BANDCAMP BREAD

[Angel Baker]

Come here and listen to the music of your fellow Sup Forumsfags.
Hate, rate, post your own

[Asher Roberts]

seldomo.bandcamp.com/

>altfolk/indie/acoustic
>new EP dropped at 8am this morning

The audio in these recordings attempts to capture and recreate the average Saturday morning for the elusive Seldomo. At dawn, a bird softly pulls its spirit from the depths of its dreams, and brings its consciousness back to its immediate surroundings. Seldomo picks up his feet and stumbles to the nearest bodega, where he contemplates capitalism while enjoying reasonably priced consumer goods. On the walk home, he passes a chapel, well kept and cleanly. Surrounding the steps are homeless people, all with signs explaining how they got there, through various strikes of misfortune. Walking on, the realities of life start to hit Seldomo as he walks beneath the rattling tracks of the subway. When he finally reaches home, however, he is greeted by his love and all is well.

[Benjamin Martin]

skycry.bandcamp.com

>Instrumental Stoner/Noise Rock/Doom Metal

noice

[Anthony Gomez]

Really cool I like the laid back vibes, very apt for a saturday morning

[Daniel Carter]

same guy as kryptonrays.bandcamp.com

>Instrumental Hip-Hop/Various Electronic Subgenres

only a demo, so expect shitty cheap stock effects

[Chase Brooks]

Hi!

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/album/vivid-abstracts
>Subtle Organ Ambient
>Slowly progressing into something really light and empowering

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/track/beleaguered-by-sound-5
>Dark Ambient mixed with elements of Modern Classical and Drone
>Made from garbage material
>Sounds half decent

[Daniel Mitchell]

thanks dood

[Xavier Robinson]

joel-thomas.bandcamp.com/album/its-not-you-its-me-ep

New EP released a few days ago, tells a story of young love turning sour.
> Bedroom pop with indie rock influences.

[Alexander Walker]

that's some fat guitar tone on track 2 my man

what kind of pedals/amps/fx did you use?

[Jonathan Cook]

I am currently taking submissions for a label in which I am looking to actualize by the end of this year, specializing within a range of various genres, namely; jazz, techno, ambient, punk, classical and other experimental releases.

Send your music and a small biography to: [email protected], to be considered.

[Josiah Powell]

thanks, I used a Rockburn G10 Slimline amp with a few overdrive and distortion pedals, with minor touches in garageband to add more crunch with a Jaxville Hades ST Style guitar

[Robert Rogers]

I love this. Pleasant music, perfect for driving in the countryside. Probably you should make physical copies of your work so people will be able to listen to this in their cars
Not bad, but stoner and doom metal music is the type of shit that needs to sound HUGE. The tone is good, but somehow it feels a bit empty, like it was recorded with a really bad microphone. I don't know honestly what equipment you used.
Also, the drums could be much louder.
usual rec

my shit:
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/vtizedekre-ottfelejtett-gy-l-let
NEW ALBUM
>harsh noise
>conceptual
>first and last tracks are acoustic noisy shoegazy songs
I am actually planning to release some of my stuff in physical formats, but I want it to sound shit. I'm thinking of CDs or cassettes. Any ideas?

[Jayden Campbell]

>but I want it to sound shit
*but I DO NOT want it to sound like shit
Oh God I am a failure

[Connor White]

here, yeah, I kinda just used an iPhone to record this but I'm looking to get recording equipment before recording my next demo. I also mixed the bass badly as well, so it's pretty much inaudible, and I'm trying to improve my mixing ability. Thanks for the feedback though, much appreciated

[Oliver Cooper]

I did le made sth about how you're homos, yes.

[Blake Johnson]

I bought an SM57 and a small mixer for myself months ago
It wasn't cheap but I tell you it was the best thing I've spent my money on

[Brody Mitchell]

very cool, thanks.

