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* CreatorBacklash: He admits he's not fond of some of his oldest music and outright tells new listeners not to start with it, but he still makes it (with the exceptions of the early noise album ''Thanatron'' and a few early [=EPs=], which are excluded for unclear reasons) available on his Bandcamp so that people don't have to KeepCirculatingTheTapes. He also says he usually isn't too satisfied with his latest releases for about a month to a year after they come out, but typically warms up to them with time.
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* CreatorBacklash: He admits he's not fond of some of his oldest music and outright tells new listeners not to start with it, but he still makes it (with the exceptions of the early noise album ''Thanatron'' and a few early [=EPs=], which are excluded for unclear reasons) available on his Bandcamp so that people don't have to KeepCirculatingTheTapes. He also says he usually isn't too satisfied with his latest releases for starting at around about a month to a year after they come out, but typically warms up to them with time.after a year or two.
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* DoingItForTheArt: Kalmbach seems to have devoted himself to his creation process. He manages to be so prolific largely by spending most of his free time on music; he doesn't tour and works part-time so he can spend most of his time on composing and assembling tracks in the studio. As a result, he has (as of April 2021) managed to release thirty-one full-length albums as Jute Gyte since 2006 while maintaining a consistently high standard of quality.
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* DoingItForTheArt: Kalmbach seems to have devoted himself to his creation process. He manages to be so prolific largely by spending most of his free time on music; he doesn't tour and works part-time so he can spend most of his time on composing and assembling tracks in the studio. As a result, he has (as of April May 2021) managed to release thirty-one thirty-two full-length albums as Jute Gyte since 2006 while maintaining a consistently high standard of quality.
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* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: Many of his works were recorded years before they were released. For example, ''Ressentiment'' and ''Vast Chains'' were both completed in 2012, but not released until 2014.
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* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: Many of his works were recorded years before they were released. For example, ''Ressentiment'' and ''Vast Chains'' were both completed in 2012, but not released until 2014.2014.
* SimilarlyNamedWorks: Jute Gyte's first metal album ''Old Ways'' is named after a 1985 Music/NeilYoung album of the same title.
* SimilarlyNamedWorks: Jute Gyte's first metal album ''Old Ways'' is named after a 1985 Music/NeilYoung album of the same title.
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* ReclusiveArtist: Kalmbach doesn't maintain a social media presence (unless Bandcamp counts), displays little interest in self-promotion, and only occasionally gives interviews.
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* ReclusiveArtist: Kalmbach doesn't maintain a social media presence (unless Bandcamp counts), displays little interest in self-promotion, and only occasionally gives interviews.interviews.
* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: Many of his works were recorded years before they were released. For example, ''Ressentiment'' and ''Vast Chains'' were both completed in 2012, but not released until 2014.
* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: Many of his works were recorded years before they were released. For example, ''Ressentiment'' and ''Vast Chains'' were both completed in 2012, but not released until 2014.
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* CreatorBacklash: He admits he's not fond of some of his oldest music and outright tells new listeners not to start with it, but he still makes it (with the single exception of the early noise album ''Thanatron'', which is excluded for unclear reasons) available on his Bandcamp so that people don't have to KeepCirculatingTheTapes. He also says he usually isn't too satisfied with his latest releases for about a month to a year after they come out, but typically warms up to them with time.
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* CreatorBacklash: He admits he's not fond of some of his oldest music and outright tells new listeners not to start with it, but he still makes it (with the single exception exceptions of the early noise album ''Thanatron'', ''Thanatron'' and a few early [=EPs=], which is are excluded for unclear reasons) available on his Bandcamp so that people don't have to KeepCirculatingTheTapes. He also says he usually isn't too satisfied with his latest releases for about a month to a year after they come out, but typically warms up to them with time.
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* CreatorBacklash: He admits he's not fond of some of his oldest music and outright tells new listeners not to start with it, but he still makes it available on his Bandcamp so that people don't have to KeepCirculatingTheTapes. He also says he usually isn't too satisfied with his latest releases for about a month to a year after they come out, but typically warms up to them with time.
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* CreatorBacklash: He admits he's not fond of some of his oldest music and outright tells new listeners not to start with it, but he still makes it (with the single exception of the early noise album ''Thanatron'', which is excluded for unclear reasons) available on his Bandcamp so that people don't have to KeepCirculatingTheTapes. He also says he usually isn't too satisfied with his latest releases for about a month to a year after they come out, but typically warms up to them with time.
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* HeAlsoDid: It's unclear how he even managed to have time with Jute Gyte's release schedule, but according to Metal Archives, Kalmbach is also the person behind the dark ambient/dungeon synth projects [[https://abandonedplaces.bandcamp.com/music Abandoned Places]] (2011-2015), [[https://erdstall.bandcamp.com/music Erdstall]] (2012-2013), [[https://fortressofmystery.bandcamp.com/music Fortress of Mystery]] (2013-2017), [[https://loremaster.bandcamp.com Loremaster]] (2012), [[https://mystictowers.bandcamp.com/music Mystic Towers]] (2012-2016), [[https://siliniez.bandcamp.com/music Siliniez]] (2012-2014), [[https://voormithadreth.bandcamp.com/music Voormithadreth]] (2016-2017), and [[https://zweilicht.bandcamp.com/ Zweilicht]] (2012). The atmospheric black metal band [[https://failureritual.bandcamp.com/music Failure Ritual]] (2012-2015) is also suspected to be his work, but this is not yet confirmed.
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* CreatorBacklash: He admits he's not fond of some of his oldest music and outright tells new listeners not to start with it, but he still makes it available on his Bandcamp so that people don't have to KeepCirculatingTheTapes. He also says he usually isn't too satisfied with his latest releases for about a month to a year after they come out, but typically warms up to them with time.
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* DoingItForTheArt: Kalmbach seems to have devoted himself to his creation process. He manages to be so prolific largely by spending most of his free time on music; he doesn't tour and works part-time so he can spend most of his time on composing and assembling tracks in the studio. As a result, he has (as of April 2021) managed to release thirty-one full-length albums as Jute Gyte since 2006 while maintaining a consistently high standard of quality.
* ReclusiveArtist: Kalmbach doesn't maintain a social media presence (unless Bandcamp counts), displays little interest in self-promotion, and only occasionally gives interviews.
* ReclusiveArtist: Kalmbach doesn't maintain a social media presence (unless Bandcamp counts), displays little interest in self-promotion, and only occasionally gives interviews.
