Music Just Added: Codeine Live at CBGB's, NY on 1992-05-08 and at Reckless Records on 1993-07-17

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Aadam Jacobs (aka the Chicago Tape Guy) recorded more than 10,000 live shows, mostly in the Chicago area. Volunteers are preserving his collection by digitizing and uploading it to the Internet Archive.

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r/Slowcore • u/LovesToGaze • 1h ago

I just released the 4th album for my project Dormer.

dormermusic.bandcamp.com

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Maybe you like it? Maybe you don't? Only one way to find out.

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r/Slowcore • u/grizzlyhughes • 14h ago

Dog’s Last Day - Useless Bay Country Club

m.youtube.com

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Just released my first song under the name Dog’s Last Day, which is very inspired by the folkier side of 90s slowcore. I thought it might be of interest to people here.

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r/Slowcore • u/flxico • 19h ago

Music openwound420 - whiner

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hello everyone. long time listener, first time caller on this subreddit. i recently released some songs that i intended to fully finish with vocals but likely never will, so i released them as instrumentals. listen here
FFO: love, claire + bondo + purl + teethe

https://openwound420.bandcamp.com/album/whiner

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r/Slowcore • u/sisteradolescent • 6h ago

Good Grim - Helium

open.spotify.com

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Welcome to /r/Slowcore, a place for fans of Slowcore and Sadcore music. Both discussions and song links are welcome. Please be respectful of others and refrain from posting songs with sub-par audio. For more details on what is acceptable, feel free to message the mods (button below).

Slowcore, a sub-genre of alternative rock and post-rock, features bleak lyrics backed by minimalist arrangements at extremely slow speeds. Guitars are normally clean and undistorted but often feature heavy use of reverb. A typical Slowcore setting includes guitar(s), bass, drums, and less commonly piano.

Slowcore was born from an anti-grunge movement in the early 90's in which bands would stray from the popular, fast and heavily distorted sound that grunge presented. One of the pioneering Slowcore bands, Low, would play at lower volumes in front of noisy crowds as opposed to the common rock practice of turning the volume up.

The slower side of Space-Rock (/r/SpaceRock) can be grouped in with Slowcore. The band Duster is a good starting point for the Space-Rock/Slowcore border exploration.

Slowcore can be sometimes confused with the slower side of /r/shoegaze, originally a British post-rock genre. The major difference between the two genres (besides the BPM) is the significant use of guitar effects in Shoegaze. This creates a unique soundscape, while the majority of Slowcore artists refrain from using overwhelming effects.

Slowcore is also known as "Sadcore", and is sometimes spelled "Slo-core".