/BCG/ Bandcamp General

[Thomas Ross]

Last one died, so here's a new one.
Rec, review, and support the awesome artists in these threads.

[Ian Moore]

wildivy.bandcamp.com/album/wild-ivy-league
>freak folk
>shoegaze, drone

varietyhour.bandcamp.com/album/asian-letters
>shoegay

woodygrant.bandcamp.com/
>shoegaze noise
>lofi psych rock pop

hoodrobin.bandcamp.com/
>plunderphonics
>beats jazz pop funk noise

summerhead.bandcamp.com/
>dreamgaze psychedelic pop
>twin peaks

cuck.bandcamp.com
>real nigga shit

[Cooper Walker]

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.

Also, to anyone in the Houston area, Even Oxen, The Baddest Beams, and I will be playing August 15th at the White Swan. Hope to see some supporters there.

[Sebastian Gutierrez]

Also really enjoy Wild Ivy.

[Jaxon Davis]

disassociative-records.bandcamp.com/releases

>memphis rap, music for the slab on a cloudy morning

[Evan Powell]

windowlistener.bandcamp.com

new release: windowlistener.bandcamp.com/album/square1-ep

>Experimental electronic + other genres

thinking blueprints of what my next work or collab will be. I've got a clear idea but there will be more deciding done

[Kevin Kelly]

pitbullpuppies.bandcamp.com/

hello. i make ambient, drone, tape loopy sort of stuff. i just finished a new album and im pretty happy with it. catch me @ ur local coffee shop

[Nathan Campbell]

New album will be out August 17th

in-dreamview.bandcamp.com/

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

[Asher Collins]

All really great artists/bands. I recommend Wild Ivy League, Woody Grant's Summer Songs, and Variety Hour's Eden for anyone who is into psych pop/shoegaze/ambient music. These albums are a great starting point, you will not be disappointed.

growhouse.bandcamp.com

Tangible Rays

>psych pop, shoegaze, guitar-driven neo psych rock.

No more release dates for Seance, it'll be done when it's done. I have no idea. Also I am going to have a song out on the Deep Woods Label autumn mixtape.

[Nicholas White]

Also looking forward to this album

(me)

[Samuel Johnson]

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

[Jackson Martin]

Hey alright, I've heard these guys before so I can heartily recc them strongly. Keep it up guys.

dave-roland.bandcamp.com/album/montreal

>synthpop, lo-fi, made using vintage synths

I have plans for a new album in the future but I'm taking my time.

[Jeremiah Long]

My EP:

apmacroeconomics.bandcamp.com/album/see-where-i-ve-come-from-see-where-i-will-have-come-from-when-it-s-time-to-see-where-i-ve-come-from-in-the-future

My new single:

apmacroeconomics.bandcamp.com/track/porn

>bedroom pop
>bedroom folk

Lemme know what y'all think. I'd love notes.

[David Moore]

theglasstapes.bandcamp.com/album/elephant-seal

>Folk, bedroom recorded, Autumn time cozy, been described as dreamy

My album is making progress but it's not very much like the EP. That said, I'm also working on a different EP in my off time.

I really like the guitar in Nobody. I bet you hear this a lot, but this is music to night walk/drive too, especially Rain

Reminds me a lot of Panda Bear's s/t, instrumentally at least. The background vocals in that first track are nice, and that slight bit of fuzz or clipping or whatever it is is a plus

[Landon Parker]

awkwardbullshit.bandcamp.com/album/buried-in-the-bed

[Adam Rodriguez]

People who post their own shit without reccing or listening to anyone else's can get fucked tbhfam

[Blake Smith]

I really like 7am, but I already downloaded that like a month ago. I guess I'll just have to download the whole thing

[Anthony Davis]

>REC

[Levi Foster]

based af Chris Ott knows what's up

[Ryan Carter]

colourfulphase.bandcamp.com/releases

>lo fi
>acoustic
>chill

[Grayson Smith]

thevexproject.bandcamp.com/releases
>Hard Rock
>Desert Rock
>Grunge?
>album soon

[Ryder Ross]

anthonycondarcuri.bandcamp.com/album/supernova
>melody driven prog

Not a huge fan of Nobody, but I really liked Rain and the other instrumentals. Calming yet driving.
Really nice wash. Like how you link songs together, want to do that with a future project
Looked these over earlier and liked it, rec em!
It's funny, after I rec the thread usually dies...
Wow, how did you record this? Love the acoustic sound in the first track reminds me of Tristram from diablo 2 lol. Green and Fawn are a bit too repetitive but Oatrin is very pretty and nice. Would like to hear more!
WOW, Wild ivy actually is really nice, lots of understated energy, love the production, super interesting vocal melodies, unconventional but can't help trying to hum along. Develops so well too! Super impressed!

