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ah got it, thanks Leo

hey all! I'm releasing an album of my Adventure Time music next week. The private playlist is here, which by the way is a dissensus exclusive > fixed link! If anyone would like a full promo for reviewing just reply or message!

aphex acid™, yay! <iframe width="100%" height="450" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" src=""></iframe>

I'm on the hunt for a top notch music licensor for a big project. Does anyone here know of such a person? PM / email me please: tomatozip@yahoo.com This sort of "consulting the Dissensian powers that be" thing strikes me as threadworthy. A bit tricky, though, as it will eventually grow too...

Four more down, thanks to the fellow who apparently gave a few of these tunes to the radio station!! 01, 02, 07, and 60 Nice on michael for sussing out the Pauline Oliveros tip on the first two. Apparently she had some involvement but not the main credited artist. I can sleep soundly knowing...

I think this is great for reissue compilations and such. Some music is truly hard to come by, especially in the digital age, where the concept of crate digging is fairly abstract. It's nice to have a familiar face (Finder's Keepers, Death Waltz, Soul Jazz, etc) guiding us to lost gems. For me...

Hiya mystery music folks… I gussied up the first post for easier reference :) Also, I got lucky and ID'd #12. And added one additional track that somehow fell through the cracks before: http://timspace.com/music/mystery/60.mp3 Now then… since there are some top notch tunes still unlabeled, I...

I'm crawling through this thread trying to find a certain Walacam video, saw this post, and immediately thought, ICY LAKE. :)

I tagged one of the less exciting remaining ones: 37 is Boccherini: Quintet No.3 for Guitar and Strings in B flat, G.447 - 3. Adagio Well, 49 down, 10 to go!

Where's my applause gif? Oh yes~ http://gph.is/XGwssb

What, no 2014 Special Remastered Edition? I have money and I want to throw it something, dammit

has this monster of an article been posted already? http://www.theguardian.com/music/2012/aug/02/how-rave-music-conquered-america

I will admit my thoughts on this are somewhat ethereal, and I appreciate the state of flux this whole discussion is in. but what I'm trying to illustrate is the raw power of a pop sentiment. from what I've seen with brostep/midrange evolving out of classic dubstep anthems like Rusko & Caspa's...

I think I agree with that statement only to the extent that EDM, as a voracious pop behemoth, is weakening the genres it exploits. as its shadow looms bigger and bigger over techno, house, dubstep, trap etc., the originality of the individual genres gets lost in the shuffle (and goes...

seconded.