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user48736353001 Releases More Tracks

user48736353001, aka Aphex Twin (Richard D. James), has released more tracks on SoundCloud, bring the total number of tracks available to download to over 170. 

February 24, 20159 Comments

Free Music Friday: Mauve Oblong By poictesme

Free Music Friday: Reader Ian (poictesme) wrote in to let us know about his new release and to share some kind words: I’ve just released Mauve Oblong, a 4 track EP of electronica under my stage name poictesme – “blending environmental, animal and machine sounds, synth and instrumental samples, beats and loops, the cosmic, the nostalgic… Read More Free Music Friday: Mauve Oblong By poictesme

July 27, 2012July 27, 20121 Comment

The Dark Side of the Moon – The 8-bit Album

Pterodactyl Squad – a video game music netlabel – has released The Dark Side of the Moon – The 8-bit Album.… Read More The Dark Side of the Moon – The 8-bit Album

March 26, 2011July 11, 201823 Comments

Moby’s Old-School Rave DJ Mix (Free Download)

Moby put together an old-school rave DJ mix as a guest DJ for the XLR8R podcast: Here at XLR8R, we’ve been itching for someone to do a classic rave mix, so we figured who better than Moby to put together a pumping session full of hyperactive synth stabs, feel-good piano melodies, whooshing hoover sounds, and… Read More Moby’s Old-School Rave DJ Mix (Free Download)

June 30, 2010June 30, 20106 Comments

Free Music Friday – The Loud, Distorted Franken-Dub Edition

Here’s some loud, distorted Franken-dub for Free Music Friday – D.E.A.D’s Sonic System. Preview the album above & get the real deal at Dubbhism.com.

June 11, 2010Leave a comment

Free Music From Synthtopia Readers

Just a reminder to check out the Listen To Music link at the top of the page when you visit. You’ll find a bunch of great music by Synthtopia readers – much of it that you can download for free.

February 26, 201015 Comments

The Best Net Releases of 2009

Free Music Friday: This year, make a New Year’s resolution to check out more new music. A great place to start is with some of the excellent free net releases of 2009. We try to highlight great free music downloads regularly, but something else you don’t want to miss is ambient artist Daniel Davis’s lookback… Read More The Best Net Releases of 2009

January 1, 20103 Comments

Free Holiday Music From Can

Mute is offering a free holiday download, Can’s 1976 version of Silent Night. There may be a reason they aren’t selling this one – but give it a download and judge for yourself. via thequietus

December 24, 2009December 24, 2009Leave a comment

Free Music + Zombie Girls

Two things we like – Zombie Girls + free music: Music for Sega Mega Drive, Atari 2600 and Commodore 64. Zombie Girl Portraits by Lauren Tomczak. Get it here. Tracklisting: You Have My Dignity Elsewhere Nothing Has Been Left Unspoken Worldview Visual Confirmation Wake Up, Space Cadet! Delusions Molecules Six Trees Nocturne Recollections at the… Read More Free Music + Zombie Girls

December 4, 2009December 4, 2009Leave a comment

Free Download: LectroLips’ Supersize The Synthesizer

Supersize The Synthesizer is the latest from retronica artists LectroLips, who describe themselves as “magically delicious”. I prefer dance music that’s less pop-oriented than this, but with lyrics like “Supersize the synthesizer, blow the speakers out,” you know their heart is in the right place.

November 28, 2009Leave a comment

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