Well...despite the change of appearance of the site, my music tastes haven't really changed at all...not much, anyway.

Goth/Industrial music has so many different facets, it's hard to really categorize the different artists into those headers. There's also EBM, noize, darkwave, ethereal...and on the list goes. And even though I spin the music, I'm not about to get into semantics when it comes to the music. It's a point of contention, to be sure...but not one I'm going to preach about. As the saying goes, "I don't know much about art, but I know what I like." The same goes for music.

Also, being a fan of electronic music, my tastes have now included trance/hard house, drum 'n' bass/jungle, techno, and other forms of electronic music.

Now normally I'd post a bunch of links to my favorite artists and fill the page with a bunch of graphics...but not this time...I don't want to cause anyone's computer to have a seizure loading graphics all day. Below are some links to online resources and stores that you might find helpful when looking for some new music.

Ministry of Sound - based in the UK. One of the biggest online resources and stores for dance music.

Juno Records - based in the UK. A huge online store with preview samples.

Industrial Nation - all the information on goth/industrial/ebm/etc. you'll ever need. :)

Metropolis Records - one of the biggest retailers of EBM/industrial/goth on the 'net.

I also create music as well. Nothing's been published, as I'm still a novice, despite what others might say :) As you might have guessed, I create electronic music. Normally I'm not one to self-advertise, but check out my music and let me know what you think...I welcome your opinions :)