I'll return all feedback, here's a new album I just released:
atlas-prime.bandcamp.com
>minimalist-inspired plunderphonics
>experimental
>sample-based
Bandcamp share thread: It's that time again. Share your Bandcamp and we'll critique it
Jackson Scott
Other urls found in this thread:
droopies.bandcamp.com
avantier.bandcamp.com
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
varietyhour.bandcamp.com
petalportmusic.bandcamp.com
breadonbread.bandcamp.com
eeriesummer.bandcamp.com
eeriesummer.bandcamp.com
eeriesummer.bandcamp.com
kuja.bandcamp.com
thetimetraveler.bandcamp.com
jacksonwilson.bandcamp.com
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
nelgatlin.bandcamp.com
punkrockopera.bandcamp.com
awkwardbullshit.bandcamp.com
skabetty.bandcamp.com
willbandtheteencreeps.bandcamp.com
februarymusic.bandcamp.com
bangkokblend.bandcamp.com
sarferz.bandcamp.com
onatonol.bandcamp.com
vocaroo.com
yamir.bandcamp.com
alldrig.bandcamp.com
gausse.bandcamp.com
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
growhouse.bandcamp.com
tidepoolsmusic.bandcamp.com
alexseibel.bandcamp.com
zilla-industries.bandcamp.com
clyp.it
twitter.com
Sebastian Collins
droopies.bandcamp.com
D R O O P I E S
Kayden Cox
>synthwave
>chillwave
>ambient
>vapor
Charles Anderson
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
>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)
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
>single from Mint Wax (duo at this point)
>jazz rap
>experimental hip-hop
>dub
thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com
>EP from an 11 year old rapper who thought he was going to be rapping of "Fetty Wap type beats".
>experimental hip-hop
>dub (very heavy on the low-end)
>post-punk
Zachary Johnson
i really like this, the vocals are unique which is rare for an indie rock band. you guys remind me of guided by voices mixed with built to spill
Justin Price
James Morris
the album Arcade is very nostalgic and relaxing. reminds me of sitting in the living room playing SNES games as kid, very atmospheric and listenable.
Dylan Hall
Our most recent release, first one as a four-piece.
>post punk
>emo
>indie rock
>psych
>progressive rock
>ambient
petalportmusic.bandcamp.com
Joseph Phillips
eden sounds like if Tangerine Dream made rock music during their Virgin years. very striking soundscapes, quite melancholy. super good music.
Matthew Brooks
thank you very much for listening but how could you tell i was a virgin?
Oliver Jones
kek, the inherent sadness in the music conveyed it to me
Jonathan Diaz
>ba doot pssshhh
Zachary Walker
breadonbread.bandcamp.com
>post-punk/indie rock/noise rock
Just recently released this album. Any honest feedback, how does this album holds up?
Luis Harris
Very decent stuff! Very interesting style.
Ethan Robinson
definitely picking up some the world is a beautiful place and i am no longer afraid to die vibes. very dynamic music, good job
Joshua Morgan
One thing I'm wondering about what is post-punk about this though.
Chase Foster
Eerie Summer
eeriesummer.bandcamp.com
indie pop, lo-fi
personal favorite album:
eeriesummer.bandcamp.com
Gavin Wright
Thanks, bud.
Personally I'm not a fan of that band, but I appreciate being compared to a popular group that you enjoy. Thanks for listening.
Listen to the whole thing and find out ;)
Robert Sanders
your vocals are by far the best part about your music (referring to Basic sharpie), but I also love the heavy basslines. pretty trippy shit, very noisy, i like it
Christian Rogers
Loving weird around you from the first seconds. Great sound, great atmosphere.
Ayden Johnson
Thanks for listening man! Vocals are split on tracks between me and my friend.
John James
>experimental electronic
>me singing
Kevin Nelson
That 11 year old was pure fire.
Yeezy better watch his back.
Very relaxing.
Seemed a little discordant at times, but that was probably my imagination.
The songs are good, but the production value is lacking.
The stereo balance is completely favoring the left ear, and that's the kinda thing that'll bug a listener.
Anyway.
Now for my shit.
thetimetraveler.bandcamp.com
>horrible
>acoustic guitar only
>entire album is about 2 minutes long
>what do you have to lose?
