A few years ago I ran into TakePillsDie.org. Andrew Cauthen’s music is loaded with experiments in drones, beats and ambients. Total driving music to get lost in. It will transport you a la Aphex Twin or Boards of Canada. He floored me in his prolific stature, it is overwhelming. I became inspired just as much by his practice and methods as his aural works. He has a whole world of links and knowledge buried in that site. Check it out. Be warned. He has come full circle in his methodology which is statement and brilliance enough. Before he had absolutely no advertising on his site. Now there is a little bit of porn advertising on there, though most of it is from suicide girls.

I digress- the point of this post is deepindub.org. This is another netlabel which describes this movement in music right now.
According to Wikipedia a netlabel is-

A netlabel(also online label, web label or MP3 label)is a record label that distributes its music primarily through digital audio formats (mainly MP3 or Ogg Vorbis) over the Internet. While similar to traditional record labels in many respects, netlabels typically emphasize free distribution online, often under licenses that encourage works to be shared (e.g., Creative Commons licenses), and artists usually retain copyright. Most employ guerrilla marketingto promote their work; few netlabels earn money for participants.

Deepindub.org is my world right now. My ipod is maxed out. I have hours and hours of music to listen to. This is Basic Channel type stuff. Dubby future. Night time snow driving desolation to let go to. Big up to this crew from Italy. The world comes together in this transition.

I also love the lo fi computer animations. so random. so pure. so raw. so corny. so sexy. so punk.