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alien-thembo · 8 months

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I need more abstract, crunchy, wavy, weird!!1!! music to listen to so if y'all have suggestions please share them! I don't care about language & no genre is off limits either I love metal, I love EDM, I love kpop, I love bluegrass, I love everything!!!! Thank you :-]

#music #music recommendation #abstract music #outsider music #goblincore

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possible-streetwear · 9 months

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randomvarious · 7 months

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Today's compilation:

Sampler EP Volume 1 1990 Techno / Abstract

Whoo, boy, what a tremendous record here, folks. Back in 1990, techno godfather Juan Atkins had only 500 copies of this little white-label 12-inch pressed up for his tiny Interface label, with each track recorded in his very own, now-mythical Metroplex Studios in Detroit. And if you were one of the few people who were actually lucky enough to get your mitts on this thing, you had access to some truly stunning morsels of foundationally raw, electro-inspired, dystopian fire that still go hard to this very day 🤯.

So, I think the best tune out of all of these comes from a guy named Neuropolitique, who was originally from Britain, but ended up making his way to the Motor City in the 80s, and immersed himself in the burgeoning underground techno scene there. On this record, he unleashes "Mind U Don't Trip," a snazzy and abstract bit of gold that lays some mind-bogglingly eerie and echoing, nuclear wintry flute stabs over a rough bassline and punching drums. Three-plus decades later, this is still one of the single-wildest pieces of techno that's probably ever been created.

But also not to be missed is the record's first cut, Detroit legend Anthony "Shake" Shakir's "Sonar 123," which really loads itself up on an assortment of chemical bleeps and bloops, and cinches it all together with this thin line of high-pitched digital squealing. And the closing tune, "Surkit," by Reel by Real, has a series of cool, bleepy, and bubbly synth melodies that all manage to run into each other over a set of simple, yet majestic string pads, which end up lending some wondrous depth to the whole production.

These tracks are a whole lot easier to find now, but what would remain undeniable is that what was being done on this record itself was a truly historic thing, regardless of how many people had actually heard it. So, in that sense, a release like this might as well be techno's equivalent of The Velvet Underground & Nico.

Highlights:

Shake - "Sonar 123" Neuropolitique - "Mind U Don't Trip" Reel by Real - "Surkit"

#techno #abstract #abstract music #dance #dance music #electronic #electronic music #music #90s #90s music #90's #90's music

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dankalbumart · 5 months

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Telegram by Björk One Little Indian 1996 Abstract / Drum n Bass / Modern Classical / Trip Hop / IDM

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weirdoonthebus · 5 months

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New Sunnli5hh/t EP, "Outside"

The latest from Sunnli5hh/t, "Outside" is a four track EP of abstract ambient music, made from field recordings and improvised piano. Out now on WeirdoOnTheBus Records.

#music #ambient music #abstract music #experimental music #glitch music #Bandcamp

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musicollage · 22 hours

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Autechre ‎– Sign. 2020 : Warp.

! listen @ Bandcamp ★ buy me a coffee !

#electronic music #idm #ambient music #autechre #2020 #warp records #warp #experimental music #abstract music #2020s #2020s electronic

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vinajazz · 10 days

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F O R M - I V

#electronic #abstract music #drum and bass #bodyneuro #dubstep #bass #post rock #cinematic music #psychotech music #ambient #idm #experimental music #abstract art #dark #aesthetic #liminal #structure #extraordinary #concept art

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noraqrosa · 10 months

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about ODIO-HIME / Nora Q. Rosa

hello

we are 𝙾𝚍𝚒𝚘-𝚑𝚒𝚖𝚎

a digital girl in a material world, manifesting via hacking into the mortal body of a girl who's too plugged into the internet

we're trans poly plural system who makes psychedelic electronic music of various stripes, from hyperpop and sick club beetz to experimental abstractions and ambient ambiences to chill li'l bitty bits and hip-hop beats

psychedelics fuel me, empowering me to make the mesmerizing hypnotic/actually insane pieces of muics i love to make; i have gone to great lengths to push the boundaries of art, music, and my own psyche

MUSIC WE'VE PRODUCED:

odiohime.bandcamp.com (and every other digital music service)

My latest album (as of this writing): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1vX_MRHV4s https://odiohime.bandcamp.com/album/the-butterfly-house

My latest single (available everywhere else July 8th, 2023): https://odiohime.bandcamp.com/album/d-e-c-o-m-p-o-s-e-m-e

izuku.bandcamp.com (my joyfriend + an artist for whom i produce; you can find them at @izukuleeyoung)

Their latest singles: https://izuku.bandcamp.com/track/expand-ur-mnd (available everywhere else July 5th) https://izuku.bandcamp.com/track/bing-bong (available everywhere else July 20th)

PROJECTS IN WHICH I AM INVOLVED

we're an audio producer in general + have done a bunch of things:

produced the entirety of the Trans & Caffeinated Podcast with trans activist Arielle Rebekah https://transandcaffeinated.com/podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/transandcaffeinated/ https://twitter.com/ariellergordon

created the ending music for Regular Pat, a YouTube creator who makes mostly Kingdom Hearts video essays, as well as some little pieces of music he sometimes uses & a jokey remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKY3Dj_Ef9o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GACuGHjdFM

currently working on composing music and planning out sound design on a few things in preproduction, including a couple video games, a couple animated projects (including an experimental feature length film and a cartoon pilot), a documentary, and other things (including a couple scripted serialized audio dramas i'm planning out myself)

COMISSION INFO:

FOR MUSIC: $50/hr of completed music for professional use. sliding scale of $25-30 for personal use (we can discuss this)

FOR AUDIO EDITING (e.g. podcasts, sound design): $25 per hour of work

FOR VIDEO EDITING: $30 per hour of work

For long term/big projects, we can discuss rates.

