/BG/ Bandcamp thread

[James Reyes]

new bangamb thred :DDDD
let's start fresh and clean again
>post your shit here, give feedback, interact with other musicians
>who knows? you might collaborate or even form a band with a fellow Sup Forumsfag here
>if you're not a musician but want to hear new sounds created by your fellow anons and not afraid of the underwhelming mediocrity of most of us, check the thread

[Jackson Thomas]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/

here you can find projects, concepts and ideas where I've worked for

>melancholic/narcotic rock
>depressive black metal?
>every release its different

[Juan Young]

theespecialguest.bandcamp.com/album/genuinely-deceptive-propaganda

>Experimental World War Two Nonsense

[Isaac Baker]

New Album!

sethcananandthecarriers.bandcamp.com/album/seth-canan-the-carriers

>Indie Rock
>Alternative
>Folk

Get it on iTunes:
itun.es/us/xPgSfb

Follow on Spotify:
open.spotify.com/artist/7ATBZJGk18IONpHNMsYct8

[Brody Richardson]

Hi guys

Pretty much yes.
I want to hear more black metal from you.
Sorry, but this could have been much more interesting than it turned out to be.
That album cover is pain to look at. Probably this is the reason I haven't checked this before, and I'm afraid I'll only do it tomorrow. I should go to sleep.

SHUM (if you're into noise)
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/vtizedekre-ottfelejtett-gy-l-let
>fullu blownu noizu with some poetry by a friend of mine
>the first and last tracks differ from the rest
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/vtizedekre-ottfelejtett-gy-l-let-ii
>sequel to the first Shum album
>harsh noise with poetry
>the first and last tracks differ from the rest just like in the first one
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/20020
>digital noise
confusionspecialistrecords.bandcamp.com/album/split
>split with a fellow Hungarian noisemaker, V Sabo, worth checking out

GUB (if you're not into noise that much but tolerate some)
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/a-z-ld-hegy
>14 min long track/EP
>psychedelic rock, hard rock, drone, ambient
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/csillagmetsz-s
>futurist music
>drone, drone metal, a noise track
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/m-riaszentj-zsefi-gar-zsv-s-r
>shitty acoustic covers, mainly Neutral Milk Hotel
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/r-zsa
>early bedroom recordings, some blues, some folk, some psychedelic, the opening track is an electronic track with tons of reverb.

PHOBOS
varsas.bandcamp.com/track/vissza
varsas.bandcamp.com/track/sz-sz
varsas.bandcamp.com/track/furcs-k
>comfy and strange tracks of various genres, based on the poems of my friend. Kinda like a soundtrack
>I'm planning to do something with them in the future

[Gavin Bell]

I really liked this. I listened to some old stuff a long time back too.

dave-roland.bandcamp.com/album/the-original-music-to-the-last-ride

>ambient, synthpop

I have an all new album in the works. The first session was last night with some guests and things are sounding interesting. It's not my usual sound but I play all the keyboard parts with others on guitar and vocals.

[Connor Edwards]

eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com/album/senioritis

NEW ALBUM coming this November. I can't wait to move on from this crusty old thing:

>lo-fi pop
>amateur walls of sound
>E6 sycophancy
>esoteric instrumentation in an attempt to get you interested
>crunchy
>ragtime

Never gonna stop reccing these dietary fellas:

evenoxen.bandcamp.com/album/arrayed-above-the-seraphim-lights

connorleary.bandcamp.com/album/propitiation

pinkpots.bandcamp.com/album/the-life-and-times-forthcoming

peachesdavenport.bandcamp.com/album/the-ducks-a-snake-in-the-grass

vastno.bandcamp.com/releases

And here are some choice cuts from the last thread:

orphillius.bandcamp.com/

andrewstarrandthehoboscene.bandcamp.com/album/dead-lighters-go-to-heaven

[Ryan Sullivan]

What more would you have done with it? Or do you think could have happened? I was looking for a minimal approach as this weird shit isnt even what I ultimately want to be making.

[Justin Lewis]

I didn't say I'm talented in anything, let alone making something interesting out of field recordings and ambient background music.
All I can say is that the music didn't say anything new about what it's about. I was left bored. Sorry.

