#AWITW

[kid1988synthwave]

My 5th album available on Spotify, Deezer, and Apple Music. Thank you for everyone, who helped me to finish this album. Luv y’all.

[viator-af]

Ярость и ненависть

Так как из-за праздникофф сейчас длинные выходные, а занимаюсь я в спортзале перед работой, то что бы не сбивать новую прогу, решил ещё раз зайти в новенький спортзал рядом с домом. Разовое занятие за 500 руб. это конечно попахивает пиздецом, но иногда можно. Но тут вдруг совершенно внезапно оказалось... что разовое занятие можно купить у них только один раз! А дальше только абонемент приобретайте. Встречал подобную систему в франшизных спортзалах, которые рядом с метро, где большая проходимость и много народу и они разово позволяют только один раз попробовать, в этом даже есть определённая логика, но что бы тут, в замкадье такую хуйню выкидывать... Короче, пошёл и позанимался дома, гантельки 17 кг как раз хватило на бицепс и трицепс, грудак тогда перенесу и сделаю в среду, а на ноги разок подзабить можно))

Состояние: -

Музыка: AWITW - Dive Into You

08.05.2023

[bizarrobrain]

"Resident Evil Code Veronica - Save Room" by AWITW - From "Retro Emulation Vol​. ​2" (2020)

[nctrnm]

#NowPlaying: " PREMIERE | AWITW - The Answer [Golden Forest] 2021" by 44,100Hz Social Club

[spaceboytsukki]

I posted a new chapter of my fanfic for Vigilante!Izuku on ao3! It’s called “A Whisper in the Wind” and I’m not sure what I’m doing yet but I’m ready to cause chaos, so tell me what you think 

The link is here!

[generactionx]

Too Late [NOW IN THE AWITW GROUPEES BUNDLE 7!] by AWITW

[cliggomusic]

Listen to AWITW for free: https://music.cliggo.com/artist/4671749-AWITW

[kid1988synthwave]

Metropolis album track informations. Generation: This was the prelude of my album. Describes what happened, and what's the story of "Metropolis". A broken love story, which ended with a message written to a napkin, but KID just wanted to give a compilation tape to the girl. After this KID moved to Budapest from Sopron. Narrated by Fercomusic. The intro co-written with Celina.

Lost in the Outlands: The first track where AWITW was the co-producer. This track shows after KID arrived at Budapest. He's new in the City, and he still feel the pains which Adalyn caused. Featuring Masher "Mariiya" Ivanova, who I discovered on RawRussian one of bandcamp release (Russian girls like Raw), and I started contacting with her. I requested CUB3FORC3 for vocal sampling, and he sampled/mixed Mariiya's voice from the messages she sent to me.

[blastikmusik]

retro wave 154

Dranlock feat. Darkwinged - Sunlight Terminal Effect - Omega Centauri HUBRID Feat Duckfoot - CYBER HUNT Midnight Smoke - Blue Cigarette Street Cleaner - Stage 4 - The Storm Cyberpunk 2077 - Patri(di)ots Dranlock feat. Darkwinged - Into Your Heart Lazy Laser - This Planet Has Crazy Sunrises AWITW - Pixel Rain Kick Puncher - You're Next Street Cleaner - Full Throttle Neodyne Project - Cybersociety Peter Aries - Voyage To Oblivion Voyage - Enter Lazy Laser - Ride On Cyborg Horse HUBRID Feat Duckfoot - PRIZONER Faster Corp. - MANIFESTATION

want to support me? (only patrons get access to downloads and exclusive content) https://www.patreon.com/bLASTIK http://ko-fi.com/blastik www.paypal.me/KAYLEPH

[verano-reblogs]

Ya me awitwe 😿👌

[hcmj]

HCMJ’s Favorite Albums of 2019!

Listen to a mix featuring these albums here: HCMJ’s 2019 End Of Year Mix

Other Favorites:

David Bruce - The North Wind Was a Woman

galen tipton - fake meat

upusen - Highland Ave.

