/BCG/ Bandcamp General

[Wyatt Cooper]

Old thread has become as stagnant as the Soviet Union's economy so let's tear down the wall and post our stuff.

[Thomas Wood]

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

>Indie Rock

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

[Carter Howard]

erictaxxon.bandcamp.com/album/copy

>glitch IDM
>plunderphonics
>made in audacity

[Jeremiah Hill]

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

[Aaron Reyes]

etceterabanda.bandcamp.com

>shoegaze
>jazzy stuff
>ambient
>reverb
>post-rock
>alt-rock
>lo-fi (actually not lo-fi, just shite)
>noise
>drone
>et cetera

Free codes for Minds:
lt8s-5sqh
czzc-bsg5
c3te-wl2f
pxz9-cawm
r4tz-wbdg
asnk-hcx3
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rec

[Eli Cook]

Are you using a vocoder on a guitar? Can't say I've heard that before. The chords and melodies seem pretty uninspired for the most part.

[David Walker]

thepaywalls.bandcamp.com/album/its-nice-out

>indie rock / pop
>lo-fi

free album B ^)

rex

[Andrew Howard]

SOUNDCLOUD:
soundcloud.com/foliagemusic/what-the-future-holds

>Dream Pop
>Indie Rock
>Jangle Pop
>Shoegaze
>80's
>Post-Punk
>Surf Pop
>California
>Foliage

BANDCAMP:
foliagemusic.bandcamp.com/album/truths

SPOTIFY:
play.spotify.com/artist/7qdo39cQQ2pIWaXf2vmXwv

[Blake Cooper]

bumps

[Jaxon Roberts]

holy hell this thred is slo

noriginal.bandcamp.com

>boom bap
>rap

[Ryan Cox]

you ever gonna put out an album

[Lucas Morris]

yeee eventually

[Noah Brown]

trite as fuck gezus sounds like the soundtrack of making fun of millenials

[Josiah Bailey]

slunt.bandcamp.com/album/we-are-at-slunt-2

>rap
>noise
>industrial

[Isaiah Sanders]

windowlistener.bandcamp.com

New release: windowlistener.bandcamp.com/album/infection

>Experimental electronic, inspired by Xenakis, late Autechre, etc.
>Metaphysical and dystopian themes

Been messing around with tracks, made a fun little harsh noise track today.

[Isaac Anderson]

heatshimmer.bandcamp.com/
>3 piece diy rock band from Olympia, Washington
>surfgaze doompop

[Dylan Evans]

musiceast.bandcamp.com/album/east

Experimental psychedelic Hip-hop

[Wyatt Cruz]

redwatermusic.bandcamp.com/album/day-1

>synth-pop
>post-rock
>instrumental

Here's an older one. Quite like it regardless of it's many flaws.

I swear these threads have been getting slower lately.

Reccing as always. Gotta love this one.

Currently listening to Fate right now. You really nail the sound you're going for perfectly. Love it, especially the bass and vocals. Going to listen to more as I study tonight.

[Thomas Ortiz]

Recommended:
FRESH NEW ALBUM:
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/oszcill-tor-ter-pia
>therapy noise
>wall noise, HNW
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/vtizedekre-ottfelejtett-gy-l-let-ii
>sequel to the first Shum album
>fullu blownu noizu with some poetry by a friend of mine
>the first and last tracks differ from the rest just like in the first one
>the last track has psychedelic rock, ambient elements, also field recordings and me throat singing
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/vtizedekre-ottfelejtett-gy-l-let
>fullu blownu noizu
>harsh noise
>first and last tracks are acoustic shoegazy songs
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.

[Benjamin Campbell]

Just gimme indie rock
feelssoreelmusic.bandcamp.com/album/short-run

reccing Jr adelberg, little tents, epyllia, clothes, cobwebs, joplin rice

[Chase Powell]

always fav

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

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

currently working with Dylan Wall on my first studio album.

ty for supporting me and my 26 releases.

