I’ve noticed that last summer’s post about music internships in Chicago is one of the most heavily visited pages on our site. That’s nice! What’s very strange is that a bunch of folks have been coming in through Google searches and leaving notes in the comments for Ryan at Pitchfork Media. That’s… not going to [...]
Pitchfork Staff Member Says “Hi” To Real-Life Woman
January 29, 2004 By Leave a Comment
GarageBand, cont’d
January 28, 2004 By Leave a Comment
Bob Mould may not be the (self-proclaimed) Andy Rooney of punk rock (yet), though he makes a strong point about tools like GarageBand. If you’re just “shuffling the deck chairs,” what are you really adding to our culture? Be bold. Experiment. Revel in these great tools that we would have killed for just ten years [...]
Females on Fire Comp CD
January 28, 2004 By Leave a Comment
Name Your Band
January 28, 2004 By 4 Comments
Guest Editorial: Getting radio airplay is serious bizness [by Carla Hall]
January 27, 2004 By Leave a Comment
[from JT: our friend Carla has more tips for you!] Radio, Radio By Carla Hall, MusicDish.com Planning to send your new single to your local Power or Hot station to get radio airplay? Think again. Getting radio airplay is serious bizness and no longer in the hands of individual DJs, so you best plan to [...]
Gnutella Developer Justin Frankel in Rolling Stone
January 27, 2004 By Leave a Comment
Essential reading… “When Hail to the Thief leaked on the Internet,” Frankel says, “I was like, ‘Right on!’ But I still bought the CD. I think it’s wrong to download music and never give anything to the artist. But if you download something and you’re like, ‘This sucks,’ and you never listen to it again, [...]
Sometimes, a Niche Audience is a Small Audience…
January 26, 2004 By Leave a Comment
My Birthday Present To Myself
January 24, 2004 By Leave a Comment
