/bandcamp/ thread

[Carson Adams]

last thread is inactive as ever, let's get the circle jerk going boys; post/rate/rec/etc

protip: rec or review other people's shit, it keeps the thread alive

[Robert Davis]

Arms Dealer-II

armsdealer.bandcamp.com/album/ii

>electronic, experimental, industrial, dark

New release.

[Jayden Nelson]

vanajasri.bandcamp.com/album/hadrianic-relique
>outsider

it's back please

[James Powell]

willbandtheteencreeps.bandcamp.com

>lofi, indie, garage rock, grunge, noise pop
>ffo teen suicide, wavves, twin peaks, salvia palth

recorded to cassette in my bedroom, ep 2 out september!!

NEW TRACK NEW TRACK!

ALSO I'M ON SPOTIFY NOW (just slackers for now, new track will be on there in like a week) PLZ FOLLOW ME open.spotify.com/artist/1uAwT6Ktqb1LyptCbkI7iy

[Caleb Morales]

damn

[Alexander Taylor]

droopies.bandcamp.com/releases

[Matthew Ortiz]

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/track/beleaguered-by-sound-4
>Dark Ambient mixed with elements of Modern Classcial and Drone
>Made from garbage material

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/album/nocturnes-for-l
>Modern Classical, Drone, Ambient Piano
>Fast playing and fluid-like notes
>Like underwater piano concert

Also my album "Castle on Glass" is now out on Spotify and Google Play store!
play.spotify.com/album/51mFjY5R0xSdLuTz2NG8AH?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=open

[Ryan Morales]

tidepoolsmusic.bandcamp.com/

Solo project that evolved into a 5 piece band from Orlando FL

Have previously collaborated with Polysemy and Foliage

If you're playing a show near the Orlando area hit us up. We're always looking for bands to play with.

>Shoegaze,Dreampop,Post-Punk

Working on 5 song EP consisting of new versions of the demos we have and a couple new songs.

>Feedback is much appreciated

[Nathaniel Price]

alldrig.bandcamp.com/

>depressive black metal // post
>piano based // ambient
>narcotic rock // melancholic

recc

[Nicholas Davis]

sunnysatellites.bandcamp.com/
>shoegaze
>prog rock, ambient, electronic, glitch
d e b u t a l b u m i n p r o g r e s s

r e c

[Jonathan Bennett]

willseifert.bandcamp.com

>lofi
>bedroom pop/folk whatever you wanna call it
>dreary sad man music
>ffo teen suicide, american football, sparklehorse, grandaddy

RECS:

this track is really good- it really accurately conveys the feeling of sitting on your front porch as a kid late at night as the rest of the world shuts down- rec'd

[Gabriel Brooks]

dreya - i would leave

dreyaisshit.bandcamp.com/
open.spotify.com/album/6l2q7USkdfQZIKZsB7dxQz

>dreamy noise pop lofi shit
>ffo alex g/elvis depressedly/teen suicide/julia brown/

im gna try and have a (better than this) full length out by like before the end of this year or something and its going p good so far

she recc me:

[Ryder Morris]

really enjoy all of these - definitely recc and excited to hear more

shelbystreet.bandcamp.com/

>singer-songwriter, indie folk, lo-fi, acoustic
>first full album, break-up songs

[Bentley Reyes]

fuck forgot album art!

[Easton King]

stotakoj.bandcamp.com/album/retrograd

>experimental electronic
>dark, shizoid, paranoia, stuff like that

New Release!

[Isaiah Johnson]

SEANCE WHEN

[Blake Clark]

NEW TRACK free download

in-dreamview.bandcamp.com/

>instrumental
>post-rock/math-rock
>jazz fusion

recs

[Anthony Cruz]

jakespin.bandcamp.com/

> Narrative trap-influenced
> Tropical & exotic sounds

Desperate for any type of feedback at all, thank you in advance anyone who checks it out! Took me a long time to put together

[Jayden Ramirez]

bluehole.bandcamp.com

>Psychedelic
>Noise
>One Man Band
>Instrumental

[Isaac Thompson]

nonlocalitymusic.bandcamp.com

>Electronic

I will never not recc:

[Caleb Nguyen]

All these bandcamp threads do is remind me that we never saw anything substantial come from XXYYXX.

