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  1. Lucid ExpressBandcamp
    Lucid Express.Hong Kong.Wang | Wai | Andy | Kim | SkyLucid Express are five young dreamers creating a stunningly airy blend of shoegaze and indie pop amongst Hong Kong’s skyscrapers, mountains, and packed alleyways. Originally formed as Thud.
  2. Alaska Gold RushBandcamp
    Alaska Gold Rush.City Of Brussels, Belgium.Indie Rock duo
  3. Mansur BrownBandcamp
    Mansur Brown.London, UK.Mansur Brown is an Artist, Producer and Multi-Instrumentalist, from Brixton, London. Mansur released his debut Album 'Shiroi' in 2018, followed by 'Heiwa' in 2021, the first release on Mansur’s own record label, Amai Records. "Hewia" was followed by EP 'NAQI', also released on Amai Records in 2022.
  4. Music | gliaBandcamp
    glia.Virginia.drone and drum musician making rhythmic studies w/ computers
  5. Abi FarrellBandcamp
    Abi Farrell.London, UK.
  6. Sapiens RecordsBandcamp
    Sapiens Records.Paris, France.Label founded by Sébastien Devaud a.k.a Agoria in 2016.A label without limits, a collective of creatives.Sapiens takes an open-minded artistic approach: releasing records by everyone from musicians to visual artists, film directors to shamans, sound designers & guest conference speakers.Pushing boundaries beyond the standard.
  7. B FachadaBandcamp
    Rapazes e raposas by B Fachada, released 20 July 20201. Regabofe d'Abertura2. Canção de Rejeição3. Trad-Mosh4. A Mula e a Raposa5. Padeirinha6. Aritmética7. Natureza Radical8. O Anti-Fado9. Lambe-Cus10. Namorada11. Mínima Atenção12. Memórias de Paco Forcado #213. Instrumental14. Prognósticos15. Mudar de Método
  8. FlesherBandcamp
    Tales of Grotesque Demise by Flesher, released 15 September 20231. Enter the Realm2. Wisconsin3. Scroll of Thoth4. Creature Beast5. The Gates6. Curse7. No Escape8. In Suffering9. Flesher (Will Kill You)"Hailing from the perilous plains of Indiana, the band's death metal leans heavily into annihilating groove; it's old-school death metal intentionally shaped and disfigured into a grisly vessel for horror-obsessed riffs. Speaking of riffs, Flesher's approach to riffs has more in common with the belligerent pounding of war drums, or, perhaps, a meat tenderizer, than anything melodic--catch a dose to the face with the new single we're premiering below."- Invisible OrangesFormed in Indianapolis, Indiana, Flesher are a gore-soaked power trio consisting of Paul Breece, Gus Matracia and Dustin Boltjes. You may recognize Dustin's skin bashing from some of his past bands - Skeletonwitch, Demiricous, Chrome Waves or current project Sacred Leather. Flesher was forged in the summer of 2022 and shortly thereafter released the Murder Sessions demo. Taking inspiration from the past, everything Flesher does pays homage to classic horror and 90’s death metal. In less than a year as a band, Flesher have released a demo and toured the midwest already sharing the stage with the likes of Internal Bleeding, Sanguisugabogg, Vomit Forth, Enterprise Earth and more. The band were also featured on Metal Injection’s Metal Monday, in which they praised, “This thing is fucking grotesque and I love it!” Earlier this year, Flesher signed with Redefining Darkness Records and recorded their first full length album under the guise, Tales of Grotesque Demise. The band pulled out no stops on their debut with Dan Swanö handling the master, legend Ed Repka providing the cover art and featuring guest vocals from Devin Swank of Sanguisugabogg. Suffice to say, this Fall of 2023 death metal belongs to Flesher!