BLACKPINK - Kill This Love

Starkey - Earth EP

Lamp - ‘A Distant Shore’ Asia Tour 2018

AWITW - Ｓｈｅ Ｗａｌｋ Ａｌｏｎｅ う者姻

Seaketa - Gion ぎおん

SNJO - Diamond

BONNEVILLE - AFFORDABLE LUXURY

20) Gareth Davis & Scanner - Footfalls

I first found the experimental composition/clarinet music of Gareth Davis in the early 2010′s during my initial dive into the Miasmah catalog. Teamed up here with another electronic musician/clarinetist, Footfalls uses long, poetic waves of deep woodwinds and synth improv to describe hauntingly desolate environments. It only seems fitting to start the list with one of many bookends on a decade in the grim, cold grey of Philadelphia.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

19) Barker - Utility

Arp and delay-driven rhythmic expression that recalls late-era Kraftwerk, building a pristine sci-fi future with ear-pleasing, rich, and laser-sharp production. Like disembodied trance or house music searching for a strong beat that never comes, Utility is absolute, skillfully-stated synth pleasure.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

18) Sean McCann/Seth Graham w/Kymatic Ensemble  - Split Series Vol. IV

Seth Graham’s Gasp was a big favorite in 2018, here condensed and re-imagined for chamber ensemble. Sean McCann’s “Vilon” finds a blissful middle-ground between electronic ambient music and traditional western instrumentation, like a poignant hymn sung somewhere far away, while the new “Gasp” arrangements are full of expressiveness and surprises.

BANDCAMP

17) 猫 シ Corp. & t e l e p a t h - Building a Better World

Deep bass pulses and distant rain welcome us to a familiar comfortable place, but as the unmistakable sound and melodic freedom of telepath’s original synth work bends its way over rolling toms in the reverb-soaked hifi opener, it becomes clear that this album is something new and special. Full-on new age drenched in an endless downpour, it’s a huge and beautiful world that’s blissful to be lost in.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

16) Various Artists - Oneironaut

Another rare case of a compilation that is actually worth listening to, Japanese indie powerhouse Local Visions assembles the best talent from the sax-loving, jazz-infused, post-vaporwave electronic underworld of Japan and beyond in the indomitable Oneironaut comp. Notable contributions from Utsuro Spark, upusen, Tsudio Studio, tamao ninomiya, and countless others deliver a hazy daydream.

BANDCAMP

15) wai wai music resort - WWMR 1

Also from Local Visions comes this special collection of tracks caught somewhere between “lost LP found in a record crate” and “bedroom 4-track” - two distinct lofi flavors that mysteriously meld seamlessly on WWMR 1. It sounds new and old, youthful and mature, and full of affection for love and the music it references.

BANDCAMP | SPOTIFY

14) EXID - Me & You

There’s something about this mini-album, a Christmas time snowy nostalgia as the sun sets on another chapter of life (and era of kpop) in tracks like “나의밤” and “WE ARE..,” the Jamiroquai funk of “내일해 (Urban Mix),” or club igniting title track - EXID may never exist in this form or at this level again, and like so many of my favorites this year it reflects the recent history of its genre brilliantly.

APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

13) Fire-Toolz - Field Whispers (Into the Crystal Palace)

Field Whispers is the stunning next step in the evolution of Fire-Toolz that feels completely at home on the finely-curated Orange Milk. Extended sax-soaked dreams collide with splinters of music jumbled and broken, elegant and disjointed, all bouncing off each other while still leaving room for moments of soaring guitar and dreamy synth pads.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

12) Hakobune - The Last of Our Time Together

With over 50 releases (4 just this year!), Hakobune’s discography can seem like an impenetrable wall of ambience, but like classics Seamless and Here and Love Knows Where, The Last of Our Time Together stands out - monumental and multi-dimensional - a slow dance skidding along the frozen surface of an endlessly deep, rich sea of emotion.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

11) FM Skyline - Advanced Memory Suite

As nostalgic electronic music continues to evolve and find itself elevated in the hands of increasingly-focused musicians, FM Skyline delivers a joyful retrospective on a decade that gave new life to so many old sounds. Exploring the inner recesses of our memory and delusion, Advanced Memory Suite turns the page on a decade of chillwave/synthwave/vaporwave/whateverwave. It’s a hypnotic monument to the modern renaissance.  

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

10) emamouse - Black place on the edge

It was a huge year from the prolific Tokyo-based visual artist and musician emamouse, whose non-stop creative output continues to challenge the very nature of reality. Black place on the edge was a standout favorite this year, layered and mysterious - incidental music for the surreal dreamworld described in mou’s most unnerving illustrations. Like waking up and finding yourself trapped inside Quest 64.

