Every night in every nightclub around the world there is a moment, a single instance that is without a doubt the apex of the evening. It’s when the DJ is playing his song, the celebrities are dancing on their VIP couches, and an entire room of partygoers feels like the best of friends. It is the moment for which every Champagne-sipping, electronic-dance-music-loving night owl lives. And, for the right price, that moment can be all yours.
Yes, there have been BitTorrent bundles from high profile artists before, but it’s still a nice surprise to see The Pixies release its first original song since 2004’s Bam Thwok on the service. If you want to be amongst the first to hear “Bagboy,” then simply download the bundle and unlock it with your email address. Those who do will then receive a complete version of the band’s 2004 Coachella set delivered straight to their inbox. For those of you who haven’t yet discovered Frank Black and his friends, the new single (plus a classic for comparison) has been tucked after the break.
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Do you trust utility service companies to charge you the right amounts for heat, water and electricity each month? Well, this story will make you think twice.
Glenn and Lois Page, who live in Manteca, Calif., recently received a water bill of more than $11,000 for just one month of water, the couple told told CBS13 Sacramento.
“I opened it up, and looked at it. I laid it down, picked it back up, and looked at it — this can’t be,” Glenn Page told CBS13 Sacramento. “I must be using dehydrated water, because the house would be on pontoons if that’s how much water was leaking.”
In the wake of the release of several new hero devices from the mobile sector at Sony comes the re-appearance of the device code-named “Honami”. This device is said to be the refresh of the Sony Xperia Z, this the company’s current flagship handset. This new smartphone appears to be popping up in a sort
Leaked from today’s 404 episode:
– Miracle Berry tablets make sour food taste sweet.
– Man implants magnets in his ears to use as invisible headphones.
– Crazy Ants that will destroy your electronics.
– Inside Atlantis, the new Amazon for illegal things.
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