prigs In Static…

I created this list mainly as reference for myself, although I hope it will be useful to others. I run across so many great tag radios, group radios, user playlists and radios, and similar artist radios that I thought I would make a list so that I don't lose them in the future. This list will remain a work in progress

Global Tag Radios:
Pioneer
Bizarre
virtuoso
Outsider
Freak Folk
early rock
Proto-Punk
sound collage
plunderphonics
Outsider Music
electroacoustic
Musique Concrete
New Weird America
BBC Radiophonic Workshop
people who are freakier and folkier than motherfucking devendra banhart

Group Radios:
Bolachis…

Eventually I'll be putting together a compilation of mentally ill and physically disabled artists. As far as mental illness is concerned, these can be either artists who were officially diagnosed with an illness such as schizophrenia, or those who are obviously mentally ill, yet were never officially diagnosed. However I will not be including artists who behaved erratically due to the influence of drugs. This list is as much for myself as it is anyone else, so if you know of any artists that deserve to be on the list, please leave a comment. I will continue to update…

Here are my music recommendations for the month of March. Please leave some feedback if you enjoy any of these artists, or have any suggestions/recommendations.

Braniac - Braniac fused various elements of electronic synth (using Moog synthesizers), punk, and noise rock. Unfortunately the group disbanded in 1997 after vocalist and keyboard
player, Tim Taylor, died in a tragic car wreck.

Paul Dateh - Paul Dateh is a violin virtuoso. Unlike most violin players, he doesn't focus on playing classical or contemporary classical pieces. Most of his pieces involve playing the violin to hip-hop or rock beats. His music is refreshing…

http://myspace.com/digitalmeltd0wn

I've created a MySpace profile for Digital Meltd0wn. For those who don't know, Digital Meltd0wn is my network of music related sites. I plan to use the MySpace profile to post material that I wouldn't normally feature of either of my blogs.

I've added a couple of videos by Queen Adreena and Velcra to kick things off. I've also duplicated the recommendations that I posted a as a journal entry on the blog there, and uploaded a few music related images in my photo gallery.

This is just the start. I plan to continously update the profile and bring…

I'm working on putting together an all female rock compilation, with the theme obviously being female fronted rock bands. It will be the first in a series that I'm working on simply titled "Digital Meltd0wn Presents:"; not very exciting, I know, but the music, liner notes, and album art will make up for it. Some of the artists/bands I am considering featuring are:

Babes In Toyland, The Runaways, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, PJ Harvey, Jack Off Jill,The Donnas, Veruca Salt, Daisy Chainsaw, Queen Adreena, Kittie, Betty X, The Avengers…