Bandcamp thread. Give each other ideas and feedback
shoesthatglow.bandcamp.com
>Dream pop and punk
>post punk?
>Midwestern Emo Influences
>Not Lo-fi
Bandcamp thread. Give each other ideas and feedback
Mason White
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sunnysatellites.bandcamp.com
soundovermind.com
alldrig.bandcamp.com
deathdeathdeathdeathdeath.bandcamp.com
isotope-1.bandcamp.com
flowersonyourshirt.bandcamp.com
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
fatkid69.bandcamp.com
datingsystem.bandcamp.com
futurefauna.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
itknows.bandcamp.com
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
anti-pattern1.bandcamp.com
tidepoolsmusic.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
absolute-trax.bandcamp.com
loser606.bandcamp.com
commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
bangkokblend.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Owen Flores
sunnysatellites.bandcamp.com
>alternative rock, shoegaze, ambient, electronic, glitch
>featured in a review
>as are a lot of other Sup Forumschachos
soundovermind.com
>There is not much information available about this one except that the band is from the Netherlands and they make rock. The songs are mixed rather dryly, creating a cold and mechanic feeling which could work as music to some late 90s action movies.
Adrian Lopez
one man band from Buenos Aires (Argentina)
each release is different.
>depressive black metal / post
>piano based
>narcotic rock
>experimental
Jaxon Gutierrez
deathdeathdeathdeathdeath.bandcamp.com
please listen
Brayden Reed
Benjamin Phillips
pleasancehouse.bandcamp.com
>atmospheric folk, other stuff
New album "Any Gracious Heart" is coming May 12! You can pre-order for $1 but it'll still be 'name your price' on release. Thanks for listening and downloading everybody, means a ton.
Hudson James
Yo, this shit rips! The way the bass drum sounds is a bit weird though. It kind of overpowers the whole mix on Uncontrolled Dreams
Jack Morgan
flowersonyourshirt.bandcamp.com
>loud synths, robotcore
Liam Baker
I was a big fan or Giver Takes, will definitely check this out!
Tyler Morales
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
>experimental hip-hop
>psychedelic hip-hop
>sloppily made 3 song EP written, produced, and performed in a week
>terribly mixed
>influenced by anticon, young fathers, and roots manuva
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
>experimental hip-hop
>jazz rap
>dub
>single from an early form of Mint Wax
UPCOMING LATTICE COLLECTIVE RELEASES: 4-song (+2 spoken word interludes) ryan's sugar shack EP (expect much more contributions from Big Website and Piano-Guitar), 10-song Mint Wax mixtape (composed of Amusian So, Big Website, and Piano Guitar with a few guests), 8-song Amusian So solo EP (with major contributions from Eric Stratos on synths), possibly a collaboration between Nick Plante and Hyperultra, and possibly a spacey jazz rap album from Grant Legg (sampling a lot of Sun Ra, Mwandishi-era Hancock, Ornette Coleman, etc)
Ryder Ramirez
Cmon, don't just post your shit and leave take a listen to each there's stuff!
Here's this local band from Chicago I see all the time
>Primus on Steroids
>Monster Bassist
>Kinda like Punk with some time signatures? Kinda hard to categorize these dudes
>Goofy, weird themes
Bentley Sanders
David Cruz
>dunno genre, maybe singer-songwriter or post-punk.
>sad stuff
>spanish lyrics
>wrote this stuff while really depressed
Samuel Hernandez
Overall recording quality isn't bad. I would turn the hats down and the vocals up, but other than that it's pretty solid. I like the tempo changes going on in the first song. The second song has some nice crystalline guitar tones going on. The sound is just very inoffensive and I feel like nothing in particular sticks out in a good or bad way. I feel like if you guys push your songwriting, you could really make an awesome full length.
I'm not really one for instrumental guitar music, but your textures are nice. It seems like you have a stream-of-consciousness style of writing the songs, which is cool, but feels a little bit aimless without any type of vocals. I really like whatever that reverse reverb type effect is on Binary Perspective.
Wow this is really all over the place. After the first song I thought I would love the whole album, but there's just too much experimentation going on. I think you have a knack for songwriting and textures, but it sounds like you need a lot more practice on actually assembling tracks. You should definitely keep doing your thing because I can definitely imagine your talents and future skill set falling into place to make something truly remarkable one day. For now, however, it sounds like you're still figuring everything out.
