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update, February 1st, 2026

Dear friends and followers of clongclongmoo. It's great to have you here. As you may have noticed, the site has changed a bit. Some people wanted to be able to access the music with fewer clicks. That should work again now. Here's a quick note to everyone who uses relatively new platforms such as Mirlo, Faircamp, or Coop: feel free to use the submit form to draw attention to your new music. I'd especially appreciate hearing from anyone who runs a netlabel with free Creative Commons music. Thank you! Konrad from clongclongmoo

music tagged with: rock

Southern City‘s Lab podcast – Musical Socialism

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Southern City‘s Lab podcast

“Musical Socialism”

Представляем вам подкаст, посвященный прошедшему на просторах нашего лейбла музыкального конкурса под яркой вывеской “Музыкальный социализм”. Экспериментальный проект, направленный на то, чтобы познакомить аудиторию одних музыкантов с творчеством других, пришелся многим по вкусу! В подкасте будут представлены по одной песне от каждого участника!

01. – Артек Электроника – Время
02. – Павкашавет Бантут – Разожгли костры
03. – Logic Puzzle – Turbo 80
04. – Pauca Verba – Мы вернемся
05. – Victory Band – Праздничная
06. – Ховбай Хвекмеев & Pk jazz Collective – Плавный в ванной
07. – Фиорд – Марш в тапках
08. – Break The Bans – Gay Bar
09. – Pk jazz Collective – Keep Talking

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posted 08 November 2015

Dry Time – Dog Days

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Dry Time

“Dog Days”

Well, punk-rock in not dead obviously! Alive and kickin’!

01. Dry Time – 3:50
02. Social Hangover – 3:24
03. Generation Drop – 2:34
04. Tramp – 2:21
05. Thrills – 2:38
06. Day Before Disaster – 2:30
07. Addicted – 2:33
08. Scarf – 3:08
09. Xanax – 3:28
10. Bullet – 1:52
11. Great Unknown – 1:55
12. Don’t You Know – 3:14
13. 66 – 2:11
14. Dog Days Are Coming – 6:15

Total time: 41:53

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posted 04 November 2015

DonPepego – Steam and Electricity

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DonPepego

“Steam and Electricity”

Rock, alternative, bossa-nova… You name it! More than a feeling!

DonPepego – Steam and Electricity (EP)

01. Last Lullaby – 3:51
02. Bossa Blue – 4:31
03. He Knows – 3:23
04. All Kinds of Drinks – 6:56
05. Sparkles – 3:31
06. Misty Eye – 2:17
07. Mru – 2:42

Total time: 27:11

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posted 04 November 2015

Pk jazz Collective & Павкашавет Бантут – Евангелие от Гиперборейского

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Pk jazz Collective & Павкашавет Бантут

“Евангелие от Гиперборейского”

Новое авангардное творение от Pk jazz collective & “Павкашавет Бантут”, представлено в стиле любительского немецкого артхауса времён VHS носителей. Материал был снят и оцифрован с плёнки, во время путешествия по Китаю, с аналоговой полупрофессиональной камеры Panasonic NV-GS27.

«Всё отлично, грех жаловаться, надо ещё научиться душевную боль терпеть. Хотя, если совсем заглушать чувства, то и не будет рождаться новых творений.» [Сергей Гиперборейский]

Music: Вячеслав Коротин (Pk jazz Collective)
Lyrics: Сергей Гиперборейский (Павкашавет Бантут)
Оператор и режиссёр: Владимир Боярский
Монтаж: Dreamer

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posted 26 October 2015

Cinema Noir – Fernweh

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Cinema Noir

“Fernweh”

