Are you good at making noise? You like a challenge? Well you might like to have a go at this.

You see, we want you to write a track for us, based around the Radiohead audio loops provided on this site.

Make an audio track, send it to us, and then every month, we will put up a new selection of what we receive up here, on the other end of a prominent and attention-whoring link from radiohead.com and absolutely free for the world to download. You, my friend, could become a minor celebrity.

Digitallandfill.co.uk will contain in total 82 short audio loops. Download them, and use them to make your own audio track, add as much of your own sound as you like, as long as you respsect copyright laws (see the legal bit below). You may mess around with the loops themselves too as much as you like. Be inventive and interesting. Go nuts. But don't just slap them on top of your demo tape, that's not going to impress anyone.

We are accepting the tracks as MP3 files only, sent to us either through email or this site. Your finished MP3 must be less than or equal to 10Mb in size. We would prefer the quality of the MP3 to be at least 192kbit / 44100Hz / Stereo - which will give you about 7.5 minutes. But longer doesn't necessarily mean better. 7 and a half seconds can be just as great as 7 and a half minutes.

If you need help turning your audio into MP3's, good free software for doing that is RazorLame for the PC and iTunes for the Mac. Other platforms probably know how to do that sort of thing themselves, I'm sure you're used to being told that.

On July 25th, the submissions section will open on this site, giving you chance to upload your finished work to us electronically. This section will stay open right through the competition, so no need to rush your masterpiece. You may enter your track at any time, we will not discriminate between when a track was entered when we pick the 20 tracks each month. You'll have a better chance if you take a bit of time over something rather than slap it together in a hurry.

On August 11th, we will be hitching our trousers right up around our waists and picking the first 20 or so tracks to go up on this site using a method which may involve both developing tinitus and throwing darts at walls. This lot will stay up for one month. Then we will do that all over again on September 9th, October 8th, November 11th, December 9th, and January 7th.

We'll try our best to stick to that, but we reserve the right to be late, forgetful, slack, etc. It's like second nature to us.

Any questions about this? Are they sensible? Please email loophole@digitallandfill.co.uk