[Nathan Johnson]

Dont apologize for your opinion. I was just wondering, when you saw it and the idea was in your head. What were you expecting?

[Anthony Rodriguez]

Actual field recordings accompanied with spooky dark ambient and noise
Longer, coherent speech that's not cut up and repeated 30 times

[Parker Miller]

Noted. I have a few more idea's for other wars. Thanks Mang, I'll take that into account.

[Jackson Walker]

dont 404 on me

[Bentley Rodriguez]

departenoise.bandcamp.com/
wearyeyes.bandcamp.com/

[Parker Young]

redwatermusic.bandcamp.com/album/small-rooms-northern-tides

>morning music
>ambient
>small release

Just put this out today.

Not my thing. But I have a feeling I could really get lost in this if I got really fucked up. I guess that applies to most things though.

Really liking Évtizedekre ottfelejtett gyűlölet but it's really hard for me to listen to right now because I have some bad ear fatigue. Definitely loving what I'm hearing though. I will come back to this another day, adding it to my wishlist.

I'd love to see the film this goes with. Wish the songs were a little longer, but I understand it's all about context. Some of the tracks sound a bit dry, but I love He's Close.

[Logan Smith]

DON'T YOU DIE ON ME

[Nathan Rivera]

Calm down man it's just a thread. But yeah, bump

[Gabriel Hall]

go review the links I posted over then pleb

[Caleb Clark]

shit I can't even >> the right person, someone get the shotgun

( it was )

[Landon Ramirez]

I WILL NEVER CALM DOWN

[Evan King]

K m8 here's your review

First one- I'm not a big metal fan
Second one- Eh

[Ayden Ross]

VOTE ON THE STRAWPOLL PLEASE ONLY TWO PEOPLE DID

please vote on this strawpoll if you would buy a physical release of my music or not (serious answers only please, i don't want to make copies so that they don't end up being bought)
strawpoll.me/11513547

yamir.bandcamp.com/album/yamir
>post-rock
>guitar ambient // dark ambient
>experimental electronics
>it can get a little droney at times
>small bits of noise rock
>available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and others

you can rate all of my releases on RYM if you're into that:
rateyourmusic.com/artist/yamir_c_

please follow me on spotify, doesn't matter if you listen or not:
open.spotify.com/artist/3s2BQA0wYsNqPZmR3kAN2p

recs i guess

[Dominic Sanchez]

windowlistener.bandcamp.com/album/infection

>Experimental electronic, dark sounds
>Just listen to it please, only 32 minutes

i hope you all like Infection

[Jackson Lewis]

svuvn.bandcamp.com/album/night-before-single

>experimental electronic / post witch house
>new single, digital and vinyl

Working on an EP of slower and softer stuff, kinda like Balam Acab

recs:

Nice textures, the morse code is a little too loud but I like the overall idea.

really like this, small rooms/northern tides reminds me of a slower and softer Amnesia Scanner mixed with Autechre

[Hunter Wood]

Listened to Night Before,
Very welcoming sound, has a mix of abrasive and softer sounds that give the track "flavor" in a sense.

[Jaxson King]

Any anons out here who do harsh noise?, im looking for someone to collab to combine harsh noise and black metal music

[Josiah Williams]

this strawpoll is quite sad mate

here's a guy who makes noise. not me but he's the only one in the current thread and he's not too bad

[Logan Lee]

:(

poor yamir

[Brody Gonzalez]

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

free download codes:
6ksq-xsp7
k3q7-esb5
ua8x-3ddf
droopies.bandcamp.com/yum
droopies.bandcamp.com/merch
lp2 in jan2017 (no foolies)

[Brayden Cox]

>never reccs anybody
>just dumps download codes nobody will use
>immediately leaves the thread after dumping his shit
no wonder these threads are trash now

[Lincoln Ward]

kleptomancer.bandcamp.com/album/14-f-cali
>literally stealing

[Carter White]

RIP Bandcamp threads

Hey, this is different, and it's got a cool historical edge. I don't know if I'll really be listening to this though. It's odd though, I'll give it that. And atmospheric. I can't pinpoint anything wrong about it. It's just kind of cold and spooky.

