Jules of Nature
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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RMH
Today's Document
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
trying on a metaphor
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Keni
Product Placement
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Peter Solarz
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@electroquirkmusic
Reblog and share! I dig through YouTube for forgotten and obscure synth, electro, mechanopop, retrowave, and assorted other robot music, most of it from small labels that have never had their catalogs migrated to any of the big streaming sites.
Since a lot of these tracks are too obscure to show up on the music services, I put together a YouTube playlist so y'all can listen in bulk. As videos are added to the blog queue, they will also be added to the playlist.
Venus Hum, 2009: “Get Out Of My Way!”
Leslie Hall (“No Pants Policy”, “Tight Pants / Body Rolls”) emerges from her subterranean slumber chamber with “Fossils & Fringe”
T.O.B.O.R. needs your help-
-to help you help yourself.
Or at least this missive would indicate that. If you are a human being trapped in or around Site 741-45, and you have not seen Venus, maybe you can help.
The long writeup version is over on @deepdreamnights.
This one's special to me.
Denise & The Beastie Girls - Top Secret
And the crowd went nuts.
Project Future, 1983: “Ray-Gun-Omics”
Maybe it’s for the better there’s not more of an electro following on Tumblr. I love a good “what if Kraftwerk funked it up” but I think we’d all get a little tired of this gif
The composer for Hotel Mario, Marc St. Regis, published music from the game on his personal website as part of his portfolio. Nearly all of it is music either found in the game or early/alternate versions of it.
However, there is one lengthy track that is a completely original melody that is not used anywhere in the finished game. Based on its structure and instrumentation, it appears to have been made for a hotel that may have been circus-themed.
Whether this was a scrapped idea for one of the hotels in the game or an entire unused hotel (the game is missing a hotel in its internal numbering, suggesting one was cut) is unknown.
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So does all the music in his portfolio sound like this or was it specific to Hotel Mario
Well his track on the Karate Kid soundtrack was a little more subdued but yeah that sounds like some synth rock by the Hotel Mario guy
St. Regis, 1984: “Rhythm Man”
Dead On A Sunday, 2025: darkwave industrial cover of “Hit Me Baby One More Time”
Lisa Lougheed, 1988: "Run With Us"
We talk sometimes about soundtracks that go harder than they have any reason to, but would you believe this was the theme song to a cartoon that looked like this:
Tok Tok vs Soffy O, 2000: "Missy Queen's Gonna Die"
Either really retro or really prescient--I would have guessed either mid-80s or late 2010s
'Lectric Workers, 1982: "Robot Is Systematic"
The great thing about early synth disco is that they loved to try out all the settings on the vocoders
Jem and the Holograms (Audio Cues from the Original Series 'Jem')
44 remastered tracks of instrumental background soundtrack music from the original “Jem and the Holograms” cartoon—not quite soft enough to qualify as lo-fi, but play it from a different room and you’ll be fine
Rob J Madin, 2014: "SNAKE"
If you've seen his work as the more talkative half of the Brett Domino Trio you know Rob is funny but also a really talented musician, so check out his non- (or maybe just less-)funny work
Soft Cell, 2022: "I'm Not a Friend of God"
Using their trademark dark synths to make a crooner song about why they're atheists
Gary Numan, recorded 1980 and released 2025: "Like a B Film"
Unreleased track from Telekon using some unusual rhythms
