§ For noise information Yahoo! is surprisingly good.
§ If you like making beeps and boops, then check out the Shareware Music Machine. Free and cheap
software for the computer musician.
§ The Astrocade in Philadelphia has a never-ending series of experimental music shows, but
a pretty boring website.
§ The Kalvos and Damian's New Music Bazaar is a weekly
radio show dedicated to "new music" (read: experimental and interesting). Their site has all kinds
of information and also has all their broadcasts available in Real Audio.
§ More quality noise can be found at the Alogon page.
§ If Brainiac or Six Finger Satellite tickles your music bone, don't miss out on
t1MiNaCT1ON. I have to point out that
the URL of this site is "listen.to/timinaction". That's damn cool.
§ Mike makes nice music. He doesn't have a fancy name for it, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't
listen to it.
§ If any of these bands were your metaphorical cup of tea, you'll want to
be sure to check them out in NO CORE, the Syracuse
Noise Collective's official publication. All of them will be appearing on the upcoming compilation tapes that
accompany the magazine.
Fonts
§ Go visit Chank. He designed the font
on Taco Bell Wrappers and lots of others. There are also some free downloads
for cheapskates like me.
§ More fonts
than you can shake a stick at. Unless you're really good at stick shaking.
§ Larabie puts the "fun" in "font"!
Or something to that effect.
Holiness
§ All the agnosticism/athiesm/secular humanism/whateverism you can stand can be found at the
Internet Infidels website. Be sure to check out the humor section.
§ Learn how to talk like a private dick.
Great fun at parties.
§ Quickly! Go visit the Monkeyenergy homepage
and join their email discussion list. It's great fun and, after all, things are speeding up
here at the end.
§ If you're searching for some help with "doing it yourself", check
out DIY Search. They have all
kinds of cool links, including one to our page *blush*.