(Lo-fi) follow-ups, flash­backs, rar­i­ties & oddities

I haven’t had enough lo-fi recently, so I decided to ded­i­cate today’s salad entirely to this phe­nom­e­non. Of course, this is still about singers and songs, so don’t worry. Plus, this list is going to be longer than usual.

Teen Suicide is all about the infa­mous angst of the age in the name. Amazing how that and lo-fi go together so well. (via Ad Hoc)

flat­sound is a huge favorite of mine. Here’s another song by him, enjoy!

I guess this is how a pop song should sound in 2012. (Or is it sim­ply time­less?) Reminds me a bit of M83, but Observer Drift is lo(wer)-fi, which I like.

Connie Converse must be alive. If any­one sees her tell her I miss her. Thanks.

This is dream folk, folks. The Range of Light Wilderness.

And this is (dream) punk-folk. Made-up gen­res don’t mean much any­way. The Soft Walls is the solo project of Dan Reeves. (via HEY)

Nicolas Falcon from Milan likes The Beatles, and I wel­come that kind of direct­ness in his recordings.

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (ver­sion 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the lat­est ver­sion here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.

We Are Trees breathe noise. (via Turntable Kitchen)

Tenement’s music is sur­real and a bit abstract at the same time. I wish there was a track like this at least once in a year fea­tured in the Billboard Top 100. Well, I keep on dreaming…

Dusted proves that falsetto can sound good in a lo-fi arrange­ment as well. (via Another Dying Artform)