ACIDplanet is Now Offering Podcasts

By Ian Bell May 27, 2005

From the company’s website:

“ACIDplanet.com has gone portable, with new weekly podcasts that you can download and listen to at your leisure. Each podcast contains five songs by ACIDplanet.com artists, with a brief introduction containing each song’s title and the artist’s name. Use the links below to get more information on the artists and their music.”

Users can click here to check out ACIDplanet’s offerings.

Here is a list of the artists that are offering Podcasts:

Xx Moe xX
Riffster
shagydoo
Jonny Dark eyed
CJ.FILTER
Uncle Phatt
Blair Styles
East Main
David Charles
Lance Perry
Thomas JT
NoelBurke
the main offender
Mac Milla Of Ball Hard Ent
Canadian Studmuffin
Starclimber
Soren Laulainen
Anachrobat
TB
Bexarametric
Lthrboots
Ronnie Rokk
Manoptic
BRODIE
Silliputti
SPITZNAGEL

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