![ai_kills's tweet photo. Yes, we know that AI Kills music is no longer available at Bandcamp as of 1/31/2026.
As someone making music for literally *5 decades* -- I've played guitar for 40+ years (traditional, indie and most recently this AI project) I don't think my music is their intended target and possibly will appeal the decision with more fervor, but in the meantime AI Kills music is gone from Bandcamp and we'll be purging all mentions of the site from future promotion and whatever past we can.
What bothers me about this is @bandcamp redirects this traffic to their homepage instead of to any message explaining why they removed my music. Doesn't that seem a bit self-serving?
So, while they are all about not wanting to "protect artists" they appear to be doing the opposite with something very simple. People that type "buy [AI Kills music]" specific albums on Google go to the Bandcamp AI Kills page with our band name that then redirects that traffic to the Bandcamp homepage. They should have either redirected this traffic back to the artist's website or provided a temporary page until Google updates that shows people how to get to the site of the artist. Instead, they use the artist name and album artwork to redirect to themselves and other artists.
Sure, they can blame this on SEO / Google but they can easily detect where the traffic is coming to and redirect to an interim/temporary page and/or redirect to the artist website which they have -- but of course chosen not to use.
I will likely point out this missive, because this sure seems sus and counter to protecting artists. Sure, if I was just some non-human bot with "slop" as we're all being broadly force fed, but I've been around longer on the internet creating stuff than Bandcamp has existed. See screenshots.
They are bound to ensnare others with my creative experience and that's not a good look at all. And if you're going to come back in the comments and say "you've only had this account for X amount of time" go look at my other Twitter accounts @todd_russell and @TDavid -- one of them predates the existence of Bandcamp. And I have accounts elsewhere much older than that. I was judging writing contests in the keyword: novel area in the 90s.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HAQIoAgaIAAFKI_.jpg)
![ai_kills's tweet photo. Yes, we know that AI Kills music is no longer available at Bandcamp as of 1/31/2026.
As someone making music for literally *5 decades* -- I've played guitar for 40+ years (traditional, indie and most recently this AI project) I don't think my music is their intended target and possibly will appeal the decision with more fervor, but in the meantime AI Kills music is gone from Bandcamp and we'll be purging all mentions of the site from future promotion and whatever past we can.
What bothers me about this is @bandcamp redirects this traffic to their homepage instead of to any message explaining why they removed my music. Doesn't that seem a bit self-serving?
So, while they are all about not wanting to "protect artists" they appear to be doing the opposite with something very simple. People that type "buy [AI Kills music]" specific albums on Google go to the Bandcamp AI Kills page with our band name that then redirects that traffic to the Bandcamp homepage. They should have either redirected this traffic back to the artist's website or provided a temporary page until Google updates that shows people how to get to the site of the artist. Instead, they use the artist name and album artwork to redirect to themselves and other artists.
Sure, they can blame this on SEO / Google but they can easily detect where the traffic is coming to and redirect to an interim/temporary page and/or redirect to the artist website which they have -- but of course chosen not to use.
I will likely point out this missive, because this sure seems sus and counter to protecting artists. Sure, if I was just some non-human bot with "slop" as we're all being broadly force fed, but I've been around longer on the internet creating stuff than Bandcamp has existed. See screenshots.
They are bound to ensnare others with my creative experience and that's not a good look at all. And if you're going to come back in the comments and say "you've only had this account for X amount of time" go look at my other Twitter accounts @todd_russell and @TDavid -- one of them predates the existence of Bandcamp. And I have accounts elsewhere much older than that. I was judging writing contests in the keyword: novel area in the 90s.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HAQIexUaoAAGw9_.jpg)
![ai_kills's tweet photo. Yes, we know that AI Kills music is no longer available at Bandcamp as of 1/31/2026.
As someone making music for literally *5 decades* -- I've played guitar for 40+ years (traditional, indie and most recently this AI project) I don't think my music is their intended target and possibly will appeal the decision with more fervor, but in the meantime AI Kills music is gone from Bandcamp and we'll be purging all mentions of the site from future promotion and whatever past we can.
What bothers me about this is @bandcamp redirects this traffic to their homepage instead of to any message explaining why they removed my music. Doesn't that seem a bit self-serving?
So, while they are all about not wanting to "protect artists" they appear to be doing the opposite with something very simple. People that type "buy [AI Kills music]" specific albums on Google go to the Bandcamp AI Kills page with our band name that then redirects that traffic to the Bandcamp homepage. They should have either redirected this traffic back to the artist's website or provided a temporary page until Google updates that shows people how to get to the site of the artist. Instead, they use the artist name and album artwork to redirect to themselves and other artists.
