
Slacker Punk
An inner voice of outrage, disbelief and a touch of gallows humor..
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39 songs
3:22

Sacred Duty
v5.5
Opening with a hypnotic, looping bassline that drives the song, lo-fi guitars lay out slacker rock textures while crisp, motorik percussion sets a krautrock pulse, Britpop-inspired melodic hooks shape the choruses, with wiry post punk guitar stabs and roomy analog synths filling the bridges
2:58

slacker rock, garage rock, 132 BPM, distorted power chords, paranoid baritone vocal, shouted group chorus, staccato bridge, stripped breakdown, hard stop ending, raw garage production, tape saturation, close mic drums, mono bass punch, spring reverb guitar, midrangy guitar crunch, tight dynamic build, conspiratorial hysteria, slacker rock drive
3:55

High-T / Low-T
v5.5
Opening with a hypnotic, looping bassline that drives the song, lo-fi guitars lay out slacker rock textures while crisp, motorik percussion sets a krautrock pulse, Britpop-inspired melodic hooks shape the choruses, with wiry post punk guitar stabs and roomy analog synths filling the bridges
3:22

Sleeper Cells
v5.5
post-punk, reggae punk, motorik krautrock pulse, distorted power chords, downstroked rhythm guitar, clangy bass guitar, dry snare crack, driving kick pattern, feedback guitar outro, spoken word bridge, deadpan male vocals, tape saturation, plate reverb, mono vocal compression, dusty vinyl crackle, Sho-Bud pedal steel, red Rhodes tremolo, stuttering guitar killswitches, political satire, fast tempo
4:54

Gun City
v4.5-all
Slacker rock, indie rock, laid-back groove, 112 BPM, spoken word lead vocal, half-sung refrains, conversational delivery, dry ironic tone, hypnotic bass ostinato, loose motorik drums, jangly electric guitars, simple melodic guitar answers between vocal lines, minimal guitar solo, warm tape saturation, subtle analog hiss, wide stereo image, understated arrangements, no big chorus, no epic climax, repetitive groove, relaxed tension, bittersweet humor, everyday frustration, economic anxiety told with deadpan wit, male vocal slightly detached but human, occasional female backing whispers and short responses, sparse Moog textures, dub delay throws on key phrases, long instrumental breathing spaces, melancholic but not depressing, reflective but sarcastic, the feeling of reading receipts at a kitchen table while the world becomes more expensive, observational storytelling, gradual fade-out, instruments slowly falling apart one by one at the end, intimate, intelligent, understated, catchy
3:30

Grunge, Garage Rock, Alternative Rock, Pacific Northwest, Fuzzy guitars, Driving drums, Loud male vocals, Arena gang shouts, Dirty bass, Raw analog production, Triumphant, Defiant, 128 BPM
3:49

Disregard This Line
v4.5-all
minimal electronic art pop deadpan spoken vocal delivery cold analog synth pulses underneath glitch artifacts and vocal stutter effects placed deliberately like a corrupted file rather than a mix error Electronic, Synth-pop, Krautrock ish robotic precision in the verses giving way to a folk, rock, blues, pop, art rock ish weary baritone confession tone on the more human lines chorus shifts to a slightly warped vocoder harmony the denial sung by what sounds like several instances of the same voice just out of phase with each other bridge drops to near silence a single sustained drone the spoken disclaimer delivered completely dry no percussion no reverb outro rebuilds with a stuttering glitch rap cadence tempo creeping up as the repetition builds then the track cuts off abruptly mid word rather than fading tempo around 70 bpm minor key production should feel like a chatbot s terms of service agreement set to music
3:05

WHERE'S MY PHONE
v4.5-all
Up-tempo, upbeat, catchy-as-fuck, hard-hitting bop, slacker rock, krautrock, experimental rock, Driving drums, fuzzed-out guitars, synth stabs, and gang vocals, Think arena-rock chorus with punk urgency
3:50

Lo-Fi, 1980s EBM, Slowcore, Reverb, Echo, Feedback, Double Track, Driving Trebly Bassline, Angular Jangly Electric Guitar, Pulsing Moog Synthesizer, Acoustic Drums, Bass Drum, Tom Toms, Snare Drum, Crash Cymbal, Ride Cymbal, Hi-Hat Cymbal, Metallic, Detached, Spoken-Word Male Vocals, Cockney British Accent, Raw, Gritty, Close-mic, 125BPM
4:00

