"The Freesound Project is a collaborative database of Creative Commons licensed sounds. Freesound focuses only on sound, not songs."

"The public domain music score library."

Most of the Daytrotter sessions are fantastic, but this set of four tracks is absolutely amazing. (Here began my discovery of the genius that is Will Oldham.)

Transcendental at points.

"An anthology of new work from seventeen writers with websites." I actually discovered this back in 2002 (in high school) but I just found it again, and it's still great.

"...we got together with our favorite mash-up artist, team9, and concocted a Year In Review bastard pop mix featuring 2006's most notable ear candy. You'll hear blog faves mashed for the first time, and a bit of classic rock thrown in for good measure."

Live, unreleased, released, new songs, studio recordings. Generally good quality.

"Free online file conversion." Text, audio, images, video.

French netlabel, free albums. "Electronic soundscapes" and 'Cake on Cake' is great.

Before The Books, Nick had a solo career in glitch, and this is an album of remixes and rarities from his "Willscher" album.

Play Divx, AVI, and tons of other video formats in QuickTime.

"21,000+ Game Music MIDI files." From NES to Xbox 360.

Albums of electronic music by the host of NPR's "All Songs Considered."

Free MP3s from a few of Eno's unreleased projects.

A number of Erik Satie's works performed on acoustic guitar. Played by Pierre Laniau.

Hundreds of free fonts.

700 free little icons.

"Maxel Toft began as a home-recording project in 1999. All recordings are named and numbered according to past U.S. Presidents. Starting with Clinton and continuing in reverse order, Maxel Toft plans to make a recording for (but having nothing to do with)

The Japanese a capella artist featured on the last Björk album. Dozens of songs.

Independent rock about space and time made by two guys (The Platypus and Dr. Mordo).

Dozens of classical music recordings. Excellent.

I’m a web and app developer from France and these are the latest articles from my blog.

Queen + 50 Cent.

"With little mathematics, the text explores the most fascinating parts of mechanics, thermodynamics, special and general relativity, electrodynamics, quantum theory and modern attempts at unification."

"The Public Radio Exchange is a nonprofit service for distribution, peer review, and licensing of radio pieces."

"Bricksmith allows you to create virtual instructions for your Lego creations."

"In order to fulfill his obligation to his early solo label Bang Records,Van Morrison sat down in 1967 or so and cranked out 31 songs on the spot."

"We are offering the entirety of our third album, 'Little by Little...', as a free download."

Using words from politician's speeches to cover popular songs.

Free "nerdcore" rap.