[baka1969]

I'm kind of stealing this idea from a thread on the GoN. One of my favorite places is Progarchives.com. I have to say that this forum has given me tons of ideas. I've gotten so much new music ideas from other fellow Head-Fi'ers that I speak to. I've even gotten some ideas from the music channels from the cable company. If I like it I'll buy a CD. It feels good spending money on music and not always on equipment.

So what is your best source for discovering new music?

 

[sphinxvc]

Last.fm & Pandora by listening to "artist radios."  Sometimes even films and commercials.  

 

[Ynoskire]

Rateyourmusic's "new releases" list, beatport and Musicmeter.

 

[lbj]

Napster and Pandora.  And Head-fi.
 

 

[sonci]

http://www.allmusic.com/newreleases/editorschoice/
 
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/best/albums/
 
http://www.stereophile.com/category/recording-month
 
http://www.head-fi.org/forum/list/9/music

 

[Borgbox]

Soundcloud, Pandora, various fora (including head-fi of course), and the local record stores and music scene <3 Asheville!

 

[billith]

I like to surf my Sirius radio for new sounds and also reading equipment reviews gives me new ideas. Anyone listen to any classic BTO recently?

 

[rroseperry]

Head-fi and emusic (even though I hate their new pricing model)

 

 

[brasewel]

Mog.com

 

[scompton]

I recently signed up for Mog, but I haven't used it to discover new music, but to listen to an album I discovered somewhere else.
 
I get a weekly email of new releases from allmusic.com.  The blogs and genre pages on allmusic are pretty good too.
 
I've discovered quite a bit though Pandora, but I'm getting tired of it because it's so repetitive.
 
I've discovered a lot over the last year from free downloads from Amazon.com.   I've bought many CDs because of this.  One of my favorites is alphadiabetic which is only available at Amazon http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_1_13?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-music&field-keywords=alphadiabetic&sprefix=alphadiabetic
 
The forums here are great.  I've spent more on music discovered here than I have on gear.
 
I've reconnected with friends from the 80s on Facebook and a number of them post music videos of stuff I've never heard before.
 
Discovering new music has really never been much of a problem for me.  I've been doing it steadily since the late 70s.

 

[Proglover]

head-fi and www.dprp.net

 

[brasewel]

I found Mog's collection to be pretty extensive and worth the $4 they charge a month or $9 for iphone/android compatibility. 320kbps streaming really sealed the deal for me.

 

[ataller]

Last.fm for me too.

YouTube has a lot of music on it as well.

 

[davo50]

Radio Paradise (internet)

 

[maverickronin]

Mog looks interesting. I just signed up for their trial.