The Church of Sound Netlabel provides free music downloads for all of our content.
The entire collection is hosted here, on Internet Archive.
TCOS artists come from all over the world, but especially the music scene of North-Central West Virginia. The label was established in Buckhannon, West Virginia by Bryce O’Loughlin.
The Mission of TCOS Netlabel is to preserve the local music scene and provide a release platform for any original artist. All artists are accepted, without consideration of skill level or recording quality
To submit music or request more info, please visit the contact page.
Featured Albums
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“Intelligent Conversation” by Christopher Seymer is eight tracks of raw emotion paired with ripping guitar solos. The album’s tragic lyrics are kept afloat by energetic beats and Seymer’s masterful riffs.
This is the first album by Curly Frye under a new moniker, which you’ll have no trouble remembering after 15 tracks about the struggles of modern life. Frye has seen it all and has plenty to say about it, rapping about his travels, partying and working minimum wage jobs.
“Every Way Shape Form and Fashion” is a raw and eclectic compilation of songs recorded by various artists at home in the year 2020. Though the artists were given no unifying prompt, isolation emerged as the major theme of the collection. Features a diverse set of songwriters with sounds fully quarantined.
(2020 home recording compilation)”
In his third solo release, Cliff Thompson descends from zippy funk and melancholy soul into the labyrinthine ballad “Gloomy Bouquet.” Thompson finishes the album off by going full country with a special appearance by Pee-Paw.
Sick_Bob’s tenth full-length album is packed with the vocal harmonies and guitar hooks that fans have come to count on. The album adds couple of reggae tunes to Sick_Bob’s punk-dominant repertoire and includes hip-hop collab “Blow N’ Go.”
“…explores ensemble sound with familiar lyrical themes and dynamic new instrumentation. The production exudes intoxicated tones, and the proficient nods to classic country themes are authentic and high-proof….” read more
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