Cameron Reilly went absolutly ga-ga over TPN Rock #32 and #40 when he discovered The Planet Of Women. So he made it his mission to get them onto the G’Day World podcast
I first heard of Planet Of Women while listening to TPN Rock #32 last November. They rocked so hard I had to check out [...]

Those of you who listened to TPN Rock #43 this week will have heard the story of Charles Lee during the first track. I’m happy to hear that Lee is now safely backin America after his incarceration in China, and one of his first interviews is now online.

Featuring Drew Parker, Cathead, Another Volt, Dear and the Headlights, Velvet Caliber and Milk.

A few weeks ago, the BBC News website asked people to send in questions about Digital Music and they would ask “people in the UK industry” to answer them. The full replies are here, but here are the highlights that are making my blood boil…
Question: Will the price of tracks or albums be reduced with [...]

Featuring Arthur Vance (ft Joe Retta)

Interesting angle on DRM Polititcs over at The Inquirer today:
DRM has absolutely nothing to do with protecting content, it is about protecting the wallets of major corporations. The funny thing is they aren’t protecting it from you, they are protecting it from each other.

Yes, the shocking truth. People who listen to a lot of music buy more music. In a survey of “illegal file-sharers” Jupiter’s survey discovered that 67% of those who share music actually buy more music because of their actions.
Of course, they’ve spun it as a third buy less music, but then there are always two [...]

Featuring Black Light UK, The Professional Americans, Drayton Michaels, Winterpills, The Tower and Idiotbox.

Put simply, it’s audio content delivered directly to your PC or MP3 player whenever new content is uploaded to a website.
Okay, now the translation. Imagine a Rock Show that goes out on the Radio every Friday, that you can record on your computer and listen to whenver you feel like it, on your MP, your [...]

For those of you not familair with the concept of The Long Tail, coined by Chris Anderson, he “argued that products that are in low demand or have low sales volume can collectively make up a market share that rivals or exceeds the relatively few current bestsellers and blockbusters, if the store or distribution channel [...]