Progressive, innovative and unconventional Music

[Neb]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWjdi9dAjYg

 

Am I going crazy, or did it become the Dune soundtrack for a few bars near the end?

 

 

Hypnotic jazz with a bit of a groove.

[kano]

 

This is a great tune, but the best part is at 1:26, by far. I love the cool samples and great stereo effect.

Edited April 14, 2016 by kano

[kano]

 

This song desperately needs a live cover... The melody is just too great, but the sampled sax doesn't quite do it justice. I love the piano, drum, and chord sounds though, they're perfect.

Edited February 4, 2017 by kano

[lowenz]

[lowenz]

Cancer steal sometimes from us not only men, but (no more living) legends too.

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-39869009

 

Big part of my '90s died today.

Thanks Roberto.

Edited May 10, 2017 by lowenz

[RPGista]

RIP Chris Cornell.

God damn what a beautiful voice.

 

Edited June 7, 2017 by RPGista

[nbohr1more]

Outrun, Synthwave, Retro Nu-Wave, whatever you call it... It's a fascinating new trend:

 

 

No real 80's pop-music ever sounded quite like it. It's a hybrid of 80's synth-pop and music you would

hear in 80's movies or TV Show intros. A wonderful caricature of the sounds of the decade.

[rich_is_bored]

PC Master Race @ 1:45

[kano]

 

Wonderful piece of music, I can't believe it is from an 8-bit NES.

[Arcturus]

I recently recorded a tune that me and my friend wrote over 10 years ago. I've been learning drums since December. It took me many attempts to get it somewhat right.

 

[Bikerdude]

That looks and sound like something Sir taff would have enjoyed..

[RPGista]

Pretty neat drumming! I dont actually know anything about playing an instrument, but it all sounded pretty good to me, nice work man. So youre gonna be in a band touring soon huh?

[Arcturus]

Thanks!

So youre gonna be in a band touring soon huh?

Since I don't have a band, not anytime soon

[lowenz]

Return of the Unreal OST composer!

 

 

Maaaaaaaaaaaan, that Unreal - '90s - vibe

Edited August 4, 2018 by lowenz

[Obsttorte]

Yet another great album of one of my favourite bands Anaal Nathrakh has been released. The title refers to the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I as this album mainly deals with that, and how less mankind seems to have learned from it. A dark one, but also an awesome one (for those who like this kind of music).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lmloi1rcres

[lowenz]

Return of the Unreal OST composer!

 

 

Maaaaaaaaaaaan, that Unreal - '90s - vibe

A new track from Alex for Hedon

 

Edited October 17, 2018 by lowenz

[Anderson]

[kano]

 

Brilliant!

[lowenz]

A new track from Alex for Hedon

 

And another

 

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[Bangadang]

Dunno if you guys have heard about her, but the woman knows how to music!

Check out Miss Monique and her progressive house jams.

[The Black Arrow]

[JackFarmer]

...and this happens when King Crimson's then main song writer decided to create a successor to the Beatles song "I am the walrus":

 

 

Album title was "Thrak" and was published ca. 1996 (as far as I recall).

[JackFarmer]

This topic must not die, thus I have to take over.

This US band is named after a song from German's most influencial music group from the 70s:

 

 

[kano]

GREAT song. It sounds like there is a sample from a numbers station in there. Youtube does harm the quality of the original though because of compression, especially in the highs (as compression usually does).

 

Song captures night time perfectly. Not just the opening, the whole thing.

Edited October 5, 2019 by kano

[JackFarmer]

Heavily influenced by the then popular "Firestarter" stuff from The Prodigy.