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I'm building a new music website, not like all these generic band photography blogs or review websites full of illiterate live music reviews and slow shutter speed blurry stage photos. No, not like those at all.

Instead it's going to have well written music reviews, features and commentary, with a really interactive database full of bands' latest releases, music videos, and so on.

I'm looking into getting quite a sizeable cloud server to be able to host that much meaty content, but it should really be worth it. Especially with Spotify limiting the amount of minutes of music you can listen to per month, people are going to be looking for another way to listen to music.

Bands will be able to showcase their latest single, cover song, etc, and the site will enable users to listen to what they want, and to have the option of browsing and discovering new bands too. Can't wait to get it launched, coming soon...

Photo: all that improbable blue (Flickr)

Tattoos used to be so cool. Back in the good old days when I first got inked nobody had a tattoo. They were a representation of the urban tribe that you belonged to, they were not just a fashion accessory they were a part of your entire psyche.
Now, influenced by the likes of Beckham and Rhianna a tattoo isn’t even a statement anymore. Everyone has one and not only that but everyone has the same freaking one. I would never get the same ink as somebody else, a tattoo should be personal and say something about yourself as a person. Not what magazine you read.
For all these reasons I will no longer be getting tattooed. At least not in the conventional sense. Check out UV tattoos.
Invisible to the naked eye but glowing and beautiful when you shine a black light on them. Meaning that tattoo is for you and you only. The way it is supposed to be.
Image: uniquepichunter