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Free downloads pay off for musicians (Newsday)
Those no-cost song downloads lead to sales for musicians and that's the name of that tune.

Nine Inch Nails (IGN Music)
Avant industrial pop outfit led by the enigmatically charismatic Trent Reznor. Nine Inch Nails- Year Zero - April 17, 2007 Trent Reznor's concept album returns to electronic roots. How does it all hold together?

Pennywise isn't clowning around with its free downloads (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Pennywise is named for the evil clown in Stephen King's novel It.     And until recently, the band's popularity didn't extend too far beyond the community of killer circus performers.

Gear Gallery: New Motorola Slider, Mobile TV and the Ultimate Gadget Watch (Addict 3D)
: The Z9 effortlessly satisfies the standard phone user, and pleases the rest of us with a couple extra perks. You get your e-mail and IM; you can listen to music from the microSD card or buy some more.

Sideshow: Brit's visitations expanded (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Good things can come even to Britney Spears. The embattled pop princess yesterday was granted expanded visitation rights with her two sons, 2-year-old Sean Preston and 1-year-old Jayden James. Both boys, however, remain in the custody of their father, Kevin Federline.

Record Breaking | Small-time is big-time for a crafty local label Sort Of Records. (Pittsburgh City Paper)
Amid fliers for new releases and underground rock shows in the window of Paul's CDs sits a small box of faded 8-tracks, a nostalgic ode to obsolete media and those who cherish it. Inside the Bloomfield music store, that nostalgia is everywhere. There's a prominently displayed copy of Shadow... By Aaron Jentzen.

Five Times August - "Giving It All To You" (Blogcritics.org)
Five Times August talks about his guitar influences and performs the song "Giving It All To You." One of Brad Skistimas' (who performs as Five Times August because people had trouble pronouncing his last name) early records was titled Audience of Zero. Five years later that title would be far from accurate in describing the number of people hearing Brad's music. Beyond large numbers of MySpace ...