it's all in norwegian. some dude translated the basics of the story each track from the self-titled release is about.

gizmodo gives you at least 100 reasons to ditch the earbuds that came with your mp3 player.

this is how we do it. turn off your freakin' radio and spend about a day getting used to finding new stuff in a much better way.

"Help Siouxsie Sioux apply her makeup. Draw Henry Rollins’ tattoos. Color in the members of Green Day. Part history lesson and part activity time, the Punk Rock Fun Time Activity Book will be more fun than a night at CBGB."

just so you know what it looks like when you get one, kids.

believe it or not, being one with yourself is, quite possibly, one of the most punk rock things you can do. good references to books on the subject, too.

so i'm not necessarily a felicia day fanboy by any means, but videos of her getting "bad horsed" and singing "still alive" with jonathan coulton make this a pretty awesome post.

wired.com's in-depth analysis of nin's lights in the sky tour. the tech that made this show left me completely awestruck, and it's cool to see behind the curtain.

some insight onto why heavy metal is huge in the cradle of civilization and how country abandoned its class distinction.

find new music based on stuff you already dig. lots of unsigned artists, but good quality stuff and a much simpler interface than last.fm.

community-driven site that keeps tabs on songs from tv shows. hooked me up with a couple excellent tracks already.

this is an older article, mainly posting it so i don't freakin' lose the url again.