  9. ZhaozeBandcamp
    No Answer Blowin' in the Wind | 没有答案风中飘 by Zhaoze, released 06 May 20231. Ask the Wind | 问风2. Standing in Wind | 飒3. 2-Dimension (Turning Point) | 二维 转折点4. Since Farewell | 一别5. Wind Knows Me | 风知我6. Birds Are Not True (Part 1) | 众鸟非真 上7. Birds Are Not True (Part 2) | 众鸟非真 下8. Wind Rising Before Storm Coming | 山雨欲来风满楼Zhaoze | No Answer Blowin' in the WindAlbum, 2023Since fare-welled we've been old,When we meet again, the world is different though.Yet, there's no answer in the wind,Even a thousand words the breeze blows.Over the last three years (2020-2023), those unforgettable experiences, ideas, and feelings, now are conveyed through music with the theme of wind.沼泽乐队 | 没有答案风中飘一别一别江湖老再会世界殊危困生死局彷徨问答书清风百千语浊啡一二壶琴箫或忘忧难和心中赋三年岁月(2020-2023),所历所闻,所思所感,以风为意象,凭乐寄迷茫。
  10. Nicolas HorvathBandcamp
    Nicolas Horvath.France.An unusual artist with an unconventional résumé, pianist and electroacoustic composer Nicolas Horvath is known for his boundariesless musical explorations. Horvath is both an enthusiastic promoter of contemporary, avant-garde, experimental & minimal music and a rediscoverer of forgotten or neglected composers. Also known as Meldhkwis he created musical projects such as Dapnom & A.E.P.
  11. MusicBandcamp
    Yaima.Seattle, Washington.Creating a finely tuned container for their audience, members- Masaru Higasa (Guitar, flutes, handpan) and Pepper Proud (guitar & vocals) weave an intricate and soothing musical journey... traversing soundscapes with a familiar yet ancient tune.
  12. ARIDUSBandcamp
    Serpent Moon by ARIDUS, released 05 May 20231. Aridus2. Serpent Moon3. Spectre of Despair4. Bearer of Silence5. Reptilian Sleep6. The Infinite CorridorThe distant howl of coyotes echoes through the desert night. Over a windswept mesa the Serpent Moon rises. This is how Galen Baudhuin (Wolves In The Throne Room, Infera Bruo, Street Tombs and more) envisions the debut album of ARIDUS. In conspiracy with Eisenwald, he takes you on a journey to his majestic and hostile homeland in the American high desert and through the inevitable stages of human existence.ARIDUS is an outlet for multi-instrumentalist Galen Baudhuin's more overt black metal material. GB handled all instrumentation across the entire album, challenging himself to represent his creative vision unaided. This vision is deeply rooted in the unforgiving nature and beauty of the high desert of the southwestern United States. A sinister sonic landscape that resonates with a somber, dark energy.
  13. BarishiBandcamp
    Old Smoke by Barishi, released 24 April 20201. The Silent Circle2. Blood Aurora3. The Longhunter4. Cursus Ablaze5. Entombed in Gold Forever6. Old Smoke'Old Smoke' is clear evidence that BARISHI's dark and melodic sound has evolved from 2016's Blood From a Lion's Mouth. This full-length from the Vermont metal collective is a sprawling cacophony of earth-shattering grooves and ferocious elegance, redefining contemporary progressive metal.
  14. BagheadBandcamp
    Baghead.California.
  15. anthrax (uk)Bandcamp
    anthrax (uk).UK.
  16. Full BushBandcamp
    Movie Night by Full Bush, released 03 December 20211. Spooky2. Sweet N Low3. Movie Night4. Wild Heart5. One SecondMovie Night, the second EP from Philly post-punk quartet, FULL BUSH, was recorded, mixed, mastered, and produced by Dave Downham (Beach Slang, Low Do) at Gradwell House Recording in Haddon Heights, NJ. Hooks, aggression, melody, and songwriting abound across five tracks mixing elements of alternative, punk, hardcore and rock n' roll. Movie Night is about Jayne’s old apartment and that one long walk home after The Dolphin. It’s about phone calls you get in the middle of the night when you know something is wrong. It’s dysphoria. It’s about losing the vapes. That one trip Cassie took to Florida. It’s about writing bits on the stacks at Apex. It’s about Kate's conversation with her inner child. It’s about talking. Or not talking. It’s about a movie that Adesola saw about vampires and it moved her. It’s about drinking too much. How love can be your savior but can also make you feel so utterly lost. It’s the mother fucking cortisol levels. It's about change. It’s here. It’s forever.