Of course this is very competent and all, but any time I hear a band like this I wish they'd experiment more. Listen to more Guided by Voices. (I thought of them before even seeing that you were from Dayton.) Maybe listen to the Minutemen. The melodic sense on this ain't so bad, but I want it to be rougher around the edges before we reach the "now you're talking" stage. This does not necessarily mean make it more lo-fi. Surprise us somehow. Throw a weird jazz chord in there or something. Throw in the sound of a potato or something. Anything unusual. (Not necessarily avant-garde.)

I wish you could sing.

[Jack Allen]

>tfw 90% of /Bandcamp/ threads are genres that you're not even that interested by in the first place

Sorry m8s. I'd love to give you some feedback but it'd be completely worthless.

[Jaxon Rogers]

cbrcbr.bandcamp.com/album/halloween-split-series-163-3
3/7
>Progressive Electronic, Sound Collage, Tape Music, Drone

cbrcbr.bandcamp.com/album/halloween-split-series-164
4/7
>Vaporwave, Noise

[Connor Stewart]

>today's weather tapes

I still very much intend on making those. It just keeps getting delayed, which I apologize for. I'm in college right now, which takes up a lot of my time and money. But I still fully intend on releasing them. Cool to know someone actually cares about it.

Glad to hear you like the new track though! Send me a message on bandcamp and I can get you that 21 minute version. I also have an alt/rough version of Today's Weather you might enjoy.

[Andrew Fisher]

What're you into?

[Parker Sullivan]

awesome! i understand the delay. school stuff can be pretty ass. will buy one as soon as they come out.

[Jayden Walker]

fearofmoose.bandcamp.com/album/jam-in-midrange-10-27

>no wave, improv, experimental

pleasant. this is very utah

[Isaiah Brooks]

cuddlyone.bandcamp.com
>depressing electronic
>melodic explosions influenced by xiu xiu

[Leo Harris]

Oh shit they are from Utah. Cool stuff, I live in Logan

[Hunter Carter]

Thanks for the patience, they're definitely a priority for me and I'll be sure to make them as soon as I can.

[Aiden Smith]

take your time. gl with college.

[Lincoln Reed]

really enjoyed these two releases. keep on doing great work :)

highsunn.bandcamp.com/album/bliss
most recent release

>dream pop, bedroom pop, jangle pop, c86, lo-fi

[Mason Peterson]

Hard to define exactly. Easier to make a list of what I'm NOT into.

ambient
metal
noise
drone
electronics/power electronics (I do enjoy stuff like Aphex Twin and BoC though. Is that still considered "electronics"?)
house
experimental (can be very good but I mostly stick to the classics like Pierre Henry, Alvin Lucier, etc)
progressive (again, stuff like Yes is cool, it's mostly the fact that when it's amateur it's not often that good)
plunderphonics (same thing for above)
math rock
post rock
hardcore
punk, pop punk (although again, some of it's fine. The Minutemen are cool. Etc.)

I'm also not that into a guy with an acoustic guitar and a crappy mic strumming chords while singing about his girlfriend leaving him.

If your music does not fit any of those categories, friend, I'd love to hear it. Some of my favorite albums are Bee Thousand, Person Pitch and A Wizard, A True Star. I should also mention that I only listen to some classical and that the only jazz I really love is campy stuff from the 1910s-1930s.

[Hunter Johnson]

you've got a thing recorded w dylan wall coming out? really enjoyed his work on weed and hausu LPs

[Ethan Peterson]

not liking sebastian crugley and dave roland. you need to get a taste in music bro

[Bentley Howard]

Yeah, I really wouldn't recommend browsing bandcamp threads for new music then. You pretty much just listed off 99% of the stuff that gets posted here. Not knocking your tastes though, it's all subjective anyways. Just sayin stuff outside those genres is rare to find in here. You've got to remember that most of the people here are recording out of there bedrooms with cheap recording equipment.

[Joshua Hill]

Yeah, it's a predicament. I have nothing against people recording stuff with cheap equipment on their computers. I am one of those people. I post in these threads. I try to give feedback but it's rare to find stuff I can really talk about.

