Maybe? Post your music/or other music you've found on Bandcamp that you enjoy. Give recs, give feedback, etcetera. See what your fellow Sup Forumstants are creating.
Time for a New /Bandcamp/ Thread?
Carson Gutierrez
Other urls found in this thread:
jelthedigitaldreamgirl.bandcamp.com
popiolkurhanow.bandcamp.com
noriginal.bandcamp.com
yamir.bandcamp.com
rateyourmusic.com
open.spotify.com
youtube.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
sethcananandthecarriers.bandcamp.com
open.spotify.com
bodywashmtl.bandcamp.com
idirei.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
sunnysatellites.bandcamp.com
ichiren.bandcamp.com
elemantraband.bandcamp.com
eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
connorleary.bandcamp.com
pinkpots.bandcamp.com
peachesdavenport.bandcamp.com
nodirectionrecords.bandcamp.com
nodirectionrecords.bandcamp.com
nancybabich.bandcamp.com
coltoncox.bandcamp.com
etceterabanda.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
andrewyounker.bandcamp.com
sangan.bandcamp.com
orphillius.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
demagogueproductions.bandcamp.com
husbandsbos.bandcamp.com
sandalsband.bandcamp.com
phraseone.bandcamp.com
thebeautifulnewagerelaxationtapes.bandcamp.com
freaksandgeeks805.bandcamp.com
humansoundsrecords.bandcamp.com
theglasstapes.bandcamp.com
theglasstapes.bandcamp.com
first-alt.bandcamp.com
realsecrets.bandcamp.com
humansoundsrecords.bandcamp.com
pukeclit.bandcamp.com
benttrunks.bandcamp.com
nextattempt.bandcamp.com
thepaywalls.bandcamp.com
zetaaquarii.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
cynothing.bandcamp.com
cynothing.bandcamp.com
tigercastle.bandcamp.com
ourclothes.bandcamp.com
princeoftoronto.bandcamp.com
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
scrugley.bandcamp.com
crownofasteria.bandcamp.com
makodath.bandcamp.com
avocadotapes.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Dylan Ortiz
JEL LUVS U! SINGLE WITH AEIOU
jelthedigitaldreamgirl.bandcamp.com
Colton Rivera
>ambient, tribal ambient, glitch
>neoclassical darkwave
>progressive electronic, berlin school
>atmosphere of an old, wild forest
>sometimes melancholic, sometimes a little dark
Nathaniel Butler
Charles Mitchell
pay your respects to our fallen comrade, Scrugley, also known as Alldrig
yamir.bandcamp.com
>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
please follow me on spotify, doesn't matter if you listen or not:
open.spotify.com
here is a new MUSIC VIDEO i made for MRC. yeah it's kinda shitty and really it's just random hazy footage but it's still a music video:
youtube.com
Austin Richardson
New release: windowlistener.bandcamp.com
>Experimental electronic, inspired by Xenakis, late Autechre, etc.
>Metaphysical and dystopian themes
What happened to Scrugley?
Connor Morris
sethcananandthecarriers.bandcamp.com
>Indie Rock
Follow on Spotify:
open.spotify.com
Jackson Gonzalez
>synthy dreampop shoegaze
Blake Ward
idirei.bandcamp.com
Music Video: youtube.com
>Hip-Hop/Rap
Daniel Johnson
>electronic
>chiptune, glitch, house, ambient, synthwave
>post-rock
>instrumental, progressive, shoegaze
Zero recs last thread edition. Feedback appreciated!
Eli Cruz
ichiren.bandcamp.com
>noisy experimental electronic mess
Kayden Brown
pleasancehouse.bandcamp.com
>atmospheric folk, other stuff
Thanks so much for listening and downloading folks. New stuff 12/1.
I hadn't seen what you meant so I looked up Scrugley's FB page. I love Scrugley and his music, but when artists do this it makes me sad and a little mad. I sincerely understand the self doubt that comes with making music, but there's no reason to make a show of it by announcing that you're quitting. There have been a few Bandcamp artists that did this and every one has come back in some form or another. If you don't want to make music anymore, then just stop advertising/posting about it rather than saying you're "quitting" - because 9/10 times, the feeling passes, and you'll be making music again.
I mean seriously, your average big name artist these days puts out only one release every 2-3 years, and people on here seem to put something out every couple of months. There's really no reason to make a public knee jerk reaction like that.
