Indie Shuffle VS Hype Machine

For music, try indieshuffle.com as a starting point. Source: 11 months ago

YouTube doesn't carry a lot of indie music, and I'm really into indie music. I usually use indieshuffle.com. When I come across a new, I'll search online, and often it's not on YouTube but on, say, the band's soundcloud site. More often it's on Spotify. I use Spotify Premium. Another great feature of Spotify is that it provides the "if you like this, then you might like that feature." That's not on YouTube music,... Source: about 2 years ago

Since no one's mentioned it, I wanted to mention Hype Machine, a music blog aggregator. It indexes hundreds of music sites and makes it easy to listen to their latest posts. Its basic mission is to help find the best new music first. Tracks favourited the most by users show up on the Popular page. I use heaps of methods to discover new music that have been mentioned already, but I didn't see Hype Machine - it's... Source: about 1 year ago

Did you know this still exists? https://hypem.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

I suppose there are a few sites that hang onto the Web 2.0 spirit. The Hype Machine is a good example, despite no longer having the content it used to...and it's no longer a relevant force in music anymore. It's a shame what the Web has become but at least there are pockets out there that keep the spirit alive. Source: over 1 year ago

Then as my iTunes library grew in the late 2000s early 2010s, I became obsessed with building playlists. This coincided with finding The Hype Machine https://hypem.com , where I could find new music though oftentimes these were remixes, unless I specifically searched new genres. I found alt-country during this time which broke my opposition of country music. Source: almost 2 years ago

Https://hypem.com/ Pretty random, but sometimes make me happy :). Source: almost 2 years ago