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BANDCAMP THREAD
Caleb Carter
Other urls found in this thread:
lankyboyclub.bandcamp.com
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highlysensitiveperson.bandcamp.com
starsonabedroomwall.bandcamp.com
blazethecat.bandcamp.com
theambiguity.bandcamp.com
eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com
connorleary.bandcamp.com
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
peachesdavenport.bandcamp.com
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
kryptonrays.bandcamp.com
bluehole.bandcamp.com
skycry.bandcamp.com
mkultramusic.bandcamp.com
bucc.bandcamp.com
yamir.bandcamp.com
rateyourmusic.com
jacksonwilson.bandcamp.com
theearljohnsonrapexperience.bandcamp.com
oandk.bandcamp.com
jackdavymusic.bandcamp.com
rosswallgren.bandcamp.com
neptunehomme.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
lethargic-in-the-park.bandcamp.com
corvoandthecorvettes.bandcamp.com
danpearl.bandcamp.com
stunnedsilence.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
anthonycondarcuri.bandcamp.com
harmonicforest.bandcamp.com
nueve.bandcamp.com
open.spotify.com
jordansproject.bandcamp.com
persei.bandcamp.com
thelaver.bandcamp.com
sphaeras.bandcamp.com
blackstallion.bandcamp.com
elco.bandcamp.com
grazer.bandcamp.com
cptgloom.bandcamp.com
cptgloom.bandcamp.com
officialdtb.bandcamp.com
1-34-1.bandcamp.com
ethrelite.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Jaxson Jackson
>lofi
>noise pop
1ST LP ‘i lost all my friends//loving you’ OUT SEPTEMBER?? darker tones than slackers, more spooky n that i guess, i am sad. A WHOLE 9 TRACKS?!?!
tapes, tees n gigs also coming september time!!
MAKING A SHORT FILM FEATURING MY TUNES IN OCTOBER, all on super 8 film, should look cool. watch me skate around leeds at 4am with my gf basically, hopefully gettin some gig shots in it too dependin on how it comes out with light levels n that
ALSO CHECK THIS VID I MADE FOR YUNG youtube.com
will b up all night givin feedback yo xox
Jeremiah Green
highlysensitiveperson.bandcamp.com
>singer/songwriter
>tMG worship
will listen as the thread populates
Hudson Murphy
starsonabedroomwall.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi
>experimental
>conceptual
Colton Cox
hey i made an album about blaze the cat from sonic 06 i hope you guys think its cool . in the last thread they said its 'vaporwave' but i don't really get it
Cooper Gray
link pls
Justin Miller
woops for got link hahablazethecat.bandcamp.com
Parker Bell
Good stuff
This is cool shit. I appreciate the lo-fi sound of it.
theambiguity.bandcamp.com
>ambient
>drone
Brand new single about Death Bear
Andrew Martin
eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi pop crap inspired by the Music Tapes, Neutral Milk Hotel, Jeff Mangum's WFMU shows, a Hawk and a Hacksaw, early of Montreal, Daniel Johnston, Brian Wilson, Marshmallow Coast, Syd Barrett, the Ladybug Transistor, R. Stevie Moore, Guided by Voices, Beatles, Animal Collective, Robert Wyatt, the Olivia Tremor Control, etc.
>attempts at "lush" arrangements using harmonica, recorder, chimes, rain stick, accordion, fake bassoon, Hanna-Barbera cartoon sound effects, bird noises, singing saw, tambourine, fake glockenspiel, synthesizers, classical guitar, a fence, violin, water, lap harp, banjo, soda can, microtonal (busted) ukelele, field recordings, vocal harmonies, etc.
>crunchy
>cringey lyrics about the bittersweet feeling of graduating high school and stuff like that
>includes attempt at a "ragtime" song
I have listened to bits and pieces of this from a different thread. I like your sense of melody and overall it gives me the vibe of those short plaintive acoustic transitional tracks that you find on every Guided by Voices album. I'll have to listen to a lot more of this later because it gives me a co-o-o-ozy feeling. Like that end of "Sunshine" where you go all opera-singer. By the way, what does "tmG worship" mean?