[Brody Peterson]

No problem

[Robert Nelson]

seldomo here

i always burn up about 50 CDs when i release something new. can't say i recommend it for you to do. it seems to be a dieing medium. i've had people actually turn down free cd's because heir comptuer doesnt have the drive anymore.

if you're gonna be making cd's though just get some cheap ones and sell em for a dollar or 2. i cant see someone spending upwards of 5 for a CD, at least not here in new york. you're right about cars though, that's still the saving grace of CD's.

cassettes you generally need to know someone who presses them, or go through a label. different labels make it different levels of convenient. personally i've turned down some cassette labels. i think vinyl is the msot successful hard music item, been reading articles of it having a comeback. since it's so costly to make i havent got around to pressing any yet though.

[Landon Cox]

eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com/album/senioritis

>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

So far this is pretty comfy. I like all of the subtle sounds that you place right behind the acoustic guitar; they add a lot to it. Even the harmonica in the second song sounds a lot more subdued than some people would make it. Lots of cozy melodies as well. I'm going to have to listen to more of this later, but I'm digging the laid-back atmosphere and it's not without beauty. The concept is also interesting. It might be in danger of sounding a little too generic due to its understated style but I think most of the time it veers in the opposite direction, so nice job overall.

Be back with more feedback for you all later.

[Luke Murphy]

endseekermetal.bandcamp.com/album/no-cure-for-whats-dead-ep-2

Experimental/progressive/post metal

Self produced by the band (me doing guitars drums and bass, vocalist did lyrics, vox and piano) with partial mixing and full mastering done by Joel David lauver.

[Jaxon Taylor]

D R O O P I E S
droopies.bandcamp.com/releases

[Jaxon Barnes]

I could record cassettes at home. But I'm concerned how it would sound if I plugged my PC's audio output into the cassette deck, hit REC then play the album.
If someone's willing to pay for my shit then I want them to enjoy it in the best quality possible (apart from that lo-fi buzz tapes give to the audio).
I don't want to get rich, it's just good to know someone has a cassette in their music collection I've made once.

[Colton Morgan]

mahc.bandcamp.com/album/some-beats

>new EP
>hip-hop instrumental

[Hudson Rivera]

cavbrew.bandcamp.com/album/-
>Minimal Techno, Outsider House, Free Improvision, NEXX

big rec to this guy:

[Michael Turner]

youre probably fine just plugging it in like that. Just don't overload the output volume, keep it pretty low and then raise your input on the tape deck until it sounds good.

[Austin Reyes]

splegmadreamstation.bandcamp.com/releases
>vaporwave, new-age, ambient, electronic, China, Corporation
Chill music for recreation in special recreational rooms. If you working in Corporation and when you tired, you can listen to this music and then get back to woruking.

[Luis Sanchez]

0ceanfloor.bandcamp.com

>Hip-hop instrumentals
>Ambient
>Dark

[Cameron Williams]

New tracks from my upcoming album, which drops on 8/15. The album will be free on release.

misterpresident.bandcamp.com
>electronic dream pop, neo-psychedelia, synthpop

Rex these fantastic fellas

[Robert Smith]

> Projekto Sendecida - Santa Fe, Argentina
> psychedelic, instrumental, first wave post rock

We have a brand new studio album called Projekto de Bombas, made in collaboration with Pradera de Bombas, a band we're friends with and share one member. So this is a different album for us.

projektosendecida.bandcamp.com/album/projekto-de-bombas
Check out also our other albums:

projektosendecida.bandcamp.com/music

projektosendecida.bandcamp.com/album/el-vac-o-del-gaucho
projektosendecida.bandcamp.com/album/zapadas-vol-2

El Vacio Del Gaucho (2015) was composed over several months and, while recorded 'live' (simultaneously) it has overdubs and some studio trickery.
Our jam albums Zapadas vol 1 and 2 are selections of completely raw recordings and 100% improvised music made just for fun but are pretty nice albums in themselves. Then there's the debut self titled album from 2012.

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Really nice new release. Listening at the moment with a cup of coffee

[Carter Thomas]

1-34-1.bandcamp.com/album/drones

>ambient, noise, drone, improv

[Nathaniel Bennett]

Recommending.