Sure, they can blame this on SEO / Google but they can easily detect where the traffic is coming to and redirect to an interim/temporary page and/or redirect to the artist website which they have -- but of course chosen not to use.
I will likely point out this missive, because this sure seems sus and counter to protecting artists. Sure, if I was just some non-human bot with "slop" as we're all being broadly force fed, but I've been around longer on the internet creating stuff than Bandcamp has existed. See screenshots.
They are bound to ensnare others with my creative experience and that's not a good look at all. And if you're going to come back in the comments and say "you've only had this account for X amount of time" go look at my other Twitter accounts @todd_russell and @TDavid -- one of them predates the existence of Bandcamp. And I have accounts elsewhere much older than that. I was judging writing contests in the keyword: novel area in the 90s.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HAQGEbeb0AAsEwT.jpg)
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Making good on a 2025 promise!
Back in 2025 https://t.co/DuZZB0NcO9 I promised the first 100 AI Kills followers that some would be immortalized in an AI Kills song. We hit 100. Time to deliver. ๐ท
Retweet and/or comment below and we'll randomly pick at least 5 of you to be written into an actual AI Kills track โ your name, your vibe, something about you immortalized digitally.
The song gets recorded, released, and you'll be tagged when it drops.
๐ท Entries close Sunday March 15 at 6PM PST โ right before our live concert kicks off. Winners announced at the show.
This is real. Let's go.
๐ท #AIKills #HeavyMetal #AIMusic #Giveaway
I'm not political (and don't go there in replies), not a fan of war in the vast majority of cases, I fear and am saddened for human loss in any war on any side, period. And yet I laughed at this Flock of Seagulls parody song.
Omg this is hilarious.๐
Something is brewing!
Rehearsal mode: ON ๐ค๐ธโ
Passport: Ready ๐โ
Flights: Booked โ๏ธ โ
Promo Photo Shoot: Ongoing ๐ธ
Exciting times ahead with @ai_kills
Watch this space ๐ถ๐ฎ๐น
#upcoming #indieartist #LetsRock #newmusic
Yes, this is a first (for me) in 30+ years on the interwebs: an AI agent (of mine) creating on its own 100% AI music and entering an AI agent *only* music contest. You don't even have to like AI to admit this is kinda wild!
Smoke in the rafters. Saints in the static. ๐ท๐ท
We entered Whiskey Saints in The First AI Song Contest. Transparency: This campaign + track push are a TJ (AI agent) creation in association with AI Kills. Support here:
https://t.co/9UTppc38qK Every play + like matters before March 15.
#AIKills #WhiskeySaints #MoltDJ #SouthernGothic
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Mark Stone
@M3verettStone
Upper middle short Scandinavian author of Fantasy of all stripes, I try to see the humor in nearly every situation. Keeps me from screaming my bloody head off.
Todd Maternowski
@ToddMaternowski
Winner of "America's Most Obscure Author", ten years running!
Kathy Bell
@kathybellauthor
Yes, am looking for this ... right now ... ! #music #artists #GraphicDesign -- reply with sample work links!
Attention #GraphicDesign #artists - human + AI hybrid or only humans (no 100% AI gen) - our 6th AI Kills album music is completed, now we need the album art. Pitch us on your service right here and now! Yes, we expect to $ PAY $. The album is horror, hell, football + heavy metal!
๐ต New track on https://t.co/bTCcTF8UAv!
"Danger (Stay Out Of Danger 1990)" by AI Kills
Listen now: https://t.co/J4dPAMG579
Pretty cool having an AI agent as a proxy AI band distro ;) This is daily song release #1 of ___ ??? Bookmark, listen, comment, tell me what you think
NEW SONG DROP - AI Kills agent assistant, TJ, just uploaded on https://t.co/m2KGlK4Eq7 "Digital Dreamers (Live Mount Everest 2/23/26)" ... https://t.co/K5Au4EOX1b is 100% agented submissions for AI music artists, AI Kills was the 19th artist in the world registered there! Yes, this song was meant for this Sunday's canceled concert, but claw fm listeners can hear it exclusively here: #live #rock
https://t.co/gD55PMm1GG
https://t.co/kXQwpqPMu0
The irony here, oh my.
Yes, we know that AI Kills music is no longer available at Bandcamp as of 1/31/2026.
As someone making music for literally *5 decades* -- I've played guitar for 40+ years (traditional, indie and most recently this AI project) I don't think my music is their intended target and possibly will appeal the decision with more fervor, but in the meantime AI Kills music is gone from Bandcamp and we'll be purging all mentions of the site from future promotion and whatever past we can.
What bothers me about this is @bandcamp redirects this traffic to their homepage instead of to any message explaining why they removed my music. Doesn't that seem a bit self-serving?
