Revision3 launches XLR8R TV: A new underground music show

Revision3, the online TV network founded last year by Digg's Jay Adelson and Kevin Rose, and others, has announced a new underground music show.

The show is called XLR8R TV and is being produced by the San Francisco-based music magazine XLR8R.

The show itself will be made up of three segments, anchored by a host (XLR8R magazine editor Vivian Host) who narrates from a location relevant to the content of the show. It will focus on emerging artists and music and will cover genres such as hip-hop, indie rock and electronic music.

Released on the 1st of every month, each episode will be approximately 15-20 minutes long. Also on the 15th of each month Revision3 will create a special Videos edition of XLR8R TV, which will be about 15 minutes long. These will feature three independent music videos, in a variety of genres, introduced by the host with background information about how the video was created.

The first episode will be up on Revision3's website sometime today, February 27, 2007.

[via Read/WriteWeb]