Also, I may have forgotten my pass to my tripcode.
So this should be interesting to see what I get.
Aiden Parker
Oh hey, I got it right.
:)
Justin Fisher
Nathan Evans
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
>indie/experimentalfolk
>traces of noise pop, fuzz folk, power electronics, melodic harsh noise, and free jazz
EERIE SUMMER
NO WAY
if you guys are Sup Forumstants then my day has been made. I've been a huge fan since 2014 when I first heard the Eerie summer EP. Next to the Baddest Beams and Lyklas Ocre, that's seriously my favorite EP ever. Please never stop making music and if you can make more merch, I want to buy one of those Eerie summer bags for my future gf
Recsrecsrecs
James Johnson
reccing this. I really enjoy this.
honestly, the compression is way too much in the production on this. I bet you guys are fun live though.
Joseph Torres
nelgatlin.bandcamp.com
>trap / chillwave/ ambient
>how haven;'t i Killed myself already
Bentley Morris
punkrockopera.bandcamp.com
>70s Punk, Rock Opera
I know I'm probably not most peoples cup of tea, but I ask you to give it a shot anyway. I like to think there's more to it than you would think.
Nolan Cox
Adrian Bennett
is that birmingham?
Evan Richardson
naw, its a shot I took of Austin from a rooftop I was working on one night
Carter Fisher
skabetty.bandcamp.com
>shitty guitar wankery
>unproduced mess
>kind of comfy but not really
I can't believe it. It's been exactly one month since my first release!
I don't know if thia going by too fast or too slow, but one thing that I'm pretty sure of is that I have gotten a little better at playing the guitar
I mean, I just am not as sloppy as before, and I learned how to make cool melodies
shit, I even learned how to put too sound files together so there could be two guitars
I know that my music is pretty bad and unprofessional, but I am actually pretty damn proud. If I have gotten this "good" then in one year I might be able to make something actually good!
oh well, time to rec some stuff (I can't give feedback right now, I gotta run)
(!!!)
Zachary Hernandez
>he recs my album
Do you wanna know how I know you didn't listen to any of those?
Grayson White
i listened to your album. some of your ideas are good, but this album is little more than an album of undeveloped ideas. im not saying it's bad, im just saying that it would sound good if it was more fleshed out. for what it is, it's entertaining and enjoyable, keep it up, seriously.
Chase Price
Does anyone actually listen to stuff on these boards any more? or is it just for posting your stuff and hoping you get blindly rec'd or that one dude shits on you music.
Gavin Kelly
it was like, 2 minutes long so I checked it out, and I loved it! even if it was simple, it still sounded really good
"In The Light Under" was my favourite one, it reminds me of something I can't remember
it also had it's comfy moments, and I live for those
anyways, yeah I really liked it. i should really not be the one saying this but maybe some better production would help (or not, if you want to keep the lo-fi thingy)
Luke Howard
i listen to every thing posted here. i agree with you though, it seems like you never get any feedback. i linked my new album in the making of this post and not one person critiqued it. it's whatever though, i know how much it can mean to tell someone you enjoy what they make, and that's why i like participating in these threads.
Adam Wood
Fair enough, well thanks for given stuff a shot. i completely missed your link. im listening to it now. drums is crazy.
Luis Jones
Thanks for the kind words, but I made it as kind of a joke.
:)
Lol, thanks bro.
I've made much better shit in Sup Forums projects before, and this was just something I did for the fuck of it.
Your album is actually good, however.
Very easy to listen to.
If I could give you one piece of advice, and this is from experience, when recording an electric guitar- put the mic close to the amp and sit far away.
That way you hitting the strings won't be very audible, if at all.
Ryan Phillips
willbandtheteencreeps.bandcamp.com
>lofi
>noise pop
>garage rock
Jonathan Ross
This is giving me flashbacks to when my old computer would freeze in the middle of movies or games. first track is oddly intense. Its an interesting concept, the super short loops and then messing with them. really screws with the musical expectation of building up expectations and then varying them. you start to build them up and then just grab me by the neck and shake the fuck out of my head. Dragged down by the stone is this fantastic build up to a build up, that actually made me jump when it changed pace. Interlude is probably my favorite but probably because it is the most like i normal song. This is honestly very interesting but i think this kind of music might also drive me insane. over all well done i just dont know in what category.