Oh yeah what was that really crazy good electronic music someone posted a few days ago, with the weird album art? I guess that's not a good description...it was very sample-based

[Logan Wright]

thevollunteeringends.bandcamp.com/album/the-best-of-thevollunteeringends-vollume-1
>Humor/Parody

[Camden Rodriguez]

Wow that is some great production especially for a home recording. The music is great too.

>Wow, how did you record this
As for Elephant Seal and Catrin, just a lot of layered guitar tracks. It took some trial and error, but I got it right eventually.

[Jeremiah Lee]

Thank you so much! Yeah it's just me with a $20 mic and line-in stuff for guitar (bass is pitch shifted), and a midi keyboard for everything else. Barely knew anything about mixing going into it, took me months to get it down ahaha. Like 6 months for the album, half of it was mixin' n fixin' stuff!

I wanted it to be very active fun music, poppy and vocal melody driven (not a ton of prog noodling, suck at that stuff anyways), but also still with the longer prog songwriting I love

I'd love to record something like you did there though, maybe as a little instrumental section...like the walls of delayed acoustic guitar strums...such a cool aesthetic

[Cameron Hernandez]

> line-in stuff for guitar (bass is pitch shifted)

Do you mean you took the guitar track, double layered it and just changed the octaves of the second layer so it was an exact bass match? I used to do that when I was in a band with no bass player.

[Bentley Davis]

anthonycondarcuri.bandcamp.com/album/supernova
digits btw

[Nathaniel Butler]

Well I have a multi effects pedal that does it, lowers octave, changes a few of the effects settings. Then more changes with DAW vst effects with EQ for drier bassier sound. I used lots of VSTs lol

[Brandon Gutierrez]

What kind of VSTs did you use? I could never get that really dry sound, mine usually just sounded like a slowed down regular guitar.

[Wyatt Lee]

citizenshane.bandcamp.com/album/shane-iii

[Adrian Brown]

Good as always

This is my band/solo project as a four-piece, our experimental punk masterpiece
>emo
>Alt/Indie
>progressive rock (yeah a bit actually)
>psych
>ambient
petalportmusic.bandcamp.com/album/eye-contact

Also check out everything on Petal Port, plus clothes, little tents, jr adelberg, Galaxy Swim Team, mom jeans, epyllia

[Mason Hill]

Hm, just cut off all highs and mids basically, make bass own all low freqs other than kick drum, low reverb and everything (if you ever need bassline+guitar riff to stand out at any given time, sync it with kick drum hits)

I basically like, wanted for years to find a band to play with but that's pretty much impossible, so all the music I had in my head for like 6+ years now, I finally just decided to make it all myself.

[Aaron Fisher]

I get that man. My alternative for finding a band was collaborations or playing everything myself, both work but it's not quite as fun as working with people in person.

You could always ask someone in here for collab on something, I've done an entire album and a few songs that way.

[Asher Ross]

trollkraften.bandcamp.com/releases

>Ambient
>Electronic
>Tales From Östergötland

[Charles Lewis]

l-rai.bandcamp.com/

>Glitch, IDM, Ambient, Breakcore, Other

newest album in artist bio

[Jace Cox]

theshnand.bandcamp.com/track/weight-of-the-dumps

[Hudson Hill]

This isn't a dig at you but
what compels you to organize sound in such an overtly offensive way? Just for sake of subversion or what? I mean
Ok seriously I'm not trying shit on you
I guess since you self-describe it as humor this is your goal. I mean, it's getting many laughs from me.

[spoiler]fuck seriously i'm having trouble wording this in a way that doesn't seem ingenuine[/spoiler][spoiler]oh god it keeps getting worse[/spoiler]

but seriously. it confuses and interests me

[Ian Jones]

sometimes i think about posting my bandcamp in these threads but i am a combination of insecure and self-righteous about promoting my music in this hellhole.

[Parker Perry]

Hey, there are 18 WHOLE people who downloaded my ep and it's all because of this place. There's no shame in posting it here

[Nathan Butler]

illusorygames.bandcamp.com/

>label
>noise, ambient, power electronics

"Non-harsh" Harsh noise.
I've started waking up early.
I spend a lot of time laying down.
I wash my hands 40+ times a day.