BANDCAMP

09) Koeosaeme - Obanikeshi

My favorite Orange Milk release of the year, Koeosaeme delivers another absolute hurricane of hyper-detailed, sensory-extreme, buckshot-to-the-face arrangements. The sheer amount of data on this album is staggering, with more musical information packed into a few minutes of its blissful chaos than most full length albums combined.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

08) Jaeho Hwang - Non-self 비자아

I was super fortunate to play a show with Jaeho Hwang in Tokyo during this year’s Neo Gaia Phantasy tour - his immense set started so intensely it’s as if the entire room was cast under a shamanistic spell, hypnotized by percussive expressionism, drawn to the light of digitally melting faces and occult rituals playing out on the screen behind him. Non-self 비자아 is without mercy and full of powerful and primal energy.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

07) Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising

Natalie Mering’s subtly expressive, velvety voice on its own is enough to make anything she touches turn to gold, but her songwriting is so masterfully dialed in on Titanic Rising it’s as if Harry Nilsson came back from the dead to write a new volume of pop rock ballads to get us through the next 50 years. It’s an album dripping with love for all the best parts of the 1970′s (Stardust-era Willie Nelson, early ELO, “Lost Weekend” Lennon and friends, etc), but also showcases the compositional chops to match and sometimes surpass its musical lineage (e.g. “Picture Me Better”).

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

06) Monari Wakita - RIGHT HERE

Off the heals of last year’s jaw-dropping Ahead!, ex-Especia Monari Wakita continues to defy modern conventions while asserting herself as one of the most powerful female voices in jpop. “エスパドリーユでつかまえて” sounds like Hitomitoi when she was a rising star, FRIEND IN NEED continues the new jack swing flirting, “やさしい嘘” sounds like it’s begging to be sampled by a future funk artist, and the lead-off single “Just a Crush for Today” is somewhere in a stop-and-go freefall between Billy Joel and Sonic R.

VIDEO 1 | VIDEO 2

05) Yeule - Serotonin II

Beneath the subtle power and diffusion of a voice like an extra-dimensional Julee Cruise, Serotonin II’s beautifully bleak paintings of the world it carefully constructs are reflective of Yeule’s transcendence into the artist’s next form. Crumbling brutalism under a blinding white sky, aliens in a graveyard - the romance of eternal torment in the spiral - all in dark room illuminated by a computer monitor sometime in the 00′s.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

04) The Caretaker - Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 6

The final release for this multi-year project, capturing a mind being lost to dementia, also marks the end of Leyland Kirby’s multi-decade spanning Caretaker project - a project that has had an immense impact on my perception of the limitlessness of music. Now completed, Everywhere at the End of Time towers as a 50 track, 6.5 hour journey from dreamy lucidity to terrifying confusion and darkness.

BANDCAMP

03) Tsudio Studio - Soda Resort Journey

Tsudio Studio brings a contemporary frame to leisure fantasy. Instant classics “Kiss in KIX,” “Asian Coke Light,” and “Like a Ruin” expand on the electro-bossa pop of Port Island, while surprises like “Beijing Cat” expand and explore new worlds of sound. One perfect chord after another, from start to finish, Soda Resort Journey is bubbly and delicious to listen to. Play it looped, close your eyes, be where you’d rather be.

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

02) Minuano - Butterfly Dream

Lamp vocalist Kaori Sakakibara’s side project Minuano is like some mutant variant of Lamp - equally complex while slightly less disorienting arrangements (although there are a few re-worked Lamp classics on here), tighter pop sound, stunningly immaculate vocal production - all while maintaining the unique orchestral jazz pop that makes both bands such a euphoric joy to listen to. “Memory of Soda Pop” was my favorite track released by anyone this year.

BANDCAMP

01) EQUIP - CURSEBREAKER X

This was the year of EQUIP. No better story for this year, no better sound than CURSEBREAKER X - the songs from this album will always bring back a thousand memories of smoke-filled clubs, dark forests, and snow-capped mountains from across Japan - the building promise of absolute freedom and a happier tomorrow as we all lived the Neo Gaia Phantasy.. But even without my personal connection to the music, the hardware-driven “perfect sound” VGM and EQUIP’s signature cassette tape destruction has never been better balanced than it is here - it’s loud, and filled with unforgettable melodies and unknown lands. It’s monumental and iconic and will stand the test of time and it was my favorite album of 2019!

BANDCAMP | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY

[jacensolodjo]

Free Or Cheap Music on Bandcamp

(There’s a lot of vaporwave/plunderphonics on here. I’m not as into it as it seems it’s just what I’ve easily found while searching for cheap music to share thru the sheer nature of what plunderphonics IS. Long post incoming! And obviously I would suggest at least paying for one from an artist you like when and where available. I also will probably be updating this occasionally so check back later!)