  17. IllingsworthBandcamp
    Illingsworth.Detroit.EMCEE + PRODUCERstuff i make = music with @rufiojones @seanuppercut, beats, raps, videos. born & bred resident of Detroit. smooth due to alopecia.
  18. Monasterium ImperiBandcamp
    Monasterium Imperi.Serbia.Dark gothic/gregorian chantings and church choir ambient. Inspired by the Grimdark and church music.
  19. MBPBandcamp
    1984-1988 (Disk 1) by MBP, released 10 July 20131. Drugs paranoia2. After The War3. War Movies4. Talking Shit5. Survive6. Fall7. (Some of these people still don't have a) Video8. Slave9. Easy (D'Ya See?)10. Kaspar11. Red Paint (Part 1)12. Red Paint13. Bricks & Blood & Broken Bones14. Little Man15. Sex 116. Up In Smoke (aka Flames)17. The Worst Policy (Part 2)18. Red Paint19. Beirut Violence20. I Thought I Was Poor21. Little Man22. Buma23. Sex 124. Up In Smoke25. Coffee, Cookies & The News26. The Second27. The Worst Policy28. Child's Play29. The Taste Is Magic30. Private Poverty31. Bricks & Blood & Broken Bones32. Scorched Earth33. Private Hell34. Coffee, Cookies & The News (Live)35. Bricks & Blood & Broken Bones (Live)36. The Worst Policy (Live)37. Scorched Earth (Live)38. Private Hell (Live)39. A Short Comment by Hans Dulfer40. The Second41. Buma42. Coffee, Cookies & The News43. Private Poverty44. The Worst Policy (Long Version)45. I Thought I Was Poor46. Beirut Violence47. The Taste Is MagicMBP - The story, details blurred by 15 yearsMBP started on the 9th floor of a students' flat in Groningen, in 1984. Listening to the Dead Boys, Black Flag, Hüsker Du, Ramones, Stiff Little Fingers, Damned and more, Michel (ex-RIP), his brother Vincent (ex-Blik), Jules and Onno were supposed to play a party in the flat's bar. Based on MDC and BGK's success, they opted for the name of MBP. Second, we had to decide what that acronym stood for. Mee Brul Punk (shout-along punk), Millions of Boeren Punkers (millions of farmer punks) were nice, but Maximum Break Party it would be. After it being spelled Maximum Braek Party once (more or less Dutch for Maximum Puke Party, thanks Hoogezand!) we decided to stick to just the abbreviation MBP. The first two gigs were done with help of a drumcomputer called Thomas. Early 1985 this machine was replaced by me on drums. As a five piece, the first gig was played in the bar of the adjacent student's flat, Selwerd II, Vincent's home base. The entire concert is included on the CD, except for the first song because Marcel forgot to put on the taperecorder. You can hear Onno using a tape-deck with the record volume on 10 as a distortion. You can also hear him getting electrocuted at the start of the encore. Because Jules went for a leak inbetween he didn't know what song we were doing as an encore, hence the special Alcohol with Punk Doll lyrics... (the songs had only been arranged recently from different parts of the songs-with-drumcomputer - you can also hear Vincent struggling with the right note to start Missiles). The show was great, and crowded. During "Pain", which was better known as "I wish I could die", it became a total mess... if you listen carefully you can even hear Jules singing from inside the bass drum at one moment. Onno and Michel wrote most of the music, and Onno took care of most lyrics. Nevertheless, we still thank Peter & the Test Tube Babies for the guitar-riff on Pain. One of the people at the Selwerd gig was DJ Thermo, who got us a gig at the local Vera Club next. Here we got to support the legendary Antisect. We also found out it takes five people to take a drumkit by public transport. The gig was great again. So, things became a little more serious. MBP rehearsed in the student's flat, at the 10th floor barroom, but after I joined there were too many complaints (from as far as the neighborhood Aldi-supermarket three streets away). So we were kicked out very soon. Problem was that we had a gig coming up at the local Simplon Club. We managed to rehearse the night before, disguised as a concert during the student's occupation of the University Buiding. Not everyone there was pleased with the noise (they preferred to dance). But the Simplon gig went fine again... We kept searching for rehearsal space after summer. We found a small demostudio(Roy's "Demo 85"), but we were kicked out already after one hour by the local EPA. Something with no license for this noise... That's why