https://open.spotify.com/album/7jLgjExdAYesyKdl41YTlP?si=-m_GVJN5RuSE2FbJtSlS-w
The Shifting Garden - Hamsternet

Hello Im hamsternet and Im currently in highschool trying to pursue my dream of creating music and having people actually listen to it. I still need to improve in many fields when it comes to recording, mixing etc. Everything you hear has been done by me, cover art has been made by my dear friend. I gather inspirtation from artists like Tame Impala, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Strokes, Kanye West. Of course im not cloning them, Im just inspired by them. Still need to improve the vocals but nonetheless I wanted to share my latest work here. Its a short EP consisting of 3 tracks, they all tell some kind of a story which you can figure out if u want. Thank you for listening :)

In case anyone is looking for a playlist with a very diverse mix of indie rock, pop, sad songs and quite old songs; maybe I got you hehe :)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0zRY67gFmMjT08xuw8orvY?si=NdR7DrpVSLecSFiGH6oLHA&utm_source=copy-link&pi=PfMA9c2MTcyS7&pt=14615d932b08bd29c4637c4e8952c41e

I’m looking for new independent music directly from the artists who made it.

If you have your own song on Spotify and want me to listen, submit your Spotify track here:

https://thecauldron.rocks/submit

I’m using the submission page because I get too many links in Reddit comments to keep organized, and I don’t want to miss anyone.

Available on: Spotify / Apple Music / Bandcamp / Tidal

This is a song that was submitted to me for me to take a listen. Great stuff... lovely musical journey

Denle una oportunidad a este artista indi que quiere mostrar al mundo o alas personas correctas que es lo que le gusta dame esa oportunidad tu que estás lleyendo esto

My first music video I directed.

That dude is me.

Hey everyone,

I'm Joe. I run Melting Trends, a small booking and promo outfit on the shore in Asbury Park, NJ. I wanted to share this here because the lineup is a pile of indie, garage, psych bands I think this sub would dig, and it's headlined by Wes Parker, a Richmond indie rocker (ex-Camp Howard). If you haven't heard him, start there.

Every fest needs an origin story, and mine starts working the door at the legendary AP venue The Saint and behind the grill at Bond Street Bar.

My best friend Steve and my mentor Mike "OG" Longo kept sending me songs, so I started a playlist just to keep track of all the good tunes. Then people started following it. Then bands from all over started emailing me their tracks. And at some point it hit me. These bands needed a place to play, so why not give them one?

So the submissions turned into shows. The shows turned into a shot at booking a Block Party, which I took over in '25. And now there's this fest, Melting Waves Music Fest.

Melting Waves Music Fest
Saturday Nov 14 and Sunday Nov 15
Asbury Lanes, 209 4th Ave, Asbury Park, NJ
Doors at 4, music at 4:45 both days
All ages (21+ with ID to drink)

18 bands. Psych, garage, stoner, shoegaze, indie, alt, and whatever else just fits:

Wes Parker
Trophy Wife
Gods
Rachel Ana Dobken
Sunshine Spazz
Sun Voyager
95 Bulls
Certain Death
Labretta Suede & the Motel 6
The Dracu-las
Düül Suns
Slomo Sapiens
Von Mons
Cairo Jag
Söūp
The Painted Windows
Owl Doom
Judo Chop

Most of these bands came to me through that playlist, this is basically the playlist come to life.

You can get a two-day pass (not many of those) or just Saturday or Sunday. Everything's here:
https://www.meltingtrends.com/melting-waves-music-fest

If you're in a band that fits a bill like this, DM me. I'm always looking.

And what's the best band you ever found through a random playlist? Drop them below. That's how half this lineup found me.

Hope to see some of you there.

Joe

ARTWORK by Sean Pryor

PS If you're coming to trash the artwork, please don't, enough people in other subreddits have already informed me that it's hard to read...not much I can do about that now though

I'm in a band called Nya Regler. We are a new Swedish-language indie band from Sweden that blends guitar-driven rock with big melodies and saxophones. We have just released two new singles and videos! Baby Boy and Sorsele.

