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Jaxson Cruz
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apmacroeconomics.bandcamp.com
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
1-34-1.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
growhouse.bandcamp.com
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
awkwardbullshit.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
dave-roland.bandcamp.com
mangers.bandcamp.com
mangers.bandcamp.com
ashar.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
starsonabedroomwall.bandcamp.com
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
thelgbtqcommunity.bandcamp.com
abracadanny.bandcamp.com
shutins.bandcamp.com
deadneanderthals.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
wsc-music.tumblr.com
rateyourmusic.com
aaroncorbett.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Jeremiah Baker
My EP:
>bedroom pop
>bedroom folk
CDs are available if you're interested!
Jeremiah Rivera
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
>Solo Piano compositions with some ambience thrown in there for a good measure
>A conceptual piece of sorts
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
>Subtle Organ Ambient
>Slowly progressing into something really light and empowering
Look me up on Spotify and Google Play!
All parts of Beleaguered by Sound out on 26th!! HYPE!!
Alexander Walker
1-34-1.bandcamp.com
Most recent set of tracks uploaded at the moment.Working on this on my soundclound.
soundcloud.com
>ambient, noise, drone
Really really love both of these. Especcially the organ based ambient.
Owen Ward
Thanks for listening! I've been a listener of your stuff since underwater album but you've escaped from my radar a while ago. From the short snippets I've heard I feel like downloading your newest and give it a deeper, full listen which I might do in a near future. Definitely a fan of these layers of structures and a mixture of noise and drone for sure! And that artwork is quite nice.
Chase Martin
>New EP
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com
>2015-2014
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com
wateroverdose.bandcamp.com
>cloud
soundcloud.com
>Experimental/Chill Stuff
Leo Clark
Brody Morales
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
>indie/experimental folk
>power electronics
>melodic harsh noise
Big recs for these big boi's
I have my first day off in two weeks today so I'm going to give you guys a listen as soon as I get home (should have listened to Epiglottis months ago)
Jaxson Smith
This is what I think about when I hear "bedroom pop". I fucking love the way it sounds. A yes from me.
Yes.
NEW ALBUM
varsas.bandcamp.com
>fullu blownu noizu
>a bit more annoying and digital
varsas.bandcamp.com
>fullu blownu noizu
>harsh noise
>conceptual
>first and last tracks are acoustic shoegazy songs
varsas.bandcamp.com
>14 min long track/EP
>psychedelic rock, hard rock, drone, ambient
varsas.bandcamp.com
>futurist music
>drone, drone metal, a noise track
varsas.bandcamp.com
>shitty acoustic covers, mainly Neutral Milk Hotel covers
varsas.bandcamp.com
>early bedroom recordings, some blues, some folk, some psychedelic, the opening track is an electronic track with tons of reverb.
Connor Ramirez
Yes.
You should since my stuff is so good (total negativity towards my stuff intensifies)
Blake Flores
Joshua Lee
Brandon Williams
dave-roland.bandcamp.com
>ambient synthpop, late night driving music, vintage synths
I'm expanding some songs from this on my next album since they're pretty short and unrefined here.
Joseph Peterson
mangers.bandcamp.com
>solo home recorded stuff, folky mostly, live instruments (mostly - 90%)
mangers.bandcamp.com
>Electronica, samples, beatz
Real cool.
Also really unique stuff. At least to my ignorant ears.
Nolan Foster
Reccs
me
William Robinson
Holy fucking shit nigga why haven't I checked this one out before. The world needs more noise folk like this.
(I'm )
Dominic Barnes
Okay just got home and am going to start with Castle on Glass since it's on spotify but I was wondering why this was currently the only one of your releases that made it on there so far
Unless it's possible there's more than one Epiglottis spotify artist
Elijah Campbell
Thank you so much guys. Will make sure to listen to the projects I haven't yet when this beautiful Epiglottis album finishes
Samuel Walker
Yeah, I suppose none of my other releases has been filtered though RouteNote yet so that may be the case. I hope they will be up some day... Hopefully soon enough!
Xavier Gonzalez
Gotcha
Can you walk us through the process behind Castle on Glass? I'm loving it so far but for instrumental albums I try and gather as much information as I can about the inspiration and goal the artist was going for. If you don't mind, that is
Justin Evans
ashar.bandcamp.com
>Experimental Beats
>Alternative Hip-Hop
>Vaporwave
>Nostalgic / Retro
Gavin Ramirez
soundcloud.com
>>psychedelic straight edge// thugpop
album release is september 1st
Dominic Cruz
>September 1st
Oh boy, you and Yamir gon be doin a dual release
Btw, do you have a bandcamp?
Joseph Morris
No problem!
I think at the time I've got this concept in mind. There was an old release which I made under my previous project called The Warsaw Ballads. I liked the idea of it but I felt that the execution of that album was a bit painful, especially because of the rather poor quality of the mix and stuff. I started to think of a way to make a possible continuation/remake of this solo piano ambient-esque concept. And it hit at the perfect timing because I got my piano slightly detuned and I've been playing with that in general and I thought that it could be made into an album.
Most of these songs are improvised which can be heard in a few instances when I lose a tempo here and there. Down here we had a very nasty winter this year so I've added that frosen, snow-like idea into the mix - bleak recording, behind a sort of ice wall.
The titles are more or less a product of a concept as well. By that time I had a very hard time to keep up with my (now finished) relationship with somebody abroad. And in some instances the titles are a reflection of some situation which happened to us in the summer of '15. Like my small gift for her ("Silver Figurine"), a discussion on some weird psychological phenomenons ("ROCD"), trying to represent her in a musical form when we first met each other ("Lena") and that eerie feeling of sadness and being scared of losing her (therefore a name "Castle on Glass"). Basically a weeb thing and stuff.
I guess at the end of it all I just sat down with the concept in my head. Record track after track and do a long stops for a warm tea and to look outside the window. That's about it, really. For more technical stuff I would have to dig up a recording setup info but mostly sound from mics came though analog and digital effects and then recorded on the computer.
If you want to ask about anything specific then ask as directly as you can. My English is average at best.
Angel Wood
Now that I listened to the whole Even Oxen album I can say this is the best thing I've ever heard in the Bandcamp threads yet.
The album delivered perfectly, sometimes it reminded me of Neutral Milk Hotel.
"The Dragon on the Shore Beside the Sea" was absolutely perfect, at the end it made me think of Murmuüre. How did you achieve this sound?
Sadly I can't buy your album, because I'm living the poorfag life, but I'll surely listen to this more.
Brayden Morales
starsonabedroomwall.bandcamp.com
>ambient
>drone
>minimal
Cameron Evans
I love it dude. Both the explanation and album itself. The fact that there's tracks which interrupt the "organic" feel of the album like Rust On Paper and the title track work well to give it variety in such a skeletal and minimalist work. It's like if Satie and Winged Victory For the Sullen made an album together. (Oh and the theme is just precious, I love the analogy of a relationship being so beautiful yet unstable. Very relatable)
Please make more like this. Though I do like this album, I can't help but feel that you could outdo yourself. I hope you have plans to include full orchestras into your work. Could easily see you becoming a great orchestrator.
Please don't feel the need to buy the album, there's actually a name your own price option because i just want others to experience it and easily share it. By just putting $0 and downloading, it can be yours.
As for The Dragon on the Shore Beside the Sea, I achieved the sound by the setup in pic related. I'd beat on the jug with a potato masher and the high-pitched metallic sounds were achieved by hitting the legs of the chair. Meanwhile, I held a tambourine in the other hand. Luckily got the whole thing down in one take (which was great because I don't always have the house to myself to be that loud)
Nathaniel Smith
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
>Indie
>Rock
>Grunge
>Hard Rock
Samuel Allen
You're WAY too kind my friend. And funnily enough at that time I've started to appreciate Satie and Debrussy so you're might be onto something...
I have albums like these in my catalog but since RouteNote fucks things up apparently, they are only available on Bandcamp, for now. If you like to listen to these look up titles:
100 Days Later
Nocturnes for L.
Lucid Piano
Basically the same basic principles of minimalism and piano work but with heavy alteration of mood/concept/idea.
I mean, these albums (hopefully my full discography) will end up on Spotify but hell, that will take AGES if they're going like this...
>I hope you have plans to include full orchestras into your work. Could easily see you becoming a great orchestrator.
These plans are really important to me as of now but I'm basically a retard if it comes to making scores and/or arranging things. Some attempts have been made but I've never feel satisfied with them. That's why I only think of things in solo format since it's most relatable to me and it makes me less angry overall. So by that standard it's something that is too high for me to reach.
But thank you for your comment. It warmth my heart that somebody can appreciate these piano farts :)
Hunter Young
Time to listen to WATER DOSE
this is fire btw
Anthony Williams
Well alright, I'll keep an eye out on your spotify page in the hopes that it will show up since I listen to most of my music that way. Looking forward to whatever you might have in store for us
Julian Scott
thelgbtqcommunity.bandcamp.com
>grindcore, pornogrind
>longest song this time around is 7 seconds
peep my new EP
Tyler Perry
I got tricked into listening to this.
Boy, did I suffer enough
Brody Miller
Short and fresh EP. You've a nice handle on production. Team up with an MC and make the greatest hip hop EP since TNGHT
You're next up
Nolan Phillips
thanks :)
Jeremiah Foster
Even Oxen album is really cool, NMH comparisons obvs, but totally done right, really cool. Dope production, lofi but totally tight playing etc.
= me
Cooper Kelly
...
Brody Reyes
his bandcamp would be: abracadanny.bandcamp.com
& please check our other releases!
shutins.bandcamp.com
Ryan Green
Oh! Thankful to say I've had the pleasure of listening to abracadanny. Thanks for the info though, user
Jaxon Gonzalez
Thanks man, I honestly prefer "Évtizedekre ottfelejtett gyűlölet" more
John Collins
I find it interesting how you've incorporated dance music into this. And btw, if you honestly prefer that album instead, I'll keep it in my backlog but I couldn't resist the "new album" sticker
Lincoln Myers
Dance music + noise is basically power noise.
There used to be an user in these threads who also makes noise with beats, he inspired me.
This album also: deadneanderthals.bandcamp.com
Aiden Jenkins
Great atmospheres, really good lyrics, inbetween straightforward, conversational and abstract/poetic, great middle ground.
Hudson Rodriguez
Bump for a superior thread
Andrew Howard
D R O O P I E S
droopies.bandcamp.com
free album DLs:
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(ctrl+f "redeem code")
Benjamin Gray
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
>hints of post, prog and ambient rock
Jacob Evans
aaroncorbett.bandcamp.com
>abstract audio play about an alternate-universe Princess Peach who goes off to fight a sinister dark evil
>footwork, seapunk, & underground hip-hop influences peppered throughout
>all a very heavy-handed metaphor for the fight against mental illness
> wrote it because I was scared of my friends committing suicide
>one of my friends attempted suicide before I could finish it
>all these feels
>don't kill yourself pls
Jacob Cook
banpu banpu