Get all 29 Steven the Younger releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
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Grasp
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HIgh-ya
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TN1
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Us
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Forgiveness in G minor
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The Space Between Us
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B2
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Anfodlonrwydd
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Present
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NES High Pass Test 102
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Present II
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Steven the Younger Cleveland, Ohio
I don't really have formal training in music. I just listen to a lot of music and play a bit of guitar and bass. I thought I would give electronic music a try. It's all for fun, but I think it's cool that I make music, even if it is a hobby.
Steven the Younger recommends:
life changing moments seem minor in pictures
by C418
It's pumps me up and relaxes me at the same time. It's a great album that should be played all the way through every time. C418 has one of the most unique sounds out there.
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We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves
by John Maus
Dark synths, post-punk basslines, reverb-drenched vocals, and a pumping beat. This album is one of absolute genius. The songs remind me of the 1980's, but they have hints of baroque brilliance.
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It may be an addendum to Screen Memories, but the songs on here are just as good. Everything, from the Oswald von Wolkenstein cover to the remastered 1987 and I Want to Live, is fantastic.
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“Boogie Meets Beatdown” on this epic album from the mole, where ambient interludes lead into sudden and scary dark alleys.
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sometime after two, somewhere else
by mHz
A longform drone piece from New Zealand sound sculptor Mo H. Zareel plays subtly with listeners' perceptions as its layers unfold.
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The White Dog
by debashis sinha
debashis sinha’s “The White Dog” is full of eerie, immersive songs that quiver and stalk like shadows.
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