AudioLunchbox.com, a music download service that features independent artists and labels, announced Wednesday that it has added 100 new labels and plans to have 250,000 additional tracks online by mid-July. The service features higher music downloads encoded at higher bitrates than is available at the iTunes Music Store, available in the user's choice of either MP3 or Ogg Vorbis formats.
Source: MacCentral
I wrote about AudioLunchbox a little while ago, and the site has improved a bunch since then. If you have not, you should check them out.
AudioLunchbox indie music service adds 100 new labels
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