The Hall of Fame, aka the Albums You Should Download Right Now and Listen to All The Time:
connorleary.bandcamp.com
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
peachesdavenport.bandcamp.com
Benjamin Mitchell
rec
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
>ambient
>drone
>sad
I'm actually leaving feedback this time. I'm gonna do a mega post after listening instead of dripfeeding pointers to random people.
Christian Bennett
>Instrumental Hip-Hop/Various Electronic Subgenres
Cooper Cox
Colton Wright
Same guy from skycry.bandcamp.com
>Instrumental Stoner/Noise Rock/Doom Metal
Parker Gomez
heartcenter.bandcamp.com
some licks i turned into demos for demos
ur project had alot of sick tracks, id rec this to anybody looking for solid alternative arrangements!!
Michael Watson
bump
Juan Cox
mkultramusic.bandcamp.com
>Industrial, Electronic
Thanks
Henry Sanchez
bucc.bandcamp.com
Please listen to the whole album and then r8.
Please listen to the whole album.
Adrian Cooper
here
nice and chunky. like the organs quite a bit.
theres a flatness to the drums that really bothers me. i dont know anything about your bands intentions when mixing this but as a drummer its annoying that i can barely hear whats going on in that area. the songwriting is otherwise nice
lol jesus harold christ
thanks for the listen. your tones are quite lush and they move with a relative ease. the vocals on the 2nd track dont quite sit so well in the mix for me personally, but not in a way that bothers me too much
im glad you enjoyed it! the singing at the end of sunshine is actually a clip of benjamine clementine singing. my including samples of other peoples stuff every so often is part of "tMG worship" which stands for the Mountain Goats. tons of johns old albums basically sound like this except more clear and also the musics better
also i dig the tunes, theyre pretty odd at points, haha. i hear some fleet foxes in your vocals too. the drums arent super present which is a bummer, esp considering how busy and essential they sound on certain songs
this is pretty discomforting to listen to at points. produced well, mix is nice, and is evoking an alva noto vibe, specifically his first album. agoraphobia is blippy in a y2k way which i like
Jordan Brown
this is me
There's so much noise here that it almost seems like a field recording of a dusty radio in a run down store. You could go far by putting in recordings of lightbulbs buzzing or doors opening.
I thought this didn't seem very lo-fi, but then you pulled a Feels-esque transformation in the middle and your genre tags made more sense. I don't really get the concept yet, is it supposed to be self evident?
I'm thinking this is a joke, but even if it isn't this has some potential. It's got some good ideas inside of the ms paint deviantart aesthetic.
This is beautiful, but I must reassure you that it is okay to loop your shit when you're making ambient music. Ambient albums with short tracks will never not feel rushed as hell. You're not being shallow, you're being thorough.
Wait, you're the same person? Either way I thought that krypton rays felt very cheap sounding because of the repeated use of stocky samples. Be more creative with effects and the like, like you were on the last couple of tracks. Skycry isn't really my genre, but it sounded pretty raw.
The word "demos" lowered my expectations. This is a really fun and active album, and I love your use of sampling. Very unique. I hope to see a full length release in this style.
Very subtle for a record so influenced by the sounds of Gabber. I like how it gets more ambient as it goes on, this feels like a complete work. A lot glitchier than I expected too.
Eli Clark
Which parts were discomforting? I intended the first track to be harsher and more minimal, and to have it get gradually more pleasant and warm until I started singing.
Colton Russell
yamir.bandcamp.com
>post-rock
>guitar ambient
>drone
>noise rock at points
>bits of spoken word because can't sing
>available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and others
while you wait for the album, rate my other releases on RYM!
rateyourmusic.com
o shit people giving lots of feedback, i should do the same after i go take a s hower
underrated
boys of spice
Wyatt Jackson
oh fuck. ok so admittedly i was skimming through some of the tracks and i didnt hear singing. ill listen a bit more. the first and third tracks were wigging my shit a bit, like in a dark ambient way
Isaac Rivera
John Wood
Yeah I get what you mean. I'll try and use less stocky samples for my next project for krypton rays and be more creative with what I've got
Noah Wood
I'm ()
Well I ended up liking your album a lot more than I thought I would, mainly because of the lyrics. When I first listened to little snippets from it, I thought "nice melodies but it's just another guy with a guitar" to be honest. When I looked at the lyrics though, the songs took on a whole new dimension and I ended up downloading it. That doesn't necessarily mean I'll be listening to it that often, but it does mean that you should definitely keep it up, man. Favorite lyrics are either "Sunshine" or "Trailed Away." The overall intimate, confessional style reminds me of....sorry if this offends you....a certain Will Toledo. (And I consider that to be a good thing.)
