Been listening to the new album Egowerk from The Faint. Used to listen to these guys all the time back in high school but I kind of dropped off of them a little bit after Fasciinatiion came out. New album is actually pretty good IMO. I think it strikes a good balance between the crunchier more melodic electronic-rock vibes of Danse Macabre/Wet from Birth and the more layered and deep kind of acidhead techno from Fasciinatiion, and the lyrics are pretty interesting and reflective of current social media culture without coming across as preachy or driving any point too hard.

https://youtu.be/XRgZZ65nOqQ

Listening to dubvision @ tomorrowlamd 2018

These guys are awesome! I just started listening to them yesterday and I'm already liking their music.

https://soundcloud.com/sfbm/march-demo-mix-2019

My latest techno demo mix.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8TQEvNrddQ

https://soundcloud.com/myneighborsatan1

https://myneighborsatan.bandcamp.com/album/flashback

>harsh noise

https://soundcloud.com/aniareyouoakly/jbrwky/s-9bj8b

This is my WIP submission for the monthly sample pack competition on /r/edmproduction

>>454568
Dead and Phish are meant to be seen live and baked. You don't listen to their albums or buy their music. Jam bands are meant for live shows and shit. You're doing it wrong.

>>454652
So they sell things they don't want you to buy?

>>454654
p. much fam

https://spectralbride.bandcamp.com/

>acoustic
>lofi
>atmospheric

>>447733

>>447733
https://silentpassenger.bandcamp.com/
I'm pretty proud of these, did them up last year, workin on some more starting at the end of April.

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

i also like black kray
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eazvzpv1IbA

i think ive been a fan since 2013 or something, i had 30 round clip set as my homepage for a few weeks to enhance my browsing experience
i cant find those videos with hunned and karmah where one of them says he wont stop flexing until he sleeps in baby whale fur and they get their EBT rejected at a burger king, shame because they are rich in meme material

>>454627
It was definitely an awkward stage before our portable music players had internet access. As a matter of convenience, it was so much easier to download an album free with no account and throw it in my ipod on winamp, or before that on my creative media mp3.

For iTunes, I had to find the damn song if it was even there, enter in a code from a card I bought at a physical store, and then navigate iTunes.

As for CDs, same kind of inconvenience. IF any God forsaken store within an hour of my cattle ranch town had a CD, I had to actually get there and dig through a mess of country and Christian music to find misplaced artists and fate decided if it would even be the album I wanted.

Now I pay monthly, search, and it plays. Easy.

>>454640
I don't trust my ISP or mobile infrastructure enough to do that. If they improved at all over the last decade from where I'm sat I might be optimistic about making the leap but it took them 8 years of promising "we're going to put a mast up in 6 months" to install a mast that actually covers my road properly 1 mile from the city centre and my internet is about 40% slower than when I moved in. So at the current rate I should make sure I have several backups of everything. MP3 player storage has become very cheap per gig now and instead of getting 2gig I can get 16 for the same price.

I have to remove a few files and add a few from time to time. And sometimes I wipe the whole thing and start over. But mostly I just have stuff I want to listen to and if I miss something I'll remove something I haven't listened to in a while and put it on.

I think I'll always want to own the music. Streaming services still underpay most independent artists and frequently don't stock their shit. Thanks to bandcamp and youtube I can find what I want at home and once I decide I want it, buy it download it and carry it around. Though at some point I'll have to go back to CDs at the current rate. Hoping to move out to my own place and get fibre optic before I've sat through another decade of degradation though.

>>454647
Bandcamp and stuff like discogs and shit are pretty good. With Paypal it isn't too much of a bother aside from making 500 accounts to order CD's from a million different independent and small labels.

Streaming shit doesn't even pay huge popstars anything relative to record sales. I can do CDbaby or whatever and get maybe 2 dollars a quarter across Itunes, Spofity, Soundcloud, Youtube, Pandora, whatever from streams if I have a single or album that gets 30k views on Youtube. With thorough distribution and no record label ownership. This isn't 1986 and it won't ever be that way again where you get millions upon millions just being a band writing dopey poprock power ballads. It has went back to being how it was in history. Musicians are just serfs. Excluding the 20 some odd pop stars.

There actually is a fair bit of money doing country music though.

The Off Me Nut lineup would be a great time, especially Spongebob Squarewave!

Also Limewax - Kanji Kinetic - Shitmat

Right now I need to check out
DJ Lara Croft's Dentist - DJ Shag Girls - Simon Jones Chillout Donk Experience

Oh, it's already started! Goreshit was on last night

Ahaha yeah I enjoyed reading the names on that lineup as well, I'm sure there's some great music in there

>>454643
If I didn't recognise a couple of them I'd have thought it was a joke. But they're just good names by people who don't take themselves at all seriously but take their music a bit more seriously. I'm pretty sure DJ Scotch Egg has done whole albums with gameboy soundchips and shit like that.

>>454630

The movie is one of the funniest ever.