[Charles Parker]

I post my music exclusively here and nowhere else, not even my friends have heard my music.

[Luis Peterson]

same here except it's because I don't have any friends

[Andrew Wilson]

That's respectable, I wouldn't feel comfortable letting my friends listen to my music either.

I like your enthusiasm, 18 people is a shitload to me.

[Camden Brown]

I'm in the same boat
also this boat

but yeah, it's all because of Sup Forums that people have gone out of their way at all to listen to my music

[Jayden Ortiz]

Good day!

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/album/100-days-later
>NEW EP!
>Solo Piano compositions with some ambience thrown in there for a good measure
>A conceptual piece of sorts

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

Look me up on Spotify and Google Play!

Recommendations:
I'll be back

[Elijah Brooks]

tantrumthrowers.bandcamp.com/album/futrepaction-2
>experimental rock, free jazz, free improvisation, noise rock, post-rock

[Isaiah Richardson]

ulrikhaug.bandcamp.com/album/once-upon-a-time-if-i-love-you-with-my-whole-heart

>twee pop
>first track is more indie rock
>second is more indie folk
>but that's really just the instrumentation

Just listened to the whole thing while doing gathering quest in Monster Hunter and this was definitely the more interesting of the two. It has a really nice texture and atmosphere. I don't really know enough about the genre to be very critical but I think maybe expanding the palette a bit would improve it. There's many starts of songs that have feedback for example and I think it would be cool if that was incorporated in the song proper more.

I like this. The synths are really cool and you have a pretty good voice. Favourite track is Roland under the covers. Wish you'd post your lyrics

This is really pleasant. I like the endless repetition in Greiving Fawn. It's meditative.

This is pretty cool. Kind of wish there was more of an effort to reconcile the guitar parts and the musique concrete parts.Mr. Goblin Theme is my favourite track. There's also a lot of sound from the guitar pick which doesn't really add anything and I think you should try to avoid it.

[Lucas Stewart]

Oh yeah, recced these both in last thread, first one is very cute, well produced, develops well with its layerings

Just do it~

That'd be cool to collab, I basically only played with other musicians a few times before, have no like, connections. Although I think I'm pretty alone in my genre on Sup Forums especially ahaha.
Don't really have any other musical communities than this though, pretty much have only posted here for years. Like how does one "promote" music IDK, don't know anybody

[Easton Hughes]

>Just do it~
It has been done.

[Cameron Ward]

This is probably not as applicable for a one man prog rock band but I found that people are a lot more interested in anything that happens live. I played at an open mic twice and suddenly got a real gig and like 10 CDs sold whereas on Sup Forums I get a handful of partial plays and maybe a download.

[Kayden Robinson]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/

>depressive black metal // atmospheric
>piano based // ambient
>shit

a friend made a video for one of my tracks
youtube.com/watch?v=Vas9HGuNzY4

[Matthew Rivera]

this is real good dude

[Parker Smith]

>playing my songs live

HAA
I'm thinking a lot of doing open mic though, even if it's just covers or some of my many many other short songs not recorded yet...done it only once before. Excited but nervous. maybe I'll even meet other interested musicians?

[Joshua Sanchez]

>New EP 2016
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com/album/impressions-of-struggle

>past EP 2015/1014
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com/album/domestic-fatigue

wateroverdose.bandcamp.com/album/summer-stories

>cloud
soundcloud.com/wateroverdose

>Experimental/Chill Stuff
>recs

[Jack Ramirez]

I think you should. It's the kind of situation where it's fine even if you fuck up.

[Luis Clark]

"depressive" black metal is instafail, oxymoron meme genre. black metal is about breathing fire and praising Satan/Wotan, anything else misses the point

[Josiah Adams]

>instafail, oxymoron meme genre
Such a good opinion there :^)

[Tyler Powell]

Its kinda funny that statment, considering the mass amounts of suicides on the black metal scene, that depression/despair is a part of that sub-culture.
I dont like bm in general, but that guy makes great music. why hate mate? no one cares.

[Carson Johnson]

cautioncrow.bandcamp.com/releases

>sadcore
>lo-fi
>female vocalist/songwriter

I've been trying out some stuff that isn't shitty folk covers and this is the first of those weird new things

reccing:
dude i will always rec u

[Jose Howard]

thespasm.bandcamp.com/album/nc

>techno
>idm
>eperimental

[Nathaniel Mitchell]

grajo.bandcamp.com/track/feeding-our-demons-split-7-with-atavismo

>Stoner, doom, atmospheric, rock.