In case anyone has been looking for cheap/free metal music, Metal Bandcamp (not an official bandcamp site but allowed to use the name) has a giant list of metal labels and is pretty good about mentioning which ones have free or NYP albums. It has all sorts of sub genres of metal laid out and will also tell you if a label focuses on other genres too. 

If you’re looking for vaporwave/plunderphonics/synth, you can get businesscasual’s entire discog (over 250 releases) for $1.

Synthwave: AWITW has mostly a flat €2.99/3.99 per or €17.77 for the discog of 102 releases. (€17.77 is about $19.20 at time of posting)

Vaporwave/Chillwave/Jazz-ish: Haircuts for Men is basically also all PWYW/Free but with no discog option it may take a while to get thru.

If you want ambient, Desolate Horizons is basically all PWYW/Free but without a discog option it may take a while to get thru them all. They have a few dozen.

Ambient/Meditation: Lee Rosevere is PWYW/Free or you can pay for the convenience of fewer clicks with a $6.90 discog.

Soundtrack/Ambient/EDM/Space/etc.,: Aural Films has basically all PWYW/Free or you can pay $5 for the whole 259 release discog (again mainly it’s a convenience tax/a tip for the label for their work).

Ambient: Loki-Found has a few free/PWYW albums but the difference here is that they actually tell you which ones are free on the main music tab. 

Rock/Metal/Lots of other genres: Artoffact has a number of free/PWYW albums scattered among various artists of varying genres. And that is a HIGH number of albums in total to sort through with no discog option. 

Ambient: Oliviaway has either PWYW or a flat $1 per album. Or you can go for the 175 release discog for $13.90

Synthwave/Retrowave: Synthwave Radio has gone mostly PWYW. No discog option and a few dozen releases.

Folk/Metal/Synth/Goth/Darkwave: At Sea Compilations has all 60 releases at PWYW. No discog option.

Synthwave/Darkwave: Eyeshadow 2600 FM has a low per-album price (usually less than $5) or you can pay $7.15 for the 20 release discog.

Synthwave/Soundtrack: Jupiter-8 has around $1 per or $6.40 for the discog of 82 releases. Soundtracks for movies that don’t exist.

Ambient/Chillwave/Space: Astropilot is both the artist and the label with a few other bands attached that do the same kind of music. A few albums on the label’s page itself are PWYW, Astropilot the artist has a few. 

Ambient/drone/modern classical: Hidden Vibes has a few... hidden PWYW albums or get the discog for $30. 

Ambient/drone: Energostatic is all PWYW/Free but no discog option. 

(From this point I haven’t listened to much personally so can’t necessarily endorse/suggest anything)

Vaporwave/Plunderphonics: OccassionallyTapes has 62 releases for $1 

Vaporwave/Synth/Plunderphonics: Sunset Grid has 320 releases for $4.20 discog, or free/PWYW per album. 

Vaporwave/Synth/Plunderphonics: BogusCollective is as far as i looked PWYW/free or you can go for the discog for $5. Which might be easier and less time draining as it has 407(!!!!!!!!) releases

Vaporwave/Synth/Plunderphonics/Retrowave: Bedlam Tapes is PWYW/Free for $1 for the 51 release discog

Vaporwave/Drone:  Vice98 has a relatively small collection of releases, numbering only 17 of them compared to the multi-dozen and hundreds of other collections. They are PWYW/Free or $0.50 for the discog.

Vaporwave/Plunderphonics: Waterfront Dining is PWYW/Free or pay $15 for the 66 release discog.

Vaporwave/Plunderphonics: DMT Tapes FL has 830(!!!!!!!!!) releases all PWYW/Free or you can go for the giant discog for $1.60

Vaporwave/Plunderphonics: Clear Vision Dream Production is generally PWYW/Free or you can get 76 releases in a discog purchase for $2.80

Ambient/Drone/Lo-Fi: Pizza Beast is all free download with no option anymore to add to your collection. 

Vaporwave/Plunderphonics: Sunset Recordings has PWYW/Free or else pay $1 for the 35 releases.

Experimental/Electronic/IDM: Fami Mursyid has PWYW or $15 for discog of 73 releases.

Electronic/Punk/Lo-Fi/etc.,: Hjördis Britt Åström has PWYW or €1.30 for the 295 release discog.

Electronic/Vaporwave/Plunderphonics/Lo-Fi: Color Squad has PWYW but no discog option for dozens of releases

If you have some of your own, please feel free to share! I’m currently looking for some more synthwave and metal. Ok to RB.

[generactionx]

Zolton - Purple Jacket, Yellow Shoes (AWITW Remix) by AWITW

[mdnghtstrt]

AWITW - my faith in you