the old thread's got over 200 replies, it's not going to develop too much now.
remember that reviewing is much better than just reccing
Bandcamp thread
John Rodriguez
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firstbasetapes.bandcamp.com
faxada.bandcamp.com
eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com
thepaywalls.bandcamp.com
scrugley.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
confusionspecialistrecords.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
polysemy.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
faxada.bandcamp.com)
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
deniskaldesnoen.bandcamp.com
vysokecelo.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
simplem.bandcamp.com
opt--out.bandcamp.com
thesecondsound.bandcamp.com
benttrunks.bandcamp.com
adaptador.bandcamp.com
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
redwatermusic.bandcamp.com
totinoboy.bandcamp.com
idirei.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
wsc-music.tumblr.com
rateyourmusic.com
sunnysatellites.bandcamp.com
video-man.bandcamp.com
soleiletlune.bandcamp.com
theelstation.bandcamp.com
thuug.bandcamp.com
filthythunder.bandcamp.com
landermusic.bandcamp.com
teensuicide.bandcamp.com
snoog.bandcamp.com
visionescape.bandcamp.com
hollowfieldlane.bandcamp.com
froxxies.bandcamp.com
ichiren.bandcamp.com
highsunn.bandcamp.com
digital-logic.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
foliagemusic.bandcamp.com
play.spotify.com
thesmilingfaces.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Dominic Davis
firstbasetapes.bandcamp.com
>Garage
>Psych
>Fuzz
>Tapes
Out today!!
Landon Williams
loving the drums. sounds kinda post-punkish at times, especialy Say Anything. i think the production could bring the drums closer to the mix though. it should feel a bit more punchy, i think. the structures are interesting and a lo-fi production kind of drags the songwriting down, so i'm waiting for a more focused sound from you. it's very good, though - more songs should be executed like Benihana.
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>plunderphonic IDM
>neo-psychedelia
>glitch
debut album "Cohost" is a gapless experience, it's best to listen from start to finish
enjoy!
Christian Diaz
eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com
>lo fi bedroom pop that would rather be something else
>amateur walls of sound
>esoteric instrumentation
>bad vocals
>melodies
>chord progressions
>field recordings
>unidentifiable sounds
NEW ALBUM COMING SOON
The usual recs: Even Oxen, Connor Leary, Peaches Davenport, Pink Pots
Be back later with feedback and stuff
Adam Flores
Gabriel Perry
here you can find projects, concepts and ideas where I've worked for
>melancholic/narcotic rock
>depressive black metal?
>every release its different
reccs
Justin Carter
Hi guys
SHUM (if you're into noise)
varsas.bandcamp.com
>fullu blownu noizu with some poetry by a friend of mine
>the first and last tracks differ from the rest
varsas.bandcamp.com
>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
>digital noise
confusionspecialistrecords.bandcamp.com
>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
>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
varsas.bandcamp.com
>early bedroom recordings, some blues, some folk, some psychedelic, the opening track is an electronic track with tons of reverb.
PHOBOS
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
>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
As Sebastian says, every album is a different taste
Will come back with some feedback anonymously if the thread develops (probably tomorrow)
Christian Morgan
polysemy.bandcamp.com
>experimental
>psychedelic
hey whatsup. I just put out a new single with a music video yesterday, check it out:
youtube.com
new album coming out later this month
Brandon Sanders
so happy to see you're releasing a new album.
actually your way of using the Rayman samples and such was a big influence on my album (faxada.bandcamp.com)
so I'm really excited about the new LP, the single is great as well
Jackson Diaz
>lp2 in jan17
about fucking time mateys
you could consider visiting the thread again after you dump your music here and contribute to it a bit
Jose Murphy
New album: windowlistener.bandcamp.com
>experimental electronic, with other genres
I think I somehow made a vaporwave track, doesn't sound like normal vaporwave though
Nathan Richardson
droopies.bandcamp.com
codes for free album DL:
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droopies.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
lp2 in jan17
Isaac Cruz
deniskaldesnoen.bandcamp.com
>dark ambient
>soundtracks
>inspired by burzum silent hill
>industrial
Nicholas Howard
By visiting the thread again and contributing more I did not mean this
Michael Campbell
pleasancehouse.bandcamp.com
>atmospheric, ethereal folk, and also death chants probably
thank you very much for listening everybody! Remember the 1st of December.
