Manifesto
With technology growing exponentially, personal computing is challenging the recording business and the internet is challenging the publishing business. Now more than ever, we see the pool of music and design growing deeper. But as always, the more music there is, the harder it is to find what really matters.
Dingus is dedicated to the search. It's here, on this humble blog that we shed light on bedroom artists in their most defining moments. If you want what's popular today, Dingus is not the blog for you. But, if you want what's fringe, pure and passionate then you've somehow landed on the right URL. So check back daily and enjoy your fellow peers' endeavors.
Digital Submissions:
Dingus.Tips at Gmail dot Com
Physical Submissions:
Henry Schiller
3065 Steinway Street. Apt. 4
Astoria, NY 11103
Our friends across the pond at Beko-DSL published a new compilation album this morning curated by Hartzine, featuring some of the best diy artists we’ve ever failed to discover (you better believe we’ll be checking them all out). Starting with a track from the estranged and delusional Ender Belongs to Me, the entire project is indeed worth the download.