[Grayson Rodriguez]

sangan.bandcamp.com/album/mercury-twin-tape

Feedback will be appreciated!
Hopefully you can enjoy this EP i put together.
>catchy samples
>good drums patterns

[Jayden Peterson]

Like your new stuff a bit more, this sounds like PC music minus the british vocaloids

[Aiden Turner]

THESE WILL BE ON MY NEXT ALBUM IN A FEW DAYS
youtube.com/watch?v=76ggI5DAx8k
youtube.com/watch?v=WntXRcwXkAk

[Grayson Parker]

I get exactly what you mean. I do like my more recent stuff better too, it's a lot more developed and features much more subtle and complex production. I'm just feel nostalgic tonight.

[David Barnes]

theglasstapes.bandcamp.com/album/alien-woods-alien-love
>ambient, neo-psych, tribal ambient, bedroom folk
>What forests on alien planets sound like

theglasstapes.bandcamp.com/album/elephant-seal
>psych folk (at points), bedroom folk, cozy
>listen to it on walks through the autumn woods

I've got two albums still in writing session, one with my band, one solo. I'm getting pretty excited about both

Nice vocal sample to close with. Pretty good stuff

I wasn't sure about those synths at first but I ended up liking them. I like Dance a lot

[Andrew Jackson]

Oh man, would love a full album of sic fi alien bedroom folk and weird soundscapes. Great choice of cover art too.

[Zachary Nelson]

>Oh man, would love a full album of sic fi alien bedroom folk and weird soundscapes.
Well you're in luck, because my solo is shaping up to be like that

>Great choice of cover art too.
I kind of regret using it, because I want to use it for my solo, rather than an impulse release single. I was thinking about switching it and using pic related as the cover for the single, and using the other for the solo, but I don't want to mess anybody who downloaded it up. Maybe I'll just use pic related for the solo instead

Thanks though. Synths are uncharted territory for me

[Jeremiah Morales]

I think the current single art is too nice and simple and atmospheric to pass up, I say switch the covers.

[Josiah Collins]

I agree with It's damn good artwork, use it for a project that better reflects it. People who already downloaded probably won't mind, especially if it's just a single. But totally your call.

Definitely most that other stuff here when you release it though, it sounds pretty cool.

[Hudson Hughes]

I agree, thanks for the input guys

Here's the new cover to anybody who downloaded the single

Also, copy is real nice, especially for arrnging the whole thing in audacity. I use it too and sampling is not something I've delved very deep into at all. I'm still just trying to get my production to sound less thin and hollow, but all I've got is a blue snowball and a guitar amp to run my synth through so it's tough

[Blake Cook]

polysemy.bandcamp.com/album/ambedo
>experimental, neo-lounge, jizzjazz
>psychedelia

hey, hows it going. new album "ambedo" comes out November 25th. you can stream some of the singles right now

check out the music video:
youtube.com/watch?v=2yLNdf-VOuw

[Jonathan Ross]

I like the sound though. The first track did sound a bit thin, but not particularly in a bad way. It reminded me of a lot of the background synth stuff on the first AnCo album, but if you took out the high frequencies. Good stuff.

The second track sounded great though. I personally think you sound a ton better arranging for guitar. I'd love to see something that combines the two, I think they sounds would be good together. I like that with your synth stuff you're actually developing your own sound rather than just playing shit that sounds like the generic synth sounds or presets. You can tell you put thought into it, which I always enjoy.

I can relate on lacking gear. It's tough, but you'll always find some way to record. There's always a possibility of making it sound great.

[Carter Collins]

For my current project I'm trying to get this kind of lofi bedroom new wave kind of vibe that incorporates some good bass and guitar stuff with cheap sounding synths. But I'm trying to do it in a way that doesn't make me sound like shit. Something that doesn't make me sound like a 12 year old kid who just pirated FL Studio and dicked around with the synths for 5 minutes.

