Music Websites Reviews
China Music Radar: Nothing Gets Under It
China Music Radar (CMR) is one of the essential sites that one must read in order to keep up with the Chinese music scene.
Nio: A Playground for Music
Where Dadaist music, poetry, and art come together with a series of clicks.
Jazz for the Working Class
Mache digs Mondayjazz.com, a website that frees jazz for the people one Monday at a time.
Dusty Grooves, Online Music Window Shopping
Music shoppers, meet Dusty Grooves.
RCRD LBL: They Traded Their Vowels for Dope Music
Created by tech-mogul Peter Rojas, RCRD LBL is an independent online record label meets music blog dedicated to showcasing current and emerging artists, spanning genres from rock to electronica.
Kungfuology.com, Shanghai’s Rock Martial Art
In which Kungfuology.com is reviewed. If you like Chinese rock music and don’t already know about this site, read on. Prepare to be informed. If you do know about it already, read anyway. Humor us, will you?
SongMeanings.net: A Space for Full Metal Music Nerds
A review of the website SongMeanings.net, the music nerd’s delicatessen.
RockinChina.com: A Wiki for Chinese Rock
We might feel the world is getting smaller when we run into people we know walking by on Nanjing Lu, but when it comes to music, the world is multiplying so fast it’s impossible to be into all the music we could actually reach. The Internet is the cause and the cure. If you search online for “music” you receive more results than porn, guns, money, drugs, art, or the pending 2012 harmonic convergence. There are millions of sites dedicated to music, and that’s counting only “music” in English. We could spend our whole lives researching, but we won’t. We’ll spend our time checking out the best sites dedicated to music around the net and the work they are doing.
