Would you believe that this website contains nothing but remixes of the music from computer games? Think Crystal Castles, but everywhere — all the time. It’s true. This website is totally wacky but it’s a lot of fun to listen to what people have done with those tunes we used to listen to when paying video games.

Ragga Jungle does exactly what it says on the tin. We aren’t particularly big fans of ragga jungle, but we know a few people who are and they love this website. You need to register, but once you do, you get access to a bunch of free music downloads. There is also streaming radio to tune into.

One Man Brand comes from Brighton in the UK, where Norman Cook is from we think, so that means we give this breakbeat-type website a thumbs up. Lots of underground stuff to be found here.

Standard selection of beats and breaks, as well as mixes at d1rt7. All electronic music. No idea what the name means.

Blentwell has lots of mixes with a number of tracks to listen to. Mixes of pretty much every hip and happening genre you can think of, from house to trance.

Another electronic music portal with a range of free MP3s for download. Very underground stuff here, so won’t be to everybody’s liking, but there is some seriously cool music to be found. Also some quite weird stuff and stuff in foreign languages. A decent blog but not been updated for a while.

Kahvi is a website that aims to bring together electronic artists. Updated fairly regularly with new audio. Pretty cool.

Hippo Camp is a UK record label that is the home of a bunch of electronic artists. Although we hadn’t heard of any of the artists, the label is from Manchester, so we are going to give it a shot. Lots of free music to be found here.

Mono 211 is a a small net label with electronic music. Links to streaming radio and a few downloads.

Get free electronic MP3s at Corewatch.com. Usually quite a lot of good stuff to choose from, but when we last went there, the site was full of errors.