Any tips on how to achieve this?

[Lucas White]

Yeah, I'm way more familiar with guitars than I am with the synth. I just got my first one in July in this project is the first real thing I've done with it. Also, the project I'm doing with the band is a fully acoustic thing with 3 guitars, so I guess my arrangement skills are being put to the test with that

This is really cool, I was pretty vested in Fresh Pots, that a good track

The difference between vintage sounding synths and lame soundcloud-tier FL synths is easily heard

Just listen to some New Wave and really listen to the synths and try to make out how they were programmed and utilized, that's how I learned to program stuff the way I wanted it to be.

Although, there can be something endearing about cheap sounding synths. Like Panda Bears debut. Although the saving grace of that album's electronic tracks is that they have really cool compositions. Like the first Untitled track. That's a really cool song

Anyways, if you're wanting to have that new wave vibe, I just suggest you get really familiar with New Wave synths, and you'll probably hear the difference between them, and boring/corny synths

[Carter Lewis]

how dare you say that when your own music is garbage. Eric, you're trash.

[Connor Robinson]

>The difference between vintage sounding synths and lame soundcloud-tier FL synths is easily heard

So I totally understand what you're saying here. I actually do a lot of fucking around with synths and ironically know how to make some pretty good new wave sounding synths. But I'm trying to kind of delve into sounding like shit a bit for this. I want this to sound like people fucking around with cheap gear in a basement or something, but in a very real sounding way. So like corny synths, but not boring by any means. That's what I'm aiming for, and I feel like I'm walking a fine line. I was recording last night and getting fairly frustrated about it. It's an odd project for me, especially when I'm used to recording cleaner and polished stuff.

My current idea is play it all live using real gear (no computers), recording to cassette tape then touch it up later. We'll see.

I was just wondering if anyone has every done anything similar and if they had any tips on how they achieved their sound.

[Aiden Evans]

Recs:

[Dominic Evans]

fredkelly.bandcamp.com/
>DIY punk, emoish, Jeff Ronsestock worship w ambient interludes

Thoroughly digging this. Vocal delivery is cozy and the drums vibe. Beachboys-y harmonies were really pretty.

listening to elephant seal and in love. The acoustic arrangements are really tasteful and i can hear a little Microphones/Sung Tongs. I feel like the vocals could have a little more energy on Green but they definitely have a unique feel.

[Lucas Gutierrez]

I suppose having a strong melody and arrangement of the synths could help shine the deliberate corniness in a more favorable light. But yeah, I wouldn't really know how to handle that either

Have you ever listened to Roberto Cacciaplaglia's New Wave/Synth Pop stuff. If not, It might be able to help you out with the sound you're looking for. Listen to the Ann Steel Album if you haven't already

youtube.com/watch?v=23r5qqqVOu8

I hope this helps

Thank you my boston bro

Also this was nice, that's some great Power Pop songwriting, and the ambient part was cool. That last, high pitched synth struck a chord with me

[Owen Allen]

doomsday has finally come my friends

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

here is a new MUSIC VIDEO i made for MRC. it's just random hazy footage i took but w/e:
youtube.com/watch?v=LCXv3ANqDWw

recommendations

there's a lot of people i ought to listen to, to be honest.

[Adrian Adams]

stmp.bandcamp.com/releases

>Noise
>Ambient guitar loops
>Antartic
>Drone

[Eli Jenkins]

ichiren.bandcamp.com/album/ships

>noisy experimental electronic, microhouse, synths and samples and field recordings all fucked up and crushed together

Feedback and critiques appreciated.

[Aiden Rogers]

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

>Hip-Hop/Rap

[Isaiah Young]

wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com/

>ambient, soundtrack, rock, electronic

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wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com/yum

wsc-music.tumblr.com/discography

rateyourmusic.com/artist/wacky_southern_current

scrobble, rate, whatever....cheers!