Other than that I'm recommending King Punch's Punch Drunk.
>Ska
>Free
>Catchy

[Grayson Anderson]

First 2 tracks I've made looking for feedback please.
>rap
soundcloud.com/sonzaiboyz

[Samuel Jones]

thelooprebels.bandcamp.com/album/restitutionem-2

[Daniel Hall]

I forgot to link it kingpunchuk.bandcamp.com/album/punch-drunk

Also here's another one that I've been enjoying a lot lately. New Couch Party's Chameleon.
newcouchparty.bandcamp.com/album/chameleon
>free
>catchy
>garage rock
>reminds me a load of early Strokes and Arctic Monkeys even though it's not as good. March 34th and BFMG are remarkably good though.

[Anthony Cooper]

thegreatgig.bandcamp.com/

>piano impros
>piano madness

They're p good:
Please constrictive criticism appreciated

[Noah Allen]

Reccing
And here's my stuff:

afterdeath0.bandcamp.com/album/crimson-images

>Chillwave
>IDM (kinda)
>Jazzy stuff

[Daniel Harris]

thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com/album/is-it-it-was
>NEW SINGLE FROM MINT WAX MEMBER, AMUSIAN SO
>promotional single from Amusian So's upcoming EP
>experimental hip-hop
>psychedelic hip-hop
>cloud rap
>twee rap
>dub
>download comes with 21 minutes of bonus shit (3 demos and a 12 minute live performance)

your flow is ass and the lyrical topics are bland as hell. reminds me of mortification (you may be him)

Sounds like Flying Saucer Attack. I wouldn't label your band as just psychedelic and noise because I only listened for shits and giggles (expecting it to be horrible Bandcamp noise).

A lot of your sounds are great but I think you should start finding rappers for your beats. It is rather easy to find rappers who are looking for trap beats of any kind. Take a quick browse in a Soundcloud Facebook group and you'll find a dozen rappers who are interested.

I like the more rhythmic parts but the noise parts just sound like Paulstretch. I'd recommend using more original and unique ways of making noise to make your music more interesting because the rhythmic portions are really good.

Fuck Epiglottis... he can't critique music because HE DOESNT KNOW ANYTIN!

[Christian Hughes]

onatonol.bandcamp.com/album/the-city
NEW ALBUM OUT NOW!
>lo-fi indie
>influences from ambient,avant folk,shoegaze and emo
>two post punk tracks
>for fans of Giles Corey,HANL,Teen Suicide,The Microphones
>also on Spotify and other markets
Easily my best work yet and I’d say it’s way better than my previous album,Tired of Me. I hope you enjoy and I’d love to get your feedback.

but guess what

new music soon

and here's a new track

i normally would release this but it screams deep cut so i'll just release it next year along with the new album:

vocaroo.com/i/s1nmV5MSI7Yo

[Liam Jones]

Don't release the new music please

[Chase Jackson]

Like track 2 the most, sweet
Not a great voice, you could legit sound great if you pitch-shift down maybe?
Not the biggest fan of ska or the kinda quirky stuff you're doing, but love that production man, really slick
Shame about the clipping but interesting, will save for later
not that much going on in each song, a few more layers might not hurt maybe. I mean this is coming from a vaporwave producer but still
That colour scheme is awful, ahh my eyes
Also I get that hazy is the aesthetic but there's laid back, and there's unintelligible
Is "Is This It" your favourite album
But seriously that's seriously cool stuff, but it's kinda strokes-worship-y, not that that matters really, I'm heavily inspired by Chuck Person

and here's my stuff
stevepowerjams.bandcamp.com/album/you-are-now-free
>Chopped and Screwed
>Eccojams
>Vaporwave

This is a very sincere album, despite the meme status vaporwave has, I've tried to create music which is "good", and still has the tropes of vaporwave.
Goes down the route of early chopped up approach rather than the popular routes today of Future Funk and ambient.
Hope you enjoy it.