Grwat music:
(Still so good, thanks again for even reaching out to me man)
(I actually haven't listened to this but I am too lazy to put in another section so I'll be listening to it really soon and I'll try to let you know what I think)
(BUDDY BUDDY! What's up man??)
Ayden Flores
no problem haha, your new album is great as well!
Chase Ortiz
>scrugley.bandcamp.com
listened to i will - wow dude, love this calm vibe, really balanced composition, will dig more of it
vysokecelo.bandcamp.com
>psychedelic folk, space ambient, post-rock
Liam Jackson
Bump
Josiah Rogers
forgot to add my new album
varsas.bandcamp.com
>wall noise
>HNW
>crunchy, I tried to make something less hard on the ears
Tyler Lee
Jeremiah Martinez
opt--out.bandcamp.com
>surf ambient
Nathan Jones
thesecondsound.bandcamp.com
Left track is
>Post Rock
Right track is
>Indie
Of some sort maybe? I don't know.
Brody Green
Check out my album Engines, some people seem to like it.
>Something like Indie Rock
>normal music compared to a lot of what is posted here.
Recs:
Easton King
adaptador.bandcamp.com
>trash punk
Samuel Anderson
>Experimental, Various Genres
>New Release
>Eric Taxxon
>Copy
>Santa Cruz, Glitch, Harsh Noise, IDM, Musique Concrete, Noise, Plunderphonics, Sound Collage.
Description:
Eric Taxxon's new album Copy is equivocal to the creation of Frankenstein. A creation made of bits and pieces of other former creations, used to create a deliberate feeling of intrigue, interest, and even in some cases, horror. Copy is that Frankenstein, in which pieces are constructed, produced, and heavily edited in mere audacity files, in order to create one massive being all together.
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. And Eric give some love. Thank You. :)
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Thomas Gutierrez
redwatermusic.bandcamp.com
>tape ambient
>songs about sadness
>morning music
I think this will be my last truly ambient/experimental release for awhile. I think I've drifted a little too far out to sea with that kind of stuff and need to come back to more traditional methods while incorporating some of the stuff I learned.
I'm working on producing a synth-pop/new wave album with some people I know who have a band and I'm also working on a really promising project with a friend. Also have one big one I'm working on alone.
Listened to this yesterday. Not the hugest fan of how it's mixed, but love the songs. Definitely recommend it.
Not worth the hate, although I can understand people wanting you to participate more. Although I'm getting sick of seeing people posting stuff with download codes to make it look like a lot of people bought the thing.
Love this. Some tracks get a little repetitive, but when it hits it's stride it sounds fucking wonderful.
Robert Garcia
sangan.bandcamp.com
Hope you like it.
Caleb Johnson
totinoboy.bandcamp.com
>trap beats
>dark
>experimental
>jonestown massacre
I wish the bleeps on the second track wasn't too loud, maybe that's just me idk.
Landon Cruz
idirei.bandcamp.com
Music Video: youtube.com
>Hip-Hop/Rap
Elijah Harris
bouri.bandcamp.com
>noise rock
>space rock
>oddpop
>synthpop
>shoegaze
bouri is a band that makes music
Tyler Phillips
i made this
(underrated)
rec
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I'm not in a situation to listen to full albums but I'll listen to one or two tracks from some people here.
Just from the first few tracks I can hear a great sense of melody, sounds like you've trained your ear well. Doesn't sound like much else I've heard here.
I like the parts with the acoustic guitar the most, not a huge fan of the panda bear worship but that's just me You do you
Genre tag intrigued me, is that you playing guitar? It has the atmosphere of a lo-fi bedroom folk album in an ambient context, very well done.
