give me a song to download?

Question

nothing pop or anything you would hear on the radio.

underground rap/rock/classic rock...all good, just something new.

Answer 1

If you're looking for something new, you should give womenfolk.net a look-see. It's a song blog by a very articulate, thoughtful music aficionado. Each month, he (I believe his name is Robbie) spotlights a handful of new artists... some of whom, in fact, are so new they don't even have a CD out yet. Used to be Robbie only reviewed female artists, but he's started including links to the odd male singer/band as well (see 'The Menfolk' in the nav bar on the right).

Most months, there's a mix of different kinds of singers. Robbie's write-ups present a short bio of the featured artists (previous work, type of music, personal impressions, etc.) and usually include at least one song that you can listen to online before deciding if you want to download it for free. Where the artists have a Website, the link is given.

If you visit womenfolk.net in following months or if you search the archives, you'll find you can no longer download the songs. I believe that's to protect the artists. Part of Robbie's disclaimer reads, "Womenfolk's purpose is to promote music. Naturally, if you enjoy what you hear from the site, I strongly encourage you to support the artist and buy their respective album or compilation."

Go over to http://womenfolk.net/ for a look/listen at November's rich crop of artists.

Answer 2

im going to paste the list of some of my favorite bands off of my myspace. As far as radio play, about half remain untouched by corporate radio. The overwhelming majority of these artists are some variation or another of rock.


armor for sleep, the ataris, the audition, the age of rockets, amber pacific, the album leaf, bayside, brand new, blink 182, bright eyes, cartel, cary brothers, chiodos, copeland, the classic crime, count the stars, cinematic sunrise, a change of pace, cute is what we aim for, city & colour, david melillo, dashboard confessional, dead poetic, dave melillo, death cab for cutie, daphne loves derby, the early november, emery, the forecast, from first to last, forgive durden, funeral for a friend, the format, gym class heroes, jonezetta, matchbook romance, the get up kids, halifax, houston calls, hawthorne heights, hellogoodbye, i can make a mess like nobody's business, imogen heap, jack johnson, june, just surrender, jamison parker, jack's mannequin, letter kills, the matches, mogwai, matt white, moneen, northstar, the postal service, playradioplay, panic! at the disco, the rapture, regina spektor, the red jumpsuit apparatus, the rocket summer, saosin, the sleeping, say anything, silverstein, saves the day, senses fail, the snake the cross the crown, something corporate, sparta, sigur ros, spill canvas, spitalfield, the starting line, story of the year, straylight run, the summer obsession, sufjan stevens, taking back sunday, tegan & sara, tokyo rose, thursday, the used, thrice, umbrellas, valencia, waking ashland


hope at least one or two of those strikes you.

Answer 3

Great little ditty from Ringo Starr. From the album "Goodnight Vienna".

"No No Song"

[Classic Rock]

Answer 4

Fake Tales of San Francisco - Arctic Monkeys

Answer 5

Rubber Traits by Why?

Psychobabble by Frou Frou.

Two of my favourite songs and I've never heard either of them on a radio station.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

what we do feeway feat jay z and bean sigeal that song is a classic

Answer 8

Go Go Go by Valeze
http://youtube.com/watch?v=W8IFCoweRAM
http://www.myspace.com/valeze

Answer 9

zombies from the cranberries

pretty old but not commonly known.

Answer 10

thunderstruck by ACDC