Artist	Song
David Cross	Certain Leaders in Government Look or Act like Certain Pop Culture References! - It's Not Funny (2004)
Damien Jurado & Gathered In Song*	Paperwings - I Break Charis (2002)
Aframes*	Galena - Black Forest (2005)
Comets On Fire*	The Antlers of the Midnight Sun - Blue Cathedral (2004)
The Catheters*	No Natural Law - Howling...It Grows and Grows!!! (2004)
Frausdots *	Dead Wrong - Couture, Couture, Couture (2004)
Elected*	Greetings In Braille - Me First (2003)
Dntel*	The Distance (Ft. Arthur & Yu) - Dumb Luck (2007)
CSS*	Let's Make Love and Listen To Death From Above - Cansei De Ser Sexy (2006)
Constantines*	Nighttime/Anytime (It's Alright) - Shine a Light (2003)
Chad VanGaalen*	Flower Gardens - Skelliconnection (2006)
The Brunettes*	Small Town Crew - Structure & Cosmetics (2007)
Beachwood Sparks*	Confusion Is Nothing New - Once We Were Trees (2001)
The Baptist Generals *	Going Back Song - No Silver/ No Gold (2003)
The Album Leaf*	On Your Way - In a Safe Place (2004)
All Night Radio*	Daylight Til Dawn - All Night Radio (2004)
Dead Moon	Dead Moon Night - Echoes of the Past (2006)
Arlo*	Culture - Stab the Unstoppable Hero (2002)
Band of Horses	Is There a Ghost - Cease to Begin (2007)
Flight of Conchords	Business Time - The Distant Future EP (2007)

Comment:

A lot of labels have MP3's of some/all/most of their artists on their website. It's a great way to hear a lot of new music (and some comedy). To show how much of it is new to me, I put a * for artists I haven't heard before. My first series is for the well-known label Sub Pop. There website has info about all the bands they have ever represented, but don't have mp3's for all of them. I made sure that I put one song for each artist they had available. There are two more volumes I will be posting soon. Here is a little Sub Pop info from Wiki: Sub Pop is a record label in Seattle, Washington that achieved fame in the late 1980s for first signing Nirvana, Soundgarden, Mudhoney and many other bands from the local Seattle music scene. They are often credited with taking the first steps towards popularizing grunge music, and have continued to achieve critical and commercial success in the new millennium, with popular indie bands such as The Postal Service and The Shins on their roster. Though often called an independent music label, Sub Pop is 49% owned by Warner Music Group, one of the largest major record labels in the world. They own a 5% stake in the Alternative Distribution Alliance, with Warner Music Group owning the other 95%.

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