Favorite song is probably "Tarred." Your voice sounds the best on that one to my ears. Reminds me of how sometimes the warped lo-fi on Daniel Johnston's tapes makes him sound kind of childlike in an almost angelic way. Had my favorite melody too: when you sing "to climb the LAD-derbars into the night."
The album also reminded me of Little Kid's Logic Songs. Haven't checked out Julien Baker. Glad you dug my tunes too
Jacob Sanders
That's the thing about Eric's album, HSP....it's like watching a thermometer rise
Joshua Gomez
this sounds super claustrophobic and introverted, love it man, the noise really really adds to the feel i proper love have i said that
little too odd for me, the instrumentals backin r real cool tho
fuckn gr8
rec u as always
me
Nolan Evans
wow thank you so so much! i dont mind the will comparison, hes alright. im surprised that you liked tarred that much, i dont really like that song much. i do love how it ends though
David Gray
GET HYPED FOR A SQEQUEL
theearljohnsonrapexperience.bandcamp.com
Jaxson Garcia
im glad you liked it. i was worried about the noise as it being that loud was unintentional. thought it would be too overbearing.
Hunter Turner
>synthpop
>dreampop
>atmospheric/ambient rock
Spent the last year on this, dropped two weeks ago. Thanks for any feedback.
Benjamin Parker
jackdavymusic.bandcamp.com
New EP
>Rock
>Metal
>Poppy bits
Happy to receive and will return any feedback
Michael James
this is me even FUCK
William Clark
>The Funeral Of
The Funeral Of is a solo piano piece in three movements, inspired by a once re-occurring dream (or nightmare) involving an anonymous barn house suicide and subsequent closed-casket funeral.
>The Dragon (Remastered)
The Dragon is a solo piano piece in three movements, composed like a story and meant to be a musical representation of love and loss, happiness and grief, stoic life and beautiful death.
>Psyberia
Psyberia is an improvised electric guitar rhapsody layered over a field recording of suburban night wanderings with plundered radio recordings. Everything was recorded, mixed, and mastered in one three hour period.
Jason Sanders
neptunehomme.bandcamp.com
>ambient, dark ambient, drone
Evan Morales
Tarred covers a sensitive subject matter but I thought you pulled it off. Main reasons I liked it:
1.) I'm a complete sucker for I-II-III chord progressions. Don't know why, it just gets me every time. As such, I like a lot of doo wop.
2.) I forget the actual name for it, but I'm also a big fan of when guitar players lift their hands to strum rhythmically without letting the notes ring out. Like about three seconds into this (youtube.com
3.) The aforementioned Daniel Johnston effect
4.) The aforementioned ladderbars melody (also pay attention to how you go low on "bodies" and back up on "vetoed," it's little effects like that which form a pleasant melody)
5.) Forty six seconds in, the "In a month" part is unexpected both melodically and lyrically. It's brutally honest to talk about how they will be forgotten. Also that chord you hit forty-nine seconds in is real good (see, this is why I'm trying to learn music theory, so I can actually describe things)
Yeah, the ending is nice too. Don't know why I'm heaping all this massive feedback on you lol, just kinda bored, but I hope it encourages you.
Matthew Moore
Ooh I bet they used an I which looks just like an l
Andrew Martin
me again
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA vocals are so pretty. id listen to this for that alone. your songwriting evokes a space image in my head which is lit. i feel the drums have a smidge too much verb on them and are brought down in the mix too far. its really my only complaint tho, everything else sounds absolutely stellar
the content of the music unfortunately doesnt interest me much, but the performances are great and your mixdown is pretty good. vocals arent too buried and drums have some punch to them at last, lol.
im going to ignore the fact that this just sounds like paulstretch abuse and say its very easy on the ears and super unobtrusive, which is what i like in the ambient i listen too. seems unnecessarily long though.