>I think I've drifted a little too far out to sea
youtube.com
Ethan Peterson
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
>ambient, soundtrack, rock, electronic
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wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
Christopher Reyes
sunnysatellites.bandcamp.com
>electronic, post-rock, ambient, chiptune, glitch, instrumental, progressive, shoegaze, synthwave
>Aftermath is more electronicy/synthwavey with lush soundscapes
>Odd Rain is more post-rocky, droney and free
erectronics
Owen Butler
>a little too far out to sea
Thanks for the video, I really think I needed that right now. Right now I feel like I'm at a crossroads of sorts creatively and it's important to remember this kind of stuff. It's not a perfect solution, but it's kind of an important thing to stand by.
Lucas Walker
video-man.bandcamp.com
>lofi
>chill
Mason Watson
soleiletlune.bandcamp.com
multi-instrumentalist recorded and wrote all the things himself, pls listen thank u
Grayson Edwards
>indie rock
>lo-fi
>pop
>somewhat progressive at times
>cello
Liam Jackson
Good stuff, I enjoyed this as I drove through the fall weather and it was a nice vibe.
Angel Robinson
LOWHANGERS
>Noise rock
>Punk
>Chicago
Daniel Roberts
lowhangers.bandcamp.com
Colton Perry
Hello!
theelstation.bandcamp.com
>synth, "indie electronic", ambient, field recordings
>dog music
>opt--out.bandcamp.com
really loving the execution. I'll sit down and have a proper listen when I get home, but the first two tracks are super evocative in a dark ambient way.
Know of any other "surf ambient" stuff?
Owen Turner
this fucking kills. thanx!
John White
Parker Sullivan
filthythunder.bandcamp.com
>Experimental Trap
looking for some tips on how to tighten the screws on this one
James Thomas
Austin Butler
Henry Brooks
very chill guitar strums, I also really enjoy the lo fi quality of the sound. Lastly I really like the fact you can here voices in the background, it gives it depth knowing that he is recording with his friends
Owen Anderson
Artists I recognize and love
snoog.bandcamp.com
>edm, instrumental hip hop
>a pinch of industrial and a couple of pseudovapor tracks
visionescape.bandcamp.com
>sludge, experimental rock + electronics
>synth and e-bow solos
Hey man, I was a huge fan of Odd Rain, it's one of my favorite BC albums ever. I like your new album well enough, but I really miss the guitars. Is there a reason why you decided to move away from them so soon?
Aiden Miller
So is seance not happening anymore or
Chase Young
hollowfieldlane.bandcamp.com
>Great garage punk sound
>Impressive chord rogression for up and coming artist
>Great flow and energy
>Lo fi sounds akin to being recorded in your livingroom
Julian Miller
Love the dirty sound, and the vocals are well balanced with the rest of the instruments. The intro to "Dragwire" is crazy. Keep it up.
Pure insanity, this intro will either kill you or make you stronger. Incredibly creative and complex. Would highly recommend, will DL.
Not what I was expecting, considering the tags. Not a terribly huge fan of your vocals but it's obvious a ton of work was put into these songs and their quality reflects that. Will DL.
Cool minimalist stuff. When the beat comes in on "The Day God Was Invented," it's very smooth. There's a lot of distorted pops and crackles in your music, I'm not sure if it's intentional or not, but it triggers my autism.
Truly great album artwork, absolutely love it. The spacy synths, carefully played guitars, and background noise all work together very well. Very chill, will DL.
Kind of neat but trying a bit too hard to be The Caretaker, it's very derivative. It's well put together but besides the Coke intro really stands out.
Hey, wait, I've heard this before, but I forgot about it...not sure how! This is truly great, love it. Definitely going to DL, recommend it to anyone looking for a unique approach to ambient.
Enjoyed your newest track a lot. The introductory riffs are infectious, very bluesy, I dig it. It's got a lot of twang, something I miss in post rock. Will DL
Listened to "Blues" first, the instrumental is very anxious. At first I thought it was sampled from something else, but I see that you performed it all yourself, I'm very impressed. Going to give Engines a listen next
Seems interesting, but is way too lofi and unintelligible for my tastes. The constant grating noise of the recording just gets on my nerves.
