Salut ! J’avais présenter mon morceau "infunkted " ici il n’y a pas longtemps, et j’ai décidé depuis d’en faire un album. J’ai prévu plein de truc à mettre dedans, mais pour l’instant voici le deuxième morceau https://youtu.be/pw10j4jmNis?si=zuHCVrz9QwhxMGXT

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0ZXbQLu4a7sk3iQ8tlgFy4?si=8d_4z_eZTe2r3BVurSOZxQ.

Listen to: saddest story, live in bass and jungle to see how experimental 2slimey is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tGHHMrbpsU

In the early 2000s, EGAC was a collective of anonymous people making experimental music on a website called DMusic. All of the members didn't even know who all of the members were. Now, most of them are dead.

I was lucky enough yesterday to have them haunting my house, and they helped me create my 63rd album of the year, EGAC Came to My House and Threw Pizza Boxes at the Stairs.

If you'd like to watch a video of pizza boxes falling down the stairs this is just the ticket. If you'd like to listen to an album of experimental, acoustic, electronic, and vocal music being intruded upon by the sounds of things falling down the stairs, THIS EXACT SAME THING IS ALSO EXACTLY THE TICKET. So many birds being killed with one stone. Or with 179 pizza boxes.

Seriously, give it a watchlisten. not only is it much better than it sounds - it's much worse than it sounds!

After years experimenting and crafting my own style, I ended up with this EP. I like to imagine it like a soundtrack for a cosmic journey seen from a different perspective: the trip to another planet not made for exploration, but to escape back home after being trapped on earth for thousand years.

The genre is somewhat a blend of Ambient and Cosmic Music and I've got a lot of inspiration from Jean Michel Jarre, Bernd Kistenmacher, Klaus Schulze and similar artists. It makes of course more sense if listened as a whole following the correct song order.

Track n. 4 (Signals from the Pale Blue Dot) contains recordings from the main historical events from 1900s and early 2000s, but it's particularly focused on Italian tragedies.

I'd like to hear your thoughts and, more importantly, if listening to it gave you some sort of emotions or feelings of any kind.

Here is the YouTube link, but you can also find it on the main music streaming platforms. Thank you!

Listen on YouTube

hi ! i’m making a documentary and i need an ambiant electronic musique that sounds mysterious, dreamy and with some high bells

if you have something in mind please lmk :)

<3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fS-w4wmO1I

I've been writing music for about six years, recently came to this sound, I would like to hear an opinion about the lyrics and other things.

The text is below (there may be discrepancies due to Google translator)

I'm not afraid of death

I'm afraid of remaining in ignorance

Waking up from sleep on a noose

Of tedious dreams

I wait for the end

Like a stupid bird

On the wires of the power line

We will never be heroes of shitty novels

We are no longer in this city

Spring begins the cycle again

separating reality from gloom

once again you are locked within four walls

you will understand that childhood is over

burning your collection of love is gum

all your youth rem sleep phase

burning your liver with vodka on sale

it's too late here

to achieve something

to strive for something

A hundred

centimeters from the ground

turn into

my vaccine (x2)

Closer to the sky (closer to the sky)

Closer to the clouds (x4)

Breaking through

I'm getting closer to the clouds (x2)

Hi folks,

I would like to present my new album “Stjärnorna Kvittar Det Lika”. Swedish for “Stars do not care even mildly”. Kind of.

This is my second album and it's based on me listening to a lot of Roly Porter and Deaf Center. It also documents my journey as a producer in that I wanted to make a bit more aggressive experimental electronic music. Although there is a mix of both synthetic and real instruments in there. And some calmer pieces.

After two albums I have now realised that it is difficult to make music without drums. And to get people to listen to music without drums.

I also made music videos which was very fun. I used some stock footage and a lot of footage from the game Everspace. I highly recommend getting a free video editing software like Shotcut or DaVinci Resolve and try to make a music video. Its very similar to handling audio in that you cut up stuff and add effects and so on.

Message me directly for a free Bandcamp download code of the album!

Music videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB1yFa5R6pLNjcm9caoYGvRJRClwXgc87

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/10nRuNwh4PKc5wfqTuRLKI?si=4H16rdc9TIOyAg61YKnAzw

SoundCloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/32AsPBxSUa5CKfnBis

Bandcamp: https://patrikwilhelmsson.bandcamp.com/album/stj-rnorna-kvittar-det-lika
Redeem download code at Bandcamp: https://patrikwilhelmsson.bandcamp.com/yum

Socials:
https://www.instagram.com/pitteux/
https://www.facebook.com/patrikwilhelmssonofficiell

This is a song I created that uses a technique invented by John Cage called chance procedures. There are other compositional techniques used as well including the formula for "In C" by Terry Riley but focusing on rhythms instead of melodies. I spent a whole year on this song from writing the very first notes to gathering the musicians and making a studio recording of this track. This song is so epic in scope, I had to use two different studios, probably around 30 different sessions/days, 8 drumset and/or percussionists, and a Soprano who also toured with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra for 2 seasons. Check it out! https://youtu.be/_6-zgeY5pvs?si=Ieex7LrFfOFrq5v2

Hello,

I've been making music for a long time, I've never taken a lesson or learned music theory, and in my earlier work, it shows. Over the course of time, I've slowly picked up certain things, but when I was 14 I truly had no clue what I was doing, only the will to create something fun.

