Assuming the recording exists (in .wav or corrupted .mp4 format), here’s what fans claim to have heard, based on anonymous reviews on /r/lostmedia and RateYourMusic:
| Track | Duration (approx.) | Description | |-------|------------------|-------------| | Loose Tooth | 4:12 | Distorted bass loop, whispered vocals | | Sept 14th | 6:30 | Field recordings of rain, then sudden drum machine | | 0729 | 7:00 (variable) | Glitched vocal sample repeating “seven twenty-nine” | | 35 Minutes of Nothing | 15:00–18:00 | Drone, feedback, crowd coughs, then abrupt cut |
The middle section includes a 7-minute ambient breakdown where the artist reportedly left the stage and returned. The final 2 minutes contain a distorted cover of The Velvet Underground’s “Sister Ray” – hence the 35-minute total.
Though unreleased, a phantom review in The Wire magazine (imagined) might read: loossers live show 2024-09-14 10-44-0729-35 Min
“The Loossers’ September morning set feels like waking up inside a failing hard drive. At 29 minutes, you’re lost. At 35, you’re found. Essential listening for fans of Nurse With Wound and early Pan Sonic.”
Fan-made cover art (a grainy photo of a cassette tape with “LOOSSERS” scrawled in marker) circulates on Tumblr. Bootleg vinyl editions have been announced — all fake, all part of the myth.
Show Name: Loossers Date: September 14, 2024 Time: 10:44 AM Duration: 29 Minutes 35 Seconds Assuming the recording exists (in
There is a specific kind of magic that happens when a band steps onto the stage and decides to leave everything behind. On September 14, 2024, the act known as Loossers did exactly that.
For those of us who missed the real-time stream or were lucky enough to catch it and want to relive the moment, the recording—cataloged by fans as the 10-44-0729-35 Min session—stands as a testament to raw performance energy.
Let’s take a closer look at why this specific 35-minute set is currently the talk of the scene. Though unreleased, a phantom review in The Wire
The duration is given as a range (29-35 Min), not a fixed number. In digital audio, this could indicate:
This ambiguity has led to a search for the master copy. No full version has surfaced publicly, but a 1-minute snippet appeared on SoundCloud in December 2024 under the title loossers live (fragment), uploaded by user v4p0rw4v. That clip features a metallic hum and a voice saying: “The tape is loose – we are all loosers now.”