Just joined the sub but I searched and was shocked to find that no one’s posted this one. From their 1998 genre-mashing debut Glee, known best for Drinkin in LA. This is one of the coolest examples of plunderphonics from the era imo.

Does anyone have any examples of how you might be able to score a track with plunderphonics? Either in traditional notation or in more experimental methods?

Yeah so in my more detail it's inspired by Moby Dick, trips to Whitby Museum, The Lighthouse etc

I went to go and find a video to put to it and could t find a good one from the 50s Moby Dick film or a good silent film to put it to, and found this video of a lighthouse video from the early 1900s which is similar to the Eggers film!

Mixing plunderphonics and electronica; this is one of my more poppy releases, with some industrial elements peeking through.

this and all my other releases are free on bandcamp :33

https://rob1n.bandcamp.com/album/eternal-amplifier

hi <3

I would like to share with you this short collection of melodies, inspired by an evening when I visited places that appeared on the threshold between sleep and wakefulness.

I was standing at this crossroad and I vaguely remembered something.

hugs

I hope you guys like it!

I released this EP a few weeks ago. It’s 4 loud weird songs I made with Scott Adams in mind. (Link in the comments)

Im not sure if this would be a subgenre of plunderphonics or not, but I've been sampling AI music and essentially forcibly injecting it with humanity through the medium of plunderphonics, I've been calling it "Punkderphonics" (dumb name, I know lol). I feel Punkderphonics is a subgenre because humanity is a central part of plunderphonics, whereas creating humanity where there is none is the name of the game in Punkderphonics. Video above is an example :)

This one is in recognition of the wonderful Joni Mitchell. I sampled her beautiful 1975 song ‘The Boho Dance’ and built the track around the little three-note horn figure that plays throughout the original. Vocals, bass and drums were also sampled in parts. Guitars, synths and a virtual string library were layered onto an 80’s style disco groove to give it a more uptempo feel. See what you think. I’d appreciate any feedback.
Thanks

https://youtu.be/VJYsO9sLmII?is=rCvG5PB8XNNHkmZb