#OUTSIDER MUSIC

[daxnorman]

Ghost Guitar

[theopiumeater]

The Artwork of Daniel Johnston

[yourfavealbumisgender]

The Pod by Ween is Bisexual!

requested by @annacore13

[alien-thembo]

I need more abstract, crunchy, wavy, weird!!1!! music to listen to so if y'all have suggestions please share them! I don't care about language & no genre is off limits either I love metal, I love EDM, I love kpop, I love bluegrass, I love everything!!!! Thank you :-]

[lynnstarrisdead]

My second album is finally done. Out August 28th 2024.

[boxforblackpaul]

Neutral Milk Hotel

[mollitusss]

Goblin Mode ❌ Sicko Mode ❌

Sato Mode ✔️

[guerrilla-operator]

WESLEY WILLIS AND MORTIIS

[damien-devil-art]

I RE-RELEASED MY FIRST ALBUM WITH slightly BETTER AUDIO QUALITY! ^w^ @discover-underground-bands

[hisiggy]

Happy birthday Daniel Johnston this Is him celebrating his birthday over the years

[the-macabre-goatman]

This image is basically everything I like. I tried to compile all the favorite bands and styles. Of course, a lot was left out. for example, my favorite films and several bands that certainly deserved space on the poster. bands like C.W.Stoneking (my favorite musician), Joe Meek, The Residents, Psychic TV and the Cleaners From Venus (Martin Newell), Tom Waits... of films, I could have written Valerie and her week of wonders. Muholland Drive. Paris, Texas. American Graffiti or Moonrise Kingdom. Anyway, even though a lot of things were left out, a lot of my aesthetic is still here. Consider this image, kind of my version of that Meet The artist challenge. - I personally love Sarah Records, Goosebumps, the 60s, 70s and 80s (I literaly live in the past, baby. All my clothes, music and everything comes directly from the past!) outsider music, Twin Peaks and many others. Anyway, it took some work for me to put together this image, but I hope someone in this wild wild world gives some value to it. Ha ha.

[burlveneer-music]

Fossil Cocoon: The Music of K. Yoshimatsu

Cult Japanese outsider composer K. Yoshimatsu’s key 1980’s works are collected and reissued for the first time on new career retrospective Fossil Cocoon, binding ambient, abstract punk, music concréte and purist songwriting into a single unified artform. Over a furiously prolific period from 1980 to 1985, K. [Koshiro] Yoshimatsu composed, recorded and released some forty albums in the span of a few years. These records primarily appeared under his own name, some required aliases, and others saw him compose, arrange, and produce for friends and peers in his creative circle. All of them, however, surfaced on Japan’s cult and inimitably fertile DD. Records, an astonishingly exhaustive catalogue once described as “the most amazing DIY effort ever undertaken to document an alternative music scene”. Led by close Yoshimatsu associate T. [Tadashi] Kamada, DD. Records released exactly 222 cassettes of brazenly, addictively weird Japanese outsider music over a period of five years, each with typewritten liner notes and enigmatically constructed Xerox artwork of found materials.  (Read the rest here)

[brainfeedarchiv]

"Go along to your local music shop and run your fingers over a Casiotone keyboard." Sounds, November 11, 1981

[tinydabber]

Why even Dracula will be there