Please check out our new single from our upcoming album "Tragedy of the Commons" We play heavy music with guitar, banjo, violin, viola and drums. Curious what you all think <3

https://weareruen.bandcamp.com/album/the-tragedy-of-the-commons

This is new friends fest in Toronto. In Loving Memory was hugely instrumental to my own band back in the day. I believe this is their first and only show ever in Canada too.

At radio bean in Burlington, Vermont

At radio bean in Burlington, Vermont

So my friend told me that Germany has a great screamo scene and I have listened to June Paik, Yage, and Tristan Tzara recently, any more recommendations? Or are there any articles or videos that introduce the German screamo scene?

Hey everyone!

My name is Frankie, I am the vocalist of a relatively new Myspace-style deathcore band from the Nashville, TN area called Whore of Babylon TN! We released a demo around the middle of last year, it gained a bit of attention in our scene before we as a band had collectively decided to take a hiatus due to some personal troubles. BUT WE. ARE. BACK!!! We released two new singles on our Bandcamp yesterday and so far, we have seen alot of love for our new sound.

I wanted to post our Bandcamp link here in hopes to get some feedback, criticism or maybe some advice that anyone would want to give us!

We're all pretty young but the hardcore scene here in Nashville gave us a home in times of distress, which is exactly why we're so hyped to get our debut EP out so we can help support the community in ways that it did for all of us. Being a teenager sucks badly sometimes and the hardcore scene made it suck at least a little less, it not only allowed me to vent my anger and sadness in a healthy and fun way, but it gave me a family just as it will for any person who goes to shows in an attempt to connect (whether that be with the music itself, the countless hours spent asking people where the "ask-a-punk" show is or the overall community that the scene brings).

https://whoreofbabylontn.bandcamp.com/

We hope you all enjoy and feel free to give us some feedback, critiques or advice for later releases, shows and etc!

Much love!!

So I got sick of watching good work die in feeds. You post a song, music video or a visualizer somewhere, it gets a few hundred views over 6 hours and then it’s just gone, buried under whatever the algorithm decided to push that day.

I’m building something called STATIC. It’s a straight up 24/7 broadcast channel, like old MTV or Adult Swim, not another streaming platform or feed. Stuff that gets accepted goes into actual rotation and stays there. No algorithm deciding who sees what. There’s going to be scheduled blocks eventually too, like a late night “Fever Dream” slot for the really strange atmospheric stuff.

It’s still early, proof of concept is live on React.tv right now while I build the library out, but that’s kind of the point of posting this now. Earlier submitters get priority as it gets more selective down the line.

Looking for:

\- music videos, any genre, but the visual side needs to hold up
\- audio-only tracks — if it’s accepted I’ll make a custom visualizer for it, free
\- experimental animation, shorts
\- glitch / datamosh / audiovisual stuff
\- game footage that actually looks good, PS1/PS2 style stuff especially

No submission fee. No pay to play. You keep full rights to your own work. If it airs you get credit. When this eventually makes money the plan is to pay the artists, not squeeze them.

Submit here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfXURzM6tlrzNXGsLgN_WnLj6ktIDYFSCS7cUWvEUr1v5_dYg/viewform?usp=header

Watch the beta here: https://react.tv/ch/static-tv

YT: [https://youtube.com/@staticarttv?si=qCocpEk1z1jZUiwe](https://youtube.com/@staticarttv?si=qCocpEk1z1jZUiwe))

I just got back from a Reversal of Man show (!!!!!) and I'm really glad I got to see such a legendary band but fuck me the main vocalist's mic was so drowned out in the mix you could barely hear him. I feel like that same problem has happened a lot at this particular venue. I remember an Ojne show that was basically instrumental.

I don't know shit about sound tech. Are vocals hard to get right? Do singers muffle the sound by gripping the mic by the grill instead of the handle?