I've actually gotten a cool amount of support from these threads and a surprising amount of full album downloads, so that's nice, but I don't know if it's really the community that fits my music's niche. It's alright though. I'll stick around

[Gavin Ramirez]

jacobhutto.bandcamp.com

>Experimental, Various Genres

>New Release

>Sam Spence & Jacob Hutto
>January
>New Jersey, Dark Ambient, EAI, Field Recordings, Harsh Noise, Harsh Noise Wall, Noise.

Description:

"O00000000000"
-Sam Spence

Sam Spence is the moniker of a man with many monikers. In his newest series of releases, Sam Spence collaborates with a different producer to create a month-based album. In the case of January, Spence had asked Jacob Hutto for a collaboration, who responded with mere, minimal field recordings. The result? Two elongated songs, initially feeling like a loving, natural memory, before slowly decaying into overwhelming walls of panic, noise, endlessly crescendoing into complete and utter chaos.

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

Want to redeem AP Macroeconomics to your collection?
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Proud Supporter Of:

[Daniel Adams]

kevinshealy.bandcamp.com/

>electronic
>psychedelic
>hip-hop
>trap

Slowly working on an EP for demo submissions

[Jonathan Evans]

med00sa.bandcamp.com/

I've never posted before and I'm nervous

>dark/dreamy electronic with a beat
>manipulated vocals/chants
>some low fi singing
>lots and lots of synths

I don't even know what to call this, but I've been doing it probably longer than the quality suggests.

Any feedback is good feedback. I'll get to listening to yours now.

[Bentley Allen]

I listened through your tracks and I don't think they're low quality at all. I think it would be cool if you took elements of the percussion on Digitell and used it to make a drop in a track like Ache 365. Kinda like 3:40 to 4:10 in this song: youtube.com/watch?v=S6-kZp0p-IM

Regardless, I like the music- keep it up.

[Luis Foster]

Me

Listened to Motivation. Love your percussion and that synth that kind of pans around. Love how rhythmic your synths are, they sound very fresh because of it. Not a lot of people pull that off well. I think if I had any criticism, it's that the lead synth feels a bit underwhelming in it's sound and could be a little more aggressive. That and the song feels a bit repetitive near the end.

Actually really liking this. Sometimes the reverb makes the mix pretty muddy, but it all holds up well. Sounds better than a lot of the stuff I find in here desu. I'll have to come back and listen more later

>I've never posted before and I'm nervous
It's very informal, everyone just wants their own stuff to get popular, but there's kind of an odd ragtag community underneath it all. You get to know people if you post in these threads a lot. Just be sure to give a lot of detailed genuine feedback and people will be more likely to listen to your stuff.

[Josiah Adams]

>kevinshealy.bandcamp.com/
I really thought I wasn't going to like Motivation when I started listening to it, probably because I've heard so many trip-hop beats start out with similar instruments, but the beat is crisp and I like the rolling filter effect and the other effects that come in to balance it out. I could vibe to this.

I clicked because of how the cover looks, and I was not disappointed. It's actually more 'chill' than the cover suggests - i was expecting horror and a lot of high frequency sound. Male Geisha is very gentle.

And as soon as I typed that, I got what I was looking for on Life Is Beautiful.

I think my favorite track of yours is probably Velveteen - that is what I expected when I clicked, originally. It makes me see movie-like images in my head, and that's how I know somebody's done something effective; I have a craving to put moving images to it. I really, especially like the transition around 2 minutes.

Thank you; didn't mean to neg myself, just genuinely have no scope of my abilities at anything.

That's a really poignant idea. I want to experiment with Digitell's overall aesthetic instrumentally more, with other songs. I'll definitely keep this in mind and fall down this rabbit hole for inspiration.

Thank you. I think I rely a little heavily on reverb to make up for what I feel like I lack in vocal ability/mixing quality, and I should tone it down a notch or two to keep the vibe but relax it to the ears. It's good to hear that confirmed.

And thanks! I've lurked quite a bit but never really posted before. It's honestly just good to hear other people's music and talk to them about it for a change.