[Thomas Taylor]

oliverbagshaw.bandcamp.com/album/desolation-for-days

> industrial hip hop instrumentals, dirty beats, crunchy beats, energetic, aggressive, samples vary from The Apu Trilogy, James Blunt, Man Bites Dog (the film), etc

New album currently in the works:
Music video:

youtube.com/watch?v=bDiMNQ9HMok

[Ayden Gray]

yamir.bandcamp.com/album/yamir
>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/artist/yamir_c_

t. meme

spicy boys

[Elijah Davis]

rosswallgren.bandcamp.com/

>Classical Piano
>Psuedoclassical Piano
>Dark Ambient
>Dark Feelings

[Cameron Foster]

>New Album
connorortlinning.bandcamp.com/album/r-ves
25 mins of piano/drone/noise inspired by classical European myths and fairytales

connorortlinning.bandcamp.com/album/sub-zero
>electronic
>dark ambient

I'm listening to right now, very comfy!

[Hunter Ward]

Rec'd

Messkimos.bandcamp.com

>garage rock
>frat fuzz

[Isaac Wilson]

necrourgica.bandcamp.com/
>Black Metal
>New Album

>Wicked is an album greatly influenced by depth and cold, wet weather.
same here oddly enough. Are there Dead Can Dance samples here by any chance? the samples remind me of them.
overall this is interesting but I wonder if you could expand upon your ideas more...they seem kinda like they were cut off before they got a chance to develop

I don't quite know what to make of this, but it's worth a listen if nothing else

[Ayden Nelson]

jacobhutto.bandcamp.com

>Experimental, Various Genres

>New Release

>Jorge
>Fauxiliary
>Ontario, Canada, Ambient, Drone, Harsh Noise, Harshnoise, Noise, Vapornoise, Vaporwave.

Description:
Tragedy and viscera, established vicariously through slow, warm, looping and warping drones, glitches, bursts of noise, stinging synths and overwhelmingly profound levels of volume. In the ever expanding thirty eight minutes that creates this single track, Jorge embodies the strong foundations of these beliefs in what is Fauxiliary.

Now available for stream and download!

Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. And give Jorge some love. Thank You. :)

Will still be accepting submissions for the label.

Proud Supporter Of:

[Nathaniel Clark]

bumbin xĐĐĐĐĐĐĐĐ

dese are breddy gud :-DDDDDD

[Jeremiah Howard]

Not mine, but I never see Chersea on Sup Forums
>Canadian indie electro pop

chersea.bandcamp.com/releases

[Colton Russell]

vivaldi.bandcamp.com/

Made some music while a friend of mine was in town. Skip to last song for those dirty squid beats

[Daniel Howard]

>all these people offering feedback to people who didn't supply any feedback themselves
you are fuelling the fire

[Evan White]

Lots of people don't supply feedback in their content post but do it after as separate posts.

People that post 5 feedbacks in 1 post didn't even listen to the music usually.

[Grayson Campbell]

>community engagement, rather than musical quality/potential, should determine whether a person gets a response
this is why we have so much boring music

[Zachary White]

Someone has to do it nigga, otherwise the thread would die fast.

[Julian Young]

Good chill feels bro

[Bentley James]

I admit I don't always have the time to listen to full albums everytime, but I usually try to listen to at least one or two songs in whole.

[Brandon Hughes]

kvlt as fuck, definitely a fan.

[Andrew Mitchell]

>this is why we have so much boring music
you are ignoring the idea that the particular type of community engagement here is FEEDBACK, meaning that it's about improving shitty music and praising good music.

[Austin Howard]

Classic old-school black metal feel.
Good album.

[Jordan Flores]

Yeah, simply saying rec is bullshit
But actual constructive criticism is what can improve boring/mediocre musicians

[Brandon Allen]

b-b-but that would require actually listening to and paying attention to music... it's so much easier to just rec 12 things so people can listen to my spongebob mixtape and say rec so that I can jerk off to the idea of new fans listening to my music even though deep down I know they skimmed 2 tracks and then smashed the rec butan

[Kevin Harris]

varsas.bandcamp.com/album/m-riaszentj-zsefi-gar-zsv-s-r
back with another album
>shitty acoustic covers
>mostly NMH
>out of key singing, bad pronunciation (that's why my original music are instrumentals)
>I recorded these rather for myself but I'm spineless enough to share it with ya too

[Jason Gray]

yeah but good music is worth praising regardless of how involved in the community somebody is.

