Jun 19, 2003 • 1 min read

Ween back on the scene

Ween have designed WeenAmp, software spoofing WinAmp that connects users to their radio station, website and a peer-to-peer trading service, ahead of the album 'Quebec' on 5 August.

Ween (Dean and Gene Ween) have designed software that cleverly spoofs the WinAmp modulator and allows people to gain access to their online radio station, official website, music, chat and message boards. The main feature of WeenAmp will allow users to connect directly to its own peer-to-peer trading service that will be used as a forum to trade live concerts and songs.

Ween will release their latest album, ‘Quebec’, on 5 Aug. The band hopes to include the new technology on the CD by then, but if not, will have it available for download on their website as well.

The band will also be touring later on in the year.

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