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"internet has probably had a massively positive effect on music in general." Yes, I agree with that. There are countless of interesting, unheard bands on the I
by kbart 10y ago
"internet has probably had a massively positive effect on music in general."
Yes, I agree with that. There are countless of interesting, unheard bands on the Internet from all over the world, not some clones of most popular bands, like it was usual in earlier days. Even Youtube offers some gems on random playlists from time to time.
"I am fond of Conscious Rot, Regredior and Ghostorm and even have a few old demos from those bands."
Wow, I'm surprised you know these bands, they are not widely known by younger "metalheads" even in my own country. Ghostorm was the all-time best metal band from Lithuania imho. Sadly, metal scene is virtually dead here nowadays..
- 3131s 10y agoI'm 28 now but during my teens I was totally obsessed with death metal, particularly from the early 1990s. I even felt nostalgia for not being old enough to witness that heyday of metal and the tape-trading / zine community around it, so I used to dig through used CD store racks and buy old demo tapes off Ebay with the money I'd earn working in the summers. I loved the feeling of finding an obscure gem that no one else knew about! Now you're right though, there are so many talented musicians just a few clicks away that it's head-spinning and I can't imagine a better time in history to be a music connoisseur.