Jared C. Balogh is a musician/composer from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Jazz is the main foundation of Jared’s music, but he sees no limitations in the possibilities that can be created with music.

The Judas Hole convinces with beautiful and accurately arranged songs, partly concentrated to the perfect moment and partly overflowing you ears with impulsive soundscapes.

Referring to the meanwhileproject.ltd-philosophy to remix a track means total disintegration and reordering of the pieces. What is left, some guitar or bass parts or a vocal line, is rearranged in a different musical and electronic/ambient environment.

Following a year marred by personal tragedies, The Hathaway Family Plot has returned with its most intimate and direct album to date.

Jared C. Balogh is a musician/composer from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Jazz is the main foundation of Jared’s music, but he sees no limitations in the possibilities that can be created with music.

The second release of the JUDAS HOLE trilogy: THE SOBER EP includes songs and soundscapes which did not fit on the album, but arrange themselves in an expedient way as a self-contained EP…

A compilation with highlights, session recordings, unreleased tracks, acoustic versions and all the other stuff mega-bands use to fill the gap when they notice they haven’t had a real hit in over a year.

The follow-up to the This Is Sunday album from 2008, and a preview of the upcoming commercial release The Judas Hole.

“I’m interested in mixing electronic music with classic orchestral instruments, and made this album, very quickly, about one year ago. All songs on this album are in different genres. All songs are about love”.

Zloty Dawai did it again. They pressed the red button and recorded the sounds of their sine-powered engines that are transporting them through time and space – for more than a decade, now.

There was no plan, not a word was said before the first note crystallized… you close your eyes and bang: the trip starts…

After taking on capitalism, consumer culture, and art-as-commodity in their last album, The Hathaway Family Plot returns with a collection of songs about the joys of homeownership.

Beach Street is a laidback, groovy electropop EP from one of the most curious artists of the underground electropop scene.

First there was the sea. Then a beach.
Long time there was nothing. After that the humans came. And soon it was…
Sauna Planet

A homerecorded DIY mishmash of old tracks, quiet songs, homerecorded weirdo pop instrumentals, noisy stuff, little redundant experiments, lo-fi nonsense, kitsch, guitars, samples, electronica etc. Leftovers galore!

Zeptosound are interested in the boundary between order and chaos, and play an often improvised blend of classical, rock, new-age and jazz.

After a three year absence, Gorowski releases his fourth album “Sowilo” on WM Recordings. This time it’s a double-helping! Also featuring Swiss artist Crepesuzette.

Keshco are back! The quirky English trio of home-recorders are delighted to bring more odd sounds and catchy melodies to WM Recordings.

Structures for open improvisation, designed by Claudio Nuñez.

Debut compilation album from NLC member labels, looking to spread knowledge about the group and what it’s doing.

All Improv Avant Garde Acid Jazz, clown music, with a hint of darkwave industrial. Or whatever else comes to mind.

Six netlabels have teamed up for one release to celebrate the idea of free music, and to simply bring you the shit de la shit!

Stefano Roncarolo, a young and virtuoso Italian bass player, and Sandro Marinoni, flautist and trombonist.

Just an excuse to promote radical leftwing protest, make sick jokes, and criticize everything and everyone.

Solo guitar recorded live at The Subversive Workshop, June – July 2009.

D’r Sjaak is depressed, yet happy. Drunk, yet sober. Understated, yet danceable. Sleeping, yet awake.

Five years, 100 free albums, nearly 1000 free tracks. We hope you’ll celebrate with us.

Acoustic guitars, electro beats, harmonies, keyboards and samples abound.

Claudio Nuñez is a multi-instrumentalist playing anything from jazz to avant garde classical music.

Claudio Nuñez is a multi-instrumentalist playing anything from jazz to avant garde classical music.

A mini album filled with sounds of legendary synthesizers and dirty guitars.

Manuele Atzeni a.k.a. Miyazaki is a dj/producer from the underground music scene in Florence, Italy.

Lizard’s Tale, the second album by Sminky, consists of songs created at different times. That’s why they sound so different.

Sloppy, unmarketable, and sometimes flagrantly difficult to listen to.

A DIY eighties soundtrack filled with dusty hip hop beats, grooving bluesrock and straight forward metal riffs, heroic lo-fi guitar soloing and weird synth sounds – yes, bad taste, but great fun!

Panicphobia are a rock-quintet from Aarhus, Denmark. They play what they like to call “playful rock”, which is a mix between progressive and alternative.

Free improvisations on randomly detuned and often prepared (mostly acoustic) guitars, combined with other instruments/objects and environemental sounds.

Electro-experimentalists Thee Contortionists team up with WM Recordings artist Jeff McLeod.

Noteherder and McCloud are a duo based in Brighton, UK. This project was an attempt to fuse two strands of the local experimental music scene, and is based around live performance.

If this sounds like Krautrock-Techno, damned hard rock or a gay songwriter all mashed up in one indie pop stew, than that is just what I am.

An electronic-organic-independent-pop-alternative-folk-ambient album, not more or less.

Skryxl is aggressive free improv doom-core from the Southern USA.

Hello there – we’re Keshco, a quirky trio who have home-recorded four hour-long CDs over the last decade, together with countless unreleased projects.

The RABBiTS third release on WM Recordings “That Cave Of Love Part 1” is of course, yet again, an auditory thrill ride that will take you right to that muscular organ which by repeated rhythmic contractions gives life to you, me and the third.

Some more unclassifiable lo-fi home recorded sounds of melancholy and a soothing embrace of sadness, hard to pigeonhole but very ‘brunk-ish’.

Consisting of two musicians – Brandon Rizzo (trumpet, flugelhorn, keyboard) and Gabe Patti (saxophones) – the musical output of The Aperion Project ranges from live improvised music to electro-acoustic studio projects.

A further exploration of the melancholic and more accessible side of brunk.

Five instrumental analog dance tracks to make you feel good. The beats are bare and simple, the sounds nice and dirty.

Music from an imaginary place called ‘brunkville’.