[Jayden Hernandez]

kaparecords.bandcamp.com/album/waver

>shoegaze, alternative rock, dream pop

Haiku Garden - (Slovenia), debut EP

[Evan Richardson]

Not sure if you're being an asshole or actually disliked the track
Not really,it's a pretty enjoyable album but nothing mindblowing. It's actually The Glow Pt 2.

[Levi Morris]

Nothing you make is ever going to be liked by anyone so please just stop. Not being an asshole. I'm being honest.

[Bentley Fisher]

>Nothing you make is ever going to be liked by anyone
Subjective opinion not an objective fact. Therefore irrelevant

[Levi Bailey]

Onat. The fact that you're ignoring everyone's opinions is just going to get you more hated. Stop while you're ahead.

[Tyler Cox]

>ignoring everyone's opinions
Again, a subjective opinion. Learn the difference. Learn it while you're ahead.

[Lincoln Green]

It'sa good'a

Recent release as a four-piece
>emo, indie-rock, ambient, progressive rock, post-punk, psych
petalportmusic.bandcamp.com/album/eye-contact

Like us on fb, eh? We're trying to get shows in California this summer let me know if any of you host house shows or that kind of shit.

[James Ortiz]

How many times have you been reacted to with negative constructive criticism? Surely more times than you've been meaninglessly recced. Therefore, fact. You know this as well.

[Colton Rogers]

>Surely more times than you've been meaninglessly recced
Prove me this or else this is not a fact. Don't prove it and make your point, well, pointless. Don't worry, I have time.

[Jaxon White]

Take some time, test your patience, pay some attention and listen. All the way through, no half measures
bucc.bandcamp.com/album/the-wandering-following-lanky-gaunt-mute

[Ethan Jones]

and please like my facebook page

[Jacob Campbell]

This is the real me responding,the other replies you got were from someone else. But yeah,your opinion is pretty irrelevant as i have people on these threads who enjoy my music. Anyways,have a nice day.

[Jaxon Parker]

pompomgrrlz.bandcamp.com/album/cotton-candy-age-of-consent-single

>First single off upcoming LP
>it's about that guy in his 20s who hangs out with girls in his old high school because he can't find friends or a gf his own age

>surf punk
>garage rock
>Why am I yelling?

Check these people out:

[Noah Hill]

sick album title man

[Adrian Kelly]

cavbrew.bandcamp.com/album/excerpts-from-a-larger-work
>Drone, Post-Downtempo, Noise, Dark Ambient, EAI

[Elijah Cox]

Nobody on this thread genuinely enjoys monophonic reverb.

[Chase Taylor]

Yeah, but where is SEANCE

[Landon Morris]

dearlaika.bandcamp.com/
>singer-songwriter / ambient / dream pop / minimalist / experimental / lo-fi indie / math folk / glitch
>comparisons have been made to Grizzly Bear, Sleep Party People, Sufjan Stevens, Baths, Justin Vernon, The Antlers, Thom Yorke and Kishi Bashi
>like it? please rate it on rym: rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/dear_laika/dear_laika_ep/

Going in for those recs:

[Jackson Long]

arigatoamigo.bandcamp.com/releases

>solo project, synthy stuff

[Luis Perez]

elvis costello, pavement, merle haggard, dino JR, the who???
>only 1 song

[Tyler Nelson]

jameschristi.bandcamp.com/releases
>One man indie/alternative rock
This is a demo song that I started writing years ago and just finished recently. I've been going through my back catalog of unfinished songs and trying to finish them (as well as some newer ones along the way) for a release this summer.
You're great, man, I really like this.

Saw your music on one of these threads a little while ago, definitely like it, I think your newest track is my favorite.

Fun song and the premise of it is really entertaining to me
Other Reccs:

[Nathaniel Cooper]

What would you recommend I label it as? I've been trying to think of different labels...

