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The distribution of underground music and its performers differs from mainstream artists. What really makes a band underground, is that the band probably was not looking to be a big name act. Most underground bands get started to play for a select group of people, or a fan base that is all their own. This could be their local town, city, state, country, or it could be fans of a select genre. Because of this, underground artists have been more receptive to alternative mediums of distribution. They generally have marketed themselves by producing their own CDs or cassette tapes Read more…

If you’re looking to find some new underground music to listen to, going online is a great way to discovering a variety of new bands and artists. Most underground music can be found on the internet and artists scatter their material all over different websites.

One way to find underground music on the internet is to join or browse an underground music forum. You can connect with other users who share the same musical tastes with you and may share their own unique music that they know with others. You will be able to listen to what other Read more…

When we think of underground music we think of artistic genius playing without sponsorship. In many cases that’s true and so far has created history of its own. Psychedelic music of the 1960s is the perfect example of the underground music movement. One of the most popular performers of the age was of course Grateful Dead band formed in 1965. This San Francisco rock group clearly portrayed the characteristics of the movement and it is still followed and copied today. Their unique style of music has created many Read more…

The origin and history of underground bands is similar in many ways to the underground railroad of the Civil War era. Origin is defined as the beginning or starting point of something. History is usually associated with the past, history is really the progression of something from its point of origin. Once slavery was abolished, people had the choice to either remain in bondage or breakaway from their current existence and be free. For many musicians, the underground music movement offered the chance to leave the Read more…