Eat the Graveyard (me) - No One's Ever Really Gone

I always feel self-conscious telling anyone about my music but I guess it’s easy for people to ignore a thread if they’re not interested. I just posted an album of stuff thats been 98% done for like a year (lol) to bandcamp! It’s mostly lo fi late night stoney type stuff made mostly on hydrasynth, digitakt 1 and nymphes. Nothing fancy but im proud of it :smiley:

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I love the title. Very evocative.

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Thanks! 🩷

Posting so I remember to listen to this when I find the time. Cool you’re putting stuff out there!

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No need to feel self-conscious about posting your hard work that you are proud of! Props on the release; I love lofi late night stoney type stuff, as you so eloquently described it, so I will be checking this out later as well!

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Only a couple songs in but I really like this. Great work!

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Thanks you guys! @m0ld @maymind_trax @Azzarole

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I like the vibe of “goodnight part 1”

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Purchased on Bandcamp.
Nice work! Keep it up!

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Aw jeez @ViolentMeals, and you even paid for it! Thank you! Elektronauts rule. I know I’m not making the most groundbreaking or mind-blowing music - not beating myself up or anything, i just recognize my own limitations and humble goals, and also I’ve heard what other people here make lol - but I appreciate that it doesn’t really matter, we’re just stoked for each other. Super appreciate you all and this little non-hell part of the internet :pray:

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Keratin :fire: :japanese_ogre::fire:

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Those drums are from an old Arab On Radar song. i love the way it came out. I really want to dig for more breaks for the next one :pray:

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Really nice album @get.up.trinity ! I’ve enjoyed every piece of it starting from Track 01. You’ve got some nice melodies there. I like the evolution from Track to Track, the minimalism, the overall Sound and I love the Kicks. Great release, congrats! Waiting for Bandcamp Fridays.

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Aw thank you! Yeah I really was trying to start in one place and end up in a pretty different place by the end. You guys!

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Finally had an unbroken half hour or so to listen to the album all the way through. Really good work, I loved every second of it. The hazy atmosphere, the restraint practiced to keep things simple, it’s all great. Exactly the kind of atmosphere I want while on a morning walk. And then that last song is, comparatively, quite the assault. Love it.

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Lovely work! You have a wonderfully minimal sound, and you’re more far adept than you let on at conjuring quite the palette from it. This whole album simply oozes humanity. I also thoroughly enjoy the genre “mom stuff”

some (more abstract) comments

Good Night Part 01: a slumbering lilt, the crust of sleep just starting to sparkle in your eyes, twinkling, evocative of fireflies and stars, an original lullaby dueting with a generational music box

Good Night Part 02: a darkness, an unaware unawareness collating dust like a nebula casting stars, a need to move forward even as your feet stumble and slog, a crossing of the threshold, an invitation to dream while basking in the TV’s soft cathode glow, a sudden awakening

A Child In A Mask: a wandering of the halls, the carpet is soft, the nightmares are quelled, the kids are sleeping again, aware as ever of each creak the house makes as you sneak back to a place to dream, the alarm clock halating your unconsciousness, a final warm comfort

Mindful Self Indulgence: a mantra sleepily repeated as you move through the motions of wakefulness, your body is autonomous in its routine, leaving your mind space to wander elsewhere as the task takes over

Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them: a deep breath and a dark step into the unknown, a search for an impossibility wrapped up in your utmost certainty, a cyclic and precious journey, another conversation with a phasmid only you know how to find

Screening The Last Jedi For Your Inner Child: a wash of inspiration, that frenetic energy, a building sprint ending in a soaring leap, lofty suspension and a forgetting to touch the ground, a wild and freeing sense of speed, an arrival, that ever expansive universe ahead

Race You To The Starlight: a lucid awareness of elsewhere, a filtering of lingual murmurations, an abrupt awakening to a narrativizing of your surroundings

Keratin: a valiant attempt to quell the rage, but an attempt nonetheless, breaking, panting, painting, smear frames outlining every move, and then stillness, an internal reorganization, a reclamation of the rage and a grand catharsis, and then a powering down

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keratin rips!

love the drums on mindless self indulgence

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Aw man you guys im blushing!

@m0ld thank you so much!

@tovia oh man, above and beyond, I legit treasure everything you’ve written here 🩷🩷

@shrewlord thanks! That one was an exercise in taking live drum one-shots and making a beat out of them that felt like it could breathe, I like the way it turned out too :smiley:

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Tis not “above and beyond,” but “as it deserves” :purple_heart:

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You’re very kind and I appreciate it :pray::pray: