screw downloading entire songs! bad taste mp3 ringtones are short—around 20 to 40 seconds max—and are specially designed for cellphones and for people who don’t have the attention span to listen to an entire 4-minute song in a sitting.
rhythmic ringtones: breakcore, hardcore, hard electro, power noise, and other such ringtones
- dr. butcher m.d. – suffer ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- humdrum – ing ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- murkbox – crash and burn ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- murkbox – die finsternis kommt wieder ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- murkbox – relapse ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- stAllio! – blue screen of death ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- stAllio! – open as raw ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- stAllio! – spamouflage ringtone128kbps 64kbps
abstract ringtones: noise, experimental, collage, databent, and other non-rhythmic ringtones
- animals within animals – bent 1 ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- animals within animals – bent 2 ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- animals within animals – dirty money ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- animals within animals – hello ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- animals within animals – random noise ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- animals within animals – three ways ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- stAllio! – bent 1 ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- stAllio! – bent 2 ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- stAllio! – bent 3 ringtone: 128kbps 64kbps
- talk talk – talk talk (talk edit): 128kbps
how to use:
1. make sure your phone supports mp3 ringtones.
2. download the ringtones to your computer, or if you have web access on your phone itself, maybe you can download the ringtones that way or something.
3. copy the files from your computer to your phone somehow, like over bluetooth or using a USB cable, that kind of thing.
4. if you can’t figure out #3, maybe you can send the ringtones to your phone online as an SMS message or something.
5. consult your phone documentation for how to do ringtone stuff, like set a bad taste tone as your official ringtone, or delete it from your phone once you realize what a horrible mistake it was to download it in the first place.
6. if you have it on your phone but just can’t assign it as a ringtone, try moving it from your memory card to phone memory, and vice versa.
7. if that won’t do it, consult online forums… surely someone else with the same model phone has figured it out.
8. if in doubt, see #1.
9. rock out with your new bad taste ringtones! or suffer in the quiet agony of knowing you cannot use said ringtones.