2009-10-07, 01:21 | Link #1 |
Good-Natured Asshole.
Join Date: May 2007
Age: 34
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Stuff you think nobody's ever heard of
So a lot of stuff on this forum are popular bands, top 100's, your favorites, and halls of fame, etc.
Please post some good stuff you think people have never heard of. I shall start with: she http://www.shemusic.org Electronica/Chiptune/Ambient This guy published a handful of albums under a Creative Commons license, free to download, as well as two proprietary ones. Very nicely mixed and layered. He's probably the first CC-licensed artist that I listen to regularly. ======================= Christopher Tin - Calling All Dawns http://www.christophertin.com/callingalldawns.html Orchestral/World Music I only noticed this composer recently. He worked on the well-received main theme for Civilization 4 (which got the spotlight as the first track on this debut album), as well as a bunch of tracks for films, games, and software. This album has 12 songs, each in a different language. It starts very uplifting, progresses to a beautiful sadness, and back to a strong end. The link has 2-minute snippets of every track in the album. I listened to just that for a few days before I was moved to buy it. |
2009-10-07, 02:40 | Link #2 |
It's the year 3030...
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Spaceport Colony Sicilia
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I haven't run across too many people who know about John Cage. The guy is an amazing composer, but is more well known for many of the non-traditional things he did.
You may have heard of a piece he composed called 4'33". It's a musical piece composed of three movements, in which not a single note is played. After one performance of the piece, there was actually a riot in the theater where it was performed. That's the kind of stuff he's known for; looking at music in a completely different way, that often evokes very remarkable reactions from his audiences and listeners.
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2009-10-10, 18:04 | Link #3 |
✖ ǝʇ ɯıqnɾl ☆
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One of my prime candidates would Bebel Gilberto from Brazil. This songstress barely gets any airplay leaving S.America . When Shakira Ricky have crossover-ed, strange to see such a talented artist getting short end of the stick . If it wasn't for Professional.Sandwich.Maker I would have never come across this artist .
A taste of her music, my favorite track Aganju :] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J71FLwVNps8
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2009-10-12, 21:48 | Link #4 |
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Location: Perth, Western Australia - Down Where The City Meets The Sea
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Art Vs Science. absolutly amazing group from Australia if anyone is keen for some good music check out their songs Flippers and Parles Vouz Frances.
they aslo put on a freat live show.
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2010-01-08, 20:18 | Link #7 |
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Morandi
Let me begin by saying This is not the stuff nobody ever's heard off . BUT I heard it the first time today yep I need to watch MTV Tr3́s moar . The artist in Question is Morandi simply loved most of tracks of his . Love the various influences in his music from afro to calypso to samba . One of his old videos and currently my personal Favorite Beijo . Its been on loop ever since afternoon . VIDEO : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ldz2tIVGCig
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2010-01-16, 04:38 | Link #13 |
HI, BILLY MAYS HERE
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The Amity Affliction - Severed Ties
That's a great album, but it's a band probably hidden in obscurity in America, since they're from Australia...And given that post-hardcore isn't exactly mainstream, that narrows the fanbase even more... The album features guest vocals from other Australian acts, which I would like to check out...
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2010-01-24, 16:42 | Link #16 |
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Probably most of the dark ambient I listen to; I know there's fans of it out there, but the reaction I usually get when sending/letting people listen to some of it is like, "Huh... what's this... wait, why's the intro so long? Where are the vocals?"
I tend to hit up last.fm and listen to the Dark Ambient Radio station to get exposed to new artists. Just got turned on to Dahlia's Tear a few days ago and picked up their album Under Seven Skies. Great stuff, very different than my other dark ambient favorites, but great nonetheless.
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2010-01-24, 16:43 | Link #17 |
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While I was searching for lafftastic vids of McLovin I came across a BGM used for the MV . It was by a German band called The Disco Boys and that track was really foot tapping . They reminded me a lot of Daft Punk in there electronica phase . So I checked out the Band on YouTube and Wiki . They have a couple of interesting tracks predominantly :
The Disco Boys - I Love You So The Disco Boys - Born To Be Alive The Disco Boys - Hey St. Peter The Disco Boys - Here On My Own The Disco Boys - For You My favorites have to be I love You So and Born to be Alive but unfortunately good videos don't exists for them . This maybe popular elsewhere but its pretty new to me .
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2010-01-25, 01:55 | Link #18 |
Wiggle Your Big Toe
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Location: Milwaukee
Age: 32
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Shaking Tree (one of my favorite bands) is a band I've found to be overlooked..
http://www.shakingtree.com/ Another band is Switch 3. http://www.myspace.com/switch3
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