Vexatious Phlegm is the primary performing moniker of Zeke Korma. Initially known for fronting the indie rock group Shackbuilders from 1986 to 1991, Korma's more recent work is typified by hypnotic repetition and personal, stream of conscious…

Known for their lavish live performances and for hiding their identities under futuristic toaster masks that function as actual toasters, Polish house duo Senior Citizen Disco released their final album Space Toast in 2010. Since then, member…

Semi-freestyle. Once I met a child who thought that everyone had a dog. I figured an album named for a dog pun with an AI generated dog on the cover should include actual canine content.

Explicit content. A friend found a video of an interesting filmed social interaction in a store and suggested I sample it.

Short ambient track named after a feline in my life.

under influence of bmsr.

A song with one note.

Experiment with guitar loops.

Co-written by my phone's auto complete.

Tried to make a song out of the roadwork going on outside my home.

Parts of this are about a breakup, parts of it are complete nonsense. I leave it up to the listener to figure out which is which.

Previously released under the Quetzalcoatlus name. Loosely inspired by current events, as well as The Fall and The B-52s.

I got the first and last lines of the song from a story prompt site, then tried to bridge them together with the rest of the lyrics.

I've had these lyrics around a while - an older version of this song, just called "Casual Sin", is also available on the "Experimental Dandelion Farm" compilation.

Tenebrae's lone release, Ten Embers, was chiefly sold through mail order ads in underground metal fanzines. Their identifies are unknown, but the ads in question listed a Denton, TX P.O. box.

33 screaming frogs is believed to be one of many pseudonyms of hyperpop producer Bill Mechanic. This track was originally uploaded to SoundCloud in 2016, but removed when listeners reported sudden bleeding from the nose while streaming the audio…

Formed in Melbrooks, Newfoundland, Smug Drugglers are the duo of Tim and Jim Druggler. "Acid Waltz" is taken from the album Butt Dust, said to be recorded under the influence of a potent mixture of carbona and marinara sauce.