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Contributing Blogs

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  The Blue Walrus

  The Blue Walrus started life in 2006 in Edinburgh/Glasgow with an aim of sharing mp3s of new independent music with a wider audience. Since then we've added three more writers and moved to London, but the aim is the same - we just do it better now.

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  Cream Team

  Through biting wit, a bit of nostalgia and ears tuned into the pulse, Cream Team is a music blog for the music-obsessed.

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  The Culture Of Me

  THE CULTURE OF ME is a music, art, news, mp3, and nightlife photography web site based in New York City. The focus is to consume for the consumer, provide resources of all kinds for the culturally needy, and document the lives of the people who would read the site. Think demographically of a VH1 Celebreality viewer who happens to peruse Paper magazine and seeks out open bars and killer DJ sets as often as possible.

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  Disco Demons

  Disco Demons was started in the spring of 2008 by Jakob Bouchal as a personal blog, based in Austria, written in German – without any intention of starting a music blog. After occasional posts about fresh music (focusing on electronic dance music), visitors started emailing Disco Demons asking for more music-related posts and an English versions of the site. Today, Disco Demons is a popular international electronic music blog, receiving thousands of hits from all over the world everyday. It’s readership consists of listeners as well as artists, bands, producers, label executives and of course lots of DJs.

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  Discopunk

  Discopunk is a Curitiba, Brazil based mp3 blog. Offering content in both Portuguese and English, Discopunk focuses on popular blog music and the local Brazilian scene.

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  Earmilk

  All Milk. No Duds. We are electro, hiphop, indie, experimental anything and sometimes pop (we all have our vices). With editors in most of the major cities around the world (NYC, L.A, London, Toronto, Montreal, etc) we all publish what we love - which gives Earmilk and our growing readership a veritable buffet of delectable musical digs. With the artists that support us, and our growing team of dedicated writers we strive to expose everyone we can to the local dives, back waters, and undergrounds of genres that they wouldn't normally come across - Drink up.

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  First Up!

  A daily grind of the best in: Grime, Hip-Hop, Hyphy, 8-Bit, Bassline, 4x4, Club, Funky House, Dirty Pop, Sneakers, Caps, Nails, Interviews, Events, Downloads, Nights Out - Basically, for the love of good music and nyce things.

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  Forward Music

  I live in Munich, Germany. I am 17. I write about music I love.

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  Hard Candy Music

  Visit HardCandyMusic.com daily for exclusive interviews & hot new electro, indie and pop music and some of our old favorites thrown in for good measure!!

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  TheMusic.FM

  A New York based music blog tracking the latest in music news, MP3s, other trends,

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  The Music Ninja

  The Music Ninja is a music blog out to discover the great songs from the past and present. It primarily focuses on independent music from all genres and tries to stay away from mainstream music that you would listen on the radio. There is a lot of great songs being created everyday that most people never get the chance to listen to, The Music Ninja is trying to change that one song at a time!

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  Muumuse

  MuuMuse is music news, reviews, interviews, and up-and-coming artists too. From time to time, I will cross barriers to write about the fashion, design and styles that inspire me. After all, music and art inextricably linked. Just ask Lady Gaga. Oh, and yes–there’s an entire section devoted to Britney Spears. Deal with it.

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  Nialler9

  Nialler9 is an award-winning Ireland-based music blog that has been active since 2005. The simple goal of the site is to enthuse about good music ? whatever the genre ? indie, electronica, folk or dubstep and beyond as long as it?s good. As Duke Ellington said ?There are two kinds of music. Good music, and the other kind.? Nialler9 is a chronicle of musical delights with a special emphasis on new music, Irish artists worthy of recognition, a monthly podcast and weekly gig guides.

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  One Thirty BPM

  One Thirty BPM is a New York-based online music publication with writers based in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, and Germany.

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  Pigeons And Planes

  I started Pigeons and Planes in late 2008 because I realized how much effort it took to stay up to date on the music I liked. I couldn’t just go to the big hip-hop blogs, I wasn’t satisfied with depending solely on the indie blogs, and there were thousands of things in between that I always struggled to keep up with. I started putting everything I liked into one place, whether it’s the starving artist or the industry darling - whether it’s polished mainstream hip-hop, an electronic remix, or gritty indie rock. This is what I love. Pigeons and Planes. Pigeons are the starving artists that eat crumbs off the street to survive in a world that wasn’t built for them. Planes are the finely tuned, big industry names that are affiliated with corporations, expensive tickets, and the masses. Since a lot of people ask, that’s the basic idea of the name. It’s come to take on a few other meanings, but use your imagination. The main idea is that good music of all kinds takes flight here.

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  Pretty Much Amazing

  Pretty Much Amazing was started in the summer of 2007 by Luis Tovar and since then he has welcomed many other music geeks to join him in his quest to spread the love and call the bullshit that is sprinkled throughout today’s music. The average PMA reader comes in many shapes, sizes, and with many credentials, ranging from Artists and Repertoire executives, hipster DJs, and everyone in between. In the two short years it’s been on the internet, Pretty Much Amazing has introduced a successful podcast, popular recurring columns, and commissioned popular releases.

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  The Recommender

  The Recommender is a UK-based music blog. The journalists, DJs, photographers and promoters that make up our small team of contributors pride themselves on being a strict filter of quality tunes, always focusing on the very best in new music from around the world. We regularly serve up mp3s, previews, photography and interviews.

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  Sheena Beaston

  I am a beast with a plethorically rad amount of musical knowledge. I also love Sheena Easton. So, there you go. I am Sheena Beaston.

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  Tastes Like Caramel

  Tastes Like Caramel is an mp3 blog focused on music, art, film, pop culture and everything else that we love about our stomping grounds of NYC and London.

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  Stoney Roads

  Stoney Roads showcases new and talented dance and indie artists. We do not condone posting of full quality releases. Without money going back to the artist we are merely shooting ourselves in the feet. Think before you post!

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  Tympanogram

  an examination used to test the condition of the middle ear and mobility of the eardrum, and the conduction bones by creating variations of air pressure in the ear canal. Basically, it sounded like a cool name for a blog intended to be primarily about music. We’d both had other blogs previously, but over beers it was decided that more damage could be done as a joint venture. And here we are. We share a passion for the undiscovered and under-appreciated, and hope that you’ll be able to find something you love as well.

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  Too Many Sebastians

  Too Many Sebastians is two people, one boy (English), one girl (Japanese). Initially it was just messing around on the internet making strange images/music. In late 2007 it vaguely became a blog meant for friends who liked our taste in music. In May 2008 we started recieving emails from people we didn't know asking us to post their music, it was quite an exciting experience and we began to do so....

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  Vinyl & Vodka

  Vinyl & Vodka began as a pop culture, gossip and music blog titled Mossip. Mossip was a success, but musical tastes change and I was out to make a new, more modern blog that mirrored my personal interests. Vinyl & Vodka is everything I hoped it would become.

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  We All Want Someone To Shout For

  We All Want Someone To Shout for is a New York City music blog run by one man. This man, Will Oliver, loves new music, and wants to share his love with the world. With daily updates about new bands, his favorite music, and coverage of NYC concerts, there is bound to be something that you will want to shout for.

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  The World In A Paper Cup

  An indie, live and local music blog.

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  Yours Truly

  Yours Truly discover, document, celebrate, interrogate, capture and catapult the writers, singers, screamers and spitters whose craft, without question, demands attention.