My recent output:
futurefauna.bandcamp.com
>psych pop
Anthony Hernandez
youtube.com
Jorman God - Out of plan
youtube.com
Jorman God - High Life
youtube.com
Jorman God - Computer end
youtube.com
Jorman God - Tier drop
Grayson Wood
yes! that was the idea! thanks for listening!
Nathan Peterson
itknows.bandcamp.com
>post-punk, electronic, noise, new wave
Commencing my listening binge, I'll be back
Luis Howard
>Experimental, Various Genres
>New Release
>Paw Paw's Songs
>Ambient, Comedy, Dixieland, Field Recordings, Folk, Folk Pop, Jangle Pop, Lo-fi, Musique Concrete, Sound Collage.
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. Thank You. :)
Proud Supporter Of:
Justin Lee
Thanks, Yeah, I don't really know what is missing on the second song I'm at a loss as to what to do to make it a bit more interesting. How would you recommend someone further their songwriting?
I'm digging some of your stuff. It's really poppy and the production is very good. I Think it sounds tight overall. Each song is sorta different, which is pretty good. I'm particularity liking concrete garden.
Your music tends to remind me of wild nothing at times, Which isn't a bad thing. Maybe experiment slightly more. Step a little outside of your bounds
Isaiah Bailey
>prog/math metal
Easton Parker
I would say listen to some old singer-songwriter records and analyze some classic cannon techniques for melodies. Maybe sit down with a guitar and a few simple chords and don't think about anything but your voice and how it interacts with the chord progression.
My personal theory is that any good song should be able to be played with just one instrument and vocals, because that means that the song has a true, skeletal foundation at its core.
I don't know if that really makes sense, but that's how I think of song structure.
Jason Brown
>Post-Punk,Dreampop,Shoegaze
>All recorded in a bedroom
New single. Working on a five song EP
>***New better produced and Re-mixed version
Nathaniel Murphy
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
>indie/experimental folk
Here comes dat AOTY. Paw Paw's Songs and Any Gracious Heart are most likely going to be pitted to the death. Can't wait.
Looking forward to listening to new Bandcamps ans reviewing when I get home from school today.
Jayden Wright
Liam Butler
>club/bass/midwest
Wyatt Cook
loser606.bandcamp.com
Alternative/ambient
William Collins
commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
Outsider label from me and my friends.
>commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
>Freak-folk, anti-music, spoken word, outsider
My solo work. Never played a uke before this.
>commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
>Folk-punk, shitty jokes, spoken word
Work with my best friend. The album we're making is the inspiration for everything else.
>commercialoddities.bandcamp.com
>hip-hop, scat singing
Our engineer's joke album.
I'm not real big on the vocals. I don't know enough about mastering to comment on that. The lo-fi vocals fit in well, the voice is just kind of "meh" for me.
I like the textures on some tracks. Down came the rain is cool. Can't get into the rest of the album. Cover art is cool though.
I listened to Her Name Whispers Nostalgia. I like it my dude. Piano almost always sounds pleasant to me though.
This is rad as fuck. I don't know about listening casually, but I like a lot of the experimentation. Like a much more refined version of what I am looking to do.
Not real big on electronic music and this falls into that as well.
Not for me my dude.
I don't care for either of these. Production is interesting at some points.
Really dig the vocals on this. The opening track is really cool.
I like the production and instrumentation a lot. It is a shame I can't understand what you're saying because I sounds like something I could sing along to on cool summer nights.
Good shit my dude. Saturn: Dementia is super cool.
I like your [spoiler]aesthetic[/spoiler] The music matches well. Not real big on drone, but your ambient sections are nice.
Recs from stuff I've heard
Levi Williams
>anti-pattern1.bandcamp.com
Only listened to Demo 2015, but it was pretty boring. Breakdowns didn't seem to change much.
Nothing new to say to you. Still think this is catchy.
Vocals are kind of grating. I suck too though so whatever. Instrumentation is good.
I want to like this but can't. Reminds me of old clipping. remixes they did for DBA.
Unless you're really going for the lo-fi sound I would bring the vocals up. Kind of boring in parts, but if it is really your first album I'm sure it will pick up.
Sebastian Martinez
bangkokblend.bandcamp.com
>first half is lo-fi bedroom pop w ambient elements
>second half is synth pop with screamo elements
Oliver Barnes
>bangkokblend.bandcamp.com
Shit dude, this is stellar. Probably one of my favorite bandcamp releases of the year. Have cassettes always been up? I actually found this in a share thread before I found it on bandcamp.