[Adrian Cruz]

iikrisgm.bandcamp.com/

[David Nelson]

Rec is still a lazy way to say "yeah I listened to it twice"
I would point out what part of the music caught my attention the most, or how does it make me feel if I can't say anything that could improve it

[Elijah Bennett]

thanks anons

you guys should try describing your music.

[Benjamin Baker]

What if they liked the whole thing from start to end and had no suggestions for improving any of it?

[Josiah Thomas]

I didn't say "rec". I give actual feedback. That takes a lot of time. there's limited time in our lives. So I focus on artists that are already really good or that have a lot of potential but something holding them back, regardless of how involved they are.

the "involved" people are usually just giving nondescript recs anyway.

[Cooper Lopez]

That does not happen. Not even with 10/10 albums. There must be some parts of the music that caught your attention more than others
It could be a strange time signature, a lush sax solo in the middle of the song, the tone of the bass, anything

[Ryan Watson]

I only say rec when I already heard that album before and expressed my thoughts on it in an older thread.

[Jason Cox]

One of the strangest titles and covers I've seen. Pure suprematism.
It's definitely downtempo, really calm stuff. What caught my attention the most are the vocals.
Sadly it's kind of forgettable.

[Anthony Howard]

Thanks for the comment mate, but why forgettable? :(

[Anthony Barnes]

Have you ever listened to Sunn O)))?

[Brody Foster]

As a matter of fact I'm going to see them live in a September.
But the same rule applies. As for Sunn I would point out how well the guitars sound, those guitars alone have more bass and thickness many bands can only dream of.
But I can also point out how well Csihar Attila's vocals work with that droney music, and how shitty he sounded in Mayhem. Tormentor is still one of my fav black metal bands.

[Dominic Turner]

...

[Hudson Lewis]

Nope, no dead can dance samples. I really appreciate the feedback though. Yeah I've been told that I cut my songs short a lot when they have a lot of potential.

[Matthew Martin]

hey this is my album . i use the name Blaze the Cat. its electronic music also why do you guys call each other 'fags' so much ??

blazethecat.bandcamp.com/album/burning-blaze-firey-elegant-2

[Jeremiah Martin]

because we like to choke on each others' dicks until we cum on each other's face.
No homo tho

[Adrian Fisher]

I am Michelangelo

I'm Donatello

I am the mighty Raphael

I am Giotto
Everyday I work so hard

Working for my art

So smart

Thinking about the world

And myself

Yeah my part
I am Michelangelo

I'm Donatello

I am the mighty Raphael

I am Giotto

But they won't play my records, no

I am

I'm Michelangelo
Everyday I sing so loud

Nothing gets me down

I'm so proud

Thinking about myself and the world

Yeah I shout
But they won't play my records, no

I am

I'm Michelangelo
I paint like Alice

Alice in Wonderland

My psychedelic lines create the tension

I come in second

LSD-24

Oh, there is so much more

I'm Michelangelo

I'm Michelangelo

I'm Michelangelo

I'm Michelangelo

And here is the music:
jvgm.bandcamp.com/track/michelangelo

[Blake Foster]

>vivaldi.bandcamp.com/
Music you say?

[Brayden Flores]

coldwarveteran.bandcamp.com/releases
A small collection of demos
>bedroom
>a little ambient

[Eli Taylor]

rec
- love the brian eno feeling
adasked.bandcamp.com/releases
>>experimental ambient

[Jaxson Bennett]

Hey guys.
If anybody's into hip-hop I made some really highly produced shit with a few friends in this inane hobbyist's studio at the beginning of the summer. Got a bunch of dope features on some super chill, sometimes super apocalyptic, super vibey fat instrumentals. Peep if you're into that, album's called VELOUR.

jtmproduction.bandcamp.com/

These two are the high-recs though:

jtmproduction.bandcamp.com/track/feel-the-waves-feat-sway-casey-reven-moshh

jtmproduction.bandcamp.com/track/gleam-feat-the-human-known-as-sathia-moshh

Criticism is appreciated! We made this while building to a late-summer mixtape that we're about to release, pic related.

