Slow dance to the outbursts of generative electronic folderol. [more inside]

posted by njohnson23 at 1:44 PM PST - 1 comments

Exclusive to MeFi music, Snowdrifts as originally recorded! From Where The Trail Leads. [more inside]

posted by AppleSeed at 9:50 AM PST - 0 comments

What's it like when you feel like you're on the flip side from everyone else on the street? A vaporwave exploration of the lo-fi a e s t h e t i c.

posted by ob1quixote at 11:12 PM PST - 1 comments

Guitar Instrumental. A rework of an old piece of mine. Just got a bass guitar, so of course it's pretty high in the mix.

posted by signal at 6:56 PM PST - 2 comments

Another IDM travelogue inspired by the remote land arrows of the Transcontinental Airway System. Music for dancing, thinking, or especially (if you have the means) driving.

posted by mykescipark at 8:57 AM PST - 2 comments

The title song from my new online-only album Where The Trail Leads. Stream or downlaod for free. [more inside]

posted by AppleSeed at 7:41 PM PST - 1 comments

An old instrumental jam from when I lived on the island. I think this is from around 2013.

posted by CarrotAdventure at 11:52 PM PST - 0 comments

I couldn't help noticing a certain theme to Mumbo Jumbo's Hermitcraft Season 6. (Well--two, really. One was breaking and placing concrete, but that's not the one I made a song about.) [more inside]

posted by johnofjack at 2:36 PM PST - 1 comments

A different draft of the song rangefinder 1.4 introduced me to, having been given her basic tracks and having added my noodling. This is the one with the piano. And the kitchen sink. [more inside]

posted by not_on_display at 9:04 PM PST - 3 comments

Guitar instrumental. A bit of harmonica. [more inside]

posted by signal at 1:19 PM PST - 0 comments

Recorded with a Roland Jupiter X as a live take

posted by nikaspark at 7:14 PM PST - 3 comments

Foot race? Bikes? Horses? It don't matter none, 'cuz it's on! [more inside]

posted by AxelT at 9:40 PM PST - 2 comments

A psychedelic synthpop meditation on dreams, the romance of travel, the uncanny desert night, and technology approaching obsolescence. If Tears For Fears collaborated with 1970-era Steve Reich, you might get something like this. Based on a painting by Georgy Nissky and a time-lapse video of two vintage railroad semaphores in the New Mexico desert. [more inside]

posted by mykescipark at 11:12 AM PST - 1 comments

I never finished my entry for the Kate Bush music challenge a while back, but I liked the bit I did get done.

posted by Television Name at 1:39 PM PST - 2 comments