Jacob Barnes
thanks for listening, man. i often hear people say that my music is head-ache inducing, and like you said, could drive you to insanity, and i totally understand why. i'm trying to make relentless, uncompromising, challenging, yet rewarding music. the number one theme i'm going for is intensity. the idea of extreme repetition to the point of obsession has always interested me, and it's an idea that i explored in this album and in my previous one. i hope you got at least some enjoyment out of it. i recognize that im asking a lot out of listeners by asking them to listen to this uncompromising music, but im very passionate about the music i make, so thanks for dignifying it with an in-depth analysis.
Ryder Morris
februarymusic.bandcamp.com
>indie rock
>shoegaze and postrock influence
Jaxon Lopez
>when you post in a bandcamp thread without reading the thread and people think that you're the actual band that is posting
I just wanted to post what I thought was nice.
Daniel Russell
>Share your Bandcamp
Leo King
If you stuck around you would see theres a handful of people who give actual feedback as much as they can! (I usually try to listen to 3 or 4 songs from each artist i critique and give about a paragraph of feedback).
Sometimes its late in the thread (or people dont care), but about half of the artists reply with a thank you or little note of appreciation.
I usually rec what I like best (only a few artists on here I genuinely have become a fan of, but its worth it)
Hudson Campbell
Whoa, I've yet to hear stuff like this, but I really enjoy it!
>I like fast music
Hunter Gonzalez
the intent of this thread was for artists who might not otherwise get exposure to share their music and get some feedback
Connor Wood
thanks a lot man! haha, i don't usually like including humor in my music, but that quote was too perfect to not take advantage of.
Eli Reyes
Hehe, good I'm not using headphones, since Underwater Breathing Apparatus' differently delayed guitars would have probably made me nautious. It's really interesting so far!
Isaac Hall
I'm on these a fair amount. maybe I've posted this thing enough times that all the folks that scroll through have heard it and now just have nothing to say. which is completely possible and not even really that bad. just a bummer to keep posting the thing and not get any kind of comment, maybe it just blows and no one has anything to say :/
This is me by the way.
Owen Anderson
bangkokblend.bandcamp.com
>compilation
>r&b
>indie rock
>bedroom pop
>acoustic
rec'd
Mason Roberts
it's actually one of my favorite techniques in music, phasing. i play the same sample of a guitar riff twice. one in the right audio channel, one in the left. one of the samples is ever so slightly faster than the other, so they slowly become out of sync. eventually, they meet back up, and that's where the song ends. it produces an extremely disorienting effect which i find fascinating
Sebastian Hall
sarferz.bandcamp.com
half finished album, psychedelic folk, prog rock kind of shit
Kevin Morales
ok, this is incredible. clearly a lot of effort went into the making of this album. there's no reason this album couldn't be released on a major record label, it's much higher quality than so many albums out there. the riffing is superb and the vocals fit the punk aesthetic so perfectly. the soloing on Guitars Clash is absolutely nasty. recommended for sure.
Leo Price
hello man who made the album
Brandon Cook
hi
Jaxson Murphy
Thats fantastic thank you so much
Chase Morris
onatonol.bandcamp.com
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.
bonus: vocaroo.com
i hope y'all like TWIABP..
Michael James
forgot cover
Jason Thompson
>free jazz
where lmao
recs tho
yamir.bandcamp.com
>post rock
>dark ambient
>'experimental' electronics
>on itunes, amazon, spotify, etc
Elijah Russell
Only on Dragon, Albert Ayler was a huge influence in using the recorder to just go ham on. It's just a trace of it though, it's definitely not actual free jazz but I doubt I would have ever thought about using an instrument in that way without his inspiration
Lincoln Moore
This is nice. Not really something I'd listen to often since I'm very picky with electronic music but it's very relaxing synth stuff and anyone who enjoys that kind of style should definitely try it out
Nathaniel Kelly
Well damn, it's definitely something I'll give you that. And I don't feel like I lost anything by listening but hmm, if you're going to just make messy music, why not go all out and make a lot of noise next time?
