• gabba / POD with short texts on a wide spectrum of music like soul, electro, house etc. including older heroes like Robert Wyatt, Roxy Music, Josef K, Tocotronic and the latest hip stuff like M83, Pluramon...
• fluxblog by Matthew Perpetua with a good mix of indie and pop. Usually 1-2 mp3 links per day. Concise writing. Blogroll with mp3 blogs.
• The Mystical Beast. Probably Definitely my favourite mp3 blog. Posts usually covering one artist. Older stuff ranging from Ride, Swans, Divine Comedy to the Jazz Butcher. And lots of bands I have never heard of but which are always worth to check out. Indie heaven. The writing is spot-on as well. Someone with a huge record collection who knows what I like. If the Mystical Beast pinged weblogs.com I'd be even more grateful. (thank you for the pinging and the link!)
• said the gramophone: Sean from Montreal offers one to two mp3s per (almost daily) post. Usually on the mellower side of indie. Pretty expressive and poetic writing.
• Kingblind, a very busy music blog focussing on news with several mp3 links per week and capsule reviews on the songs. Indierockish.
• TalkieWalkie with indieish audio music links and short texts.
• PopNose is Freaky Trigger's mp3 blog. Pop-oriented of course. What else would you expect from Tom Ewing and friends? Sound writing. Version 2 now integrated in NYLPM.
• Burned By The Sun. From LA. Occasional mp3s in the classic (as opposite to dud) realm.
• .: chromewaves.net v5.0. Frank from Toronto posts one mp3 per week. The last song is a Madonna cover by Teenage Fanclub.
• 75 or Less album reviews.: Collective album review site. 75 words max. per record with audio links.
• fruits of chaos // a sampler mainly with Asian music. At least four songs per week. Rather new site I guess.
• --Razor Blade Smile--. I have never heard of most of the music. Some Japanese stuff but also Placebo and the likes.
• empty-handed.com: any similarities are purely coincidental concentrating on bad music like Heino, Kung Fu Fighting and everything you never ever wanted to listen to in your life but you couldn't escape.
• largehearted boy, a boy, a girl, and his radio. Hardly any writing on the songs but lots of mp3 links to songs, shows and rarities. David has a soft spot for Guided By Voices.
• totally fuzzy. Same thing. Mp3 links galore. Blogroll with many further pointers to mp3 blogs.

• badgerminor has turned into an mp3 blog! Ca. two files per day and nice personal writing on exciting pop music which is usually not from the charts.
• de subjectivisten mp3check is in Dutch and collects links to mp3s of music off the trodden paths. From Dutch rock, jazz to folk and back.
• bubblegum machine offers two songs per week concentrating on 70s/80s pop preferably released on K-tel or Ronco.
• soul sides with jazz, hiphop and soul tracks. And some indie goodness too.
• tyrone shoelaces from Hongkong with music I don't know about. Probably young people's music in the field of dance, electronica, disco etc.
• new(ish). Same story. The only band I know are Franz Ferdinand.
• zerogweb.net. That's more like it. External links to Throbbing Gristle, Barbara Morgenstern etc.
• punkassbitch hosts indie mp3s without reviews. Evan Dando, Beta Band, Sunny Day Real Estate, q-tip are downloadable right now.
• Dream Chimney: Track of the Day is a collective mp3 blog featuring lots of goodies. Recent tracks by among others Eno, The Cure, Linda Thompson, Pavement, Beatles, Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
• tofuhut with a very eclectic selection concentrating on world and jazz. Extremely busy site with oodles of music blog sidebar links organised by genre.
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