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Josh Console has a bunch of mashups and remixes on his blog http://www.josh-console.co.uk/v/
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http://www.explosionsinthesky.com/albums.html Explosions in the Sky Each album has one free mp3 but "the rescue" is completely free. 
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http://www.youami.net/ The official You Am I site. There's a few rarities and live tracks on the mp3 page, including a complete concert, as well as the Hourly Daily J File. The video page also has a fair few things to download, all live stuff.
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Brad Sucks has his entire catalogue free for download on his site. You can get his first album "I Don't Know What I'm Doing", aswell as the remixed version and loads of other remixes. If you like him enough you can also donate some cash. He's probably one of the best artists nobody has ever heard of.
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Horray! Another SA thread where I can shamelessly promote my music! This is my first two CDs, both experimental . Campus Green - And That Warm Fuzzy Feeling Campus Green - Is This Is Music? And my new CD, less experimental. Timber! - Oh My Goodness! EDIT: There are hunreds of mp3s at ubuweb. All of them are experimental/avant garde but, there are tons by really great artists incluiding John Lennon and Paul Mccarthy, John Cage, Frank Zappa, Laurie Anderson, ee cummings, Phillup Glass, Samuel Beckett, Willaim S. Burroughs, and on and on. They also have tons of weird movies too. http://www.ubu.com/sound/index.html Kid in Bed fucked around with this message at 14:52 on Aug 3, 2006 |
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You can download the entire back catalogue of Swedish crust-punk band Skitsystem from their website: https://www.skitsystem.net, with the exception of their newest album, which you can still download 5 of 12 songs.
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http://www.futuristicsexrobotz.com/?p=music Futuristic Sex Robotz. These guys are pretty loving awesome. It's pretty much Nerdcore Rap. Seriously, go check it out.
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This blog entry claims to have the top 20 best songs 1901-1920 http://www.foldedspace.org/weblog/2006/06/in_the_good_old_summertime.html
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The Wilco roadcase http://wilcoworld.net/roadcase/index.php They change it up every month or so. I really liked the last one, it was Jeff Tweedy performing a solo concert like the one on "I Am Trying To Break Your Heart", the documentary on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.
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The_stuart posted:
holy christ this is fantastic
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Bomb The Music Industry! is awesome. Glad somebody linked them. if you're in the NYC area in October, check em out at The Knitting Factory. It's not sold out and $10.
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Golden Emperor-awaken the sandbaron http://www.goldenemperorband.com/audio/index.htm A whole album totally free. for fans of Explosions in the sky, Isis, Pelican, Neurosis, Slowdive, Sleep or Cult of Luna
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Posting here again to (re)post this awesome Audiobulb Records podcast link that was just on the microsound-announce mailing list. There's two, roughly 30 minute, podcasts on the page. The first seems to be a free compilation, and the second is a collection of summer themed ambient/experimental tracks. http://audiobulb.podomatic.com
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Here's some Elliot Smith MP3 websites: http://sweetaddy.org/?page_id=65 http://www.trashtreasury.com/ http://www.elliottsmithbsides.com/index2.html And I cannot reccommend music.download.com! That website is where I found half the bands I listen to now.
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Radioactive Sandwich, makers of awesome psytrance/breakbeat electronica: A few free songs here, http://dmops.net/download.htm More here, available as 320kbps http://twistedsessions.com/artists/19/music.php
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Twiin posted:Xorcist has released his entire discography for free downloading (including his cover of Smells Like Teen Spirit). If you're not a big electro-industrial fan, check out the XE/NON albums. It's all kinds of downtempo love. No loving way. Why didn't I ever hear about this? I am a huge fan of Xorcist [despite only having Damned Souls] and I am always looking for the albums in stores. Thank you.
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Electric Eel Shock, an awesome rock and roll band full of japanese guys who are not popular in Japan at all, have a bunch of their songs for free on their website, along with four videos. http://www.electriceelshock.com http://www.losecontrol.com/mp3/GoEurop/ees_rrcanrescue.mp3 This, "Rock & Roll Can Rescue The World", is probably one of my favorite rock tracks at the moment, mainly because these guys are completely goddamned awesome.
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there's a ton of great old punk on this site: http://www.strangereaction.com/ for those on OS X or Unix (or have the Windows version of wget), get wget and type this: wget -r -A mp3 http://www.strangereaction.com/ it will grab them all since they are linked from different pages
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You can download the The Hereafter's first album "Parade" at their website, linked below, under the "songs" link. They also have their second album (which is very good as well) available for purchase. Saw them in a coffee shop in CT, they're from California. http://www.thehereafterishere.com/content/
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Motel de Moka is a great mp3 blog from Mexico. They have lots of electronic stuff, and each update usually includes around five new tracks. A lot of the text is in Spanish, but I just download the mp3s. White Noise Revisited is the new Spoilt Victorian Child. It's an interesting blog that always has well-written reviews of the songs they post, which range from jazz, classical, and rock to other, stranger, non-genres.
