What is going on?

[Crungy]

I opened up Spotify and there's all of these new tracks by bands I like but they are clearly not the same bands and they're instrumentals.

Dealer absolutely does not have shred guitar lmao

I'm guessing someone fucked up with ascap/bmi stuff or some people got their shit hacked. Weird.

 

[cindarkness]

Same, wtf is this crap?

 

[TedEH]

I dunno what it says that my first thought was "I bet it's some AI nonsense". Looks normal on my end though.

 

[CanserDYI]

Seems to be all metalcore acts?

 

[nightsprinter]

If AI takes over and nukes all music into metalcore, I'll drive a jaguar e-type hearse conversion off a beach cliff.

 

[M3CHK1LLA]

@ Crungy the first song you have on your list doesn't even show up on the search...

 

[M3CHK1LLA]

 

[Crungy]

@ Crungy the first song you have on your list doesn't even show up on the search...

I just went back in to Spotify and they're all gone. Someone must have caught it.

That's so weird!

I tried doing a Google image search of the black and white logo and nothing came up that was specifically that. Lots of other similar sword images but nothing exact that I came across.

 

[nightsprinter]

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Yooooo Alice's Restaurant!

 

[nightsprinter]

Arlo and James Taylor live in my neck of the woods so they're basically local artists to us

 

[tedtan]

 

[SalsaWood]

Kinda related. Back in the day when I used to scour the internet for free promo releases I frequently came upon songs that were from other bands, and had just been deceptively relabelled by the uploading artist.

ATR songs were by far the most common misrepresentations, I guess the handful of chodes who were pulling this cute shit really loved them. Kind of funny how they thought nobody would have heard those tracks, even though they were relatively new, which were released by the much more popular (and typically better) bands in the same style.

 

[nightsprinter]

I've said this before, but on p2p 20-25 years ago, i swear 95% of punk songs were uploaded as Goldfinger, Less Than Jake, Pennywise, or Me First And The Gimme Gimmes.

There were sooo many fake less than jake tunes that were just random Ska bands lol

 

[BlackMastodon]

I've said this before, but on p2p 20-25 years ago, i swear 95% of punk songs were uploaded as Goldfinger, Less Than Jake, Pennywise, or Me First And The Gimme Gimmes.

There were sooo many fake less than jake tunes that were just random Ska bands lol

That just reminds me of smalltime bands uploading their song with every Nu Metal band in the title. Young Me thought it was a collaboration between the band members or something. Old Me recognizes some smart marketing and SEO manipulation.

 

[BlackMastodon]

More importantly:

 

[Crungy]

More importantly:

How did I not think of posting that

I SAID HEY

 

[Crungy]

Welp, I guess it was some AI bullshit. Just came across this article.

AI-Generated Metalcore Floods Spotify - IDIOTEQ.com

Something wild has been happening on Spotify lately, and it’s got metalcore fans everywhere scratching their heads. Out of nowhere, a bunch of new tracks from

idioteq.com

 

[fps]

I’d say metalcore is the most AI-able genre

 

[iamaom]

I’d say metalcore is the most AI-able genre

I'd actually say djent as it's a rhythmic genre were it's acceptable to play a single open string for an entire song, even before the recent AI revolution there's been 'shuggah generators floating around.

AI Djent Riff Generator

Yep, you read that right, somebody wrote an AI to generate djent/metal breakdown riffs on the fly. Enjoy Djenerator

www.sevenstring.org

 

[TheBloodstained]

I'm equal parts happy that I don't have Spotify, and equal parts sad that I'm missing out on this kind of BS!

Luckily this kind of stuff will never happen to my vinyl collection