there wereheadphones and reggae colours all around I think... We'd managed to record 6 songs directly to 2 track though, which are all included on the CD. The first three of them were even played in one take without pauses inbetween, just as they are on the CD. The hippie intro to "the worst policy" was first conceived in the next weeks... We were asked by Peter, Vera's programmer, to do a support for the Jesus and Mary Chain and we could rehearse once in Vera's main hall. About the JM Chain concert: I didn't know one could take so much time for a drum soundcheck with only one snare, one tom and one cymbal. It took longer than their entire gig. I also learned that at the end of the gig I should not kick my drumkit of stage with my bare feet (which was my style of playing back then). Later that month we finally found a steady rehearsal place in the Viadukt, a big complex inside a bridge that used to be a gymn. Back then, it had three rehearsal rooms and 18 lockers. By 2000, it would have been tripled in size - still at the same price of approx. 8$ per band per night. We started working on more songs, and recorded our demo tape (in our rehearsal room, directly to a tapedeck). The tape was split with our blood brothers Ampachen, in which Onno played drums and his brother Marcel was singing. We added a few tracks from our gig at the local Cultural Center "De Oosterpoort". This was a funny festival called "Zing Zing" ("sing sing"). It also featured the Winschoter Lady Choir - if you think punk's shocking you should try listening to one of those... it's society's revenge on us. The audience was sitting in theater chairs. Jules climbed the rows, got himself a bleeding nose, but kept singing. He also got the usual conflict with the soundman for using his mike to amplify Michel's solos. Anyway, the tape was released and got us a lot of attention. It was played on national VPRO radio by Hans Dulfer (father of Candy, and also a famous jazz/blues saxophone player). We did an interview with de Nieuwe Koekrand, the best Dutch punkzine ever. The tape made it easy to get gigs as well; Vera again, now headlining with Ampachen, and regional venues as Iduna and De Nije (I remember a terrible migraine, but still we played inbetween me sleeping on a sofa backstage - 2 songs are on the CD). We played Emma in Wijk aan Zee, which was a squatted beach hotel in the dunes, in summer this was great. Kraakjorum in Assen was a concert we couldn't finish; somehow some police had managed to enter the squat and close the show. It was fun, however, despite Marcel Ampachen busting his head and needing medical help... two songs are included on the CD. We played afestival in Steenwijk with Larm, Winterswijx Chaos Front and Conflict. In Groningen we played with local punk heroes De Boegies at Simplon. In Amsterdam, we supported Government Issue. They tuned my drumkit. We brought along a van with Groningen people. Some got thrown out of Emma. One kicked out the door of the van. I ran over a rabbit (and it was national Animal Day). No sweet memories on that gig... we played like shit as well – at least as I thought, because later Vincent told me we did play good (different sound behind the drums then I guess ;-).The last gig of 1986 was on Boxing Day, at the Parkhof in Alkmaar. This was a great X-Mas festival. Ampachen were first, with their goodbye show. Marcel was deaddrunk and kept falling over. We were last (because Berlin's Vellocet had got car trouble). There was a great atmosphere. The audience decided to come on stage during "up in smoke", you can hear us trying to keep from falling. My bassdrum was turned in a 90 degree angle because Jules dropped over – just before he himself was going under - about 15 people were on top of him on stage. Later, Michel started to play a Dead Boys song which we had never played before. We had a break and made new songs early 1987. We supported Fang at the WNC, probably we never played any faster than that show (some songs are on the CD). Then we went to play in Germany and Denmark with Massacubadset (a reunion of Jet Set, Massagraf, Vacuum and Bloedbad members). In Osnabruck, we didn't have a place to sleep yet so we
  20. Russell Ellington Langston ButlerBandcamp
    Russell Ellington Langston Butler.Brooklyn, New York.Russell E.L. Butler is a Bermudian artist and DJ.Booking: [email protected]