Flat psychedelic acid rock, laid-back unresolved groove at 108 BPM, spoken word male lead vocal, tired conversational delivery like reading text messages aloud, dry deadpan tone, hypnotic bass ostinato, loose motorik drums with no fills, jangly slightly detuned electric guitars repeating a minimal riff, no solos, no build, no big chorus, no climax, Female backing vocal as whispered echoes and short spoken responses on key phrases — she is the voice being quoted, Velvet Underground-ish and Sparklehorse-ish texture, Sparse Moog haze, dub delay throws on the phrase "no such luxury, " faint analog hiss, warm tape saturation, wide stereo image, The track feels already in progress at the start and unfinished at the end, gradual fade-out with instruments falling away one by one until only the whispered female voice and hiss remain, Melancholic but sarcastic, intimate, observational, understated
2:28

Grunge, Garage Rock, Alternative Rock, Pacific Northwest, Fuzzy guitars, Driving drums, Loud male vocals, Arena gang shouts, Dirty bass, Raw analog production, Triumphant, Defiant, 128 BPM
3:11

Trump Pump
v5.5
Trippy psychedelic hip hop beat, heavy bassline, funky synth leads, raindrop splash sound effects synced to rhythm, English and Mandarin bilingual rap flow, dreamy neon city atmosphere, futuristic Chinatown vibes, acid-trip groove, lowrider cruising energy, spacey echoes and warped transitions, ultra-vivid and hypnotic mood
4:45

The Algae Agenda
v4.5-all
slacker rock, motorik krautrock, 90-110 BPM, drop D riffs, slide guitar bends, porch organ, room mic drums, swamp bass guitar, stereo percussion, tape saturation, plate reverb, lo-fi mix, phase-heavy guitars, radio announcer spoken word, deadpan male vocals, harmonized female backing vocals, midtempo stomp, conspiratorial swagger
3:55

spoken word satire, grunge americana, motorik krautrock pulse, desert psychedelic guitar, sho-bud pedal steel, red Rhodes electric piano, phase-heavy guitar solo, kill-switch stutter riffing, Neve 1073OPX room capture, wood ceiling reflections, dusty vinyl crackle, 18dB high-pass filter, backward delay, deadpan male vocals, marching 4/4, tight snare backbeat, 112 BPM, bitter irony
2:34

Only Kidding
v5.5
Slacker rock, 1976 USA Proto- punk rock, midtempo 120 BPM, snarled male vocal, gang chorus shouts, overdriven P-bass, downstroke rhythm guitar, wiry lead guitar fills, snare-crack backbeat, dry room drum sound, tape saturation, clipped master bus, streetwise defiance, bitter satire, march-like shove, ragged outro shout
4:09

Slacker rock, motorik krautrock, trip hop, swamp rock, sabar drum polyrhythms, talking drum accents, lo fi drum machine, fuzz guitar, Telecaster twang, pedal steel glides, Hammond B3, Rhodes piano, analog delay, tape saturation, vocoder chants, rugged DEEP BARITONE male vocals, anthemic chorus, major key, lazy 16th groove, road song shuffle
4:08

Happy Birthday America
v4.5-all
The track fuses slacker rock grooves and motorik krautrock rhythms, layering arid desert guitars with raw, feedback-driven textures and hypnotic audio samples, Off-kilter, inventive guitar improvisation weaves through record scratching and deliberate surface noise, Vocals deliver a frail, warped timbre, as swirling chorus-laden feedback rises behind gnarly riffs and occasional avant-garde micro-country pedal steel, Sonic elements drift between irreverent noise art and shadowy neo-tonk, letting intuitive psyche-guitar phrasing dominate the loose, artful structure
4:06

SORT YOUR OWN BLOODY BACKYARD
v4.5-all
Pub rock-ish, Midnight Oil-ish energy, dry deadpan male Australian vocal, driving mid-tempo guitar, sardonic spoken word outro, beer-soaked political anthem, slightly menacing undertow
5:39

Corrupt to the Core
v4.5-all
krautrock, slacker rock, 100 BPM, motorik groove, dry close-mic drums, syncopated bass shifts, alternating rhythm guitar, steel guitar accents, dissonant lead motifs, sparse spoken female vocal, instrumental first minute, rhythmic guitar solo, clean direct mix, 1970s tape grit, subtle dynamic swells, hypnotic steady drive, argumentative verse flow, gradual fade out
3:59

reaggae techno bass e guitar psychodelic dub reaggae techno space Laser high happy positiv dub reaggae robotic birds male vocsls male voice, ‑female voice female vocals
4:26

