Okay, I'm obviously impressed by dazzling pretties, so it's no surprise that I find this amazingly cool. Behold! Edgeradio's "Album Quilt":




The top albums at the station, based on frequency of plays.

Nifty, eh? How about some downloads? Haven't done that in awhile...

BLOC PARTY's new single "Mercury" is out, and it's, well, so-so. It's been playing in heavy rotation for over ten days, and it just hasn't gelled. Whatever that means. Anyhoo, the expected remixes have surfaced, and this one rocks:

Download ---> BLOC PARTY "Mercury (Telemitry Remix)"

THE FAINT has a new album due out, entitled "Fasciinatiion". Not sure what's up with the double "i" thingo, but the first single is cool. Hell, they had me with the title alone:

Download ---> THE FAINT "The Geeks Were Right"

There's a remix, natch, which is fine, but I prefer the album mix. Here's the favoured remix, from another
EdgeRadio fave, DOES IT OFFEND YOU, YEAH?:

Download ---> THE FAINT "The Geeks Were Right (DIOYY Remix)"

Not sure how long these links will be active, so grab while you can and enjoy!

Some new tunage added:

B-52's "Hot Corner"
BREEDERS "Bang On"
JAMES "Waterfall"
M 83 "Graveyard Girl"
MANIC STREET PREACHERS "Umbrella"
MEN WITHOUT PANTS "And The Girls Go"
R.E.M. "Accelerate"
R.E.M. "Supernatural Superserious"
WE WERE STATES "Up Your Sleeve"
THE WOMBATS "Backfire At The Disco"
BRIDGES AND POWERLINES "Uncalibrated"
DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE "I Will Possess Your Heart"
FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS "Ladies of the World"
GUILLEMOTS "Get Over It"
ISLANDS "Creeper"
LONG BLONDES "Century"
MOBY "I Love TO Move In Here"
PANIC AT THE DISCO "Nine In The Afternoon"
RACONTEURS "Salute Your Solution"
SHE & HIM "Why Do You Let Me Stay Here?"

Our connectivity problems seem to have been rectified; after repeated calls, our ISP finally sent a tech out to the hub, and found that their software had been malfunctioning for some time. I was lucky enough to reach a tech at the call center that ACTUALLY listened to what I was saying. So, we're chugging right along, and connectivity should be stable once more.

We're experimenting with LAST.fm , a site that compiles charts based on what mp3s folks ACTUALLY listen to on their computers. We've got our playlist churning away on our second back-up machine just to see what comes up. Click on the logo to check it out:



Enjoy!