Warp Records has come out with a pay-per-track mp3 site, bleep.com, where they have made available their own extensive catalog of electronic music.

Sonar in Brazil? The gossip says it'll be here in 2004. An event separate from the one held in Barcelona? Has to be, because the Spanish gathering is alive and well.

As the date approaches, interesting little articles start popping up. Spin has two nice interviews with hobbits in their many forms. CNN has posted their review, plus many other related articles.

"There are no sins below the equator." Ah, refreshing beer. Say, "A Marca Bavaria." Now, imagine those words being said by someone whose native (and perhaps only) language is English. Now visit the site. Listen to the pumpin' looped music. Flash your way into options like "the language of adventure," or the "A Marca Bavaria Etiquette." Hear the cuica as you click. "Whoo!" I'm Chinese, so I'm not sweating it, but could they please paint a better picture of Brazil? posted by lawrence at 05:20 PM