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Prog rock
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I'm not sure whether this will truly be a "daily" phenomenon, but we'll see!

 

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http://music.streetritual.com/album/holdin-it-down

EDM
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A E S T H E T I C O R E (lol)
no email required (I wish the rest of their stuff was NYP. Reminds me of MBR)

 

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Jazz trio
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Another Jumpsuit release!
From the email, this is a combo of "hiphop, world, funk, and soul music"
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Retrosynth
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Only one track, but posting to explain that this artist, "Nu", used to be called "EnV", which overlapped with another artist with the same name.
Drum n Bass
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http://music.drtoast.com/album/oz-so-late

Ambient Electro
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Chillhop
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Vocal Indie Rock
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(very) Darksynth. //finally a Perturbator album with SFW album art
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Ambient psychill
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Experimental electronic
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[xslimmiejimmiex]

Thanks to the JoeRoganExperience (podcast #964, FYI ), I heard about Everlast's latest project that is available for free:
https://www.warpornindustries.com/mixtape/
Hip hop/Rap

 

[molecule]

Thanks to the JoeRoganExperience (podcast #964, FYI ), I heard about Everlast's latest project that is available for free:
https://www.warpornindustries.com/mixtape/
Hip hop/Rap

Thanks for this! Many of these are the perfect tempo for running (I like 165-210).

On a side note, is there a way to change the title of a Head-Fi thread? While that album was mp3 only, TBH I often DL albums in mp3 320 depending on the album. Right now I would greatly prefer any (good) legally-free music in any format (perhaps you all disagree, IDK).

So maybe this thread could be called "Official Free FLAC (and other) File Music Sharing Thread". I mean, we accept WAV instead of FLAC if that's the only choice (though that can be compressed to FLAC w/out loss).

What do you all think about making the "rules" more flexible?