After an EP (2012), a track (alternative take) in the anniversary compilation (2013), and a CD (2014); the band CINEMA NOIR from Palermo returns with “Fernweh”, a new album of electro post-rock sound with a maturity and a strong inclination towards a precise experimentation magically expressed with songs marked by the major presence of electronic than previous works and without any intention to retrace styles and paths already undertaken over the years. The need to explore new sound spaces and new methods of confrontation are apparent in a collaboration with the band VEIVECURA knowed during their concerts in the summer of 2014, in a track played each other and in the very successful reinterpretation of the song “Alice” from the first EP “Children kill ants” (2012) now electrified and transformed into “Parrots And Palms”; architects of a need for renewal and sudden upgrade of themselves and with few but effective words presenting their album:

Fernweh is nostalgia of places never visited, it’s the uncontrollable desire to leave, travel, explore. This album explores unusual musical lands and at the same time familiar, featuring collaborations and musical exchanges. The album is characterized by post-rock in symbiosis with electronic wisely dosed, trademark of the band that this time he meets a formula not yet experienced by the band: the collaboration with other musicians. The indie-pop VEIVECURA, creates a strange and fascinating musical mix for a two-way comparison (Fernweh and Persepolis)
CINEMA NOIR

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posted 23 October 2015

Simon Waldram – Inside Out

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Simon Waldram

“Inside Out”

New 5 song EP from singer-songwriter and sound-maker Simon Waldram, Nottinghamshire, UK.

During his musical journey Simon’s been exploring many different paths: drone, acoustic singer-songwriter, psychedelia, twee pop, electronic etc. Always in a pure lo-Fi key.
On his new EP Simon gives us five new beautiful pop-pearls with its feet standing steady in 60´s psychedelia, punk rock and a brilliant DIY attitude.

23 SECONDS NETLABEL

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posted 20 October 2015

Ars Sonor – Sjöarna

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Ars Sonor

“Sjöarna”

“Sjöarna”… According to the researchers of Högskolan i Gävle, people in Sweden turn to nature instead of religion when going through a major life crisis. “Naturen har blivit det heligaste vi har”, nature has become the holiest that we have… This album, inspired by Swedish nature, was created during the darkest times when it comes to the personal life crisis, and I’m glad that something good came out of it creative-wise as well.
‪#‎ambient‬ ‪#‎drone‬ ‪#‎postrock‬
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posted 18 October 2015

Bright Falls – Self​​-​​Titled

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Bright Falls

“Self​​-​​Titled”

Bright Falls take their name – surely – from the Xbox game and related live-action web series “Alan Wake.” In essence the main narrative arc concerns a writer who, while spending time in the backwaters of Washington State – i.e., in Bright Falls – finds that his wife has disappeared. Then, to make matters worse, he is unnerved by a snowballing series of events that appear to come from some novel he only vaguely recalls writing. The further he travels into the fir trees and away from city lights, the less control he has over his destiny. Hence, perhaps, the tendency towards surreal reverie both in Bright Falls’ PR materials and the definitions of their music as “gentle shoegaze that’s occasionally prone to meditative psychedelia”.
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posted 13 October 2015

Jan Strach – Trawiaste Miasto

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Jan Strach

“Trawiaste Miasto”

Jan Strach, a lofi artist and an avid worshipper of the DIY doctrine, returns with another full length, as sprawling and ecclectic , as are JS’s inspirations: Frank Zappa, P.M. Dawn, 90s nostalgia, the city of Poznań, cheesy Casio sounds, odd time signatures, wacky chord changes.

There are no dull moments here, no filler, genres skipping between synth pop, grunge, progressive elements and even elements of reggae and fusion jazz interludes. The landscape is filled with elements of 90s popculture (through a Polish lens), and the cryptic lyrics describe, in Polish, nostalgic reality with poetic pathos. All the songs are , as all on Underpolen netlabel, with a lo-fi angle and a homeproduced charm.

Jan Strach is always ready to play with forms and genres. There is a song in 15/16 about a clock, adding 1 letter each verse up to 12. There is a bluegrass/country song with a warped synth interlude. An upbeat Casio pop number which suddenly erupts with farmyard samples which transform it into a swinging jazz instrumental. And so on.

