Yesterday @SvenSwift from Error Broadcast and 12rec tweeted about this, so I put it on my todo-pile. However, I couldn't help but listen to this before getting my other stuff done. And I don't regret it - this album is awesome. You should definitly check it out.
The release is licenced under a Creative Commons licence.
When I heard the first remix from this album, I wasn't really convinced the remix album was a good idea (I won't tell tou which one it was, because you would hear it in a different way). But when I listened through the whole thing, I knew I was wrong. This definitly was a rad idea and I hope you'll have as much fun listening to it as I did and still do. Again, here is the releases' website.
And - just as pt.1 - it's not creative commons, but still free. You can download the 192k mp3 on their website, and buy the FLAC. That is the reason they don't use CC, but they also don't want to get into dusty law-books to write a licence that works for them. What I can tell you is: I asked the label, and they said putting the mp3s on Bittorrent is cool. So, here they are:
Edit: Good News: Error Broadcast set the Licence to Creative Commons BY-NC 3.0!
[magnet piratebay]
This is actually the EP that made me pay attention to free music, a friend showed me. From that moment on I was dragged into a vortex of netaudio and soon after started this blog.
But back to the EP. Like a lot of iD.EOLOGY releases, it has quite a lot of funky influences, maybe this one is a little more electronic. I'm a little tired right now, so the description isn't that accurate, I hope you enjoy it anyway.
The album is released under "the iD.EOLOGY Licence".
I accidentally deleted this entry, I am really sorry. It is still as awesome as before, also this is a reminder for you to not forget about this great EP. Again, here is the link to the releases' website.
And - just as pt.1 - it's not creative commons, but still free. You can download the 192k mp3 on their website, and buy the FLAC. That is the reason they don't use CC, but they also don't want to get into dusty law-books to write a licence that works for them. What I can tell you is: I asked the label, and they said putting the mp3s on Bittorrent is cool. So, here they are:
Edit: Good News: Error Broadcast set the Licence to Creative Commons BY-NC 3.0!
[magnet piratebay]
The first Extended Edition (XE) album released by blocSonic. Just Plain Ant created a great piece of music, primarily Downtempo, however I could sense a little bit of IDM here and there. Enjoy Songs About Something!
The album is released under the Creativ Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0 Licence.
Actually, I was just about to load a completely different piece of music from that netlabel, but the name made me check out this album, and suddenly I found myself making a torrent for this fine piece of music.
What can I say? You'll find breaks, melody and bass - and in general a really good EP. Check it out!
I've been listening to this EP quite often in the last days, and I really like it. It's a great compound of Funk, Pop, downtempo and probably some other stuff.
This again unfortunately is not creative commons, but it's much closer than Pixelord's Lucid Freaks. You can find the licence right here. So, again, you can download it free and noone will sue you, the same goes for uploading, so, do it! :)