Kayden Thomas
Zachary Campbell
no i love in depth stuff like this! it makes me feel like im not just jerking people around. im glad the actual composition of the song interests you as i have no fucking clue what im doing in that department. im not trained, so any instance of a good chord progression or melody is just a reflection of my taste i suppose.
im glad its decent enough that youd want to break down why you enjoy it. means a lot
Oliver Morris
Are you trying to get people to turn up your music too loud in order to frighten them? The dynamic range on this is out of control. I can appreciate the prettiness of this though. Are the vocals pitch corrected? You either have a really great voice or are using autotune very creatively.
I listened to psyberia. I like the real nature of it, like I'm walking around some dark rest stop in the middle of an interstate.
Now here's someone who isn't afraid to stretch their ideas out. Very nice. Have you ever heard of Francisco Lopez? Your album reminded me of Untitled (2009)
John Jones
also its mainly the lyrics i object to as i dont think i did a good job honoring my subject material
Camden Garcia
Well there you go. Good ears can always substitute for technical knowledge. Take the Pixies. They use a lot of unorthodox time signatures and chord progressions, but Black Francis has said he had no idea what he was doing, he just wanted it to sound unique
Grayson Rogers
I have, and you're not the first person to say that believe it or not. Thank you.
Thank you.
Dominic Martinez
Well it's such a highly sensitive topic, I wouldn't recommend writing about stuff like that too often because of how risky it is. But I think you made it through alright
Parker Butler
corvoandthecorvettes.bandcamp.com
>bedroom folk
>singer songwriter
I know I've complimented this before, but I'm re listening and am really starting notice how great the songwriting actually is. I don't know, maybe you mentioning The Mountain Goats influence is causing me to look at it in a new light or something. I can definitely see John's influence come through in your lyricism but not in a cheap sort of copycat way, though musically your chord progressions and melodies sound more reminiscent of slowcore type stuff. It just meshes in a really nice way that I didn't take note of before. The lo fi recording and solo playing really helps to drive the feeling home, the static ambience of whatever your recording with actually contributes to the atmosphere of it all in a really neat way too. I'm just really enjoying this man, great work.
Nathan Anderson
reccing these fine young men
I'm excited to be playing live again soon, this was meant to be a little teaser for that
danpearl.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi, sadcore, king krule, triphop
Carter James
Fuck it, was happy to finally put this out today, so here it is. Solo piano covers/remixes of retro video game tunes, plus some more 'general' stuff that's a bit older.
Leo Sullivan
aaaaaaaa thank you so much! glad it makes you feel some kind of way
James Garcia
D R O O P I E S
droopies.bandcamp.com
Joseph Roberts
Since when are Bandcamp threads actually filled with feedback
What is this, a Sonic Youth song
Jordan Wilson
its not a joke but i guess i get why people think it is. im just using the stuff i have at home and i dont know how to make good covers yet. i hope i can get better so ppl dont take me as a joke. i love music !!
Thomas Martinez
New release: windowlistener.bandcamp.com
>Experimental electronic and other electronic genres
It's sad that I missed this thread, even more sad I missed because I woke up at 7:30
Dominic Fisher
*7:30PM
Jeremiah Ward
Any word on that label thing?
Brody Sanders
Don't give up hope senpai, there is still time
Zachary Edwards
This
Luis Scott
anthonycondarcuri.bandcamp.com
Progressive rock full of super cheese. Had it written down for many years but finally recorded it, still learning lots about producing and stuff. Was super nervous to post it here cause it feels pretty out of place (and also just nervous). But after lurking these threads forever, I finally have something to post.
Wow, you're incredible at piano. Listened to the Kirby one and some parts of others and nabbed it. Love videogame stuff.
