Luc Janssen, muziekgoeroe in België én Nederland, laat in de meest recente Humo optekenen:
"De grootste revolutie in de muziek na de punk is het internet, daar ben ik absoluut van overtuigd. Al wat er aan muziek interessant is, kan je daar vinden."
Een uitspraak die Janssen nog wel een tijdje zal achtervolgen, want Netwaves hoopt in een volgende aflevering hierop met hem te kunnen doorbomen.

The new Netwaves is online now, with an extensive report about Netwaves live @ het Depot in Leuven. Music and talks by Distreality, Bandarlog, Dan Droff and Elfenkommando. Listen to Netwaves 30 here. If you like the music and would like to download it for free, look at our playlists ...
Note: When we announce Dan Droff's set, there starts a piece from the set from Distreality, we are fixing this problem and it will be updated soon!

"Music essentially should be free. Every concept is based on another, already existing concept. Recycling culture, that's what it's about". Netwaves 28 chats with Matt Black from Coldcut about copyleft, copyright and even a little Akwalek. And QuiOui explains about his experience with opening an international top-band (+live-music)...

The New Netwaves (27), gives a nice view on some new releases. From now on Netwaves will focus more on new stuff instead of thematic episodes (although those won't disappear off course) Please welcome the Netwaves magazine...

Emil Klotzsch is one of the most creative soft-electronic artists in the netlabelworld. In the new netwaves (episode 26) Klotzsch chooses the (excellent) music, explains his views about Creative Commons and gives some funny noises from time to time. Who is Emil Von Stosch and who is Emil Klotzsch? Answers in Netwaves 26...