@@Mae4Ever I find weird music on (usually very old) obscure forums, blogs and personal websites. Those places have many links to other places just like that and... so the musical journey continues! Many of those links also happen to be dead, which means some music can only be found on Internet Archive, or worse - on a compilation with transitions. I'd say 95% of this stuff doesn't even get close to being released on easy-to-access apps like iTunes. These are mostly underground indie labels and microlabels that most of the time aren't even indexed on search engines.
@@Mae4Ever one thing I forgot to mention - there are quite a few albums and tracks that were made mainly for live audiences, mostly for small ones like circuit bending live shows or stuff like abstract or avant-garde art galleries and other things like that. The latter are usually nigh-impossible to find.
what in the world
Where did you find these obscure songs you found? Are these from indie bands you found on a ipod store or something?
@@Mae4Ever I find weird music on (usually very old) obscure forums, blogs and personal websites. Those places have many links to other places just like that and... so the musical journey continues! Many of those links also happen to be dead, which means some music can only be found on Internet Archive, or worse - on a compilation with transitions. I'd say 95% of this stuff doesn't even get close to being released on easy-to-access apps like iTunes. These are mostly underground indie labels and microlabels that most of the time aren't even indexed on search engines.
@@Mae4Ever one thing I forgot to mention - there are quite a few albums and tracks that were made mainly for live audiences, mostly for small ones like circuit bending live shows or stuff like abstract or avant-garde art galleries and other things like that. The latter are usually nigh-impossible to find.