Dominic Thompson
>alternative/indie rock
>shoegaze
>creamy and dreamy
>pop hooks
>FFO: Smashing Pumpkins, The Cure, Dinosaur Jr, Prince, Built To Spill
Said it in other threads, but new music is kinda on the way. Been writing a ton of depressing new music and im proud of how its sounding in the full band setting when we rehearse them. Dont know when we are gonna record them though. But just know, new shit is coming.
Jayden Barnes
expanding sponge is a shill
Levi Lewis
NEW ALBUM COMING SOON
In the meantime, here's this ancient thing
eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com
>lo fi DIY bedroom poparoni that wishes it was something else
>amateur walls of sound
>crunchy
>E6 influenced
>Brian Wilson but less talented
>I mean a lot, lot less talented
>A lot, lot, lot less talented
>esoteric instruments with cool timbres
>chord progressions, melodies, etc
>bad vocals
>ragtime
This is my only rec right now, and it's a good one:
I'll try to come back with actually meaningful input later.
In the Meantime, Don't Forget These Spooky Sailors:
evenoxen.bandcamp.com
connorleary.bandcamp.com
pinkpots.bandcamp.com
peachesdavenport.bandcamp.com
Colton Wood
here it is since some people don't wait for bandcamp threads to die before posting a new one
> here
>Well guys, its been a hell of a ride but today 11/10/2016 I'm officially done with making "music".
>Thanks for the people that supported (and hated) me, but its time to move on, I'm just not good enough to put out something worthy.
>My bandcamp page will remain alive only for a few more months, so take a last listen because it may be the last one. Again, thanks.
>PS: Sometimes you have to be honest with yourself ya know? :/
>I'll still check and buy stuff from these threads regularly tho :)
as much as i like scrugley, i have to agree. i have gone weeks and sometimes months completely devoid of musical ideas, but i never thought about quitting, because i knew that, sometime soon, all of those ideas would start flowing again and i'd find the fun and love in making music again.
i honestly think that small bandcamp artists like everyone on here, instead of just quitting (unless you are 100% certain and have serious reasons to never make music again) just say you're gonna take an indefinite break from making music instead of quitting. like you said, most of the time the feeling passes, and these people end up back on these threads making music.
Easton Green
as far as I know scrugley, he never enjoyed making music.
Isolation can really fuck up people I guess, he sold all his equipment like 2 weeks ago btw.
John Ward
Do we know that he is completely isolated? I always thought he seemed very self-deprecatory, "songs from an untalented parasite" and all that
Cameron Parker
That's odd, isolation made me make music
Benjamin Powell
It happened! :3
Nancy Babich - It Can't Happen Here
nancybabich.bandcamp.com
> depressed degenerate punk
Dylan Parker
i don't think he's completely isolated, he makes reference to people around him
>
>3. People around me thinks is a huge waste of time, and I should focus on real things (wich is true).
but maybe he is, i don't know much about his personal life. he never really shared it desu. he does have a lot of self deprecation, which doesn't help either.
this, been there and that's part of why i make music, to kill off the time i spend isolated that i don't spend listening to jazz and primitivism or watching films. isolation affects people differently i guess.
Ethan Morgan
I believe he's a very unhappy dude, hope he stays clean.
But lets be honest, we all prefer a self-deprecatory down to earth guy than a massive ego jerk.
Things affect people differently I guess.
Benjamin Green
love these! great thread!
Juan Bailey
Very true, although some self-deprecatory people are just as solipsistic as narcissists.
Colton Gray
coltoncox.bandcamp.com
>primitivism, folk, experimental, rock
Asher Hall
I see much potential from you.
Listen to Lee Hazelwood, Joe Meek, Van Dyke Parks, and Steely Dan for further influence if you haven't done so.