The main hero of the album, however is the melody. It is clear that this is Jan Strach’s first love, and the thing that he keeps aiming for. Amidst all this disregard for genre and stylistic clarity, the one utmost pervasive tendency can be seen, and that is, to keep the tunes pretty and memorable.

Released on Jan Strach’s Underpolen Netlabel, where you can find all of his other projects and bands, as well as other riveting DIY acts

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posted 16 September 2015

Actitud Palestina – Grito yLucha

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Actitud Palestina

“Grito yLucha”

nside the scene of the underground punk was born the idea of ​​forming a group serious and concrete, with fresh ideas and pungent.

The musicians were from Partido de la Matanza, one of the 24 areas that make up the Greater Buenos Aires, and more precisely of Isidro Casanova. The group moves between the musical direction of punk, ska, reggae and other styles, without a fixed direction. The message is directed towards the enemies of all time: corruption, political, police, press and power, always adhering to social struggle.

All’interno del giro del punk underground nacque l’idea di formare un gruppo serio e concreto, con idee fresche e pungenti.

I musicisti erano del Partido de la Matanza, una delle 24 aree che compongon ola Grande Buenos Aires, e più precismente di Isidro Casanova. Il gruppo si muove tra le coordinate musicali del punk, dello ska, del reggae e di altri stili, senza una direzione fissa. Il messaggio è diretto, verso i nemici di sempre : corruzione, politici, polizia, stampa e il potere, sempre aderendo a messagi sociali e di lotta.

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posted 05 September 2015

Life Like Thunderstorms – Awkward Balance

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Life Like Thunderstorms

“Awkward Balance”

Life Like Thunderstorms

“Awkward Balance”

Release Date: July 23, 2015 (Altered State Reflections)

1.) Resonate (4:16)
2.) Sneak Attack (3:48)
3.) Deeply Lucid (3:39)
4.) Blazing Paths (2:55)
5.) Instant Kujo (2:03)
6.) Improv Ambient Bass Jamm In The Key Of D (3:12)
7.) Fleeing Dreams (3:39)

All Music Written And Played By Jared C. Balogh in Spring/Summer of 2015

“Awkward Balance” recorded by Jared C. Balogh at Altered State Reflections

Awkward Balance” is released on Altered State Reflections (ASR109)

Lisa Farrow appears on Ukulele on song “Improv Ambient Bass Jamm In The Key Of D”

Sample Credz:

“Instant Kujo” samples used from movie “Cujo”

“Fleeing Dreams” samples from “unknown documentary”

Artist/Net Label Info:

http://www.alteredstateofmine.net
https://www.twitter.com/J_BALOGH1
http://www.alteredstatereflections.blogspot.com

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posted 30 July 2015

intouch – Dead Brother

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intouch

“Dead Brother”

Dead Brother SP was inspired by novels of the American writer Ayn Rand. Dead Brother represents the potential every human desires to unlock. Unable to do this one becomes trapped in despair and neverending regret. Thus the “Brother” dies leaving a hollow space inside one’s body and condemning one to live a lie.
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posted 29 July 2015

Jan Strach – Nie ma jak w domu e.p.

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Jan Strach

“Nie ma jak w domu e.p.”

Released as part of the first global Netlabel Day, this e.p. by Jan Strach continues the tradition started with the previous e.p., “Jan Strach Piszczy W Narożniku”. It collects songs and instrumentals created while Jan Strach was working on his full length albums, their only problem being that they did not fit in with the longplays’ general atmosphere.

Otherwise, Jan Strach is proud and happy to present to the world this collection of beautiful things, as usual with JS full of stylistic surprises: a wobbly weave of ping-pongy piano combined with a barely breathing flute and a dirty one-string guitar; a marimba-stylophone luau reverberating as if from a cave with stomping and finger snaps. A shoe-noisy dreamy rock tune about travelling birds, and a punk thing with girly choruses in a time signature of i-lost-count/4 and a toy and a flute; that’s not all.

