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Brand-new release from Amon Tobin (as Cujo). Definitely worth a listen. Particularly enjoyed the tracks "Beats of Eden" and "One Like This."

Recent re-release (August 28) of the seminal coldwave album by Opéra De Nuit. Great stuff.

Punk rock from Vigo, Spain from the early 80s. Part of the movida viguesa from the 80s. Don't know how often something like this (i.e., non-English) gets shared here, but might be of interest to some in this sub.

From Bandcamp: "Nuhara is a Sicilian trio blending ancient oral traditions with contemporary electronic sound. Drawing from archival recordings collected since the 1950s, their music reimagines traditional songs through a mix of ethnographic research and electroacoustic textures. The result is a unique dialogue between past and present, where forgotten sounds are reborn in a modern sonic landscape."

It's been a while since I posted here but thought some people here might enjoy this avant-prog/noise/experimental album. [More info about the album on Discogs.]

Caught this while watching a recording of a 1997 MTV Chill Out Zone episode (aired in Europe). Definitely a weird/trippy video that fits the sub.

I ran into this while watching an old video of MTV's Chill Out Zone from 1997. So good. You can listen to the whole album on Bandcamp (Empire State Building).

I've expressed my love of 120 Minutes in this sub before, but this MTV show (which aired between 1996 and 2001) likely fits the theme of this subreddit even more. You want 2am fever dream type of stuff that was on MTV? This is it. If you want a bit more background on the show, here's a brief Wikipedia article about Amp.

[Note: The same person who uploaded that video also uploaded additional videos from Amp from 1998 that you can find on this page.]

IMO, Jellyfish is a criminally underrated early-90s band. They only released two albums, Bellybutton and Spilt Milk, but both are worth checking out (especially Bellybutton). This video captures some of the weird 60s revival that was happening in the early 90s (e.g., Groove is in the Heart, etc.).

Generally, this isn't my type of music, but I've loved this song/video ever since the first time I caught it on MTV.

An odd video from my childhood. I remember it being much more...sensual?...but it's just really weird (and not sensual in the slightest, which makes the video a really strange match for the lyrics).

Palermo score early (3') to put pressure on the visitors, but Catanzaro's three goal advantage proves decisive. Palermo add another goal late (89') but can't find third goal that would have secured their progression.

As such, the final is set: Monza v Catanzaro (to be played 29.5.26 at Monza).

[EDIT: The final is two legs: 24.5.26 at Catanzaro, 29.5.26 at Monza.]

Full disclosure: I kind of like this song. It brings back fond 1980s memories. However, it's a bit...odd, since the lyrics are mostly retelling of Bible stories. Had some fairly constant rotation in the 80s, but most people from the era would likely just remember "And We Danced."

Scotland squad announcement for 2026 World Cup with Deadbeat Gospel playing in the background. Thought some here might enjoy the song's appearance "in the wild."