From the ages 13–14, I wrote, recorded, and mixed an EP/album (I always called it an album but it's really an EP) called Interdimensional Fundraising Marathon. It was heavily inspired by the 1960s, mainly The Beatles. It's really weird to hear back: the guitars are unpracticed (in fact, most of the songs were written in a few minutes, recorded right then, then the lyrics and vocal lines were written later on), the vocals are nervous and pitchy, and the production is all over the place. I recorded the whole thing on school nights before I went to sleep and mixed on weekends.

After it was released, I moved on and made more interesting and inspired things. But recently, out of pure curiosity, I returned to listen to what I had done almost four years ago, and it confounded me. In so many areas I was just caught off guard with the choices I made, none of which I would make now. Something about it just felt so accomplished to me, I was still proud of it despite making better things, and even trying to bury it at some point due to embarrassment.

So naturally, I remixed it with my modern technique, which still is lofi and unprofessional, but is leagues better than my original methods. I then backed that with the original stereo mix and the originally intended mono mix. Then, digging through my old hard drive, I compiled some session material which I thought were interesting enough to include.

I believe that this album is an interesting peek into the creative process when stripped of knowledge and fundamentals, and driven by the almost obsessive mission of just creating. So with that, I present The Interdimensional Fundraising Marathon Sessions: https://sgtsplatter.bandcamp.com/album/the-interdimensional-fundraising-marathon-sessions

Thank you for your time,
Sgt. Splatter (Kaden Wheeler)

Note: There is more info in the description of the album.

Once he had Spotify but now he disappeared. He has an album called AESTHEPIC or something like that.

https://youtu.be/EyedOiZNITc?si=oWmAGBlThgICwFrj

Extreme volume warning because apparently a guy said my music will blow out your stereo system https://www.bandlab.com/post/4715ec95-168d-f011-b480-6045bd35f0e2

Seriously do not listen to it on speakers it will blow most likely this shit is probably louder than Merzbow listen at your own risk I'm not joking https://www.bandlab.com/post/5186f297-1f8d-f011-b480-6045bd35f0e2

https://www.bandlab.com/fxyxm/albums/9fa81626-ce8c-f011-b481-000d3a3fef4d

I’ve been working on pieces that live somewhere between spoken word, glitch, and rituals. Built on loops, whispers, and fragments of names—half-chant, half-hallucination.

It drifts into themes of power, surveillance, and memory—how some names are spoken loudly while others are erased or hidden. Figures like Peter Thiel, Yuri Milner, Gil Shwed, Avril Haines, Stanley Fischer, Antony Blinken, and Jeffrey Bardin (a cyber-intelligence specialist) kept surfacing as I wrote, like the ghosts of networks that shape finance, security, and tech.

Would love to hear how it lands with people who live in experimental sound.

https://youtu.be/8hcBFNsRYxw?si=lYe3Q4Jh-wP3rtSb

https://soundcloud.com/catthew-radison/literally-just-three-songs I made this experimenting with playing multiple songs at once. I figured out I liked how it sounded having more than one song playing in one particularly bad episode of sensory underload. at first I jjust played around with it for a while and then recorded an hour of it and got kinda obsessed with the output for a few weeks. weeks later, working on something unrelated, I noticed it fit this niche technique and lined up, but with two songs playing it was kinda meh. but luckily there was a whole extra hour and I took the leap of curiosity to see what it sounded like with three and so now and I'm pretty sure I'll get unhealthily obsessed with this one too. I just love when they line up. and when they don't I just tell myself it's building tension for the next time it lines up or something

Hey!

Here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPo20mlhpQQ

Hopefully you like it! If you do, please subscribe to the channel, there's a lot more cool stuff to come!

Cheers!

BR Experimental/Psychedelic Instrumental music
https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/3dKkTmnxx9bgKRDJBx0okg
https://juanqueiroz.bandcamp.com/album/enigma

I'm helmed06 and i love making loud electronic music!! I did these drums in one take on my SP-404 so that's why it sounds crusty lmao but it adds to the vibe. Feel free to check it out, ill prob keep posting music in the future but only self promoing this time

https://on.soundcloud.com/us7oBW1kk6cLaPfhEM

Hi! Just sharing a new video from an AV album I made recently, using clips and samples of very old television musical performances to create new music/video compositions. Thanks for checking it out!

https://youtu.be/J2Y5OfQmvWo

https://soundcloud.com/harshfolly/istumbledoutofthestorerevisite This one is about those inspirations you get in the most bizarre of places/ situations. Give it a listen, let me know what you think.

Yo!

Here's the link!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUE0Bnneb2c

Hope you like the channel and its content! If you do, please subscribe!

Cheers!

https://youtu.be/BADyAQbty4o

this new track came about this weekend and is fairly moody as am I. The weather and other things contributed to the overall vibe. It has some things in common with post punk/goth though it starts rather meditative before the drums kick in around 0:52. This can be rather murky and moody so it doesn't really stick to any one genre.

https://thistrblmkr.bandcamp.com/track/2009

giving xxyyxx, clams casino, cloud rap - get the gensing iced tea out

dont take things too literally guys <3

Hey folks
Not sure if playlist links are 100% allowed here, but I’ll risk it.

I’ve recently started sharing the music that really sticks with me instead of just keeping it to myself. Right now I’m building a playlist around experimental electronic-mixing some classics with new weird gems I stumble across.

Not here to spam-I’d love your feedback, track suggestions, or maybe even fellow nerds who wanna help shape this thing.

Be gentle, internet strangers-my fragile playlist-making ego is on the line

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4LmSUb5hNoUbjQd3NGUEXx?si=44Q6Ef1oSoK-vYON5KJFPg