As usual with Underpolen Netlabel offerings it is lo-fi, diy, full of odd passionate homemade energy.

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posted 27 July 2015

Pk jazz Collective & Ховбай Хвекмеев – Добро пожаловать в Москвич

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Pk jazz Collective & Ховбай Хвекмеев

“Добро пожаловать в Москвич”

Southern City‘s Lab is participating in the first Netlabel Day ever!

And presents you with a joint single two best artists of the label.

Where in the computer synthesis merged Soviet romanticism and nostalgia for the psychedelic revolution of the ’60s

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posted 16 July 2015

Cairo Braga – Thanatos

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Cairo Braga

“Thanatos”

Cairo Braga’s new single ‘Thanatos’ is the first chapter of his first album cycle (prefaced by his previous single ‘Nature Boy’).
the song is a personal reflection upon the death drive and how to live with it, or not live at all. it’s backed with a cover of Girls’s ‘Lust For Life’ as an attempt to bring a less fateful perspective to an ill-fated narrative. but does it really succeed in that intention?

this release is part of Netlabel Day 2015, the worldwide independent free music event on July 14th. know more at http://netlabelday.blogspot.com

produced by Cairo Braga. guitar by leitecruz. ‘Thanatos’ written by Cairo Braga. ‘Lust For Life’ written by Christopher Owens.

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posted 14 July 2015

Artem Bemba – Basscoast

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Artem Bemba

“Basscoast”

Endless journey across the planet with an infinite shape-shifting and color of plants, located somewhere on the edge of the infinite worlds. Musical soundscapes created by echoes of civilizations, radio waves passed through billions of light-years through the stellar dust.
Sound dream in the space of lost univers
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posted 08 July 2015

The Original Beekeepers – How The River Runs Dry

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The Original Beekeepers

“How The River Runs Dry”

Linear Obsessional presents the new album from English underground pop mainstays The Original Beekeepers, who have been releasing low-level works of sardonic pop genius for the best part of 30 years.

“How The River Runs Dry” is a collection of interconnected songs that piece together a story set in British suburbia. Featuring dryly humorous lyrics and the kind of intricate arrangements (including a brass section and guest vocalists) for which the band has become known, this album, several years in the making, has been described by the band as “probably our best / most consistent work since 2002”.

The Original Beekeepers are Linear Obsessional’s resident pop group, and this album, running from the exquisite pop of “Cats On Window Sills” to the Sun Ra skank of “Breaking Down” demands your attention.

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posted 26 June 2015

Emerald Park – Go!Go!Go!

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Emerald Park

“Go!Go!Go!”

23 Seconds Netlabel proudly presents our sixth release by the Malmö indie pop group, Emerald Park.

In 2015, Emerald Park have taken on a somewhat more divergent musical persona. With much experimentation, their sound has grown beautifully, travelling from acoustic and ukelele-driven tunes to more indie pop and electronic atmospheres, the band having shifted towards the use of electric guitars, Moogs and various synths. The Swedish outfit find strength and resource in this continuous progress, making the new 7-track album “Go!Go!Go!” a very compelling record and listening experience.
Enjoy the music www.23seconds.org

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posted 24 June 2015

Taker 51 – Lorem Ipsum

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Taker 51

“Lorem Ipsum”

Happy Puppy is pleased to add the music of Taker 51 from Spain to our little home on the net. It’s the personal project of Raul Díaz, where he blends an organic mix of electric and acoustic sounds, ranging from ambient to industrial.

I supposed it would be labeled as ‘post-rock’ (a term I’ve never really understood), but there’s also some nice progressive rock elements, as heard on the opening track “Supercell”. It’s got lots of cool synths, guitars and drums. It’s nicely arranged, produced and played and we hope you enjoy it as much as we.

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posted 13 June 2015