/r/experimentalmusic
A place to share all kinds of unique music. Interesting sounds from all time periods and genres are welcome.
A place to share all kinds of unique music. Interesting sounds from all time periods and genres are welcome.
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Header image taken from Anthony Braxton's Falling River Music (367c)
/r/experimentalmusic
Dawless/Sequencerless live Waldorf Blofeld synth patch manipulation.
Recorded on 23rd of November 2018 in Berlin.
Music photography and artwork by 1kPieces
https://thegeneralofkhiman.bandcamp.com/album/035-nothing-worth-anything-merryxmas
tried to tackle a lot of different genres
The experiment here is to try and explain the music, how does one do that? Its a track featuring a human vocalizing, a guitar (previously known as lute) as well as other sounds, that together, make: What Doing Cat
did this work?
In my new YouTube video I talk about some experimental records that came out this year like "2093", "I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU", "SCRAPYARD" and "Night Palace", I hope that you will check out my video and enjoy it, THANK YOU : )
Abandoned Attic is an Experimental, Lo-Fi and Dark Ambient esque album with Lo-Fi beats and occasional glitch/noise sounds sampling/remixing corrupted video game music. Containing samples from SNES, Nintendo DS(NDS), N64, GameCube, PS1 and Nintendo Wii vgm.
The album has a dark/eerie feeling to it for most songs but also has some chill songs. There are also a couple of songs with harsh/weird sounds in it.
A little bit of background information about me:
I've been playing around with corrupted vgm samples for the past 4 years. We use a tool to alter the games code in an emulator to create interesting sounds from sequenced vgm. Most of the time these turn out to be really funny or just bad but there's that .1% of corrupted vgm that has a lot of potential to be sampled into an interesting song. I've started sampling and mixing corrupted vgm samples like 4 years ago just for fun and created some short mixtapes as a hobby. A little over two years ago I started releasing albums of songs built around corrupted vgm samples and I still enjoy it to this day. It's always a surprise what the outcome will be because it's mostly just trial and error.
The album cover is a picture I took in our Attic. These are some Nintendo consoles (GameCube, N64 and Gameboy) I own and I've set them up as props and a couple of other props. I've added some cool effects to it and I did a lot of other edits. I think it turned out pretty well and I think it matches pretty well with the sound of the album. I hope you'll enjoy the music. Feel free to ask me questions in the comments.
https://morphingbytes.bandcamp.com/album/abandoned-attic
I also have a YouTube playlist with all the individual songs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ_wn6HmTy4&list=PL5OOVfmsCjWbUPjvJNrBqsWsusFTFAL4n&pp=gAQB
Put out a new album under the Antler Disko moniker today. It's been an interesting trek so far to dig into various hardware synths and samplers by means of experimental electronica and see what comes out of it on the other side. Sort of like a personal meditation process coloured with the joy of creation and discovery. Any listens and thoughts, discussions, questions, or otherwise, are more than welcome!
In Relative Obscurity II - Without An End In Mind (Even Further)
This is actually a sort f bonus track from my upcoming full length audio visual artwork In Relative Obscurity II - Without An End In Mind. This project was funded in part by the Nevada Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghhUz-dJpoc&ab_channel=RezonOfficialChannel Recorded this at home with a headset, alternative vibes to it, sorry for bad English, tryed hard :D
Hello! For the past month, I have enjoyed swans' album cop. It's very soothing for me to hear the tones of the guitars, bass, drums, and the calm/spoken word-ish vocals, specifically on their song 'cop'. But recently I have been using bandcamp to find more songs like it, with little to no luck. Albums like " Explaining Death To Children" was good, but has no spoken word vocals I loved and the industrial songs are few and far between. If anyone knows of any good no-wave, spoken word, industrial songs/albums/artists, (beside Godflesh's Streetcleaner) I will be much appreciative! Thanks!
I used a lot of weird things that usually wouldn't coincide with the style of ambient I was otherwise going for when I began the process. It started simple like going with drums into incorporating impossibly weird mixes for this impossible tension to straight up harsh noise and a bunch of other general weird things that I feel added to the music
https://open.spotify.com/album/7M9dEujV5oL5IiabSPy3w1?si=MArgkT4ASreuCGfi5bsynw
Let me know if I did that idea justice or just straight up don't know what i'm talking about because i'd love to hear an input
Would any musicians be interested in a tape swap? You send your tape I send mine. May be a fun way to expand our collections
I/M 001 : https://m.soundcloud.com/i-b-294887592/im001
A personal mix shaped by the deathstep rawest bass, tear-out rhythms, darktechno and experimental sounds that have resonated with me. This is a tribute to the underground artists who continue to inspire and push boundaries. Hope you feel it.
There have been times I've found silence in a track unsettling, but a few times it's been perfect. What track for you stands out as far as use of silence?
Hey y'all,
i was experimenting with different vibes for music and would love some feedback 😊
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Nbf8eDbGFQukA7oafgR51?si=MbAi670bQ7KuNYuw8KA2cw
I recall some of you referenced the Beatles’ weirder songs and Indian influences, but I’m wondering if there’s a musical tradition outside of the usual Western styles that you enjoy in experimental? Recommendations of places to start are welcome.
Hey ppl :-) I have this playlist that’s 101 tunes from 101 different artists updated every month, noticed a lot of people in these groups have a similar taste to me
Admins feel free to delete sorry if this is annoying. Bigup everyone enjoy your week
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5MDC8FFAZ5rxytrbb3chyV?si=KsAsj5BuQia2BfvRVGQp_g