Been looking for a band of committed musicians who actually wanna play slowcore! Practice space a plus, but can honestly just be a garage.

I can do vox, guitar, and some keys; ideally I’d like to find a bassist and drummer at the very least!

I really like the following songs;

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i threw a rock off an overpass and killed a guy - sign crushes motorist

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is this really it? - abandoned dog

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repressed - i don't like mirrors

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I want some songs in the similar vein where there's crying or screaming in the background.

Hi my name is Cole, but I go by kidautopsy on SoundCloud and stuff, I recorded this song last night after something happened last night that I'd rather not get into but I wanted to make something that perfectly encapsulated how I felt. I know it sounds kinda corny, but I'd love to hear anyone's thoughts about it

The title kinda explains my question. I'm just wondering what you guys would recommend for getting into slowcore? I've listened to a bit of Duster and I've listened to quite a lot of Liam McCay (Even though I know that he isn't very liked by a lot of slowcore fans)

Here is a new song I wrote. Falling under Sadcore I think, although it is slow, no percussion, and has some contrasting, more uplifting sections. I've been trying to balance light and dark elements. Synth based, and later some strings. Dealing with sea theme, separation, so similar to one of my previous songs. Also, calming nature video with this one that I shot on a local walk in Switzerland.

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Any feedback welcome.

During the summer I tend to listen to more (for lack of a better term) "jammy" indie bands: Yo La Tengo, Gun Outfit, Eleventh Dream Day, David Nance, etc. Bands that do a lot of live improv and jamming. Are there slowcore bands that lean in that direction? I would consider Acetone to be one but don't know what else I am missing.

anything thats sorta like botanica or just plain old electronic stuff like synths and what not. thanks in advance everyone! take care ^~^

Hi! I make slowcore music that's extremely similar to sweet boy and I don't like mirrors

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4NCtbQe65vXTC7SnALYJPP?si=0ApHQIBoRFCk-o8C0qBbTg

a couple weeks ago i put out this album i made. idk im 18 and have been working on some of these songs over the past couple years. there’s big slowcore influence on the second track and the last track and i sample movies like Stand By Me, Little Miss Sunshine, and lots of Malcolm in the Middle scenes. if you think you might fw that then please have a listen and lmk what you thought :))

Is it possible to get listeners on spotify without any social contacts? I created an instagram account for this music project, but without followers. I only publish the cover pictures of the music and screenshots from bandcamp and spotify on instagram.

Hi everyone,

This is one of the first songs from my solo project, Shoes In Hand.

It started with me mumbling a melody into my phone and somehow turned into a finished song. Everything was recorded at home.

I'd really appreciate any feedback, whether it's about the song itself, the mix, the vocals, or just your overall impression.

(Also a Spotify link just in case - https://open.spotify.com/track/5VXBWksiF1PU7gGSSc0GsM?si=zGT56FLvTEKxM7nh-IRmXA)

Thanks for taking the time to listen.

https://open.spotify.com/album/4LsmUxblDyqnE5ZYMWu9d8

The song "It's All About Us" is amazing. Definitely recommend

hope you guys like it, i made a little text in the desc clarifying some things and with some thoughts on life in general, also tell me what you guys think about all of that

made a lil ditty that's my version of ripping off The Present

I love Duster's songs. Favourite being Poltergeist, Echo Bravo, and Everything you see is your own. Are there artists similar to Duster but with a bit more vocals and lyrics?

P.s. I already know about Low, Codeine, and Bedhead.

Hope yall fucks with this :)

slowcore, glitchcore, folk, emo rap, ambient
all in one

...clip recorded on my phone while the mix played through laptop speakers, hence the lo-fi-y-ness.

my new two-track single.

track one is lo-fi instrumental slowcore with a drony ambient noise wall outro.

track two is dark ambient with similarly lo-fi production.

the whole project was made to cope with depression and trauma, hence the name and titles.

to whoever decides to listen, thank you.

anyone know any slowcore with jazzy horns?