1/2
Tyler Butler
Reminds me of some of Coil's stuff in the Moon's Milk singles collection. Strange percussion and interesting samples. Very chill, although not particularly engaging.
post with an image brah, or else you get no (You)s. And you should, because this is pretty good. Listened to "Loyals // Tape," the beats are absolutely fantastic. The female vocals on "YE" are orgasmic. "MOLLY" is kind of messy, but I like it.
Not very engaging, although I like the fourth part quite a bit. I would try to make it a bit more busy.
Forgot to (You) you in my main post. I love this
Listened to III, way too lofi for its own good. Might be good, but I really can't even tell due to the recording quality.
Forgot that I had listened to this before. I love your stuff and hope you put out more in the future.
Sounds like all the other lofi indie rock projects on here, but you made an album with Harambe in the title so that automatically makes you worse than all the rest of them.
Wow, I'm impressed just by how many instruments you can play. The music isn't really my thing, but it's quite obviously well performed and a lot of love has been put into it.
I was sold by the bass riff, right off the bat. Love me a good noise rock band. Not a huge fan of the vocals, but the riffs crush enough to make up for it. Very good, would recommend.
Sort of reminds me of Homestar Runner songs at certain points, I like it. Not something I would usually listen to but it's pretty good and very well put together. Great synth sounds, as well. "I used to like dogs" and "Moon" are favorites.
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Don't change your name, pansy. The music is pretty good, although it's not particularly unique.
All me :^)
>just realized I posted my links without a photo
Haha, no (You)s for me tonight
2/2
Logan James
ok review every album in the thread except for the one i made i'm fine
Cooper Bell
This is interesting. Lot's of Noise and a weird kind of dark ambient sounding thing
Levi Rodriguez
ichiren.bandcamp.com
>noisy experimental minimal electronic
Feedback is appreciated
Didn't care for the intro but liked it once the band kicked in.
Some of these tracks are damn beautiful!
For some reason Goodbye Forever, Poinsettas makes me laugh. It is nice.
Nice and dreamy. Like your synths
Sebastian Jones
I got everyone except people I already recommended here: , you slut.
Samuel Evans
dude i wouldn't have noticed if you gave me empty positive feedback twice
Benjamin Young
Want to fight about it, nigga? Square up.
Justin Baker
>it's one of my favorite BC albums ever.
Wow, thanks.
>I really miss the guitars. Is there a reason why you decided to move away from them so soon?
They never went away, Shock is almost all guitar. Neural has some, second half of Execute as well. Transcendence too. The guitars aren't going anywhere, they're integral to the sound.
>Gave your music a listen.
You make some nasty beats with really melodic synths, NIN style. Great stuff. If you're interested we could collaborate.
Lucas Johnson
I'd love to do a collab. I was trying to do one with another dude I met on here but he hasn't been answering me. Message me with any ideas, I'm up for anything.
Parker Roberts
will always fucking love
highsunn.bandcamp.com
most recent release
>dream pop, bedroom pop, jangle pop, c86, lo-fi
Joshua Scott
digital-logic.bandcamp.com
digital logic, anonymous producer based in london. he releases music weekly, makes sort of poppy drum and bass/ambient/breakbeat music. got him bookmarked.
Nicholas King
is everybody asleep?
Michael Diaz
I'm going to sleep now, so yeah. I was the last one here.
...
Be sure to lock the door when you leave, seeya
Cameron Lee
No but i wish i was dead
Jordan Evans
SOUNDCLOUD:
soundcloud.com
>Dream Pop
>Indie Rock
>Jangle Pop
>Shoegaze
>80's
>Post-Punk
>Surf Pop
>California
>Foliage
Jack Ortiz
haha awesome! I'll check it out! i'm always stoked when people recognize where the samples come from. theres a lot that I haven't heard people pick up on yet tho
ayy whats good homie
yeah, you and me both man. I love Panda Bear but i'm getting pretty done with always being compared to him, trying to go in a new direction with the new album, try some different things out
Landon Cook
Bump
Jose Davis
Josiah Rogers
>Follow
sangan.bandcamp.com
>Check out "Mercury Twin // Tape"
Thanks, Enjoy.