Albumteam has finally done something that has taken far too long to a company to realize: make a decent digital photo album that can leave the coffee table. Album accomplishes just that, it’s a 7-inch portable digital photo frame. It also is fairly simply, possessing only three buttons for the interface. Sure, it might be more »

“Operation Humble Kanye” is sort of a success. If you don’t know, Stephen Colbert attempted to have the top album on iTunes by telling everyone to buy his Christmas album on December 3rd at 5PM Eastern. Last night, the album was #15. This morning, “A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All” is the #3 more »

I first wrote about HDtracks originally in October and I thought it was a pretty cool service. At that time, I wasn’t able to test out their HD music.

Recently, Gibson partnered up with HDtracks to offer their own special album in HD and I quickly jumped on the opportunity to listen to the music in HD. Before I start talking about the quality of the music, I want to briefly go over the download and installation process. This way if you want to purchase something off HDtracks, you will know how it works ahead of time. Continued after the break.

Just as quickly as we learn that any new Radiohead tracks will soon require your wallet, Nine Inch Nails opens up with two free singles and then a complete album, all for free. Following up on the success of Ghosts, Trent Reznor and his crew offered up both Discipline and Echoplex as singles, both of more »

For the majority of you who paid nothing for Radiohead’s most recent album, In Rainbows, you may be sad to learn that the UK based band has no future plans to offer any similar promotion in the future. Lead singer, Thom Yorke, called the revolutionary experiment a “one-off” thing. “It was one of those things more »

The Charlatans (here in the U.S. they would be called The Charlatans UK) have pulled a Radiohead and are initially making their latest album available to download for free! But unlike Radiohead, where fans had to decide how much they were willing to pay, the Charlatans’ offer comes with no such strings attached. There’s no more »