The more I use it the more I’m impressed by Ubuntu and Linux distributions in general. In addition of giving a second life to my old PC hardware due to it’s low system requirements, the software is actually more useful.
My friend has a iPod that stopped playing the mp3s it holds. The proprietary Mac and [...]

I was pointed towards a MSN Music video service called In Concert in a Lenny Kravitz press release sent to The Music Tank.
While the Kravitz show didn’t really spark any kind of interest, I did spend a few minutes around the video streaming service looking around for stuff I would actually enjoy.
For something obviously “Microsoft” [...]

If you follow the news around torrent downloads, you might have heard the Demonoid tracker is blocking requests coming from Canadian IP addresses after legal pressure was put on the group by the CRIA.
A comment posted on TorrentFreak in reaction to the news sums up my position on the subject, word for word. It seems [...]

Tool really deserves to be considered as one of the most important bands of the modern era alongside the Beatles and other similar icons.
One example of why I’d say such a thing is plainly explained in the following video explaining Tool’s approach to song writing with an analysis of the song “Lateralus”. Doing anything involving [...]

Macs really seem to have all the best looking applications for themselves. Even if Apple forgets about an idea, someone will make it for them before you know it.
Coverflow runs alongside iTunes to allow visual browsing of all the albums you may have in your library. Before long, I’m sure this way of browsing (or [...]

It was with great surprise that I happened to notice there was a new In Flames album out. Real Life having caught to me, I really am not the Web’s Favorite Webmaster that used to know what was happening on the music scene anymore.
Being an official fan of In Flames for a while now I [...]