[Jaxon Sanders]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/album/transient-life

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

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

PLAY IT LOUD, SILENCE SUCKS!

I dont like rap but this is legit prod.

seems pretentious, but its not

sounds kinda generic, (those drums are muddy) but its not bad. with some vocals this should be great plus the ambient stuff is awesome.

I still dont know how to enjoy noise.

hi favs

too radio friendly for me, but its nice. it shows good production too.

[Carter Fisher]

>I still dont know how to enjoy noise.
PLAY IT LOUD SILENCE SUCKS

Focus on the tones, textures and soundscapes
Noise is the music equivalent of an abstract painting. Harsh noise is basically something like pic related.
At least this is what noise means to me. Some people just want to listen to the edgiest shit possible but I prefer the fine art approach.

[Jackson Reed]

presidentofwhat.bandcamp.com/

[David Wood]

My bois

snoop.bandcamp.com/album/goons
>edm/idm, instrumental hip hop
>samples, some industrial, some vapor, blah blah blah

visionescape.bandcamp.com
>experimental rock, sludge, drone
>synth solos, some folk tracks, whatever

My next project will probably just be a straight up drone metal album

[Hunter Jackson]

It's really damn tasteless. I'm sorry.

[Nathaniel Garcia]

BAMPU

[Josiah Martinez]

inbetweenmindstates.bandcamp.com/album/mindstrumentals-ep

>cloud rap, hip hop, instrumental

[Ayden Jenkins]

djredstar.bandcamp.com/album/fall-of-utopia
>synths, synthpop, synthwave, electro chill, triphop

Songs I would tell you to listen to for a demo:
Fall of Utopia
>Synthwave/synthpop

Recall the Good Times:
>Electro Chill

10PM:
>Triphop, synthesized guitar

[Lincoln Jones]

creepingsharia.bandcamp.com/releases

MAKE AMERICA HATE AGAIN (Noise, Electronic, Pop)

[Bentley Ross]

bencoomesofficial.bandcamp.com/releases

> electronic, glitch, noise

[Christian Adams]

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

rec

[Sebastian Martinez]

alumbrado, barrido y limpieza
>electronic, hip hop, mix in between
>from Buenos Aires

we have release abl IV yesterday

alumbradobarridoylimpieza.bandcamp.com

[Evan Cooper]

Goropsy - "Drawing Pictures in the Dark because I Miss You"
> industrial, noise, field recording mega

goropsy6.bandcamp.com/album/drawing-pictures-in-the-dark-because-i-miss-you-2

[Tyler Smith]

orphillius.bandcamp.com/
>warm calm cozy poppy music
new album, enjoy! i'm also interested to see what people think of the album cover. it's a bunch of clay figures i sculpted and painted and the background is a bob ross style painting i did

[Thomas Wilson]

Underrated
Do something with the BC page, so people will recognise it and won't get eye cancer whenever they visit it

[Sebastian Harris]

brunchclubofficial.bandcamp.com/

>jangle pop
>twee pop

[Lincoln Sanchez]

I agree it's underrated. Good good stuff. I also agree on adding some thought the design of your page. It's not eye cancer worthy, and I don't think it'll turn people away in it's current state, but adding some design or flair to your page gives you some professionality and character. Helps it stand out a little more and look more established.

[Blake Moore]

thanks, yeah i'll have to whip up a background and a header. i hadn't ever really thought about doing that before

[Austin Powell]

This was really cute and comfy. It's nothing too special or too ambitious, but that is what makes it so laid-back and easy-to-listen.

