Web Week

MP3.NET.NZ: "The Datsuns' mixture of high-octane rock n' roll and manic live performances will rock your ass louder than a V8 and give you butterflies like that first real kiss". Well, that's the sort of thing they say at this brand new website where local bands can upload tracks for free – why not go over and see if it's true?

Kiwi Music Channel: on the subject of Kiwi music, Steve Pulley and his friends over at Xtra promise "no commercials, just 100% New Zealand hits broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with cutting-edge technology (and a bit of #8 fence wire)… " Cute player-window garnished with kitschy kiwifruit on/off buttons…

Spinner Plus 3.1: I'm getting stuck in the groove here – but you just can't ignore the latest version of one of the premier players on the web with over 300,00 free songs. Try their new web-based Spinner Lite, for a no-download, high-quality audio stream.

IMesh 1.02 beta: share and share alike on the network which promises to take over if and when Napster gets thrown off the web. Somewhere out there, among the millions of internet users, someone has the document, photo, source-file, homework, video or game you want. That's the theory: in practice, expect some connection problems – the net's going wild over this one.

Links:

MP3.NET.NZ

Kiwi Music Channel

Spinner Plus 3.1

IMesh 1.02