[Jacob Jackson]

space rock, shoegaze, noise pop, stuff of that nature

[Dylan Richardson]

Giving all unreviewed a listen.
Arms Dealer - Dion: Love the powerful opening, love the heavy distorted bass. I'm not well-versed in electronic industrial, but I love the percussion all over this. It seems almost catchy in a way. Keep it up man. My only criticism is that it gets a little repetitive, it seems like you're just adding and removing the same sections to add variety. Introduce a new section or flip the beat or some point. Overall, really good though.
Sunny Satellites - Gyroscopic: Has a good vibe, I love the tune on the guitar. Those rising distorted guitars are really cool, I like the effect you put on that. The drums seem a little too crisp, I think in contrast with the drenched guitars it's a little weird, but that's honestly just a personal taste. Overall like the sound a lot, especially towards the end.
SHHP - On My Mind: I love this really chill beat, this beautiful sample over it. Is there a concept to this album? But those galloping drums are really cool. I like it.
#1 - Leningrad Synthetic Orchestra: I'm not the guy to talk to about this, I don't listen to a lot of drone or dark ambient. I like when you have that distorted speech in the middle there, it's really ominous. I think you achieved the goal of dark ambient. Those recurring drum hits are a little weird. It's scary though, it makes me think of like a war-torn city.
Arigato Amigo - Nicotine Dreams: I think the drums have a weird tone to them, especially the open hi-hat. It seems like 80's synth-wave (in a good way) with very faint distorted guitars. If that's what you're going for, you nailed it. But personally it isn't my thing. I like Vapid a lot more though. Especially with those vocals.
Prince of Toronto - Flies With Honey: This is my second or third time listening to your song on here, and it's definitely grown on me with subsequent listens. At first the voice was kinda annoying to me, but now it's kinda endearing.
ctd

[Evan Jackson]

Ctd from Red/Bed - James Christi: Love the synth at the beginning. It's a really nice song, I don't have any problems with it. Maybe up the volume on your vocals at points, lengthen it.

My music:

apmacroeconomics.bandcamp.com/track/flour-child
apmacroeconomics.bandcamp.com/track/pre-summer-blues-tessa-van-der-raay-version

>lo-fi bedroom pop

I have a new song, kinda more downtempo, called Black Money Scam.

apmacroeconomics.bandcamp.com/track/black-money-scam

I'd love some thoughts on any of my stuff, what I could improve, how my voice is.

[Ian Sanders]

most talented people on this thread, congrats
Also, I have a question for ya guys, when you should consider yourself succesfull? what things matter in music?

pd: I'm currently finishing my first release, next week will be up

[Ryder Brooks]

Success is when you're better than you were, in a general sense. If you feel like you're getting better, you're more successful than you ever have been. Other ideas of success depend on the person, like in terms of quality or popularity. Like you might deem yourself successful based on how many listens you have on Bandcamp. Personally, I view myself as successful if I make something that someone else would listen to without me asking them to. That's success for me. It depends entirely on your goals.

[Ryder Flores]

congrats

yamir.bandcamp.com/

>post-rock
>dark ambient
>electronics
>folk

you can now rate my music on RYM!
rateyourmusic.com/artist/yamir_c_

finally got my music on iTunes, it should be up on amazon, spotify, google's music thing, and a few other places this week

[Ethan Hughes]

In short, I think successfulness is quality + popularity, and you set where's the line that divides not succesfulness and successfulness, and by that I'm mean that would be subjective, for some people, having followers or supporters in bandcamp would be successfulness, for others, it would be having sold more than 100 copies of an album, and for others would be being well received by critics.

And I kinda agree with it would depends on your goals.

[Jacob Morgan]

rogergreenfield.bandcamp.com/album/asocial-skills

>eclectic indie-rock
>concept EP
>bedroom lofi with drum machines

[Andrew Barnes]

radiarc.bandcamp.com/

>Cinematic/soundtrack/hybrid
>some ambient horror

[Chase Turner]

hangingtreealgorithm.bandcamp.com/

>instrumental hip hop, electronic, lofi, scifi

just released a new album, check that out

some really good stuff in this thread as usual, here's some recs

[Aaron Gomez]

guess i should post even though im late
i just uploaded this just to see what people think
windowlistener.bandcamp.com/album/weakling-ep