Hostagecat | |
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| Born | May 4, 2019 California, United States |
| Origin | United States |
| Genres | |
| Years active | 2019–present |
| Labels | Wikipedia |
| Website | en |
Hostagecat is a Wikipedia editor editor whose account was created 4 May 2019. They almost exclusive edit and create music articles, mainly centered around the genres of hip hop, alternative rock, indie rock, and punk rock. Their first Wikipedia account was created in 2011, but the password was lost a long time ago.
Discography edit
Main article: Hostagecat § Discography
Articles I have created: edit
- "Sunflower" (4 May 2019)
- "Big Blue" (4 May 2019)
- REDUXER (24 April 2020)
- Inner World (6 July 2020)
- The Missing Notebook Rhymes (20 March 2021)
- "One Beer" (23 March 2021)
- "Papermill" (1 April 2021)
- "If You Say the Word" (3 November 2021)
- "Follow Me Around" (3 November 2021)
- Kid A Mnesia Exhibition (19 November 2021)
- "Skrting on the Surface" (18 March 2022)
- "The Smoke" (25 March 2022)
- "You Will Never Work in Television Again" (26 March 2022)
- "Pana-vision" (4 April 2022)
- A Light for Attracting Attention (20 April 2022)
- INTO THE BLUE (17 September 2022)
- Ensoniq EPS-16 Plus (7 May 2024)
Articles I have made significant contributions to: edit
- E-mu SP-1200 (sampler released by E-mu Systems in 1987)
- Big Rig (San Francisco Bay Area punk band from 1993)
- Expansive Heart (1994 EP by Big Rig)
- "Shook Ones, Part II" (1995 single by Mobb Deep)
- MF DOOM (British-American rapper)
- Black Bastards Ruffs + Rares (1998 EP by KMD)
- Operation: Doomsday (1999 album by MF DOOM)
- Black Bastards (2000 album by KMD)
- Madvillainy (2004 album by Madvillain)
- Madvillainy Demo Tape (2008 demo album by Madvillain)
- VV:2 (2004 album by Viktor Vaughn)
- MM..FOOD (2004 album by MF DOOM)
- "At the Door" (2020 single by The Strokes)
- "True Love Waits" (2016 song by Radiohead)
- KID A MNESIA (2021 double album reissue by Radiohead)
- When You Land Here, It's Time to Return (1997 album by Flake Music)
- "Protect Ya Neck" (1992 single by Wu-Tang Clan)
- "Long Red" (1969 song by Leslie West)