Just a local band from my home city that i've recently been listening to.

[Jose Bell]

wilemstess.bandcamp.com/album/light-collapse

>ambient, noise & drone in roughly equal measure

reccing these

[Aaron Russell]

This is really good. Refreshing to have a vocalist in these threads that doesn't whisper behind their music.
I really like this line:
>we were cold under the covers but it was hot outside

[Gabriel Campbell]

This is a guy I knew from school, we used to do music together and he sent me this recently. Kinda folky, rocky kinda stuff, real nice shit. I was super impressed. I think if he had carried on with this project it coulda gone places

chiisaiashi.bandcamp.com/releases

[Matthew Baker]

every single time I check bc threads I cant stop reccing these. even if no one cares about your music, in the end, you m8s did it. legit, personal & great music.
I would love to meet you guys, too bad that we live so far away.

[Justin Fisher]

I need to chill in these threads jesus, there is actual talent on Sup Forums

[Joshua White]

northernliberties.bandcamp.com/album/glowing-brain-garden

>punk rock, "ghost punk, noise rock

Band my brother got me into when I was very young and they're still one of my favorites. Always wanted a platform to tell people about them other than just forcing CD's upon my friends.

[Anthony Anderson]

thesecondsound.bandcamp.com
>Indie Rock
>Post-Punk
>I really need help with identifying genre

Our first track in over a year, I'd say we've improved

Recs:

[Christopher Garcia]

lots of good stuff itt

[Carter Bell]

No joke, hearing the Wild Ivy League cassette back in 2014 for the first time was a huge inspiration on me, and really pushed me to complete Grow House. Sonically they're not much alike, but it seriously woke me up to the realization that there is actually incredible music on here. I heard "Thanks", and I was like, 'fuck this is unreal. I need to get Grow House done so I can join the party.' I have since found out there are a lot of really talented people in these threads, and sometimes it seems like a fucking crime that they aren't getting the level of recognition they deserve. I don't know where I'm going with this. brb gotta work on vocs.

Me

[Lucas Perez]

groovemasterb.bandcamp.com/album/beat-pack-1

> free to use beat pack
> vince staples, j dilla, yung lean type beats

[Ryan Gonzalez]

you too

[Samuel Taylor]

highschoolbatman.bandcamp.com/track/foun-a-way-4
>Acoustic
>Musique Concrete
>Stephen Hawking
>Hentai

[Parker Cox]

ashar.bandcamp.com/album/beat-dump-6

>Nostalgia
>Experimental Beats
>Atmospheric

[Adam Butler]

My new album was just released!

softspheres.bandcamp.com/album/ii-manifestations
>drone, psychedelic rock, post-rock, noise rock, ambient

recs:

[Carson Roberts]

I like this alot!!!
FUCK YES.
anyways, here's my band

hospice631.bandcamp.com/album/the-things-we-saw

RIYL:the melvins, modest mouse, swans, pg. 99

[Luis Anderson]

I guess I can actually like, maybe perform a cut down arrangement of a song...it'll be funnn...I just need to like say my bandcamp name right? My last name is kind of hard to spell for most people lol. Printing CDs seems I dunno do people still do that? I don't want to be too forward...sorry just excited thinking about it

Wow I actually think this is real cool. Love the riffing and chord progressions, well structured song. Ahaha Little Bird is a big change. Very pretty, well structured/written as well (most of the stuff here tends to be more freeform)

WOW cool vocals! Super pro and confident! Cool riff and lots of energy, good development throughout the song, like it! You should add more album tags!

[Luke Powell]

I printed CDs and drew covers and stuff but that's part of the aesthetic to me. They did sell though. People generally have CD players still even if they don't buy new music on CD anymore, and the audience was mainly 40+ since it was as much of a poetry event as a music one and at a library.

[Jackson Ortiz]

atomosdesilencio.bandcamp.com/album/uma-estrutura-parecida-com-uma-rocha-formada-por-microorganismos

>post-rock
>ambient

return all feedbacks

[Asher Mitchell]

seemio.bandcamp.com/album/sloppy-beats-collection
collection of music from the last 7 months.
>beats / future beats / left field hip hop / down tempo / i dont really know

[Oliver Sanders]

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