Dischorde is a new music news service. In a nutshell, they deliver up to date information on all things music by aggregating stories from twelve of the most popular music sites.
You’ll find stories about music websites like iLike and AmieStreet. There are updates on concerts and NME related stories. Clicking on the headlines will take you directly to the news source, e.g. Pitchfork or Yahoo. Readers can email stories and bookmark them; they can also vote for them on Digg. Dischorde essentially provides the same service as a Feed reader; it serves up the headlines followed by a brief description of the story.
Dischorde.com/news/ In Their Own Words
“Dischorde News aggregates 12 of the most popular music sites. The main purpose of the site is to provide a quick glance on what’s happening without using your desktop/web RSS reader. All credits go to the authors of these weblogs. Without their hard work Dischorde News would not exist.”
Why Dischorde.com/news/ It Might Be A Killer
Dischorde News is good for a quick perusal of music goings on. It’s especially useful for those who can’t be bothered with RSS despite its promised simplicity. The site takes stories from the top music sites so you won’t miss out.
Some Questions About Dischorde.com/news/
Dischorde unfortunately reflects its namesake. The site is unattractive and a tad on the disorganized side. Their news sources aren’t the best—AOL music? There aren’t any interactive features. Music sites are rampant; Dischorde doesn’t offer anything new. 