Austin Hill
>But lets be honest, we all prefer a self-deprecatory down to earth guy than a massive ego jerk.
agreed
this would be a nicer album cover if it were better made. i noticed it was a copy of 'sleep and his half brother death'. frankly, i'm not a fan of the original painting, but if you put actual effort into it (or got someone who's good at making art) then i could see your darker looking adaptation of it looking fantastic.
listened to lethe serenade, i wouldn't exactly call it primitivism, it certainly doesn't feel much like it, or your style is influenced by another genre, or maybe you just improvised it, sounds a little like it. the glitchy additions are interesting, but i don't know if i like them. the way you cut up the guitar at one part really bothered me, but i think you might be getting at something here.
i didn't want to give up on something that claimed to be primitivism because i yearn for more of this stuff, me having a decent knowledge of the genre. i decided to hear Book of Ivory and Horn Abuade [yes i picked them bc of the length im lazy lol] and i see where your style of primitivism is coming from. it's not influenced by the blues, or classical music, or hindustani classical like most of the highly regarded primitivists, i see it coming more from a folk/rock and experimental side, which fits pretty well since the rest of your album is firmly based on those genres as well.
i'm going to download your album and listen to it tomorrow, i have really high expectations from you since i really enjoyed the three tracks i listened to. hopefully you get involved in the threads instead of just posting and leaving so that you can get more recognition.
>It happened! :3
>album came out two months ago
perhaps you're a little late
ok im now only gonna give feedback to those who also give it. also i want to show off my new haino pics
recommended
Julian Campbell
oh, i ment the album came out two months ago but the thing that Happened only just happened Tuesday.
it's aright bae :3
William Wilson
I was initially not much of a fan of the original painting, but it has grown on me. I think the room in the painting looks cool. My copy of it It is poorly made because I am an unskilled visual artist, but I think the music is poorly made too, especially the production, so I think it is suitable. In other words, like the music, I think the big picture is cool even if the details are pretty bad.
Lethe Serenade is semi-improvised. The glitchy bits are not intentional and an unfortunate result of my mic. The recording was too good not to use it though. Not sure which part you're referring to as being cut up, but there's some terrible editing of the dynamics I made throughout to combat spikes.
I don't really think of primitivism as a genre, more like a way of making things. I am a fan of the American Primitivists though, if that's what you're referring to by your understanding of primitivism.
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Will check out some of the other guys in the threads. I used to participate in these threads a lot in 2014. Keiji Haino is a cool guy.
Luis Thomas
Thanks! Never heard of Lee Hazelwood, fan of Van Dyke Parks, big fan of Joe Meek, neutral about Steely Dan but I'll listen to them and the Hazelwood guy more
Carter Evans
Made some homemade CDs that include minds and dream, plus, sin tÃtulo - uno, as a bonus. They look like shit though, haha. (And they're now gone)
>shoegaze
>jazzy stuff
>ambient
>reverb
>post-rock
>alt-rock
>lo-fi (actually not lo-fi, just shit)
>noise
>drone
>et cetera
Free codes for Minds:
lt8s-5sqh
czzc-bsg5
c3te-wl2f
pxz9-cawm
r4tz-wbdg
asnk-hcx3
hjdv-wy64
hbh8-xr9m
Will return feedback (sorry for the delay if I take a while)
Gabriel Morales
>My copy of it It is poorly made because I am an unskilled visual artist, but I think the music is poorly made too, especially the production, so I think it is suitable.
i guess so, gives you an idea of what to expect, but i think good visuals lead to more people being interested in your music.
>Lethe Serenade is semi-improvised. The glitchy bits are not intentional and an unfortunate result of my mic.
i knew it! sad about the mic though, that take sounded really good.
>I don't really think of primitivism as a genre, more like a way of making things
interesting! i've never really thought about it that way, but i think you have a point. it really gave me a new perspective to look at one of my favorite genres from.
>Keiji Haino is a cool guy.
indeed!
oh, alright :^)
Adam Green
on if/else i feel like i'm listening to a glitched-up singing bowl/piano hybrid. i luv it!
Joseph Hughes
Thanks man. The last track I did that goes that way is this one. I have yet to upload it to Bandcamp.
soundcloud.com
Wyatt Jones
andrewyounker.bandcamp.com
new EP dropped yesterday!
>bedroom pop, shoegaze
>recorded in dorm room, sounds good i think
Anthony Sanchez
Really good stuff
Dylan Williams
sangan.bandcamp.com
Bunch of garbage with dope ass drums, check it you pussy
Dominic Baker
thank you for listening!
Jack Stewart
orphillius.bandcamp.com
>calm warm cozy pop music
new album! i also made a music video for one of the tracks, here:
youtube.com
Brody Evans
demagogueproductions.bandcamp.com
>Harsh noise
>Black metal
Nathaniel Murphy
husbandsbos.bandcamp.com
>indie, gaze
Jack Reyes
Rec
This is cool. I'm digging Dunning-Kruger effect
Just put up some new shit after being lazy for a while.