$1.776 Billion (Thug Fund)
v4.5-all
slacker rock, acid folk, surf-rock, soul, middle eastern riffs, Thai funk, vintage funk, Dub, psychedelic, mellow
3:43

No Class
v4.5-all
psych rock, slacker rock, motorik krautrock pulse, psychedelic Tex-Mex guitars, crisp acoustic strums, distorted vocal stack, deadpan lead vocal, room mic drums, aggressive snare crack, funky bassline, punchy parallel compression, sidechain compression, glossy saturation, 128 BPM, relentless syncopation, sarcastic bite, bittersweet undertone, explosive final chorus
4:14

PETE'S CRUSADE
v5.5
90s grunge rock in the style of nirvanas in utero grunge, alternative rock, punk rock raw raspy male vocals with strained screams sludgy dropd distorted guitars palmmuted verses exploding into loud choruses heavy feedback lofi gritty production angry nihilistic energy ugly guitar solo with bends and dive bombs apathetic mumblesing verses
3:47

3:34

LIAR'S REMORSE
v4.5-all
slacker rock, krautrock, psychedelic/psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelic tone, talk-sung post-punk
4:15

At 124 BPM, a hypnotic motorik beat and Moog Minimoog bass anchor psychedelic grime surf rock, grunge Americana, and funk, Hammond organ swells, phase-heavy guitars, swirling FX, stereo percussion, and layered synth arps paint a cosmic 70s texture, Experimental cyberpunk sections feature distorted pop punk guitar, while multiple surreal male vocal layers cut through the krautrock-style, lo-fi, and reggae-tinged mix, Upbeat britpop grooves interplay with melancholic downtempo and playful world/hip hop/electronic dub elements
5:24

The track fuses slacker rock grooves and psychedelic motorik krautrock rhythms, layering arid desert guitars with raw, feedback-driven textures and hypnotic audio samples, Off-kilter, inventive guitar improvisation weaves through record scratching and deliberate surface noise, Vocals deliver a frail, warped timbre, as swirling chorus-laden feedback rises behind gnarly riffs and occasional avant-garde micro-country pedal steel, Sonic elements drift between irreverent noise art and shadowy neo-tonk, letting intuitive psyche-guitar phrasing dominate the loose, artful structure
3:33

slacker rock, political satire, 175 BPM, power chord riffing, pick scrape guitar, octave bass runs, room mic drums, aggressive snare, deadpan gang vocals, tape saturation, sharp stereo pan, compressed punch, half time bridge, explosive final chorus, grunge americana, motorik krautrock pulse, lap steel overdubs, baritone guitar drone, mono sub bass, spring reverb, abrasive wit
5:27

Cool, detached alt-rock delivery; close-miked; slight nasal edge; compressed presence; minimal vibrato; verse = speak-sing/urgent, pre = lift, chorus = controlled belt (double-tracked L/R + light slapback 110–130 ms) with small plate reverb, Crisp consonants, tight phrasing, 132 BPM, ≤2:45, Alt-rock / post-punk glamour: tight kick/snare, crisp hats; mono fuzz 8th-note bass driving the groove; bright chorus/flanger guitars with octave lead lines; sparse analog pad/arp for tension; minor key; half-time lift into pre; anthemic wide chorus; bridge = bass+synth breakdown with tom build; outro = bass ostinato + feedback tail, Low-end: sub-bass emphasis, sidechain +2, tight kick short decay, mono bass, HPF pads/FX, Keywords: alt-rock, post-punk edge, fuzz bass, chorus guitar, octave riffs, deadpan vocal, anthemic hook, moody minor, slapback, small plate
5:04

• The track fuses grunge, black delta blues, and psychedelic sixties rock with a deeply melodic backbone, Intro opens with mournful harmonica, blues guitar and sitar weaving through a groovy pacific reggae beat, Verses bring deadpan black delta blues vocals, with six-part harmony from soulful black female backing singers adding rich textures, Chorus amplifies with afropiano and indie grunge guitars, interlaid with french afro-rock accents, Midsection drops to drum and bass acoustic rock with griot shoegaze atmospherics, before surging into a sitar-driven southern rock outro, full of dense harmony and gritty, irreverent energy
2:44

THAT'S OK
v5.5
pop punk, political satire anthem, 140 BPM, driving power chords, aggressive snare, pick scrape guitar, octave bass runs, deadpan gang vocals, half time bridge, explosive final chorus, tape saturation, room mic drums, wide chorus guitars, grunge americana, slacker rock, sharp stereo pan, compressed punch, abrasive wit
4:39