Love your voice, smooth and clear, and the little harmonies. Groovy, gets me moving. Production has a lot of clarity, I'm jealous. I actually think the drums may have too much presence but I'm not too familiar with the genre
This was actually very nice, agreed with the other user. Calm but very cute ideas, makes me feel like I'm relaxing at home with the TV left on, almost nostalgic. You can easily make these longer tracks with some loops and such if you want.
Lots of garage-ey energy, wow wasn't expecting the rhythm/tempo changes. Some really solid ideas here, pity they're short, but I guess that's some of the appeal. Love that acoustic track Pressure, wonderful aesthetic and chord progressions. Also ones like How Low and Outside (also High Hopes, like how you make these melodies with the guitar and vocals). A lot more complex in the compositions than I thought it would be.
Blake Rogers
B b b b ump
Carson Myers
>acoustic
>ep
harmonicforest.bandcamp.com
>tfw was sitting in the old bandcamp thread without realising it had archived like a pleb
fucking christ.
Eli Powell
nueve.bandcamp.com
>lofi, fuzz pop, psych, garage rock, post-punk
The First EP is up on Spotify: open.spotify.com
Joshua Young
what label thing?
Brandon Cook
There has been talk of creating a sort of Bandcamp thread sampler to be hosted on Jacob Hutto's label. Some kind of greatest hits we would vote on or something like that
Adrian Bailey
Can someone please tell me what genre is this?
jordansproject.bandcamp.com
Sebastian Nelson
whorecore
Robert Nguyen
Still happening
Zachary Wilson
>I will never be spotlighted on the needle drop's "it came from bandcamp"
>people won't give me any feedback
I'm starting to cry
Jack Gray
record your tears, set it to .5x, slap some reverb on it, and baby, you got a bandcamp cookin
Caleb James
it came from bandcamp is for meme music or things that are super deranged. i dont think you want to be on there
Brody Reyes
I'll take any recognition user
Jace Edwards
I kind of understand what you mean, I've wanted to see a full-fledged review of something from my discography or at least something similar to a review
Jayden Morgan
lovin all the feedback ITT
this is how Bandcamp threads should be
Anthony Jones
>tfw left feedback and didn't recieve any in the last thread
>too bitter to leave any in this thread
>I'm not what I hate most
>people who want feedback but wont give it
Jeremiah Carter
Jaxon Cook
eh, everybody gets their turn.
I don't think I've ever posted without giving feedback of some sort. I actually usually try to go in depth, and I rarely get feedback either but its no biggie. These are communal threads, you can't really go into them with such an individually focused mindset and expect to be satisfied.
Just getting to hear what other amateur musicians are doing can be extremely valuable for your own creative growth. I'd try not to get bitter if I were you.
Oliver King
kek.
Matthew Young
fucking love your shit
this is really cool as well, i liked the pacing more than i expected to when i saw the track list
very pleasant, well made
thelaver.bandcamp.com
ambient/glitch/lots of delay/psychish/some field recording elements/etc
this is the second of two albums i finished up this month. i dont really have any legitimate production knowledge so this is entirely made in audacity and although ithink ive made some progress i really dont feel its the quality im capable of. any suggestions on how to hone my techniques and make more deliberate music along these lines would be way appreciated
Lucas Watson
sphaeras.bandcamp.com
>progressive
>math rock
>experimental
Angel Nelson
I'd write to smaller blogs and dudes who review in their free time. It doesn't always work out or happen, but it's mostly honest.
YeahIKnowItSucks is for the memes, sorta, though.
This is super, super cool! This seems really digestable, which I don't always get with experimental/glitch/noise. I appreciate how it gets crazier as the track goes on.
Reccing your stuff. Your shirts look really rad.
This has a lot of good ideas, but it's not cohesive enough to stick together. I can dig the guitar (the delay seems off to me), bass, vox, and minimal percussion, but when it seems to lose its vibe when it breaks into the triphop. I try not to be a sadboy when I can help it.
I tried to do the paulstretch thing once and show a label and while I didn't get told off in a harsh manner, the owner posted a week or two later saying that paulstretchers who didn't do anything else were disrespecting the genre and I figured it was directed at me (and hopefully not just me) so I don't mess with paulstretch anymore.