>Indie rock
>lo-fi
Camden Powell
phraseone.bandcamp.com
>ambient, lofi, experiemental
Sebastian Morris
lowhangers.bandcamp.com
Lowhangers
Noise rock / Punk
Heavy
Joseph Diaz
thebeautifulnewagerelaxationtapes.bandcamp.com
>Mein Gott, ich vermisse dich so sehr, dass es weh tut
Easton Jones
Chase Reed
Ryan Jones
theglasstapes.bandcamp.com
>ambient, neo-psych, ritual ambient, bedroom folk
theglasstapes.bandcamp.com
>psych-folk, bedroom folk, autumn themed
Nice, I love the trumpet, and the vocals too
I like the really crunching drone at the end of Leaving at Dawn. And that subtle beat it has
I'm not really a fan of these types of vocals in general, but the instrumentation is nice
Jaxon Taylor
first-alt.bandcamp.com
>emo
>lo-fi
Jeremiah Rogers
Real Secrets - ECSTASY
>House
realsecrets.bandcamp.com
Just released this yesterday. This is kind of my tribute to 90s house singles and the music I grew up listening to as a kid. Tried to blend that era into my sound and sort of give it a vibe like youre listening to a setlist. Let me know what you think.
>eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com
Checked out Music Box, gives me a sort of early ariel pink vibe. I also like all the little diversions you take. I'd say my biggest problem would be that i think a lot of the ideas i really loved in this were the shorter songs (like shorter than 30 seconds) and I wish they developed a bit more cause you have very good textural ideas. Gonna check out more by you.
>etceterabanda.bandcamp.com
Listened to if/else. I like it, I think the glitchier elements you're adding are cool. I also like that there is like a journey to the song, like it does not stay in place musically.
>humansoundsrecords.bandcamp.com
This is really good. This is a fully realized album. You have a distinct and clear sound. I think it's really great.
Lucas Moore
Mason Powell
benttrunks.bandcamp.com
>bebbers
>Indie Rock, Indie Folk, Alternative
>Influenced by all those guys you love.
Recs
Josiah Morgan
Music Box is a very good album. I will listen to more of your albums. I think you are talented and I enjoyed your album very much.
Kevin Martin
This is very very good. Intensely atmospheric, sometimes disturbingly so.
Levi Rogers
nice trip dubs
Luis Russell
double dubs. dubs of dubs.
David Allen
Next Attempt - My Weekend Doesn't Start Till Midnight
Pop Punk / slight PunkCore
>three piece band
Me and some friends made this a while ago, probably going to re-record this with a six song EP in the next two months or so. Any suggestions for what would improve the song?
Wyatt Gomez
I've known of your music for more than a year. I think you are very talented. This song in particular is cool and I really like some of your songs on Soundcloud.
Daniel James
thepaywalls.bandcamp.com
>indie rock / pop
>lo-fi
rex
Great vocals really like your stuff, and you released your album on my birthday, that is cool
I actually have a song in the work called etcetera
William Adams
Peaches Davenport is very good. Great guitar textures and interesting vocals.
Anthony Bailey
you sounds like you have a booger penis
Jose James
a what
Brandon Richardson
a [spoiler]booger penis[/spoiler]
Jace Peterson
TinPanParade.bandcamp.com
>lofi acoustic emo
Oliver Russell
No feedback again;_; How do I become part of the circle jerk?
Joseph Parker
give feedback to others is probably the most important thing to do
optionally, make good music.
Christian Carter
Hello
Here is our first demo.
zetaaquarii.bandcamp.com
You should listen to it while watching this :
youtube.com
Hope you'll like it!!
Jaxson Thomas
k3q7-esb5
Jaxon Green
I know, right? Can't wait to see what he does next
Robert Stewart
Hi guys
Is this supposed to be like PC music? It's pretty in-your-face.
For fuck's sake, it's a BC thread. Make an album, or upload your stuff here too. You're actually talented, just like the producers you're working with, but if you have only one song on BC I can't say much about you.