[Andrew Diaz]

Thanks, man. I definitely agree on the repetitiveness; I've been making a lot of material like that, definitely planning on going back and doing some micro editing.

I checked out your page, good stuff. I especially like Small Rooms/Northern Tides, the percussion samples are amazing. I don't know if you recorded those, but it reminds me of the sounds Amon Tobin used on ISAM. If you have any advice on creating sounds like that, I'd love to hear it.

[Thomas Clark]

>windowlistener.bandcamp.com/album/infection

I'm listening to your music right now, and I wanted to ask what your method is?

Your covers look like generative art; is your production generative, or is it an aesthetic imitation of generative in a musical interface? I don't mean that either is better or worse, I'm just curious!

[Henry Jackson]

Yeah repetitiveness is one of the hardest things to escape from when writing music. I still have issues with it when I'm not doing ambient stuff (which requires the repetition in a way)

So the percussion samples are a mix of things. Only a few are original. All heavily processed though. Lots of heavy compression to get an almost distorted sound of of some of them. Really just lots of experimenting with samples. Lots of trial and error.

[Easton Wood]

nicolasmartinez.bandcamp.com/

OUT OF RANGE: That snare starting at 2:00 makes the track for me. I went from a hypnotic trance to subtle dancing in a second.

Rabbit Hole: I like how laid back it is, without being particularly slow. The groove is powerful but subtle.

Conceded: I was surprised when the vocals started. It's like dissonant lo-fi power pop. It reminded me of Weezer but much weirder.

blossoms 开花 : Interesting use of saturation. Is it on purpose? I think the artwork and general design contrasts brilliantly with the music. It wouldn't be the same without it.

There is Something Seriously Wrong with Home: Great title. The arrangement is great. I love the minimalistic melodies and the use of space. The synth choices are wonderful and the percussion is on point. This is the best thing I've heard tonight.

[Isaiah Anderson]

I'd be more than happy to help you out man
Thank you, don't force the noise it if you're not in the mood. Even I can't stand it sometimes.

[Asher Ortiz]

aspelltowardoffthedarkness.bandcamp.com/album/whatever
>repetitive sounds, drone, minimal
I like the lo-fi sound, the synth reminds me of BoC, not bad
this is fucked up (in a good way)
you remind me of early Swans

[Logan Wood]

wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com/

recs

>goldenhymns.bandcamp.com/album/golden-hymns-sing-hurrah
I like the impressionistic, nebulose sound, how it all start out with almost random notes and then explode into a cacophony.
Perhaps a little derivative, likeable for sure.
Beside A Dying Light is really noteworthy 13 min post-rock suite.

>elistaflightprogram.bandcamp.com/releases
Excellent guitar-ambient textures (Fripp, Belew, The Edge) and Low-esque minimalist synths.
Do not miss it!

[Kayden Perez]

yea haha. he is so nice. im going to work with him in studio next week

much love

[Jason Rogers]

benttrunks.bandcamp.com/album/engines
New album and shit. It's about a train crash.
>Indie Folk, Indie Rock, Alternative
>a bit inspired by AOA
>A bit of ye ol' e6 too

It's nice, the lyrics and all. I've seen the singing mentioned before and i kind of agree, but practice makes perfect I guess, keep at it.

[Henry Sanders]

Sadly these genres are oversaturated on BC, but I can understand
What I don't like is when people only refer to me as "noise artist" while I have noise rock, psychedelic rock, guitar ambient, blues, black metal and fuzz folk tracks too

[Samuel Wright]

laikacomehome.bandcamp.com/album/decay

>dub techno, downtempo

[Ayden Rogers]

This is really cool. I'm digging the pad in the background, reminds me of BoC. In fact, I imagine this is what BoC would sound like if they didn't run everything through a beat-to-shit Grundig tape deck and if they knew about compression.

[David Lee]

slacktivist.bandcamp.com/releases

Here's an EP
>techno/electro/breaks

[Luke James]

Very cool. No ID is probably my favourite track on here.

[Oliver Powell]

Thanks! Oddly enough I had a couple people tell me that was their fav, but IMO it's not the strongest track on there.

