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Charts

Australian Music Charts
Who tops the alt.music charts down under, find out here.

Chart Attack
This is the most comprehensive source for all your alternative charts in Canada, including weekly college radio top 30. Updated monthly. If you like alt. College radio is the way to go.

CMJ Charts
Complete chart from commercial alternative radio station polls. Up to date and on the money.

D.A.T. 20
If at all interested or traveling to Germany this year, check out what is hot and what is not in the German alt. scene.

The Knowledge.com
Wow! Great site for interviews and weekly updated singles chart. Get in the know. Choose from archived interviews of your faves.

Mp3 Charts.com
Top 40 (don't let the term fool you) alternative charts from around the globe. Listen, submit and buzz about your faves. Or not. Many other genres as well.

Shoutweb.com
Listen to the Shout Web top forty countdown or request a song.

Featured Media

In the Court of King Crimson  
by Sid Smith

King Crimson's 1969 masterpiece In The Court Of The Crimson King, was a huge U.S. chart hit. The band followed it with 40 further albums of consistently challenging, distinctive and innovative music. Drawing on hours of new interviews, and encouraged by Crimson supremo Robert Fripp, the author traces the band's turbulent history year by year, track by track.
~ Amazon.com ~

True Faith - A Tribute to New Order  
Various Artists

If the term “enigma” were ever to be used to describe a band, that band would be New Order. Never before has the European and U.S. modern synthpop scenes paid homage to one of their primary inspirations. Many of these bands will be recognized by other Synthphony Records’ releases such as Shades Of Grey, Dark Distant Spaces, Persona and Intact, while others are our special guest newcomers: Wave In Head, Seabound, D’Woolve, Paradoxx, Hungry Lucy, Equatronic and Provision. Still, there are some veterans who were enthusiastically committed to the project like “Celebrate The None,” “Invisible Limits,” “Atlantic Popes (Alphaville),” and “Days Of Fate.” As always, support the ban! ds who brought you this fantastic collection; their music keeps the disco soul of New Order alive for our future.
~ Amazon.com ~

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