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W.O.A International Offers Complete Package for Independent Artists, Pioneers Indie Music Support in Asia

Ricky Sans of Melee talks to Suite101 in a special series of interviews. Here in part one, he discusses his new CD "Devil's & Angels" and moving to a bigger label.

A recent article on news website CNET saw Pat Faucher discuss the role of the internet in promoting music. But was this merely a plug for his own company Nimbit?

Previously only available to major labels, independent artists and labels can now take advantage of the iTunes LP rich media format for the iTunes store.

Lo-fi indie/punk poppers, The Thermals have left one famed Pacific Northwest indie label (Sub Pop) to join another (KIll Rock Stars).

In the third part pf our interview series with Art Alexakis of rock band Everclear, we discuss the band's part in alternative radio and their crazy Australian tour.

Independent labels and artists thrive when they are able to focus their undivided attention on their mission: creating and performing music.

Long-running underground folk artist Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, has announced info on his latest album.

Nirvana's first album will celebrate its 20th anniversary next month. Nirvana are, to many, the greatest grunge band. However, they were not the first.

Review of "Tongues," the new album from Kieran Hebden (a.k.a. Four Tet) and jazz drummer Steve Reid available now on Domino

Airborne Toxic Event's music is nearly as infectious as their name. Mikel Jollett survived a time of illness and mayhem. He scrapped a novel to make music.

It's a rock 'n' roll cliche to say an album doesn't capture a band's live essence. In the case of Monotonix, though, no record-or even video-could.

EMI is to release Radiohead classic catalogue albums Pablo Honey, The Bends and OK Computer packaged as Special Collectors Editions and Collectors Editions.

In the final part of our interview series, Ricky Sans of Melee talks to Suite101about hectic touring schedules, exhaustion, and why they wouldn't swap it for the world.

Rook, like its predecessors, shows Shearwater's penchant for extremes and why it's one of the best new indie bands in years.

In the final part of our interview series with Art Alexakis of Everclear, we find out how 9/11 and the current American regime inspired the return to form of Everclear.

Art Alexakis from much-loved band Everclear spoke to Suite101 in a special interview series. Here, in part one, we talk about impending fatherhood and his special fans.

When Everclear front man Art Alexakis sat down with Suite101, it was a chance to clear up a few muddled stories. In this second part of our series, he does just that.

When Art Alexakis wanted to make a solo album with a poppier sound, it ended up being an Everclear release after all. In the fourth part of our interview he tells us why.

Buzz band status attached itself early to the Raveonettes. Now, though, the band's Sharin Foo and Sune Rose Wagner are no longer the hot young things du jour.

Currently touring with Relient K and Mae, Sherwood are creating a name for themselves as one of the first bands signed to MySpace Records. We talk to Mike from the band.

When Nottingham band Story One released their debut album for free online, excellent word-of-mouth created huge buzz for the follow-up. Guitarist Barny tells us more.

Knee deep into the Christmas season, the constant background noise of the standard Christmas carol has probably begun to annoy even the merriest of holiday spirits.