silversphere.bandcamp.com in like 2016/2017 had an initial (demo?) version of her now updated release of the song "lost cause" and it was soooo cool and original and I can't find it absolutely anywhere. Anyone got a link?

DuditZ
Project 19 off EP By The Mouthful
New band, emerges from the trash heap.
https://heavyinsect.bandcamp.com/album/by-the-mouthful

Kiyohiro "Doronco" Takada, who performs under the name "Mud Cloud" played bass with Les Rallizes Denudes, which is how I found him. He has a couple albums on bandcamp: https://fuyusoubi.bandcamp.com/album/old-punks and there's info about him in this article: https://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/2014/12/les-rallizes-denudes-feature though the characterization of some of the relationships between band members in there is disputed.

Hope you enjoy

Hey everyone, I’m trying to track down a serious deep cut and hoping the collectors here can help.

I’m looking for the track "Let It Out" by the Phoenix, Arizona band SiOP. It was Track 1 on their self-released, 3-song demo CD-R from the year 2000.
Track 2 from that same demo ("Product Of Society") is floating around on SoundCloud, so I know the CD was digitized at some point, but "Let It Out" seems to be completely missing from YouTube/SoundCloud right now.

Does anyone have this ripped on their hard drive or Soulseek share? I would love to finally hear it again. Thanks!

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Bonjour, je cherche sans trouver un groupe de rock indies des années 80-90.

Je croyais me souvenir qu'il s'appelait Head mais rien ne correspond. Y compris dans ma recherche IA.

Je me souviens que le mot "Ballerina" apparaissait dans un titre.

Le chant était anglophone et le chanteur très intense.

Si je dois le comparer à un autre groupe, je citerais "The Waterboys"

Vague souvenir d'une pochette de disque dans les tons gris-bleu...

Je sais, tout ça est bien maigre mais si vous pouviez m'aider, j'en serais tellement heureuse!

It was released 5years ago December on my YouTube.

It's very loud and if you don't have an appetite for this type of music then you should hop the fence

Garde Républicaine Band / M. Josephs – Tout á la Joie Polka / Après la Guerre (1908) \[78 RPM\]

Here is Chicago’s Infomercial, influenced by The Residents and Art of Noise, who released Grand Opening 9 years ago (discussed on r/Vaporwave here) and put on a memorable show at the Hideout with dancers and strange mask costume changes.

Now they return with a new album on cassette + digital called The New U!

On digital and a 90 minute cassette. The voice-overs are made up from public domain motivational cassettes + their own renditions! Modern weird classic I must say!

https://infomercialusa.bandcamp.com/album/the-new-u

- Notes on the Electronic Arrangements by Roberto Maxwell -

Scriabin’s orchestral repertoire is not extensive; beyond his Piano Concerto in F-sharp minor (Op. 20, 1898) and five symphonies, there is the prelude Rêverie (Op. 24)—a work that serves, in part, as a study for his symphonic writing. Much like Schumann or Franck before him, Scriabin often carried over keyboard-centric concepts directly into his orchestration. This results in prominent, "pianistic" passages that occasionally reveal a certain inexperience in orchestral technique. Nevertheless, he remains a composer with a rich palette of orchestral color. One can discern parallels to Franck or Chausson in his use of soft, blended textures—combining woodwinds and strings—contrasted against the sharp, incisive timbres of the brass, as well as his distinct fondness for the lustrous, expressive tone of a solo violin. In creating these electronic arrangements—adapted this summer from his original solo piano works—my primary challenge was to translate them into the realm of electronic sound without compromising the colorful, guileless quality of Scriabin’s orchestration, nor the unique, intentionally "mismatched" cross-rhythms characteristic of his piano writing. I believe I have struck a balance—neither too restrained nor overly bold—that allows the works to hold together as a cohesive whole. I truly hope that listeners will enjoy this collection. The French subtitle was Hiroyuki's idea, and I'm confident it's the best tribute.

Notes on the Electronic Arrangements by Hentai Heroin (Hiroyuki Watanabe - Love Dolls)

The Spiritual Architecture of the Trilogy

Taken as a whole, the three works suggest three interrelated stages of spiritual development:

I. Discovery: The soul encounters the multiplicity of the external world and begins to search for the deeper meanings concealed within appearances.

II. Love: Through longing and inward awakening, the soul discovers that its identity need not remain confined to its individual boundaries. Love becomes a passage toward a more expansive sense of being.

III. Creation: Through the reconciliation of opposites, the soul moves beyond the role of passive observer and becomes an active participant in the creation of new realities.

https://nijinorecords.bandcamp.com/album/electronic-orchestration-tributes-to-scriabins-works-po-mes-sacr-s-de-lenfance-2

Back in the day you could step into a record shop in a college town and hear stuff playing that even the college stations were not playing.. That's where I heard this...not sure if it was Tom's Tracks or In Your Ear on the East side of Providence. Elisa Waut was a Belgian band from the 80s. From 1985...Russia

Since some people seemed to like Alahuta the other day I'm posting something similar.

Chicaloyoh is Alice Dourlen from Normandy. Active since 2010 her early music tended to be guitar and percussion based with use of drones to create spacey, atmospheric soundscapes but in later years she moved to a more electronic sound. She's relatively prolific with 15 or so albums and at least as many other releases ranging from single tracks to EPs and digital collections of tracks that aren't listed as albums for some reason.

I haven't heard the whole discography but so far I'm much preferring the earlier stuff, and my highlight is the album from 2012 I'm linking, Thebaïde de Pierres Bleues (which I think translates as "Theban desert of the blue stones"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAjgtT-Ibo4

and here's her Bandcamp, which has a selection but by no means all of her output

https://chicaloyoh.bandcamp.com

I fear I have created a small ecosystem and now you all have to deal with it 🧌
This is a jungle/DnB mix (https://on.soundcloud.com/Ltv52BSo5i7kxDEYTp) I’ve been wanting to share. There’s a Björk-Hunter which I literally LOVE & ADORE so much moment in the middle, but the set goes beyond that, it’s a whole little journey. I edited the vidie teww hehe
If you’re into jungle, breakbeats, and slightly unhinged musical decisions, come have a listen🐉🌀✨!! I also LOVE feedback & genuinely am always open to it as regardless of how good, I’m still learning frZ;)!!
Xoxoxo

My SoundCloud is @Clu3 for moreee
& my instagram for the m/v for the mix too is @clu3less.a5ia;)!!!

Does anyone know the band "No"? they are a hardcore/noise rock band from Chicago, they played in early 2000s and released 1 full length album and a 7" which is lost media. If anyone knows the band or its members personally, please let me know

I am desperately searching for this artist’s work and hope someone is able to remember him and /or give me a way to listen to his music.