Three Exclamation Points!!!
v4.5-all
A raw, sweat-drenched French tough-house missile at 128 BPM, Over-compressed 909 kicks and crunchy Linn-snare claps pump through heavy side-chain, while distorted Moog bass growls beneath razor-edged hi-hats, Saturated Nile-style guitar chops peek through filter-sweeps, but the stars are the vocoded vocals: gritty, smoked-out, borderline metallic, trading sultry hooks with bit-crushed rap bars, Think early Ed Banger/“Homework” Daft Punk colliding with P-Funk in a neon alley—tape-hiss, speaker-rattle, and a “leave nothing pretty” ethos, Strings appear only as warped one-shots, and a talkbox bridge teeters on the edge of feedback before a final white-noise-drenched drop detonates the floor
5:10

REVELATION REBOOTED
v4.5-all
This psychedelic krautrock track launches with swirling Hammond organ textures and a relentless looping bassline, setting a hypnotic pulse, Moog synths weave distorted melodic runs and wild effects, Sustained mono guitar notes add intensity, while vocoder vocals drift in and out, bathed in ping pong delay and trippy echoes
4:15

• At 124 BPM, a hypnotic motorik beat and Moog Minimoog bass anchor psychedelic grime surf rock, grunge Americana, and funk, Hammond organ swells, phase-heavy guitars, swirling FX, stereo percussion, and layered synth arps paint a cosmic 70s texture, Experimental cyberpunk sections feature distorted pop punk guitar, while multiple surreal male vocal layers cut through the krautrock-style, lo-fi, and reggae-tinged mix, Upbeat britpop grooves interplay with melancholic downtempo and playful world/hip hop/electronic dub elements, with bold dynamic transitions and bursts of cinematic sound design throughout
4:24

Impressive
v5.5
psychedelic rock, grunge americana, 128 BPM, motorik krautrock pulse, looping acid bassline, phase-heavy guitar, overdriven sitar, santoor accents, room mic drums, aggressive snare crack, parallel compression, glossy saturation, deadpan male vocal, distorted vocal stack, sarcastic bite, bittersweet undertone, explosive final chorus, resonant mrdanga, soul organ, delta blues harmonica
4:09

Impressive
v5.5
Psychedelic Lounge Lizard, Opening with an acid hypnotic, looping bassline that drives the song, lo-fi guitars lay out slacker rock textures while crisp, motorik percussion sets a krautrock pulse, Britpop-inspired melodic hooks shape the choruses, with wiry post punk guitar stabs and roomy analog synths filling the bridges, psych rock, slacker rock, motorik krautrock pulse, psychedelic Tex-Mex guitars, crisp acoustic strums, distorted vocal stack, deadpan lead vocal, room mic drums, aggressive snare crack, funky bassline, punchy parallel compression, sidechain compression, glossy saturation, 128 BPM, relentless syncopation, sarcastic bite, bittersweet undertone, explosive final chorus
4:29

Impressive
v5.5
Psychedelic Lounge Lizard, Opening with an acid hypnotic, looping bassline that drives the song, lo-fi guitars lay out slacker rock textures while crisp, motorik percussion sets a krautrock pulse, Britpop-inspired melodic hooks shape the choruses, with wiry post punk guitar stabs and roomy analog synths filling the bridges, psych rock, slacker rock, motorik krautrock pulse, psychedelic Tex-Mex guitars, crisp acoustic strums, distorted vocal stack, deadpan lead vocal, room mic drums, aggressive snare crack, funky bassline, punchy parallel compression, sidechain compression, glossy saturation, 128 BPM, relentless syncopation, sarcastic bite, bittersweet undertone, explosive final chorus
4:08

Impressive
v5.5
Opening with an acid hypnotic, looping bassline that drives the song, lo-fi guitars lay out slacker rock textures while crisp, motorik percussion sets a krautrock pulse, Britpop-inspired melodic hooks shape the choruses, with wiry post punk guitar stabs and roomy analog synths filling the bridges
4:39

Impressive
v5.5
Slacker garage rock, dry indie narrative, psychedelic grunge, slacker rock, deadpan baritone vocals, gravelly back porch delivery, understated tremolo guitar, phase-heavy lead guitar, Moog Minimoog bass, Hammond organ swells, stereo percussion, tape saturation, lo-fi room mix, slapback vocal delay, mid-tempo groove, 118 BPM, motorik drum pulse, chant-like chorus
