coming back for some feedback
This is comfy as fuck and you have a nice voice for this kind of song.
Sounds like panda bear. Can't really tell what you're saying but nice and detailed instrumentals.
I really like this. crispy and fun
Bandcamp Bread
Adrian Harris
Wyatt Robinson
mmm I like the changes between heaviness and dreaminess. I would definitely go hard at your show.
Charles Cox
tasty sounds but I'm not big on ambient so it's also boring. I want to hear this while on mushrooms in space.
Justin Fisher
nice Bonfá cover famalam
Camden Diaz
officialdtb.bandcamp.com
>Indie
>Math Rock
>Post Rock
>Emo
Ayden Wilson
connorortlinning.bandcamp.com
>dark upbeat electronic
connorortlinning.bandcamp.com
>electronic
>dark ambient
>breakbeat
>experimental
Jose Phillips
pretty good voice for emo. This is my shit. I only wish it was more hype. The best emo makes me pissed.
Luis Bell
Camden Lopez
Gee wiz these threads are dying fast these days
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, Joe Meek, 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
F E E E D B A C K
I'm sure people have already told you this sounds like Panda Bear, because it does. Your overall soundscapes are intriguing, but I would hope in the future for just a little bit more "organic" feeling and I also encourage you to play with those melodies a bit, throw some unusual notes in there to give it a little more sparkle.
First things first; I really like the old-fashioned National Geographic aesthetic you've got going on the album cover for "Ego Death." But I liked the song "Salty Susan" a lot more than the song "Ego Death." For one thing, it's in no rush, it goes "wah-wah," and it samples Scooby Doo, which I did too but you did it better. For another thing, it gradually starts to sound like what fog would sound like if fog was sound and THAT is a neat trick. Keep it up.
This ain't bad, nice and disoriented. Maybe listen to Prefuse 73 if you haven't already; I think he could inspire you.
Brayden Cox
Pretty neat stuff. It's got that vaporwave thing going but not overdone. It fits I guess. These would be really cool in a video game. Also you post like an austist.