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A unique sounding DNB/Jungle artist who has all his songs on his site that you can download for free: http://edgey.net/mp3/index.asp
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fomoz posted:A unique sounding DNB/Jungle artist who has all his songs on his site that you can download for free: I heart edgey.
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http://www.emusic.com/album/10950/10950241.html?AID=10364977&PID=1960290 Enjoy.
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I saw My Brightest Diamond open for Sufjan Stevens last night and found a few MP3s on their site and their Myspace. The band consists of a female singer\guitarist with an incredible voice, a string quartet, drums and bass. Reccomended if you like Portishead, Rasputina, Sufjan, The Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra (that specific album) and, of course, free .mp3s http://www.mybrightestdiamond.com/ edit-you can also stream the album TC_ fucked around with this message at 00:18 on Sep 28, 2006 |
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You can't have a free MP3 thread without The Kleptones http://www.kleptones.com/pages/downloads.html You can get all five of their albums here, and they're all awesome, especially '24 Hours'
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Melbourne 5-peice - Ordain (produced by acclaimed engineer Forrester Savell (Helmet, Karnivool, The Butterfly Effect) and legendary Shihad drummer, Tom Larkin,) have got 4 newish tracks available on their myspace. http://www.myspace.com/ordain If I was you, I'd listen to Another Day or Against the Grain first... they are probably the standouts of the lot. 061469 fucked around with this message at 07:32 on Sep 21, 2006 |
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This website has the download for the alterlabel sampler, a pretty good collection. The artist abelcoast is amazing at was he does, hip-hop electronica (wordless). There are also some other good things like French hip-hop. http://www.alterlabel.com/freemp3.htm the shill fucked around with this message at 01:52 on Sep 22, 2006 |
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quote:An instrumental rock band from London, England, Loss of a Child use pianos, string sections, guitars and drums to create a classically-influenced post-rock noise. With elements boarding on quiet ambience and others with distorted guitars and crashing drums, the ambitious nature with the classical instruments sets Loss of a Child apart from many leftfield acts, producing a hugely epic sound. Sugar Blaster posted:Harvey Danger. They released their third album for free download last fall, and if you've ever even taken a casual interest in this band, I'd reccomend checking it out. Yodzilla fucked around with this message at 18:50 on Sep 21, 2006 |
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Noone has mentioned Underworld yet? You can download 5 live sets and some other web only tracks from http://www.underworldlive.com/ You have to sign up first, but it's free, then go into the archive and browse your way to 'audio' and 'pre 2005 audio'.
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everything here is free. and their latest album has a .zip file with all the songs on it for ultra convenience
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 LTRYT posted:Wordsmith Free Speech and beatsmith Ro Blvd. responsibly present Laffy Taffy Rots Your Teeth, a collection of 10 groundbreaking tracks that buck industry buffoonery with a freshness that guarantees jaw drops and violent head nods. http://www.laffytaffyrotsyourteeth.com/
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http://www.freesofree.net Dinosaur, Jr and J Mascis and The Fog Super Site! All supported by J Mascis himself. There are all sorts of formats-music and video. It's my new favorite site. I want to have J Mascis indie babies. 
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The Anti website has released an mp3 from the forthcoming Tom Waits album.  http://www.anti.com/news.php?id=210
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http://www.generationtrance.com has a ton of great vocal trance mixes. Some of their older mixes can be downloaded straight from the site via bit torrent, although if you want more you have to register on the forums. It's totally worth it if you're into progressive/vocal trance.
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Doc Faustus posted:http://www.jonathancoulton.com/songs/ I'm so glad someone posted this. I got turned on to his music after his "Baby Got Back" cover gained a little popularity, and I've been a fan ever since. Of the songs available for free, I highly recommend "Ikea," "Mandelbrot Set," "When You Go," and especially the awesome "Shop Vac." If you like Fountains of Wayne or They Might Be Giants, you're going to love this guy.
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Both of Mihai Edrisch's albums are available for download at their website. http://www.mihaiedrisch.com/
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Here's an album made by myself and aquavita under the moniker Stabilizer: http://www.nonexistent-recordings.com/extras/AProjectCalledRed.zip it's a really diverse mix of ambient, electronica, and rock.
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http://aurgasm.us/ Music blog featuring all sorts of semi-obscure indie, electronic, and jazz acts.
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http://www.freederekwebb.com Free and legal download of the CD Mockingbird by Derek Webb.
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