A year ago my Sound Switcher Indicator has been granted a free All Products Pack license from JetBrains.
That license has recently been renewed and extended for another year, yay!
Free JetBrains license for Sound Switcher Indicator is extended!
Ymuse0.13
A new version of Ymuse 0.13, a Music Player Daemon client, has been released.
I haven’t blogged about it since the 0.7 release, so here’s a brief summary of what’s changed:
MusicellaneousPoh Hock
Photo by Poh Hock/Bandcamp.
Happy Friday everyone! Today I’ve managed to find a bit of time for yet another, twenty-third, edition of Musicellaneous (hell yeah)!
And that for a good reason: I’m going to introduce you to the oriental djent funk by the Malay guitarist Poh Hock.
Sound Switcher Indicator2.3.4
A minor update to Sound Switcher Indicator — version 2.3.4 — has been released (as well as a few intermediate ones).
What’s changed since the previous 2.3.0 release:
YmuseGo and the Music Player Daemon client
MusicellaneousZierler
Photo by Finn Zierler.
It’s Friday! This twenty-second edition of Musicellaneous presents a progressive metal opera by Zierler, a project by the Dane Finn Zierler.
Like Dan Swanö, who I mentioned before, Zierler is rightfully seen as one of the prog scene patriarchs. He is mostly known as a founder and a keyboardist in the Danish band Beyond Twilight, which he started at the age of 20 back in 1992.
(In)offensive Dutch part 2
Following up on the subject of confusing language.
What would you first think if you see a package titled Worst trio in a grocery store?
MusicellaneousOdyssey
Picture by Vic Records.
Friday! This twenty-first edition of Musicellaneous presents a project called Odyssey. It was started a decade ago by one of my favourite prog musicians, the Swedish multi-instrumentalist Dan Swanö.
But we’ll talk about Dan some other time. This series is meant to introduce you to lesser-known music, which Odyssey is a perfect example of.
MusicellaneousStephen Taranto
Photo by Stephen Taranto/Facebook.
Friday, so it seems (I have to admit four weeks into self-isolation you tend to lose track of days).
This twentieth edition of Musicellaneous presents the Australian guitarist virtuoso Stephen Taranto skillfully playing djent on Abasi signature guitars.
MusicellaneousD.F.A.
Photo by D.F.A.
It’s Friday people! The nineteenth edition of Musicellaneous features an Italian jazz rock fusion extravaganza called D.F.A., which unfortunately ceased to exist a while ago.
By the way, the abbreviation stands for “Duty Free Area”.
