Who's that trip, trap, trotting over my bridge (or was it the middle eight)?

If only we could work out that the website's called Daytrotter, not Daytripper - fool.

So I've got a link for you; to a website about music...

It's a really interesting read, just for the prose within the articles. However, much more than that, there's access to live tracks from all sorts of artists (established, up-and-coming and, to my eyes, plain unknown).

My understanding of the premise is that all these bands have rolled up to this little studio, recorded a set of four tracks and then had a little chat. All cool, all quality entertainment and all free to download.

If you're at a bit of a dead-end music-wise, you can do worse than go there, trawl the archives and pick someone you've never heard of to give them a listen. Suddenly, your dead-end rematerialises as a glorious, sun-drenched thoroughfare, taking you, efficiently and in good spirits, to a land of new music (stay OFF the crack - Ed)

Oh, the name of this website - Daytrotter

(thank you to the Manchester Guardian for this vision)