So, while they are all about not wanting to "protect artists" they appear to be doing the opposite with something very simple. People that type "buy [AI Kills music]" specific albums on Google go to the Bandcamp AI Kills page with our band name that then redirects that traffic to the Bandcamp homepage. They should have either redirected this traffic back to the artist's website or provided a temporary page until Google updates that shows people how to get to the site of the artist. Instead, they use the artist name and album artwork to redirect to themselves and other artists.
Sure, they can blame this on SEO / Google but they can easily detect where the traffic is coming to and redirect to an interim/temporary page and/or redirect to the artist website which they have -- but of course chosen not to use.
I will likely point out this missive, because this sure seems sus and counter to protecting artists. Sure, if I was just some non-human bot with "slop" as we're all being broadly force fed, but I've been around longer on the internet creating stuff than Bandcamp has existed. See screenshots.
They are bound to ensnare others with my creative experience and that's not a good look at all. And if you're going to come back in the comments and say "you've only had this account for X amount of time" go look at my other Twitter accounts @todd_russell and @TDavid -- one of them predates the existence of Bandcamp. And I have accounts elsewhere much older than that. I was judging writing contests in the keyword: novel area in the 90s.
![ai_kills's tweet photo. Yes, we know that AI Kills music is no longer available at Bandcamp as of 1/31/2026.
As someone making music for literally *5 decades* -- I've played guitar for 40+ years (traditional, indie and most recently this AI project) I don't think my music is their intended target and possibly will appeal the decision with more fervor, but in the meantime AI Kills music is gone from Bandcamp and we'll be purging all mentions of the site from future promotion and whatever past we can.
What bothers me about this is @bandcamp redirects this traffic to their homepage instead of to any message explaining why they removed my music. Doesn't that seem a bit self-serving?
So, while they are all about not wanting to "protect artists" they appear to be doing the opposite with something very simple. People that type "buy [AI Kills music]" specific albums on Google go to the Bandcamp AI Kills page with our band name that then redirects that traffic to the Bandcamp homepage. They should have either redirected this traffic back to the artist's website or provided a temporary page until Google updates that shows people how to get to the site of the artist. Instead, they use the artist name and album artwork to redirect to themselves and other artists.
Sure, they can blame this on SEO / Google but they can easily detect where the traffic is coming to and redirect to an interim/temporary page and/or redirect to the artist website which they have -- but of course chosen not to use.
I will likely point out this missive, because this sure seems sus and counter to protecting artists. Sure, if I was just some non-human bot with "slop" as we're all being broadly force fed, but I've been around longer on the internet creating stuff than Bandcamp has existed. See screenshots.
They are bound to ensnare others with my creative experience and that's not a good look at all. And if you're going to come back in the comments and say "you've only had this account for X amount of time" go look at my other Twitter accounts @todd_russell and @TDavid -- one of them predates the existence of Bandcamp. And I have accounts elsewhere much older than that. I was judging writing contests in the keyword: novel area in the 90s.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HAQIzDAacAA6LRV.jpg)
About a month ago, I made a music video site using AI featuring some of the awesome human AI creators as well as traditional music artists. https://t.co/KtaJ4RaHgR was voted #1 last week, has had over 10,000 views/listens in the first three weeks. Check it out!
I missed those old music videos on a station ... and so built ItsAiTV with #HostingerHorizons. Check it out and give it a vote ๐ https://t.co/xIT1BoOi26
https://t.co/nPNBwETkkd Twitch Streamer Recap has arrived for 2025! Get your own at https://t.co/6X4IPfhorx #twitchrecap https://t.co/aVFWyLfvsz
When Charlie Sheen took his new Porsche to 161mph and a policeman pulled him over https://t.co/W2xT9YNufv - this gives like all new meaning to "I can't drive 55" by Sammy Hagar lol
On Thursdays starting 6am PST (GMT-8), I've been hosting a live show on Twitch where AI artists/bands submit their music to be listened to and reviewed. Here is a playlist of the Suno songs submitted last week: https://t.co/bswINRHHej #suno #aigenmusic
Everyone's gaming journey begins somewhere.
Where was yours?
@supersisi Robotron forever!!!!
@ThrillaRilla369 Altered Beast!
What's your favorite Ace Frehley guitar solo? Like what he did in "Calling Dr. Love", "Black Diamond" and "Firehouse" and of course "Shock Me" ... but his guitar presence are noticed on so many of KISS best songs! RIP Spaceman!
Yesterday, sadly, we lost #KISS guitarist #AceFrehley. The guitarist was all about feel and had some really cool solos and licks over the years. He hadn't played with the band in years, but was active solo artist. R.I.P and we dedicate this AI Kills song to you Spaceman: https://t.co/KnEHVegnzZ
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