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Might not be that obscure but Ratatat. No idea why it's not a mainstream success.

I really like Planning for Burial

death's dynamic shroud. I don't do vaporwave much anymore, but I can sit there and listen to a dds.wmv tape for an entire week on repeat. Personal recommendations are the "Evangelis" tape, and the "I'll Try Living Like This" album.

It’s tough to say whether they are obscure or not, they are “obscure” in the West but I believe all these artists are moderately well-known in Eastern Europe: I love Воровайкии, Uamee (Hardbass) and Молчат Дома, to be fair I think Molchat Doma is kinda known in the West also bc of Sudno memes.

best song of Lehrer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdtAFIl2jhc

I guess Igorrr and Naked City are some of the most, I don't know if exactly obscure, but hard to listen to, for sure.

I dont know how obscure these bands actually are, but i havent met anyone irl who listens to them...

King gizzard and the lizard wizard

Kikagaku Moyo

And

Altin Gün

Are some of my favorites

That's a hard one because the majority of my music taste is pretty obscure, I am a huge music nerd. Here are a couple:

Comus - First Utterance fucking dope dark/psych/acoustic folky band from the early 70's. Think like, evil Jethro Tull. One of my favorite albums, highly recommend

Elizabeth Color Wheel - Nocebo Seen this band 3 times and they always make me cry, so good. Heavy noisy wall of sound chaotic melodic hardcoreish goodness. If you like My Bloody Valentine this might be up your alley, they are heavier.

Pinnochio - S/T Fast, fun, femme vocal punk rock that makes you wanna pogo

Derek Messink. YT algorithm recommended one of their tracks one time and I listen to their music since then.

Theeeeeere's
Antimony Arsenic Aluminum Selenium

Pete Seeger is most definitely NOT obscure in any sense of the word, but i wanna share my favorite song of his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJBksL69gX4

I really like Danny Schmidt and Satellite High but the Nightvale Weather Report has some 240 very high quality songs each from a small group or individual musicians. Might be worth a look on shuffle and you'll likely find a couple small artists you really enjoy. Jerusalem and "Bill and Annie" have completely different vibes to illustrate how diverse the playlist is.

Whitewoods, also known as Bug Your Parents.

Made somewhat popular by Pyrocynical from his use of their song Beachwalk in his outro, along with Whitewoods revolutionizing Vaporwave by basically founding the genre. However many of their songs are extremely obscure and I assume that absolutely no one knows who they are.

Beachwalk: https://youtu.be/oF9yHO-UUws

12 million views, so definitely a hit, but they are overall very small and obscure in the grander scheme of things.

John prine

There is this super obscure Australian prog metal band (in a King Crimson kind of way, not the Dream Theater kind) called Serious Beak that released this awesome album 9 years ago called Huxwhukw. It's some early djenty stuff in there too, I think it sounds amazing. I've always tried to get people into it but with no luck.

Serious Beak - Huxwhukw

Faux Fiction. They are a garage rock band from Minnesota in the US, love them.

Too add some Indian indie flavor to the mix, MALFNKTION is relatively obscure, the guy samples dialogues from old Bollywood movies to make funky electronic tracks.

Scale the summit is pretty good if you like instrumental music focused around the guitar

Chicajo he mostly did System Shock remixes and C&C inspired music. Sadly, he stopped making music after his stroke in 2016 and his website has been down for years.

Chicajo - Drone

Playlist of Chicajo's System Shock Remixes

Chicajo - Bog 2004, ignore the anime picture this is actually a remake of the C&C Red Alert 1 track by Frank Klepacki of the same name.

Bizarrely, the channel that exclusively uses completely unrelated anime pictures has the most complete collection of his original tracks on youtube.

I listen to a lot of metal and some of the genres and bands I like are kind of obscure to people who aren't familiar with the genre. I really like Mongolian folk metal (i.e., Nine Treasures) but Vvilderness released a great album I basically listen to on repeat lol

I also like Lana Del Rey though.

I loved Slugabed's and Samuel Organ's collaborative project Peter Talisman. There's only one album out though and I don't know if they're going to make more. I've never heard music like that and so hasn't the Internet, because neither spotify, youtube or last fm is able to give me something similar to it.

I doubt they're considered obscure, just a bunch of indie bands, but some of my top listened to artists of the past few years have been these:

• Pom Pom Squad
• illuminati hotties
• Cheekface
• Beach Bunny
• VIAL
• Wet Leg

I don't know how obscure they are, but the band Naked City made quite an obscure album called Leng Tch'e (not the band called something similar) that I simply love. I wouldn't call it easy listening, but there's just something about it that hits the spot for me. I can recommend Naked City in general if you're down for some jazz-grindcore-surfer-metal. Yeah, they don't really fit into any one genre, or any five even.

I have a few but The Private Sector is a good one.

https://youtu.be/N90dxcCmfOU

Interested to know who else knows of the following:

• Lightning Bolt
• Iglooghost
• Dorian Concept
• Speaker
• Ladies of Sport

Probably Nothingface. I feel like my music taste is mostly stuff that’s avant-garde in a popular way (say Limp Bizkit, or Xxxtentacion). That’s why I’d say nothingface, because it’s like what I generally like, but I’ve never heard anyone mention it, irl or online (I found it in a search result for the word communist). In additions Sankara’s great, and only known online.

Lawrence

Phoebe Katis

Been listening to Trousdale recently.

I could get more obscure but I personally know them and I'm trying to be anonymous on Lemmy.