[Anthony Smith]

im fuccin back in da game

blij.bandcamp.com/album/new-randoms
blij.bandcamp.com/album/new-randoms
blij.bandcamp.com/album/new-randoms

>hip-hop/rap folctronica lo-fi Helsinki

[Evan Watson]

I have no idea from what place you bringing all these sounds and my tongue breaks when i try to pronounce the band name but damn that atmosphere man./........ 10/10

samplezzz,,.. how the fucc this album did not went popular if it is more than 3 years old 4328957314/10

that dude>

[Benjamin Butler]

bdzzzt

[Hudson Wood]

god, i want people's attention so badly

[Nolan Hernandez]

pastoraliaband.bandcamp.com/
>lofi, shoegaze, jangles
kinda sorta like elvis depressedly. if you like him you'd like this

[Blake Morgan]

This is great. Really original - I honestly don't think I've ever heard anything like it. Album cover is cool & very fitting.

My most recent shit:

>minimalist pop music
>lofi
>only acoustic and drum machine
>~1 minute songs

mtsalad.bandcamp.com/album/mt-salad

[Carter Wood]

sllll.bandcamp.com/releases

>ambient, drone, slow pianostuff

[Jose Scott]

invest in a better mic = great potential

[Charles Scott]

hey, natriums here:
soundcloud.com/natriums
natriums.bandcamp.com/

i'm looking for people to remix a song of mine:
soundcloud.com/natriums/spleen-arrow

please contact me via:
-soundcloud
-twitter (twitter.com/atriauma)
-this thread

[Tyler Evans]

ambientfears.bandcamp.com/releases

[Brody Sanders]

Thanks for destroying these threads, with 0 feedback. not even reccs. Fuck you guys.

[Kayden Ross]

If someone came to my BC, I would have, but only one person did, and they skipped before even listening.

[Kayden Brooks]

want people looking for your stuff? first you listen theirs. god, you guys want everything for granted right?

[Aiden Adams]

you mean... better than my laptop mic?!

[Landon Phillips]

no, but in a very similar type of thread I have listened to, recced, and given feedback with little to no feedback back towards me. I want my time to not be wasted for no reason, do you want your time wasted?

This is my first time in a bandcamp thread, sorry if things here don't work like they do in SC threads, because quite frankly they look to work the exact same.

[Connor Thomas]

Usually bandcamp threads participate more than soundcloud threads. Soundcloud threads are usually full of people dumping their shit and leaving with only a few people actually caring to listen. I'm not saying bandcamp threads have a ton of people participating though, there still is a ton of that. But usually there is more interaction going on in these.

Needless to say people are more willing to listen to your stuff in these threads if you listen to theirs and give some genuine thoughtful comments on it. Obviously there is still times where no one will listen to your shit, but I've found better results when participating.

[Thomas Edwards]

its so obvious some of don't even like their own music why do I have to listen to it

[Jaxson Taylor]

recs

Sorry I haven't been participating as much, I'm on vacation right now. Love y'all.

[Lucas Jones]

they do work pretty similarly to SC but here there's not as much creators and people tend to participate more. i'd tell you the same thing everyone says: "if you listen to others and give them thoughtful comments your music will be heard". it works most of the time, but put some effort into it. don't just say 'it's good, i liked the textures' be a little more articulate.

true desu

[Austin Phillips]

herouno.bandcamp.com/

We think he could have fans but aren't quite sure.

[Mason James]

Yea I learned that much from SC threads, I usually don't post less than 2 sentences unless I really, really cannot post anymore

[Joshua Morales]

>We think he could have fans but aren't quite sure.
if you are the girls in the pic then yes.
if you are not the girls in the pic then no

[Jose Jackson]

Erryone listen to this, I was waiting all month for it to come out and I really enjoyed it!

[Blake Edwards]

Dude, thanks so much!

[Cameron Sanchez]

coltoncox.bandcamp.com/
>experimental folk

[Adrian Ramirez]

srtatruenonegro.bandcamp.com/album/sonido-donosti

>twee
>argentina
>catchy

[Jack Turner]

speakewithpeacemthr1.bandcamp.com/track/t-d
spoken word poetry over ambient, lofi, shoegaze guitar loops