If you're making money/planning to make money using material I've created for you, we will discuss residuals privately.

OUR SYSTEM: (overall she/they, but individual preferences listed)

Maria (text marker: ">" before text) - she/her; we THINK she's the OG one here, shy gal, relatively chill, pretty depressed & down on herself a lot

Nora (no text marker): she/her; hello i am our PR person, our front-facing performer who takes on the world with a sly grin, a loud presence, and biting clownery

Riley ("☆") - fae/faer/fem; she baby, adorable li'l ball of sunshine who revels in silliness

Lola ("<3") - she/her; sultry and the kind to call you "dear" and "my darling" and etc; you know the song "Whatever Lola Wants"? yeah that essentially, she a tease to a degree

Serafina (none yet) - she/it; she's kinda depraved and horno all the time when fronting

[THE VOID] - it/its; full dissociation mode, entirely in own head, rote responses at best

"Little Miss Rage" / "The Owl Beast" (none yet) - she/they/it; essentially us in full rage mode, impulsive, hostile, screams at people, we try to keep her buried and need to teach her to direct her anger in more healthy, less dangerous ways

MY FRIENDOS:

these are people i find cool and are my friends and with whom pretty regularly collab together

@izukuleeyoung (also my joyfriend) we collab a lot on music (i produce most their tracks & beats, which they release under the name izuku) and they do a lot of art for me + most of my graphic design

@kirlian-light (also my girlfriend) they've done a large portion of my art, and we have a lot of collaborations planned; they make a fantastic coo

@poppetsisters - cool artful set of gals who's done artwork for me (namely for my single "wondersong") + with whom i have multiple audiovisual collaborations planned

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anyway i'm too tired to write more so here are my links now please go buy my muics and increase my stats so i can become a hit producer on the level of SOPHIE and finally have the financial freedom to live how i want and to help others as much as i can

personal/business website forthcoming

https://ko-fi.com/NoraQRosa

https://subscribestar.com/odio-hime

odiohime.bandcamp.com

https://twitter.com/NoraQRosa

https://www.youtube.com/@NoraQRosa

https://facebook.com/Odiohime

https://facebook.com/NoraQRosa

https://soundcloud.com/noraqrosa

etc

also 🔥💖anarchy💖🔥

baiiiiiiii 4 nao

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#odio-hime #nora q rosa #hyperpop #electronic music #experimental electronic music #psychedelia #psychedelic music #psychedelic electronic music #music #abstract music #music producer

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laliwilde · 6 months

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My favorite song on my newest album 💖

Also on spotify, apple music, youtube, bandcamp, etc…

Part of a storytelling adventure called Captain Earthquake!

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zef-zef · 1 year

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Ayankoko (feat. Klangbuero & Aude LP) - Nobody from: Ayankoko - Khmu Thidin (Chinabot, 2021)

#2020s #France #Ayankoko #electronic #experimental #abstract music #idm #glitch #ambient #electroacoustic #breakcore #power electronics #Chinabot #2021 #week 4-2023

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noak-esbjornsson-art · 1 year

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A non-peculiar Spectre

My new album is out today on the Skörd label!

The music is a mixture of free improvised, prepared guitar a la Keith Rowe, and field recording collages. Taku Unami has been a big influence on how I’ve worked with material.

The album is free for streaming or download!

https://skord.bandcamp.com/album/a-non-peculiar-spectre

#music #experimental music #abstract music #eai #field recording #sound collage #guitar #electric guitar #new music #contemporary music #collage #collage music #indeterminacy #skörd #bandcamp

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possible-streetwear · 9 months

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randomvarious · 6 months

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Today's compilation:

Autumnature 2001 IDM / Leftfield / Abstract / Downtempo

The leaves are finally starting to change color up in my neck of the woods, so what better way to channel those chill vibes than with some organically abstract and crunchy electronic grooves from a little IDM-type label up in Burlington, Vermont called Autumn Records? Here we have their Autumnature comp, from 2001, which gathered a bunch of songs from a crop of artists from the US and Europe who were essential to the tiny bedroom-and-netlabel wave that took place at the turn of the millennium and followed in the footsteps of what acts like Aphex Twin and Autechre had managed to foster before them.

And if you're particularly familiar with this era of IDM and leftfield electronic abstractions, then the list of artists on here should look something like an all-star roster to you: Jet Jaguar, Lackluster, Hrvatski, Fizzarum, Kettel, Cex, Lexaunculpt...some real heavy hitters from this realm. And if you're not familiar with any of these names, then welcome aboard!

So, it's hard to pick a particular favorite from this set of tunes, but the opener, "Move Bed Here," by Colongib, who played a big role in another great New England label, Kracfive, from New Hampshire, is a pretty phenomenal and freewheeling tone-setter. Complex and glitchy rhythms with emotive, and rich, underlying synth melodies. And it has a wonderful change in tempo on the back half too, before climbing back up to its previously established more uptempo mode to finish.

And another total banger on here comes courtesy of Autumn's owner, Asterisk, who delivers "Sea Green and Cyan," which does a uniquely satisfying job of panning its soft, flute-like synth stabs between the left and right channels, before washing them away with a growing and layered tapestry of folky acoustic guitar 😌. Beautiful tune.

So, a good bunch of nifty and creative electronic tunes from the early 2000s here. Only 500 copies of the album were ever pressed, though, so a physical copy is probably not easy to come by.

Highlights:

Colongib - "Move Bed Here" Jet Jaguar - "There's a Choice We're Making" Kettel - "Barsevoice" Cex - "Good Will Sidis" Asterisk - "Sea Green and Cyan"