Zimbalam Service Review Music has not lost its inherent character ever since the times of prehistoric percussion, but recording media is becoming more and more intangible.  MP3 is gradually replacing the CD, record stores are disappearing and giving...

The Didgeridoo is one of the human race’s great triumphs in instrument design, simple but capable of producing profound sound – thanks, indigenous Australians. Kyle Evans sends us his project to extend the instrument with powerful digitally-augmented...

Like a phoenix rising out of the ashes of recent news of music services like Imeem (sold for pennies), Spiralfrog (shutdown) and Spotify (US launch delayed), this week MOG, a music blogging platform, launched All Access, a new, ambitious on-demand...

MySpace today launched its UK music offering, over a year after its US launch.  However tempting it is to position this as a Spotify challenger (and the BBC and many others do) it simply isn’t.  It isn’t, both out of intent (more on that later)...

Digital music subscription services aren’t exactly new, but MOG’s approach certainly is. The $5 monthly, all-you-can-eat service we heard about in October is finally live. Was it worth the wait? Let’s just say the short preview I took this morning has...