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Ian William Craig - A Turn of breath
>drone ambient
sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUG4-xJyGQE
album: https://mega.co.nz/#F!AZdARIIa!Bot3NhcwY1UgU6iZwJt9gw
op here (im new to this so please gimme a break)
Anoice - into the shadows
>neo classical post rock
sample:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1EM6KLhf5s
https://mega.co.nz/#F!RIEmDCgK!621PUW7j8pHE7cfpGDxE9Q
>>54308383
god-tier album
highest of recs
still op here
Lawrence English - wilderness of mirrors
>ambient drone
sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoMTSw3evr8
https://mega.co.nz/#F!FE0HxL5L!yAEboZge0f98f5eC3pDg-w
come on guys
worlds end girlfriend - Seven Idiots
>post rock experimental electronic
sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfG_G2O2q40
https://mega.co.nz/#F!5VFE3CTZ!lz1uXiK_6UsmCxR97lPb5w
Spring Heel Jack - Treader
>Drum and Bass, Electronic
Treader has a markedly high music per second squared ratio coming from an extremely high-energy pace and thick layers of repetition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OELy0jpg8AA
https://mega.co.nz/#!WEJh2YIQ!yK0y3W8hmRpuVlV8_vFauYMiGlRLcXXPeQyFTHzpEho
George Stavis - Labyrinths
>American Primitivism
This is a powerful masterpiece by Stavis, especially considering his awe-striking banjo talent has deservedly won him comparisons in musicianship to Fahey. Each note is plucked with a virulent intensity, as if his life depended on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09EjK2fOUk8
https://mega.co.nz/#!TYJywBwT!j1MswcIO57EGRYovYCgRKo8G3gw2mdmxNTidSHVy29w
doin a great job op. really like some of these. will upload some when ill get back home
Walter Steding - Walter Steding
>No Wave
This is not just any no-wave artist. This is a no-wave violinist who designed his own goggles to light up with his music using a biofeedback device in the 1980s. The noisy jams on this album are just as cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhQvdAHriUg
https://mega.co.nz/#!mFYmjI5S!tRWFiDSc0fvSaOV3QOgW__Oc0Wl7_oxDFRC5gqJ3c1k
Demetrio Stratos - Cantare la voce
>Experimental, A Capella
Cantare La Voce is another highly unique avant-garde NWW list find. The entire album is made with extreme experiments with the human voice, purposefully designing gut-wrenching textures while challenging musical direction as a whole. Recommended for those who want a dose of ‘strange’ to their library.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR5HMahcLhA
https://mega.co.nz/#!qBAiXZZY!GgXZucyLsHirZEfI7GpcwF4vbj2qyIWod3W4CbKHWcM
Suburban Knight - My Sol Dark Direction
>Detroit Techno
My Sol Dark Direction is a more polished, refined look at Detroit Techno, with wispy, yet complete soundscapes being juxtaposed with compelling bangers. It’s an aesthetic that’s simultaneously wholesome and inviting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvaWRDHBLSE
https://mega.co.nz/#!yJZD3LbA!T6XuDjb85XDGKmFZ80J0XVS7rIFFwwRJ3jRrJspvCm0
bumping, will share some stuff in a bit.
Sunburned Hand of the Man - Jaybird
>Psychedelic Rock, Jam Band
I’ve heard over three thousand releases in my short 18 year life, and Jaybird is one of only five I can list as being subjectively ‘perfect’. This is an exhilarating journey of an incomparable nature, the sheer variety and intensity of the album can easily replace a single tab of LSD to an attentive man. Some tracks here have an engrossing sense of chaos, but the truly elite tracks are the ones that take a stronger influence from Free Folk and Post-Rock, developing based on riveting musicianship involving percussion and guitar. This album has been with me through legendary experiences, sober, high, and on enough psychedelics to kill a horse. The relationship I developed with it is something I wish for everyone to experience with their favorite albums.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_iGaHK9j5U
https://mega.co.nz/#!PYAwDKKJ!jI6QJJJAaYPAj_skkY9-OgsBmHWwxyGXR-wQvnIdNc0
Sun Ra - A Fireside Chat With Lucifer
>Avant-Garde Jazz
A sharethread would be remiss without Sun Ra. One of my favorites from his grandiose discography, A Fireside Chat includes the classic, ‘Nuclear War’, along with a dramatically free-flowing 20 minute improv jam to end side B.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6qbSHKzcmI
https://mega.co.nz/#!mRQWUJoK!vsk5SlMG9TUgyBxLx1xSToi1CiEwFJrqcvSFGa_RSs4
Sunshine Has Blown - Sunshine Has Blown
>EAI, Free Folk
Not long after I shared the first one, this is the other 5 star album that I desire to share. Sunshine Has Blown reinvented my perspective on music, not only did my understanding of EAI spawn directly from my adoration of this highly complex achievement, but it showed me an entirely new way to approach the digestion and appreciation of sound. It slowly develops absolutely gorgeous sounds and textures from nothing, and goes from the most heavenly moments to the deepest depths of darkness within minutes, all the while feeling innately natural in the transition. This album truly sounds exactly like its title.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_Ra4thuAKA
https://mega.co.nz/#!WNJFGbYK!lhI5wCixPkV2wdSW7IbJ8UGClpOnqhYoyLgRWiJDMjc
Super Biton de Ségou - Le Super Biton National de Ségou
>Afro-Jazz, Mande Music
Standing tall in the history of Malian music, this Mali Kunkan gem sings powerful songs of morality, pertaining to gender equality and the prosperity of communal love. Biton de Segou is considered by many to supersede Le Mystere Jazz, Kénéstar de Sikasso, Sidi Yassa de Kayes, and even Kanaga de Mopti, having won the 1974 and 1976 Malian ‘battle of the bands’.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqYO6ljfX08
https://mega.co.nz/#!TQx0CRxI!UeoIotv1p5dXY97OPePVwHd481WYtYrU2a4yaCwfLY0
Surface of the Earth - Surface of the Earth
>Drone, Noise
Surface of the Earth is an album that excels with a subtle attention to detail. It has a forceful gradient of harsh textures juxtaposed with quieter sound experiments, flowing with a powerful sense of imminence. Great music to walk around downtown late at night to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=856TxtHA-Lc
https://mega.co.nz/#!GchVhTjS!TXj_Ezp70tPvkqGXrCxVuBMdvUfgNOr0NVyHqLl5mJU
Andymori - Hikari (2009)
>japanese indie rock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v14ejuzkec
https://mega.co.nz/#!SdN1GT7T!puPEQRkp6glT9keYsLpuFOLRsoPPlA4FGSWdIpUNRuU
>>54309783
>I’ve heard over three thousand releases in my short 18 year life, and Jaybird is one of only five I can list as being subjectively ‘perfect’.
From this sentence alone, I can tell, that I hate you.
>>54310078
d/led this off you before and it's fucking great
thanks again
Darren Tate - By the Stream
>Drone, Ambient
One of the two members of the important Drone duo Monos, Darren Tate’s solo release is conceptually based on water flow. It’s meditative and relaxing on the surface, but beneath the gorgeous drones there seems to be something else hidden.
[no sample available]
https://mega.co.nz/#!vVwXDZJJ!cQkQa2x7trKmn1nVdaIXNV0P06vsn0c8HtnJYOir5dE
got no albums to share but take a listen to this song. Has the sound of Leonard Cohen
http://ryanboldt.bandcamp.com/track/the-auld-triangle
John Tchicai, Garrison Fewell, Cecil McBee, Charlie Kohlhase & Billy Hart - Tribal Ghost
>Avant-Garde Jazz, Free Jazz
An excellent and talented quartet supplement the late saxophonist John Tchicai’s ultimate release with soulful balladry and mood-altering power. Wondrous development of musical flow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbPHdnfdQnI
https://mega.co.nz/#!mcIF2BqI!5iPAx5Zhl_rRXQrMTeiC6eXWlIe-qFxCw8Qjv2c1A84
Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family - My Ancestors
>Zam-Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Zambia’s psych-rock revolution in the 70s took a grand amount of influence from Rock’s role in Western culture, but translated through the lens of lower-quality equipment and cultural roots, it results in a more interesting and emotionally inviting product. Raw and sloppy in an endearing way, My Ancestors is one of Zam-Rock’s finest gems.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muQFi8JOOkw
https://mega.co.nz/#!rcwBBTiS!7VQY9Dc1dfgzWT6exgW01-ZbyE5NdprCcieB7zR3RO4
Henry Thomas - "Ragtime Texas": Complete Recorded Works - 1927 to 1929 in Chronological Order
>Acoustic Texas Blues
One of the oldest (born in 1874), and most influential Bluesmen of his time, Henry Thomas’ fine and complete collection of ballads and dance reels are accentuated by a rough, street-toughened voice. Also one of the only black performers to ever play the pan flute.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA9D1qcxq9M
https://mega.co.nz/#!zFgAzZCS!70m4BPtL23gYP37sYWN_TNpBoDhRykedA80ApTYp8M8
Three Forks - Seven Layer Ape
>Free Improvisation
One of my fifty favorite albums ever, Seven Layer Ape is the equivalent of free improvisation in the amazon jungle. Coming from the uniquely segregated New Zealand improv scene, guitar improvisational mastermind Donald McPherson joins Tim Cornelius and James Currin to sculpt one of Free Improv’s all-time finest achievements.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj3roRcToi0
https://mega.co.nz/#!HQQQyIoZ!ayv6xDxaX2-yhexqLLSMrRqV_OtkA1AzuT-OaPoSB98
Thrice Mice - Thrice Mice
>Krautrock, Psychedelic Rock
This is a wonderful Krautrock gem, again to be found on the NWW List. Thrice Mice is an excellent blend of Jazz, Progr and Psychedelic Rock, taking sounds and patterns heard from all over the genre and combining them in a fashion that’s of consistent quality. Highly recommended for any fan of that insatiable psych/prog sound from early 70s Germany.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufuT8jDOcSU
https://mega.co.nz/#!WEImhIqJ!O70RmM_r9pd_rri0UuSIO4pQsgZ1LegUDlLgEHdoOyM
Bishop Perry Tillis - In Times Like These
>Blues
Best described as ‘noise blues’, Bishop Perry Tillis was old, fragile and likely senile when Begnt Olsson, a Swedish musical archivist, tracked him down in his Alabama home. He was still playing a coveted style of gospel/blues that had practically run its course by the early 40s. Tillis, in spite of going blind, stayed true to the emotional greatness of his style of music, and it shines through the poor-quality cassette rips of Tillis’ works, making for an endearing lo-fi blues experience.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfnoybWeoRQ
https://mega.co.nz/#!2cQljQyb!0F5F1ftkr281QiQdFQbO2sU9569BSqZcMWZnKarE9eg
Glen Tomasetti - Folk Songs With Guitar
>Contemporary Folk
This Australian suffragette has an aesthetic similar to Vivien Richman, but her demands of equal pay juxtaposed against a strong sense of feminine rebellion gave this traditional folk release a new twist. She was pragmatic in her understanding of the art and history of folk music, but integrated her own influential viewpoints into it that resonated throughout the nation during the late 1960s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucl4GoEDYnM
https://mega.co.nz/#!ONhVlIYZ!3_QN_UnSs1cqElm9uaBYGsgLbs3Y1ewxgU6UGK8MV04
Ali Farka Touré - Radio Mali
>Blues, Mande Music
The legendary Malian blues player rocketed to fame in his 1994 collaboration with Ry Cooder. However, this compilation shows the side of Ali Farka that’s engrained in quiet, soulful passion. It’s stripped down, and displays some of the most awe-inspiring guitar musicianship that I’ve ever heard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw8Ag8Y2A7E
https://mega.co.nz/#!vFI3mRzB!1cgcDgEbVSg2AVazQQU4cU4Eu2sfwvUfD1NWDlzQZdU
>>54310189
if you hate based sequential share anon, you hate yourself
AOKI Takamasa - RV8 (2013)
>electronic, glitch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AovB1kid35o
https://mega.co.nz/#!vQ8QnLSL!F4WY0YDTwAlIALEO9rsu5AseYamSzFXYatOTmIUyyJ0
The Tower Recordings - The Galaxies' Incredible Sensual Transmission Fields of The Tower Recordings
>Psychedelic Folk, Free Folk
This is one of those albums that’s difficult to tag as a genre. It has the instrumentation of folk music, but the farthest thing from the structure of it. Chaotic, noisy jams in an intense reverberated atmosphere make this an incomparable record in terms of sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wR5UNtOUb0
https://mega.co.nz/#!vVIynbxZ!-39ONewq0voAc05AhojQcr0quBtwSWQZ9wDmdMm6PcA
>>54310673
>I’ve heard over three thousand releases in my short 18 year life
that part is what makes someone insufferable
Trapist - Highway My Friend
>EAI, Free Improvisation
Highway My Friend is similar to what EAI would sound like on a rainy day in a field in the middle of nowhere. It’s sombre and quiet at points, but rises to create musicality from abstract developments. Recommended for those who enjoy listening to music in solitude.
[no sample available]
https://mega.co.nz/#!uQJhwabA!Ny3Gs8N8ZV0sRH-FMNl8pLbm7cSPoEe7PxywrMiGXgU
Toshiya Tsunoda / Manfred Werder - detour
>Field Recordings
An album that could only come from Erstwhile records, detour is a simply gorgeous accumulation of field recordings from the Miura Peninsula, not too far from Tokyo. It depicts the ethereal qualities in nature, and develops to a harsher, more artificial sound later in the album, possibly representing the aforementioned ‘detour’. This is recommended for those who like to let their mind wander in nature, and contemplate its relationship to society.
[no sample available]
https://mega.co.nz/#!XUpEiI6L!ClEJ3qf5-IoLaRE9xapZHiz3s9EKEC7m18xommPlORU
>>54310730
It's not bragging, it's specifically mentioned to accentuate the value I perceive in Jaybird.
>implying sharethreads aren't the only thing worthwhile on here
Twigs & Yarn - The Language of Flowers
>Ambient, Folktronica
The Language of Flowers is a sweet, gentle and tender release that culminates elements from a variety of genres and carefully crafts it into a lovely spirit. Very nice for winter listening.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMFR5H1hJ0c
https://mega.co.nz/#!nIpQERJK!JTsbXELUXYpxSGPav83J8be15J65eRUdO-GbEDWrP2U
>>54310806
only if they aren't 100% reposts like this one
>>54310806
Well, sharethreads and /designated/ threads (excluding kpop). The latter sometimes has decent discussion.
Charles Tyler / Ensemble - Voyage From Jericho
>Avant-Garde Jazz
One of my fifty favorite albums ever, Voyage From Jericho is an elite example of what baritone saxophone can accomplish. He fits notes into each rhythmic slot at a faster pace than is seemingly possible, and defies sonic gravity has the improvisational power of this chaotic, yet focused release drives forth repeatedly brilliant conclusions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzmotllvJHo
https://mega.co.nz/#!6UIySKqZ!8tJl4-Ns3mqreo2TAuvE4AI0yJdgRqUJbp-ygb7yYYY
Celestine Ukwu - Ilo Abu Chi
>Highlife
One of the best examples of Highlife’s purest qualities, this one is heartwarming, relaxing and sunny. Summertime bliss is encapsulated in this delicate release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5hqxFb-LKM
https://mega.co.nz/#!mBIjjYST!P-LOZ9dsIBf5qJ26DrLwQdTU6fWzIpMPu-tl3_rCl-Y
Does anyone have any of the Atoms for Peace singles with the b-sides?
>Default b/w What the Eyeballs Did
>Judge Jury & Executioner b/w SAD
>Before Your Very Eyes b/w Magic Beanz
>>54310841
What's wrong with reposting? I've got 250 shares, and not everyone has seen them, so I post them here and there to waste time and maybe attract a new listener.
>>54311009
people will generally ignore a thread if they check it and see the same stuff as before in it, so they won't stick around to see if anything new gets shared. People enjoy variety and stuff.
Does anyone have a download for:
Chastity Belt - Time To Go Home
King Woman - Doubt
>>54310894
i want to thank you for all the great stuff youeve been posting over the last weeks. sharethreads have been shit fo years but you have been posting unique, varied, uncommon stuff. usually its just popular albums, reposts of the same few albums or spamming of all stuff from one niche genre but ive gotten a lot of great stuff from you from varying time periods, places of origin, and musical styles.
>>54310730
>having listened to a lot of albums at a young age makes you insufferable
Van Dyke Parks - Arrangements Vol.1
A Collection of arrangements by Van Dyke Parks from the 60s and 70s. A perfect example of the type of Americana music Parks is famous for.
Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsIuGZiMIkU
https://mega.co.nz/#!w4Yn3JyT!T9py4saBR7XMsmqjpho-6l_w7JO-dGvEfbHskzsrXg8
>>54311582
>humble bragging doesn't make someone insufferable
>>54310194
>>54311542
I'm glad you've both enjoyed!
>>54311582
Listening to frank Zappa doesn't make you insufferable. (>inb4 it does)
Bragging about your age/taste combo does, sometimes.
That's why lewronggenerationers are fags
does anyone have m b v?
the gubbamint fucked all the links on the archive
>>54311671
SOUL
SEEK
>>54311009
I'm ok with that anon. not everyone is a NEET who spends 25 hours a day browsing 4chan and sees all share threads all the time, so it's nice when i do visit. i could spend some tiem searching the archive, but i probably won't unless it's something specific.
carry on
>>54311671
First link on the Google, son.
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/66671979/file.html
>>54311995
where's the Google?
GAFFE Of A Lifetime - A Kingdom Of Loss
>Progressive electronic, glitch, IDM, microhouse. Cool if you like R Plus Seven sorta stuff.
https://1995gaffe.bandcamp.com/album/the-errors-a-kingdom-of-loss
>>54311995
Is that some kind of new torrent client?
>>54311843
ur mum seeks my dick
>>54312176
loving this
You might like Shogun Kunitoki
Pan Sonic anyone? All the links are dead everywhere.
>>54312615
RUTRACKER
Looking for cassetteboy - the parker tapes
>>54312817
Same, been looking for a while now
barmp
REQUEST:
Bob English - Constant Bop
Chromatics - Dear Tommy
Clark - Flame Rave
Felicia Atkinson - A Readymade Ceremony
J(ay).A.D - Dedeyuru Vol. 1
Jenny Hval - Apocalypse Girl
Joel Ford - Fugitive
Kate Rush - Law of Attraction EP
Westkust - Last Forever
>all these requests
>>54310095
you're an idiot
>>54311613
i've seen your shares before, and actually i think ive grabbed most of these that are already in the archives. but regardless you post some real gems.
>>54309871
Thanks man Ive been looking for this for a long time
>>54313912
You're welcome!
>>54312817
>>54313013
it's on soulseek guys
Requesting intermission 1.11 by user-999 please.
http://user-999.bandcamp.com/album/intermission-111
Does anybody have the mp3 version of Burqa Boyz - Miami Arab Emirates? The links in the archive are flac. Or can someone convert the flac files to mp3? Thank you
flac version
https://mega.co.nz/#F!iM8jHI7K!RT_EKCSjnspB_vYpBrcFEA
I'm very sorry for requesting something I just found this and I love it.
sample
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNKyCkSq1ts
thank you
>>54316724
give the class your retarded reasons as to why you havent pirated a copy of dbpoweramp yet and converted the FLAC yourself? Or are you just a lazy cunt? yeah, your'e just a lazy cunt. leave here and never come back son f'real
>>54316724
you probably make vaporwave music.
>>54317595
my computer is fucked and i'm using someone elses
>>54312615
>Pan Sonic
No one?
>>54318400
seconding this
>>54317917
aight, we good then.
Nails - Unsilent Death
>Powerviolence, grindcore, crust punk
>Sample
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efpHs41Zrm4
>Download
https://mega.co.nz/#!lZZy0KCY!MMHD1RueqR8oyiiNqDGS5lm-ijYxLsZrAuvBP4IVeys
Requesting Gasp - "Drome Triler of Puzzle Zoo People" in at least v0 please.
>>54318941
You mean this in a sarcastic way or your being for real?
Just want to say thanks and I appreciate all the country/blues/folk shares, seriously, you're a demigod, anon
http://ghostcapital.org/
>Not a specific album, but just a blog I found the other day that I thought was interesting. It's got all kinds of interesting world music and obscure releases.
Also requesting Scream with Me by Pajo if anyone doesn't mind uploading it
Gimme some real trap shit, /mu/
>>54309926
sounds interesting thanks
>>54318400
this
Anyone got
I'll Sleep When You're Dead - EL-P
In 320?
