Metaculture Music Round-Up: Changing Times, And The Looming Era of Art Criticism
This round-up features new music, but also an important discussion about crossing milestones.
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How VRChat Almost Didn't Get Its Infamous Green Brush Avatar
Everyone knows the "no no brush" meme from Youtube. Fewer know the person responsible for the avatar. Even less realize how much of that author's work they use every day.
Metaculture Music Round-Up: Anniversaries, Returns, and Must-Haves
The VR music scene hits a milestone in this special update.
The Lost World Of Text-Based VR
There are more ways to define virtual reality than you think.
Metaculture Music Round-Up: Collabs, Bootlegs, and Fast Strikes of Sound
This week's round-up features trippy reptilian mixes, and reprisals of cyberpunk anthems.
Second Life Erects A Black Culture Page On Their Website, Despite Black Men Still Being Tied To Crime And Violent Sexual Encounters Within Their Userbase
Second Life wants black users to feel welcome, but won't solve its sexual representation problem.
Here Are Several New Tracks From The Virtual Music Scene That You Can Stream, Right Now
The music world's newest online community is brimming with talent. Here's a sampling of recent releases to enjoy.
"Belle" Packs Plenty Of Eye Candy, But Is It A Good Movie?
The marketing for Studio Chizu's new movie has been a huge undertaking. But can this sweeping story of a new virtual world truly deliver?
Let's Grade Linden Lab's New Press Release
Linden Lab's new announcement welcomes founder Philip Rosedale back to the company's ranks. But is everything as perfect as it seems?
VRChat In 2022: The Era of Musical Decentralization
VRChat is growing--and that means its music community is about to explode.
Free Or Paid: What's The Right Way To Handle A Creator Economy?
The digital creator market is heating up, but some are against it. How should virtual citizens move forward?
The Rise Of Virtual Hollywood
From homegrown to professional, everyone wants a piece of the VR performance scene. But is there room enough to make it all work?