[Jaxson Perry]

Finally a self-aware plunderphonics artist
You should make album with nothing but the music you find in these BC threads

[Gavin Ross]

talfahrt.bandcamp.com/album/talfahrt-ii
>dreampop, comfy, minimalism, ambient

rec

[Lucas Miller]

idirei.bandcamp.com/
Music Video: youtube.com/watch?v=DuWyswE_meA

>Hip-Hop/Rap

[Nolan Young]

chekmusic.bandcamp.com/releases

>psychedelic electronic

[Nathaniel Scott]

retrieval.bandcamp.com/

>indie
>alternative
>rock

Recs

[Cameron Nelson]

definitely what I was hoping for. reminds me of Slowdive's Pygmalion and that's a great thing.

faxada.bandcamp.com/album/cohost

>dysfunctional glitchy psychedelia
>plunderphonic IDM
>gapless album

my debut album "Cohost" is out today to mark my birthday.

enjoy

[Joshua Long]

blindingeyes.bandcamp.com/releases
>alt rock
>psychedelic
>punk

[Jonathan Lopez]

Sorry for the late response,

I wouldn't really say anything (cover and music) on Infection is generative, though there is some imitation of generative music in the music (using musical interface)

[John Hill]

thx for including lyrics

[Robert Brown]

Whoa, haven't seen you in these threads for a while! Still waiting for a follow up to that debut single

[Dominic Lewis]

Y E S

[John Scott]

>OUT OF RANGE: That snare starting at 2:00 makes the track for me. I went from a hypnotic trance to subtle dancing in a second.

I was tempted to bring it in sooner to draw in, because it's the first song on the album, but I didn't want to compromise the build up.

Did i make the right decision?

[Robert Campbell]

bumpioli

[William Long]

nihilsilence.bandcamp.com/
>nihilism
>silence
>nothing music
Music sucks anyway

[Levi Taylor]

orphillius.bandcamp.com/
>warm calm cozy poppy hoohaw
new album, enjoy!
also haven't asked this before, thoughts on the album cover?

reccin right back

[Gavin Lewis]

First album I could really get down with in this thread, highly rec

[Luis Morgan]

hi, i run a web label that's accepting submissions

>experimental electronic
>vaporwave
>everything

andoptions.bandcamp.com

[Elijah White]

thuug.bandcamp.com/album/aesthetic-instant-messenger

>80s vibes

[Josiah Wilson]

MACINTOSH MINUS - GOGO YAH SHOPPE
>remix of the macintosh plus album
regnurses.bandcamp.com/album/gogo-yah-shoppe

[James Campbell]

cat's foot iron claw
thread is dying, I bump for more

[Benjamin Carter]

already posted ITT but this is a different project.
fearofmoose.bandcamp.com/album/green-lions

>post-punk, noise pop, neodada, guitars

rec these

[Hunter Reyes]

sooo good

not as bad as you think it is, definitely higher quality than a lot of the garbage we sometimes get in these threads

pretty good vaporwave, considering purchasing it if it gets stuck in my head for too long

I wish the songs weren't so short, but you did a good job

the music is way too chill for that cover art

[Lucas Kelly]

leisurecentre.bandcamp.com/releases

>shopping mall BGM

[Jace Hall]

this is very good

this is bad

[Owen Jackson]

I'm not but you should say why you feel it's bad

[Hunter Peterson]

It means so much that you continue to rec my music dude. Can't wait for the new album, and I sincerely hope it can top the new Pink Pots album

[Michael Morales]

Something new at last! A lo-fi live recording of a session with a few people, I plan on building proper songs from these sessions and future ones. My favorite track is the first one since I sampled a guitar strum and use my synth to play different chords and notes.

dave-roland.bandcamp.com/album/sessions-1

>jangle pop, synth, sampling, ambient

[Asher Morales]

>You should make album with nothing but the music you find in these BC threads
its like you didn't even listen to the album I posted

[Luis Taylor]

No problem! Btw, I listened to it a while ago but I think I remember hearing some unfamiliar Even Oxen tracks on that radio show...am I hallucinating, or is the hype train in full swing?

[Luke Barnes]

landermusic.bandcamp.com