KOAR News
Posted December 24, 2007 — in Music News
Apple to launch iPod with automatic volume control: Critics of the iPods have claimed the device can cause serious hearing loss. Apple is developing an automatic volume control and the next iPods and iPhones will most likely calculate how long a person has been listening and at what volume, before gradually reducing the sound level.
Trent Interview: Once Again, Wired Magazine interviews Trent Reznor and the discussion centers around the state of the music biz. Uh! Our new years wish is more music less bull.
Signings: Pop Rock band After Eight who hails from Oklahoma has signed to Tooth and Nail Records. The will be recording their debut album with producer Aaron Sprinkle (Anberlin, The Almost, Kutless) in Seattle.
Anti-Piracy: The RIAA is launching a “holiday anti-piracy campaign” that “offers shoppers innovative gift ideas and tips or avoiding pirate product.” The campaign is set to focus on 15 cities with “exceptionally high piracy rates”. This anti campaign video is floating around the net and may be used by the RIAA to educate and warn consumers.
KOAR would like wish our readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy Hanukkah!
Peace Be With You….
“Our new years wish is more music less bull.”
Why would you want a NIN album every year? Or from any other artists for that matter.
In between albums artists who have some sort of leverage in the industry can say whatever they want to.
Comment by Dave — December 24, 2007 @ 10:21 am
Trent should read less Lefsetz.
Comment by alex — December 24, 2007 @ 11:17 am
“And lastly, trust your ear. The audio quality on pirated cds is hugely atrocious.”
So now it’s a smear campaign? Who do they think they’re foolin’?
Comment by Jon Cole — December 24, 2007 @ 4:34 pm