Various Artists - NetBloc Volume 10
Earlier in the year I featured the first volume of a continuing series from the BlocSonic blog called NetBloc. Its purpose is to present on a regular basis a showcase of music from netlabels and independent artists. Since then there have been 10 volumes, all of high quality with a well written booklet of liner notes. It is fitting that I would feature the latest of this series at the end of this year if only to remind you that if you haven’t been regularly checking these volumes out, you are missing a awfully large amount of great music.
netBloc Volume 10: Postmodernism is dead. Postmillennialism killed it… sorry Andy :( may be the best of the lot. As usual, it is an eclectic blend of mainly hip-hop, electronica, and indie pop served by an international cast. Ghostown starts the album with a very tasty rap offering. More hip hop is imported from Spain by El Klan Delos Dedete. Singer-Songwriter DavidBowman offers a classy hybrid of folk and electro-pop. If I had to pick a favorite I would go with the great techno-pop track “Munchen” by Garmish Partenkirchen. The best music to get totally lost in is the dreamy and jazzy “Valletta 1:27 a.m.” by The Incognito Traveller. Joijoijoi is minimalist pop while Shorthand Phonetic is Emo like you won’t believe. Most regulars of Free Album Galore will already know the joys of My First Trumpet and Surbuhar (You’re welcome, Mike!). As mentioned before, if you are missing out on this series you are missing some of the best of independent and netlabel music.


do you know niesencja?
Comment by mlx — December 31, 2007 @ 5:13 pm
No. Should I?
Comment by Marvin — December 31, 2007 @ 6:14 pm
I think so ;)
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http://netmuzyka.wordpress.com/kompilacje/
Regards
mlx
Comment by mlx — January 2, 2008 @ 8:40 am
Thanks for turning me on to this series! I can’t wait to get them all! My only complaint is that my free-and-legal music collection is growing faster than I have time to listen to it all, with so much great stuff available online!
Comment by Lethe — September 25, 2008 @ 12:50 pm