With the release of "Songs About Something XE" the evolution of blocSonic continues. This edition of Just Plain Ant's foray into the world of trip-hop and downtempo delivers over two hours of soulful, chilled beats! Disc one is the original album in it's entirety and disc two is packed...

With this final maxBloc single for "Tha Complete Platters Sessions XE" we've got another stack of bonus gems for you - more unreleased tracks from the Platters sessions and a fantastic remix by Minneapolis electropunk artist Mach FoX. Check it!When you're done with Starksy, if you...

To understand what the Platters Sessions are all about, here's a bit of background. In 2007, TSP began releasing a series of "Platters" releases via Jamendo. The Platters series were an exploration of vinyl samples based on particular themes. The first installment, "Platters Act. 1...

Anime Music Video (music "{Xe-None_slave on line")

Eben Moglen: A message about the Free Software Foundation (2006 Foundation (http://www.fsf.org) appeals to free software community to support the upcoming work of the Free Software Foundation. Eben covers the Novell and Microsoft deal, GPLv3, FSF's campaign against DRM DefectiveByDesign.org and...

2010 has been an incredible year for blocSonic. We've had Boots Riley on ETHX' "Boom to Bloom" and Chuck D on Just Plain Ant's "Rumble, Young Man, Rumble". We've released our first indie and pop albums with Friends or Whatever's self-titled debut,...

Ping Flood v1.02 available for download from http://www.aponetworks.com/vlog/ Excellent Software made in Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition. Built for XP and Vista.

The Free Software Song is a filk song by GNU/EMACS guru Richard M. Stallman. The song is usually set to the traditional Bulgarian melody of "Sadi Moma" but PST developed their own tune instead inna reverse-engineery stylee. This version has Chris Hughes (of Berlin's Methylated Spirits) on second...

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There was once this funky little UK netlabel named Random Flow that put out a total of 12 releases. It was the first netlabel that I knew of that was solely focused on hip-hop. Among the many gems that they released were CM aka Creative's 2 volumes of Classic Material. These gems were instant...