@“Moon”#p3152 Very late reply to this post, and sadly not to solve the mystery track, but to say I used to own this Shogun Kunitoki album - I came across it at Dada Records in Perth probably around the time it came out and thought it looked interesting. Can’t find it today, though.
In other music nobody know about, this has 167 views in ten years on youtube, most of them probably from me:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w_4Tn2n3VnM
I don’t remember how I first heard it but it was probably because they named themselves after a Black Tambourine song.
I found out today about Ghost Dance, a band consisting of a guitarist from sisters of mercy and the vocalist from skeletal family. They did a yardbirds cover that's pretty good I think.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQHIaPSDKkU
I found out about this by listening to a radio broadcast from 1986 lol.
I don‘t know if anyone knows about Kali Malone, but I’m impressed when experimental or auteur artists end up being so experimental they end up regressing several centuries before their own. This is an example:
Every now and then I do encounter someone in the wild who knows about Splashdown—a Boston-based trio from the late 90s/early 00s—but not many people do. I love basically everything they did, but this is probably my personal favorite:
Of note for a video games forum, synth player Kasson Crooker (probably better known for Symbion Project and Freezepop) has a bit of a pedigree when it comes to audio games, and singer Melissa Kaplan's featured on tons of game soundtracks (most recently I think she was on the soundtrack for one or both of the Horizon games, probably some others)
They've recently gotten back together for the potential of some new music, which I'm incredibly hopeful comes to fruition
Discovered this band recently and my friend pointed out they have less than 300 monthly listeners on Spotify, so I’ll allow it. Dreamy brit-pop(ish) and I fell in love with the lead singer immediately.
Feel like this one will blow up in views before long, but so far not too many and, wow, if you’re into Japanese ambient music and you like video gamey aquatic sounds, you will love this.
