What do you use to listen to free music?

i use youtube, and it sucks

last.fm

"Progressive" is not a genre. Progressive what? House, techno, trance, rock, metal? That's like saying you listen to "dark" or "heavy". :)

I find about music from various forums and Discogs and then I use Soulseek to get it. I'm very OCD about keeping my music sorted, named and tagged perfectly. I do it manually.

I listen to all sorts of electronic dance music. My focus is on drum'n'bass (techstep and neurofunk), dubstep (proper dubstep, not what kids today think is dubstep), techno, electro, trip hop and breakbeat (mostly nu skool and big beat).

Other than that, I also listen to downtempo and ambient, goa and psychedelic trance, IDM and abstract, progressive house and tech house, minimal techno, rhythmic noise and industrial. These, however, greatly depend on my mood and I listen to them much less often than the above mentioned.

I can also stand some industrial metal (such as Nine Inch Nails) and rap (but older stuff) when in mood.

My Last.fm profile

Obviously - http://vk.com (renamed vkontakte.ru) - a social network for CIS countries. Has a lot of useful features, and much better than Facebook, imo.

Spotify, or if I'm somewhere where it can't be downloaded, YouTube.

soma.fm

Grooveshark. It has a comprehensive library and scrobbles to last.fm.

sky.fm

Windows 8 music app.

spotify, pandora (+tunlr), ocremix, di.fm :)

Youtube, I like to watch the music videos as well.

YT right now, but I'm waiting for damn google play music to come to my country to start using it... it would really be nice to pay for some music and not to have worry about getting them ever again. And to feel like less of a douche.

What do I use to listen to free music?... my MP4 xD

YouTube and last.fm

spotify, and bandcamp.

I mostly listen to folk punk, and stuff like the mountain goats and the decemberists, but rap wise I like aesop rock

Hipster ballin' every day.

I always use Grooveshark, no matter where I am. Totally worth the monthly fee to be able to listen to music anywhere.

Spotify :)

PS: I listen to Indie, Rock and other kinds of music (string quartet's versions, ost, jazz, blues, etc.)

Slacker, or Google Play Music (my MP3s are all free)

Planet Rock via their internet radio station.

kat.ph or TPB

Soundcloud, YouTube.

SoundCloud

VK.com
Tons of free music! ^^