>>454618
If you want to make it as comprehensive as possible, you should add horror punk (Misfits, The Other, Murderdolls, Wednesday 13, etc), early goth rock (Bauhaus, The Birthday Party), noisecore (7 Minutes of Nausea, early Anal Cunt, early Gerogerigegege), maaaybe add anarcho-deathrock.

Vice Squad definitely needs to be mentioned, most likely Action Pact as well.

Some important deathrock names are missing, Specimen (who solidified the whole genre), Alien Sex Fiend, Sex Gang Children, if you want to include more modern stuff then also All Gone Dead, Tragic Black, Scarlets Remains, Cinema Strange.

Jawbreaker is missing from post-hardcore, theyre one of the most important bands in the genre.

Erase Errata should probably be added to Riot Grrrl, possibly Sleater-Kinney too, although they arent strictly punk.

Slint shouldnt be there, since they barely took any influences from punk. Most of it came from american alternative scene like Sonic Youth, post-rock-ish stuff, some grunge, and stuff like mid-era Swans.

I would add Hail Seizures to folk punk.

Psychobilly and Rockabilly/Punkabilly should definitely be added back, theyre an important part of the punk scene.

Proto-Punk: Stooges, NY Dolls, MC5
NY Punk/No Wave: Ramones, Dictators, Richard Hell, Patti Smith, Television, DNA, Rosa Yemen, James Chance, Suicide, Jim Carroll, Cramps
UK Punk: Clash, Jam, Sex Pistols, Damned, Adverts, X-Ray Spex, UK Subs, Stiff Little Fingers, Buzzcocks, Stranglers, Siouxsie
LA Punk: Germs, X, Fear, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Weirdos, Dils, Dead Kennedys, Gun Club, Dickies, Social Distortion, Bad Religion, Flipper
Oi: Sham 69, Angelic Upstarts, Cockney Rejects
Post-Punk: Joy Division, Gang of Four, Pop Group, Chameleons, Killing Joke, PiL, Wire, Slits, Fall, Mekons
Anarcho-Punk: Crass, Rudimentary Peni, Flux of Pink Indians, Ex, Conflict, Zounds, Subhumans
Hardcore: Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Dicks, Poison Idea, MDC, Misfits, Adolescents, DOA
UK82: Chaos UK, Exploited, Abrasive Wheels, Adicts, GBH, Anti-Nowhere League
Deathrock: Christian Death, 45 Grave, TSOL
Crust Punk: Discharge, Amebix, His Hero is Gone, Fall of Efrafa, Deviated Instinct, Nausea, Martyrdöd
Straight Edge: Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits, Judge, 7Seconds, Have Heart, Bane
Grindcore: Napalm Death, Carcass, Nasum
Ska Punk: Specials, Operation Ivy, Choking Victim
Post-Hardcore: Minutemen, Fugazi, Quicksand, Refused, Hüsker Dü, At the Drive-In, Jawbox, Touché Amoré, Drive Like Jehu, NoMeansNo, Slint, Naked Raygun

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I think I'm closing on on a final draft, but this one has a little extra space left

Proto-Punk: Stooges, NY Dolls, MC5
NY Punk/No Wave: Ramones, Dictators, Richard Hell, Patti Smith, Television, DNA, Rosa Yemen, James Chance, Suicide, Cramps, Dead Boys
UK Punk: Clash, Jam, Sex Pistols, Damned, Adverts, X-Ray Spex, UK Subs, Stiff Little Fingers, Buzzcocks, Stranglers, Siouxsie
LA Punk: Germs, X, Fear, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Weirdos, Dils, Dead Kennedys, Gun Club, Dickies, Social Distortion, Bad Religion, Flipper
Oi: Sham 69, Angelic Upstarts, Cockney Rejects
Post-Punk: Joy Division, Gang of Four, Pop Group, Chameleons, Killing Joke, PiL, Wire, Slits, Fall, Mekons
Anarcho-Punk: Crass, Rudimentary Peni, Flux of Pink Indians, Ex, Conflict, Zounds, Subhumans
Hardcore: Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Dicks, Poison Idea, MDC, Misfits, Adolescents, DOA
UK82: Chaos UK, Exploited, Abrasive Wheels, Adicts, GBH, Anti-Nowhere League
Deathrock: Christian Death, 45 Grave, TSOL
Crust: Discharge, Amebix, His Hero is Gone, Fall of Efrafa, Deviated Instinct, Nausea, Martyrdöd, Anti Cimex
Straight Edge: Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits, Judge, 7Seconds, Have Heart, Bane
Grindcore: Napalm Death, Carcass, Nasum

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>>454566
Нe вaжнo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsx3-PdcZaE

DICKS EVERYWHERE

I don't have anything to contribute but I've been listening to the stuff in here and this is a lot of fun

>>454311

I watched it and honestly, it doesn't seem like a documentary. It also doesn't do the author/synth justice :-(

A mini documentary about a south american tour with Mayhem and Jørn Stubberud. Made by Happy Tom from Turbonegro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RF3B-RjWDg

Last one I saw was Hated(GG Allin) Kind of interesting, surprisingly his brother was a really normal guy and managed the band
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuUSRZtwYL0