rolling "out" music 2024: daw gloops, aleatoric banditry, skronk duos, and the occasional peace sign

Following this thread: rolling frankly annoying quirked up random ass sounds glooped onto a DAW 2023

I wanted an updated version for weird music that doesn't totally fit into the hypergarbage container or elsewhere.

been digging this one:
https://nonlocalresearch.bandcamp.com/album/glyphs-gods

teu + jung dj - string:
https://jungdeejay.bandcamp.com/album/string

Jack Sheen - Croon Harvest:
https://jacksheen.bandcamp.com/album/croon-harvest

Franciska - Sange (maybe too tape-hissy/lo-fi for the aesthetic you're hoping to vaguely home in on? In any event she rules IMO, and Gothenburg's Discreet Music distro/Forlag For Fri Musik collective is keeping the noisy/experimental side of the freak-folk aesthetic alive atm--it's nothing if not 'out'):
https://discreetmusicgbg.bandcamp.com/album/sange

Thanks Craig D— all of that is in line with the sort of stuff I'm thinking of. (Admittedly i find the Sheen a little too *nothing happening* for my tastes but i realize that's just me). The Franciska and Teu+ Jung DJ stuff is great!

table, we got a thread: rolling false positive corporate ambient 2024

Since this thread specifically mentions "skronk duos", new Writhing Squares out next month.

https://thewrithingsquares.bandcamp.com/album/mythology

table, we got a thread: rolling false positive corporate ambient 2024🕸

also this is much more descriptive and apt, sorry

sorry i'm in a bad mood, it's not a big deal.

idk what I did or didn't like, the thread title is a reference to the press release for the last Tim Hecker album

sorry, that “like” was supposed to read “post”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx4Kx6R7nv0

Probably the wrong rolling thread for this, but maybe not

https://smallbuthard.bandcamp.com/album/kicking-speakers

this is cool, thanks

Ka Baird- Bearings: Soundtracks for the Bardo’s

https://kabaird.bandcamp.com/album/bearings-soundtracks-for-the-bardos

The music might not suggest it it, but her live performances are very athletic

Ka is great, love seeing her live.

i remember seeing her waaaaay back in the Spires days and she has always been an engaging performer imo. A legend!

oh totally! even impromptu performances from her are memorable— she did some "intro music" on an old upright piano for an event that i was a part of back in 2014, i believe, and her playing was just stunning. that was a great night— Yva Las Vega$$, Aeliana Nicole Boyer, Jenifer Tamayo, Ed Askew, myself. plus Ka!

https://reallandscape.bandcamp.com/album/dip-friso

woozy, languid, warped, melting. has enough unexpected details folded into it that it keeps my attention throughout

idk which thread to post in, but forma y fondo, the new album by mexican ambient artist fax which i first heard about in philip sherburne's newsletter, feels like it should go in this one
https://faxmusik.bandcamp.com/album/forma-y-fondo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI7PY-I5J5o

If you hate plugs for one's own music, please ignore this post:

I have been very productive this year and would like to share my favorite set of songs that I have recorded live in my basement. RIYL home recordings, repetitive phrases, gongs, gnarly synths, solo acts that are loud. It's also what I think is my most cohesive set and also was inspired by true events! Intrigued yet? Lol if you feel like listening here it is.

https://on.soundcloud.com/CvF6LaQj65ruJYmL6

(Note: I am xposting to both 2024 bloops threads because I have been here a long time and am allowed to take up a little bit of space.)

this is all solo?! sounds great.

yes! me + my looper, korg minilogue, gongs, and drumset aka me in the basement :)

small percussion too

thank you.

on the other thread I suggested you put this on Bandcamp, I stand by that suggestion

dig this la lechera
thanks for sharing!

Thanks for listening!

i guess this is "out" by virtue of not being ... you know ... pabulum, but it's considerably more than DAW trifles, in fact it is an experimental pop masterpiece

https://thisisyatta.bandcamp.com/album/palm-wine