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brettygood
Definitely underrated, recommending this guy
Definitely fucking yes
I'm waiting for more shugazi
Definitely fucking yes. You're giving me hope in indie music
Random songs of the day:
varsas.bandcamp.com
>noise blues, psych folk
>based off a poem my friend wrote (the same guy who wrote lyrics for Shum)
varsas.bandcamp.com
>black metal, folk rock
>poetry
varsas.bandcamp.com
>blackened folk with noise? I don't even know what to call this
>yet again based off a poem
These 3 are the only Phobos tracks I've made so far, I plan to make a song for every poem in the book and then finish an album
Caleb Myers
p-pls respond
Samuel Nelson
>I mean seriously, your average big name artist these days puts out only one release every 2-3 years, and people on here seem to put something out every couple of months
That's because when you're hurting for any attention at all, you gotta hustle and keep trying to please an audience somehow. New stuff new stuff new stuff!
MOAR MOAR MOAR
Or as you might say, toil toil toil
Anyway, the vocals in your thing are great.
It reminds me of the newest Sufjan album tho, in both a "this is pleasant" way and a "this is kind of derivative" way.
Still tho, this is a really solid production. It sounds like all these songs were practiced and intentional.
My other note, being a critical asshole, is that your songs don't give me enough soon enough. Absolutely none of your lyrics are sticking with me and for the most part, I have to do work to interpret them or find meaning. If I want to do the work to find the art in something, I'll make my own art. When I look at other people's art, I wanna be given something and be inspired, y'know?
And uh, here's me. Please be a dick too. I am hurting for any attention at all for my music.
cynothing.bandcamp.com
cynothing.bandcamp.com
It's like Why? with a huge Depeche Mode influence. Lots of electro and glitch but not based on any other electropop or glitch music.
Thanks.
Samuel Morgan
Dying already? Great
Aaron Thomas
And don't be anonymous when you give the feedback. How else will anyone know who they're supposed to give the reach-around?
Kevin Jenkins
bampu
Mason Ward
tigercastle.bandcamp.com
>rock, power pop, sometimes acoustic, 17 minutes long
The entire thing was conceived of and recorded in 2-3 weeks. Uses spooky lyrics to convey existentially spooky topics, set to definitely-not-spooky music
Caleb Hall
This good but it's one song.
James Sullivan
ourclothes.bandcamp.com
love feedback
Nathan Mitchell
princeoftoronto.bandcamp.com
>fuck u
>fuck me
>this is good
Benjamin Scott
Lol at the intro to your first song
Logan Gomez
Epiglottis
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
>ambient / experimental
Alldrig
scrugley.bandcamp.com
>depressive black metal / ambient
Crown of Asteria
crownofasteria.bandcamp.com
>ambient / folk
Angel Murphy
Better than i expected.
The production/recording is really nice.
I like it.
Adam Morris
I realy fucking hope Even Oxen won't stop without releasing a new album or I'll hang myself
Oliver Howard
thanks you u nice man
Brody Evans
10/10 production, the bassist is really good
Colton Clark
trevor is that u?????
Ryan Bell
kek'd
Angel Foster
Ethan Wilson
Not mine, but I'm going to promote this little label here, because they put out pleasant minimal noise music
avocadotapes.bandcamp.com
>crackle aesthetics
>minimal static and wall noise
>all analog, cassettes can be ordered for the next 5 albums
Angel Campbell
I suggest you to start with "What the Summer Rain knows"
Kayden Brooks
That's my job.
Don't die in your sleep now. ;)
Jack Stewart
>tfw considered quitting after Clairvoyance/Alien Sights
kind of glad that I changed my mind now
Luis Miller
Keep in mind you can always make music with other artists. I kind of miss collab albums between Sup Forums artists
Brody Wright
sounds neat.
Ryan Walker
yeah, a lot of collabs I tried to do fell through though (mostly the other artist being inactive or being busy, little disclaimer that these all were not close to being recently, just saying so)
Cooper Perry
Yeah, I contacted Epiglottis on a collab once and the next day he said he ceased to make music.
Whatever made him stop, it came suddenly.
Jose Cox
I never understand that when things like that happen
Of course, maybe I've had creative differences or something along the lines of that, but I'll never understand the willingness to just cease activity
Samuel Anderson
well Epiglottis stopped because he had no more creativity left. scrugley quitted because drugs and by the fact that he never enjoyed making music. asteria quitted because his gf told him to stop.
people is just like that, pussies.