[Cameron Nguyen]

l-rai.bandcamp.com/
tekobsessed.bandcamp.com/album/toar022-roots

>Glitch, IDM, Ambient, Breakcore, Acid

[David Edwards]

soundcloud.com/foliagemusic/what-the-future-holds
>Dream Pop
>Jangle Pop
>Foliage
>Shoegaze

[Evan Diaz]

real specific right?

[Grayson Thomas]

brokesplint.bandcamp.com/

[Ayden Moore]

So, I published an ep last sunday
and only posting on here, in hopes of gfarnering feedback, I racked up an entire 78 plays.
I'm not imporessed by these figures as they stand as the work I put out was more of a proof of concept than anything else, but the fact that there were people who listened to the entire thing has given me inspiration to do more and work harder at doing so. Thanks guys (though I wish I got more constructive criticism back than just "rec" or "I liekd it")

[Matthew Thomas]

please listen what do ya think of my indie pop ditty?

vocaroo.com/i/s0PmFt1RqPPV

[Jordan James]

guud:
pjd3.bandcamp.com/music

>a bit of ambient
>psychedelic instrumental hip hop
>minimal techno
>experiments n shit

might as well pluf my shit since im gonna release some sleep music soon and a new album, all shit talking, recs, critiques are welcome xx

[Tyler Wright]

novelapasteril.bandcamp.com/releases
>post-modern

[Aiden Watson]

realsecrets.bandcamp.com/album/leameadow
Real Secrets - Leameadow (New Album)
>Mostly somewhat downtempo house and hip hop, released today

Also check out:

[Kevin Smith]

landermusic.bandcamp.com

[Blake Jackson]

This mofo looks dead but I'll try

elemantraband.bandcamp.com

Released the album 2 weeks ago and We just got back from tour today, tired af and feel like shit. Give it a shot

>shoegaze
>indie rock
>noise rock
>pop

[Daniel Allen]

starsonabedroomwall.bandcamp.com/album/ill-live-forever-inside-my-broken-dreams
>lo-fi
>alternative
>experimental

[Nolan Phillips]

pursey.bandcamp.com/track/saundeu-jogag

[Hunter Nelson]

autismwave?

[Asher Evans]

autismwave?

[Ayden Mitchell]

khurch.bandcamp.com/album/to-better-days
folk punk
one of my buddies albums

"Music has and always will be one of my primary ways of expressing myself, because it's a lot easier to sing a song then actually to talk about your problems, especially when you view your own as trivial compared to the struggles of the people you care about around you.

This album is a lot of old music redone in an attempt at making it sound more like music and rather less like someone trying very hard to make a bunch of noise sound like a melody.

There are a couple of new tracks, which were done recently as an attempt to cheer myself up, which has surprisingly worked. I normally don't leave a note with anything I make, in fear of being a cringeworthy cliche, but sometimes in life you just have to say fuck it and do what feels right.

To anyone who enjoys this kind of music, I find you most commendable.

To the people who don't, it's okay, it just means you have good taste.

If ain't free, it ain't punk!"

[Luis Gonzalez]

lamanchas.bandcamp.com/album/attic-sessions

>(mostly)acoustic indie folk pop
>female vocals
>released yesterday

Reccs

[Zachary Cook]

artpornmurder.bandcamp.com/releases

youtube.com/watch?v=NsvFc5BsAA4

youtube.com/watch?v=wZKI9sHDKgw

youtube.com/watch?
v=2Oonrje8Y3M

[Tyler Harris]

Unironically best in thread

[Matthew Davis]

Anyone interested in collabing? My friend and I are making an album and we need a singer. Our influences include Ariel Pink and Candy Claws.

[email protected]

[Hunter Cooper]

8/10
fav in thread so far

[Carson Garcia]

thanks guys :D

[Austin Fisher]

mutilation.bandcamp.com/

le edgy power electronics