This is really good. I don't run into a lot of dreampop, but I always enjoy it when i do. These tracks are really smooth and you have great vocals to go along with your instrumentation. I'll have to give this another listen in the future.
reccing this spicy boy
It's not looped, but it's a little repetitive in nature. I had a few measure riff that I built on through the track. I've always tried to be brief in ambient music. This is supposed to be a single/mini-ep, which are short in nature. The album I have coming August 12th has longer tracks on it and seems a bit more fleshed out and full.
Yeah, I probably should have done a bit more eqing on it. Most of the vocals come from what seems like a recorded telephone interview, so they're pretty thin. I'm glad you enjoy it besides that! Your stuff is always good to listen to.
Jaxon Hernandez
seen a few posts mentioning paulstretch and while obviously shit thats nothing but one thing slowed down could be seen as "disrespecting the genre" and i guess i can back that (even though desu if it sounds good, it sounds good), what do people thing about using it just to create one pad? are people going to notice that too and shut it down or what?
im by the way and i definitely did that on the album i posted but it's not at all the main focus or the only technique i used. idk just wondering what the consensus is on this.
Parker Scott
I have way more leniency when someone uses it to stretch one thing as just a piece of something else, but either way it does have a distinct sound that one can pick out if you are too familiar with it. At the end of the day, your art is totally up to you.
This is also just my two cents, as well.
Tyler Johnson
jesus christ i can believe i didnt realize why this board says "desu" so much
Carter Collins
baka desu senpai
Lucas Anderson
It's a fun little game of "Guess the Bad Slang" to wonder which people say desusenpaiblahblahblah and famalamadingdong.
Luke Diaz
I can explain what it is. something feels wrong to people if they are expected to listen to a piece of music that was created in a shorter amount of time than it takes to listen to. there is nothing wrong with incorporating paul stretch somewhere in yr process but the whole thing where someone just uploads a song in paul stretch, eat some cheetohs while it renders, post results on internet, is easy mode and listeners are too smart for this
Jaxon Young
that makes sense even though i don't subscribe to it. things that are nothing more than paulstretch do generally suck to me anyway because there is never any sort of genuine attack. it's 100% atmosphere with nothing at all to make it followable
also it's funny redgarding my output because most of the things ive stretched for a pad are entire songs that i wrote and recorded for a droney bedroom folk project that never really got put out
Owen Evans
blackstallion.bandcamp.com
This is a project I've been working on for a month or two. I'm working on it a track at a time. I have a few more songs to go before I feel like it's complete.
>bedroom, singer songwriter, talking about feeling trapped
Cool. I like the microphones sound. Even if that isn't what you were going for.
I like your use of samples, and the distortion you put on your tracks is interesting.
So happy and warm. I love it!
Daniel Cruz
>post-metal, post-rock, ambient, experimental
>cello
>argentina's band amazing debut album
John Adams
>Heavy blues
>Psychedelic funk
>Stoner rock
Chase Phillips
Cpt. Gloom
>experimental rock, post rock, slowcore, shoegaze
Ethan Reyes
>this is really cool as well, i liked the pacing more than i expected to when i saw the track list
thanks! making atmospheric music is hard without using paulstretch. my next release will probably be more structured and slightly less experimental. still trying to find my style
I like your stuff a lot, very pleasant & natural sounding. keep it up man
Landon Campbell
peachesdavenport.bandcamp.com
>acoustic, freak folkish, high vocals, samples, cello, synth, ambient
recs:
Camden Garcia
thanks! i feel you on working to find a style/the challenge in making this kind of music, especially the more specificity or structure it has/ i'll definitely be on the lookout for more from you
Adrian Robinson
officialdtb.bandcamp.com
>Math Rock
>Indie Rock
>Post Rock
>Emo
Julian Scott
Duuuude
Awesome art and groovy tunes!
Leo Perez
Really good stuff, enjoyed The Centrum quite a bit.
Oliver Murphy
thanks made it myself
Carson Kelly
1-34-1.bandcamp.com
>drone, ambient, space music
Two long drones.
>neptunehomme.bandcamp.com
Recommending.
Nicholas Davis
Ryder Price