What are you listening to?

[matglenn]

Recently found the synth artist Boris Dzaneck and I find it terribly addicting and catchy. I would suggest listening to his album "In His Own Words"

[gustavobradley]

^Sounds pretty cool.



This track is far and away my favourite song to come out this year. It's incredibly slick and just melancholy enough, and the video I think perfectly matches it (though I wish the rest of the band was featured - IMO it only makes the teen girl fanbase worse when it's just the vocalist).

[mikemikemike]

[Guun]

^ RIP Alan :'(

I've recently been listening to The Gerogerigegege - Moenai Hai

It is essentially their comeback album (after over 15 years), and boy it did not disappoint.
'Gerogerigegege' literally translates to vomit-diarrhea, which is amazing as the 2nd track, ゲロゲリゲゲゲ, (see link) is disgustingly noisy in the best way; just pure, painful, shoegazey guitar tone which smacks you right in the face. One of the best tracks i've heard in a long time. The rest of the album is some pleasant dark-ambient, mostly to prepare/recover from the monster 2nd track, as well as bits of harsh noise. Overall, one of the most enjoyable listens I've had all year

[Krull]

Recently found the synth artist Boris Dzaneck and I find it terribly addicting and catchy. I would suggest listening to his album "In His Own Words"

This is amazing

[Bodique]

[matglenn]

^ RIP Alan :'(

I've recently been listening to The Gerogerigegege - Moenai Hai

It is essentially their comeback album (after over 15 years), and boy it did not disappoint.
'Gerogerigegege' literally translates to vomit-diarrhea, which is amazing as the 2nd track, ゲロゲリゲゲゲ, (see link) is disgustingly noisy in the best way; just pure, painful, shoegazey guitar tone which smacks you right in the face. One of the best tracks i've heard in a long time. The rest of the album is some pleasant dark-ambient, mostly to prepare/recover from the monster 2nd track, as well as bits of harsh noise. Overall, one of the most enjoyable listens I've had all year

Very nice suggestion! Just listened to the whole thing, it was so cohesive and the bridges gave it a lot of depth. Love the noise too


Here is a nice new wave track from Ss-say, from the experimental singer/songwriter Martin Hall.

[oscarperress]

Through my headphones currently playing are a couple of sombre tunes, however, I find them lovely to listen to all the same.

never again by jonatan leandoer127 (a much darker, melancholic side project of Swedish rapper Yung Lean, showing a less braggadocios, material side of his persona)

the nature of dying by goreshit (a string heavy electronic trip hop onslaught, that i find some how retains its lighter yet gloomy elegance despite shattering cymbals)

and

Blinde Pferde by Lauren Auder featuring Kojey Radical ( A tad more upbeat than the other two, in terms of mood, yet it is still rawly haunting, with quite poetic lyricism overlaid dictating a rather industrial electro instrumental)

[matglenn]

Worth a listen

[Faust]

On repeat...

[Nomadic Planet]

On repeat...

this is really cool !!!!!! thanks for sharing!

[Bosseh]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot6jFdCFRIQ

[Bosseh]

Very nice suggestion! Just listened to the whole thing, it was so cohesive and the bridges gave it a lot of depth. Love the noise too


Here is a nice new wave track from Ss-say, from the experimental singer/songwriter Martin Hall.

this was in a supreme skatevideo
love the track

[Anton]

Enjoying this today....

[kOrtuoste]

Been keeping an eye out for this EP for a while, and been on repeat since its release. Most are dark progressive house tracks, while some songs have a more electro-feel (especially in the vocals). The dude makes some pretty killer mixes too, and I feel like if there was one guy to put Mau5trap back on the map, it'd be him.

https://soundcloud.com/ihavenomanas/sets/game-over-ep-1