Luis Thomas
Are you a label?
Eli Gutierrez
Label or not, there are some choice picks in here my dude. You have good taste either way.
Ryder Phillips
These guys are good, please listen
Feedback and lip service is nice but plays/downloads mean more to me because that's actual evidence that they liked the album. So it doesn't bother me to not get anything at all from a few threads at a time
>tfw Eerie Summer aren't Sup Forumstants
Life goes on. Thanks for clarifying though
Chase Scott
>depressive black metal // post
>piano based // ambient
>narcotic rock // melancholic
Chase Martin
>not "every release is different"
David Parker
Recommendations:
Benjamin Hughes
>Experimental, Various Genres
We start off my new label, Jacob And Friends, with the release of Eric Taxxon's Sky Simplified.
Will be accepting submissions for the label.
>New Release
>Eric Taxxon
>Sky Simplified
>Santa Cruz, Ambient, Ambient Pop, Drone, Vaporwave.
Description:
We often view the sky as something of an art piece in itself. Something reflective, as we wonder and gaze into its openness, while evolving with its ever changing shapes and colors. Eric Taxxon attempts to embody such in his new album, Sky Simplified. With droning synths and ambient melodies, Eric tackles how he holds viewership of the sky with his gentle and yet intricate production.
Now available for stream and download!
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. And give Eric some love. Thank You. :)
Also for anyone living in Houston, I will be performing at a showcase at Fitzgerald's on July 1st. If you have an interest in going, contact me for tickets.
Proud Supporter Of:
Gavin Carter
Justin Baker
bump for the original
Brody Lee
>dat tracklist for Seance
Can it be done now so I can listen to it pls
Colton Wilson
SEANCE NOW
Colton Turner
SEANCE NOW
IT'S BEEN EIGHT DAYS, NERDS
Charles Torres
>onat onol
How's your black friend?
Angel Torres
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
Isaac Morgan
dude youre fucking great
Josiah Parker
my music sucks and its the same over and over again. people here told me that like 2500+ times so I had to remove that description.
i liek this
Carson Wood
I-I dont have a black friend?
Wyatt Robinson
alexseibel.bandcamp.com
>themed and really short electronic ep i guess
Please, please set your expectations really low while listening to this or you may regret it
Wow i'm really tired. This week's going to be hell
Some kind of rehersal every day and on friday i have two performances with two school bands (gonna play the trumpet and the guitar)
I really hope i don't fuck this up and all the stress doesn't fuck me up
I'll still try to rec some stuff here every day if it works out
recs
(!!!)
Why are there two thread though?
Jeremiah Parker
WAIT A SECOND I THINK I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT
idk hes too busy having some Fucking Sex
Julian Baker
oH shit a typo fucking kill me
Angel Parker
thanks for the advice! I think it will be really useful in the future!!
good luck on the performances! don't let the stress kill you!!
Michael Cruz
thank you! i'm giving my best and i hope this time it'll be enough
there will probably be a video of the performance maybe i'll link it next week if it's not too bad
Liam Sanchez
NOW YOU'VE GOT IT
:)
Andrew Johnson
Take as much time as you need on Seance. Don't stress it.
Charles Sanchez
I don't mind waiting either but did something happen? You guys said it was coming out on the 20th
Dominic Murphy
Thanks man. I feel like I might be losing my shit trying to make this album work the way I hear it in my head. It's almost done, I promise.
Carter Collins
zilla-industries.bandcamp.com
#BEATS #BEAT-TAPE #electronic #hip-hop #experimental #VIBES #ireland
check it out guys xx
Joshua Howard
Parker Hernandez
I have a small question to all of you. So I have this small track that I don't want to put on Bandcamp because that would be rather stupid. However, I really want to get some critique of this track. Where should I find some help? Can I just put it up here even though it's not on Bandcamp? Thanks in advance!!
Jackson Campbell
Soundcloud is great for single demos like that, check their threads out sometime
Angel Peterson
Upload to clyp.it
Noah Jackson
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm quite ashamed that I haven't thought about both of these options. Silly me! Anyway, here's this shit if anybody's interested:
clyp.it