Discovered a free download on Bandcamp. It's titled "The Electro Compendium". It features a whopping 116 tracks!

http://anti-social-network.bandcamp.com/

^

But it's electro.

"Would you like a little shit or a mountain of it?"

If you don't like electro, you don't like music. :cool:

Alright. I fucking hate music, then.

Out of the 116 tracks featured, I only liked 12 of them. :D

I can see a few people around these parts liking this:

Cold Pumas - Persistent Malaise

"Until There Is No Sideways", new release by Silver Stairs Of Ketchikan (Charlie Romijn from Thought Forms):
http://silverstairsofketchikan.bandc...is-no-sideways

Western Stars: The Bands That Built Bristol Vol 1

http://bristolarchiverecords.bandcam...-bristol-vol-1

They sound like a cross between The Jesus and Mary Chain and Beach Fossils.

Deej Dhariwal live at The Cube in Bristol, UK, on Saturday, November 10th, 2012, as part of the Fear of Fiction Festival. Recorded by Charlie Romijn.

http://deejdhariwal.bandcamp.com/alb...-november-2012

Thollem McDonas has now a bandcamp page, consisting of live recordings which remain unreleased officially. I'm currently listening to the recent Stone concert with Pauline Oliveros and Susie Ibarra, and look forward to hearing the others which are available at the moment. It's gonna be an expanding archive, according to official words from him.

http://thollem.bandcamp.com/

new Total Victory album "National Service"

http://totalvictory.bandcamp.com/album/national-service

Kill Rock Stars is on Bandcamp, offering digital copies of records by Unwound, Corin Tucker Band, Elliott Smith, Marnie Stern, Erase Errata, Excepter, Quasi, Grass Widow, Excuse 17, Deerhoof, Free Kitten...

http://killrockstars.bandcamp.com/

Thanks! Had my fingers crossed for some rare Unwound stuff, but (for now?) it's just the albums.

That said, they have Long Hind Legs (Vern Rumsey side project) for $5. Score!

Hey HBJ (referring to your previous post): how's the McDonas / Oliveros / Ibarra thingy? Sounds like an interesting combo for sure. (My laptop speakers are kaput, hence my asking before possible purchase.)

Bandcamp is like FLAC crack, I've gotten so much good stuff from there.

I've bought every single thing Thollem McDonas has uploaded so far. Every one of those recordings is of great quality, so you wouldn't have to worry in that aspect. Performance-wise, I think his picks are all pretty remarkable. If you feel doubtful, you can take into consideration that mr. McDonas does appreciate a donation, but he also has given everyone the possibility to download any one of those for free.

I just bought today a lossless copy of Asobi Seksu & Boris' Record Store Day exclusive after concluding it'd be crazy to pay a larger sum for shipping than for the artifact itself; and also a limited edition 7" by Otomo Yoshihide. Was tempted to buy a Derek Bailey record which seems interesting, but I'll have a financial nightmare soon so I decided to save a little bit. Bandcamp is my favorite platform for streaming (I barely ever use Soundcloud) and also one of my favorite online stores currently. Thankfully, there's a ton of free stuff as well. Otherwise, my pockets and bank account would be just as empty as my soul. I came across this a few hours ago:
http://militanttunings.bandcamp.com/

Downloaded all three of those recordings, and have only listened to the Mudhoney set so far. It is pretty clearly an audience recording, it is untracked, and decent enough all things considered. There is also a Pixies recording from 1988, so I just thought I'd give you the heads up about that one too, in case it might be something new.

Nic Endo is now on Bandcamp, with a blistering remaster of "Cold Metal Perfection":
http://nicendo.bandcamp.com/

I think more Jap women should sleep with German guys if Nic Endo is the result. An absolute stunner. She's not a bad musician either.

"The Expanding Universe", by Laurie Spiegel (While waiting for my LP to arrive, I am feeling very tempted to buy .flac files as well):
http://uw09.unseenworlds.net/

Bikini Kill on bandcamp:
http://bikinikill.bandcamp.com/