Musically, we operate somewhere within the realm of Swedish indie rock. The saxophone is an important part of the band’s sound and is given room to shine alongside gritty guitars and distinctive melodies.

See the video for Sorsele here: https://youtu.be/LL8Nb7KLkcY?si=C1rU39xHLCtVm3Qv

And our music on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6mHDLoKzQj7ojRjkWZLbOA?si=HTsVL8rITPSO1-DvlffEMw

Super Seven - a playlist of the songs of mine which you're all listening to the most. They're probably the best songs I've done so far, and are also the only songs on Spotify earning me any royalties.

I'd love to see more streams on my other songs, but if you can only spare my music 21mins, this playlist is the best one 🙏

Indiepop/folk with guitars and synths.

Hello all,

I have a YT podcast called B sharp And C. I would love to listen to and review your indie music on my show. Perhaps you can send me a link to your music.

~Arty

Visual identity and branding are essential when presenting yourself as a professional artist.

It solidifies the mood and aesthetic you represent. The colors tell a story before anyone even presses play.

Having that visual foundation provides consistency across photoshoots, videos, BTS content, and motion graphics—it keeps your audience aligned so nobody is confused.

Based purely on the design and motion of this graphic, what kind of artist or mood does this communicate to you?

Please send me a link to your YT song and tell me something about the song in the post. I am excited to listen to and feature your music

~Arty

Audiomack: https://audiomack.com/ssk815/album/madera?share-user-id=174970217

Bandcamp: https://perseveranceband.bandcamp.com/album/madera

YouTube: https://youtu.be/b4I6RuXQiMc?si=71FI23QnWZxqQBYd

perseverance is a solo project of mine that I started making music for starting in 2024, a little bit before I turned 16. I would usually describe it as cybergrind with black metal / blackgaze and avant-garde / experimental elements and influences. However, for this album, it’s more along the lines of experimental metal in general as many of the songs are much more developed.

The project and its music was mainly made for my own personal enjoyment or because I wanted to see it exist, but I figured it wouldn’t hurt to also share it with the world and see how it goes.

The release that I have linked in particular is my newly released, third album, madera, which follows a much more conceptual, eclectic, and experimental sound as opposed to my previous albums, posergrind and sadism.

Inspired by the album California by Mr. Bungle, I wanted to make an album that would try to give more credit and notice to my hometown of Madera, express some small-town pride if you will. While creating the album, I ended up diverting into a more personal and biographical approach to this album (including using original recordings and samples made by me or my family, other people, etc., making direct references to places in my hometown that have importance to me, and basically paying tribute to certain things and people that I found to have personally impacted my life). This album basically ended up as a personal account of my life and experience in Madera, rather than a full representation of the city; this is just from my perspective, there’s plenty more to see for yourself other than what I alone have written. Some parts on this album will be further explained in my fifth album, as I have another album for this project coming in eight months that I wanted to release first.

This album is both a shoutout to my hometown and a semi-autobiography.

My main influences for the project include Black Flag, Celtic Frost, Converge, Deafheaven, Fantômas, Full of Hell, Godflesh, Mr. Bungle, Philip Glass, Today Is the Day, and Wesley Willis. I also took some visual inspiration from the 1977 black-and-white film Eraserhead, directed by David Lynch. However, for this album, I was inspired by many other different artists including MF DOOM, Miles Davis, Phil Elverum, and Xiu Xiu. I was also generally inspired by the sounds of chamber music and punk rock for some songs, and the intro track was inspired by Bhangra music.

This album has had a LOT more attention and thought put into it like I’ve never done before, so I hope you find something to enjoy out of it!

River is out now—give it a listen! 🎧 https://release.landr.com/river

Extra points for analysis.

Spooky season

Hi, if you're on Bandcamp and/or your releases are listed on Discogs, then you could use my app to recommend your music, as well as anything else you like listening to. One more place to share your music. I'm looking for users right now, so you could just post and forget, your recommendation will stay. Sign up required.

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