>>96077
How do you find them

Good artists have a soul. Famous artists have good looks, sex appeal, forgettable, indistinguishable from one another

>>96079
Last FM is good.
Rarely, very rarely on spotify it will suggest some stuff you have not heard and has not been heard by many but this is rare as it seems to always suggest the same music.

I go onto last FM and just type in a genre and search through all the artists that pop up starting from the last page working my way through. Sometimes you find some great music.
This is a good hobby for miners! I am playing new music while reading and that is what makes it a good hobby as you can do it while doing other things. Your head can actually start hurting after looking for lots of music though!

>>96080
What is popular now is normally just what is marketable as an image I agree but there are some "popular" music that is good also. My idea of popular is very skewed though!

>>96077
Please share those musicians. I like obscure stuff too
currently listening to an old live performance of Chiaki Sato
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RM-KbAGAWA

>>96085
embeded a song.
Currently just playing the for carnations and similar bands.

Playing that link you shared.
Shy about sharing music on here!

>>96088
I like that a lot. Good taste anon.

>>96089
Like what you shared! saved
thanks chu 2.

too lazy to do anything but listen to music. how do you find your music?
this is a spanish track that you may enjoy as similar feel

this needs love also. Japanese Duster!

>>96077
if they're that good anon, you must share them. spread it to the right people and you have come to the right place desu

>>96077
Give me some recs, anon. I like pretty much everything from 90s rock to women like Kate Bush and Joanna Newsom and Julia Holter to ambient to obscure emo. I used to hang out on a lot on mp3 blogs when I was a couple of years younger.

Freshman Year by Hop Along, Queen Ansleis will forever remain my favorite album, though. They have this EP — Is Something Wrong? — and it’s so good.

I'm like this with comics and video games. It's really sad how many normies base their life experience around things they already recognize.

I have normie-adjacent music taste so most artists I listen to have at least 100+ fans, but one thing that’s sort of similar is:
>find a new artist
>listen to everything they’ve made over their career in like a month on repeat
>wonder why there isn’t anything else
>google.com
>Wikipedia says they died/quit music years ago

>>96077
>Does the amount of good artists out there that never get any love bother anyone else? I imagine it would be the same for other artforms also.
It's the same for all art. The Pareto Distribution is absolutely devastating.

Moved to >>>/media/20206.