the damn i really like drum breaks i wish someone made a great song consisting mostly of those of the year
the dark and rainy November, just take me to wherever you intend to of the year
the i only need drums and echoes that never end of the year
the human-machine mechanix mystery of the year
the smooth grooves for a summer day of the year
the words arranged in a necessary manner of the year
the pop chorus wizardry of the year
the engulf me in teenage nostalgia of the year
the soft ethereal loop forever soft ethereal loop forever of the year
the live life 100 tabs a time and am not sure how to feel about it of the year
the ld_music_idklol_final.mp4.wav.3gp of the year
the pls just give me a boost of the year
i think she has a klezmer background but this truly is all around the place in the best ways
truly one of my fave cellists of all time though quite a recent find, noisy and great
everything feels like a rock being formed into a shape
if u make music do also check the spitfire library related to this
cello and double bass idk what could be better
the album that showed me the power of string instruments
emotional, eternal, existence
just joking, there's no sax, just cello, droning, till forever..
free sampler/sequencer that works in web browser. pure magic
idk i just like the idea of occult symbols powering your digital sounds. feels eerie
cool max for live -devices with amazing uis. wish they weren't M4L though, I don't trust it. one of the founders used to work at Elektron, btw.
modular environment made by ex-Harmonix programmer. works fine and is a lot easier than max/msp et al
u can use this to create custom MIDI controllers on your mobile devices. fun stuff, i've used it both live and in studio
chilling out. feels like a zine in a video game form which is lovely
a game that rly understands what games are, plus too spooky
the only non-vr game to ever cause me vertigo. can recommend
original mindfulness platformer indeed quite relaxing
haven't tried. love the pixelated user interfaces and the idea of a user-curated library though
budget lyra-8 but absolutely amazing at what it does (i have one of these). gladly didn't have to build it myself since i bought it used.
i dont know maybe more of a traditional fare as far as interface goes but seems quite interesting in its distortion gotta say but haven't tried
sampler extraordinaire; it's cool that the software is still going strong 10+ years on
soma means cute in Finnish and what can I say this is a really cute device and also makes the coolest sounds
3d-printed flutes and other such... peculiar devices
these are all free too, ive used these a lot and i think this site's fonts are from here as well
free and open source! not all that experimental always but still interesting
not free but the fonts are rly interesting and pleasing to the eye
a somewhat confusing pricing model but cool fonts
packs of intriguing fonts for free
basically my list but better
over and over and over again disoriented nuisance wish i could frame this
like a bigger post void, amazing style and v hard in my opinion
havent played this but adore the way it looks
the ultimate mobile game if ur feeling restless
ultra sharp focus... surprisingly strategic
the very cool sounding lyra-8 synth plus deantoni parks (who also played in my teenage fave band Mars Volta), what more could u ask for
chaotic and annoying in a good way
magaletti is seriously one of the most interesting percussionists around
as said, magaletti is rly good and this is no exception
i think this is one person controlling everything that's kinda interesting
yeah somehow these sounds remind me of lightning bolt a bit, a great noise rock band also
good to have some rhythms around merzbow's soundscapes
black sludge seeping from between the crevices of these streets
ngl the name is kinda weird for a band from Vancouver but the album is great
slayer's (ex?)drummer, just drumming on...
free sampler/sequencer that works in web browser. pure magic
v easily accessible web browser synth sample drum whatever extravaganza, colorful and fun
the fun interface obscures what is a surprisingly emotional experience
create not quite pixel art but similar, v intriguing machine
create cool and wonky type based experimentz from your own texts
create wobbly pixel art gifs
strange software for making your own printable zines on the computer.
Nathalie Lawhead's compilation of interesting tools available at itch.io
creator of Electric Zine Maker. great resource, contains a LOT. For example about tiny tools, generative art, more tiny tools,
directory of small tools for different artistic purposes
keyframe... something? idk this makes very cool 2.5d things
mobile sampler that actually feels like it was designed with mobile in mind
another mobile sampler... this time by YouTube music star Andrew Huang
software simulation of Russian synth ANS... confusing sounds, good stuff. other Zolotov's apps are worth a look also
game boy classic in app form!
the rites in a forest grove of the year
the idk just good punk chaos i really liked of the year
the endless sparkles around us of the year
the formless shapes reduced into different types of goo of the year
the eechhhooeechhhooo))))o))) of the year
the amazing grooves for ages of the year
the continuous change through 4D planes of the year
the skittered club bangers of the year
the so what are you doing here exactly of the year
the boots and cats and boots and cats of the year
fb et al made the web a lot more accessible (in a technical sense) than it used to be, which is wonderful. but they're also almost total control of how we see and use the web. that's not optimal. this essay talks a bit about that, and sorta explains this category and the whole idea behind this list site :)
everything from strange films to geometry
looks like a bunch of autogenerated text at first but is actually a link blog full of interesting paths
takes you to useless websites i.e. the best kind of ones
a spiritual successor to StumbleUpon which used to do the same - click a button, see a cool site
reddit's starting point for fun single purpose websites
ok this is a social media but browsing thru here can lead you to some very interesting places. Case examples, these lists by Everett Williams, Gemma Copeland, Camilo García, Camille Wong. Use the "This channel appears in" part in the top bar to get lost in the labyrinth of different channels.
artist-focused but in any case a directory of intriguing webpages