Free Music Friday
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Here’s a bit of ambient goodness to start of Free Music Friday – Herzog’s First Summer And The Running Dream:
first summer and the running dream” contains 5 tracks with a complete duration of 30 minutes. Compared to his earlier works “first summer…“ has a more droning, a bit distorted character. The sounds are layered very softly and sublime to a very harmonic composition. The overall mood is quite laid-back with noisy, distorted splinters. The noisy elements are getting stronger to the end of the EP but it leaves still a very harmonic picture.
You can preview the album with the music video above and download the tracks at the Resting Bell label site.
via disquiet
It’s Free Music Friday at Synthtopia – so I ask you this:
How much free music do you want to download today?
- 10 tracks?
- 50 tracks?
- 500 tracks?
It’s time to make sure you’ve got some empty hard drive space, because Synthtopia readers have uploaded over 500 electronic music tracks that you can listen to online and, in most cases, download for free.
We’re talking ambient, techno, symphonic electronica, IDM, not-so IDM, abstronica, DJ mixes, remixes, downtempo electronica and more from some the most talented electronic musicians in the world.
Click the “Listen to Music” link at the top of the page to open the Synthtopia player in a new window, or check out the most recent tracks below. If a track has a “Download” button, you can download it for free.
And don’t forget to make sure you’ve got some free space on your hard drive when you’re done! Read more…
Free Music Friday: Electronica artist and music blogger Mark Mosher has released a new album, Reboot, that’s just a little spooky.
Mosher says:
Two years in the making, REBOOT is an album containing 7 richly layered electronica songs that blend contemporary synthesizer sounds with classical music motifs. The end result is dark electronica for those who love synth “ear candy” with a “dirty” industrial edge.
Make sure you check out the track They Walk Among Us. It dives straight into B-movie territory, with its use of theremin, flying saucer sounds and vintage horror sounds. Could be a perfect soundtrack for Halloween.
Mosher has released Reboot with a pay-what-you like model. You can preview the album above or check it out at his Bandcamp site. If you like it, you can download it for free or pay Mosher whatever you like.
Mosher’s suggested price is $6 for the album (7 songs, 22 min. + digital booklet) and $1 for singles. Enter $0 for free download.
Free Music Friday: I’ve heard The Monster Mash and Werewolves Of London enough for this lifetime.
So I was glad to hear that DJ Arbiter had put together Hallowrave – a 2009 Halloween mixtape.
“Do your ears a favor and download the mix,” says DJ Arbiter, aka Josh Messer. “It’s chock-full of electro/house/rock/halloween anthems and I know you’ll love it like a tiny child.” Read more…
Free Music Friday: The Institute For Sonic Maladjustment has released 8 free downloads – all new tunes:
The style of these dubs is halfway between RSD and Jah Warrior or the Mad Professor.
Early 2010 my first album titled ‘Dub Experryments’ will be released as both a limited edition cd and as free mp3s. These tunes are a sort of preview, 5 or 6 of them will be on the album.
You can preview the track Light Creator below.
