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Nathan Wright
Other urls found in this thread:
justeverywhere.bandcamp.com
dave-roland.bandcamp.com
ikwyaayan.bandcamp.com
noriginal.bandcamp.com
morsel-music.bandcamp.com
idirei.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
realsecrets.bandcamp.com
ichiren.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
elistaflightprogram.bandcamp.com
thesecondsound.bandcamp.com
cynothing.bandcamp.com
lucasmaino.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
andrewyounker.bandcamp.com
expandingsponge.bandcamp.com
mucorner.bandcamp.com
glassbooks.bandcamp.com
deniskaldesnoen.bandcamp.com
thehacking.bandcamp.com
becomingelephants.bandcamp.com
terminusrock.bandcamp.com
benjaminhickey.bandcamp.com
tinyengines.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
kylelandon.bandcamp.com
seanhofmockel.bandcamp.com
yamir.bandcamp.com
rateyourmusic.com
open.spotify.com
youtube.com
goldenhymns.bandcamp.com
collapsingcolossus.bandcamp.com
superlust.bandcamp.com
luciddreamboys.bandcamp.com
peyotecathedral.bandcamp.com
awshucksholyheck.bandcamp.com
qualityfilter.bandcamp.com
uhwhat2.bandcamp.com
trustyseacreatures.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
awkwardbullshit.bandcamp.com
onefor.bandcamp.com
looksomefreeparking.bandcamp.com
massolit.bandcamp.com
harshnoise.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
danila.bandcamp.com
leisurecentre.bandcamp.com
adamalake37.bandcamp.com
garminder.bandcamp.com
garminder.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Brayden Watson
Just Everywhere - You Can Open Your Eyes Now
>ballroom
>dream-pop
>lo-fi
>ambient
>experimental
justeverywhere.bandcamp.com
Ryder Cox
dave-roland.bandcamp.com
>ambient, synthpop
Recommending a long time favorite artist who has a new release:
>lo-fi pop, bedroom pop
Carson Turner
music to smoke ur reefer to
>boom bap
>rap
>inb4 only 1 song
more on my soundcloud
Jose Perez
morsel-music.bandcamp.com
>bedroom rock/pop
>casual
>lofi
hey man you from manchester?
im at the uni!!
Nathaniel Scott
bump
Ethan Watson
hey man you from manchester?
im at the uni!!
Yes. I was at the uni. I've since left to face the cold, hard world of post-higher educational employment. Hope you dig the tunes x
Jace Russell
oh shit man good luck hope the degree pays off
im staying in fallowfield tower
recorded all the vocals on my most resent release in plattfields park if you know it
i really want to meet some musicians/get in on some local music
do you have any tips?
like any good open mics i could go to?
i honestly havent met a single musician yet
this is good
genuinely enjoyed your rapping you have talent
Cooper White
You should start hanging out at places like Night & Day Cafe, Piccadilly Records and The Castle Hotel on Oldham Street, in the Northern Quarter. You'll meet lots of other musicians that way and get to find out about open mics, etc. My first open mic was at Night and Day Cafe on a Monday night a few years back. I had the pleasure of playing for a small gathering of punters, including:Guy Garvey (Elbow). The bar staff at these places are the people who can often tip you off on artists to check out and people you should meet. It's very communal that way. You might even get lucky with a few of them... I did! Also check out The Temple of Convenience and Big Hands, on Oxford Road. You'll be surprised who you'll bump into there...
Also spend some time in Chorlton. I lived there for a while. Again, plenty going on in the bars and cafes. Loads of fellow musicians and gigs/open mic nights. Hop on the 85 or the 86 bus from town and you'll be there in no time at all.
Bands you should check out from Manchester: I See Angels. Purple Heart Parade... And a band from down the road, in Liverpool, called Seawitches.
Get out and about and meet people. There's so much happening in Manchester. It's a great city to live in if you're a creative type. I have to dash now. I hope this has helped. Good luck with everything x
Jason Turner
idirei.bandcamp.com
Music Video: youtube.com
>Hip-Hop/Rap
Logan Long
Real Secrets - Ecstasy
>Electronic
realsecrets.bandcamp.com
Rec:
I really like Stay Just Where You Are.
You're In Deep is great, reminds me of walking around outside at night in the city.
Joshua Reyes
any good free music in bandcamp?
Josiah Brown
Aaron James
Hi guys
Luv
FRESH NEW ALBUM
varsas.bandcamp.com
>showcasing the different approaches in harsh noise
>1: drum machines, glitch and drone
>2: wall noise
varsas.bandcamp.com
>different takes on wall noise
>designed to be played at a low volume
varsas.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
>harsh noise double album about naval and land mines
>poetry
>first and last tracks are different from the rest on both albums
Carter Gray
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
>art-rock, jazzy, electronic
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>elistaflightprogram.bandcamp.com
Excellent guitar-ambient textures (Fripp, Belew, The Edge) and Low-esque minimalist synths.
Really raccomended.
>thesecondsound.bandcamp.com
A simple but effective and well built slow-core / post-rock track.
Rock on !
Michael Rodriguez
>morsel-music.bandcamp.com
I like your overall sound. The kind of melodies you play on your guitar and the tone of your voice are nice. I think your songs are a little empty/impenetrable. The words don't catch my attention and I get no sense of narrative. Where your choruses at? Why don't you use your intro lines to make me pay attention to the rest?
You really nail the aesthetic of like a synthpop soundtrack. I think it's going to work great for the movie or really any movie.
>justeverywhere.bandcamp.com
"Dream pop" made me think of something else. That was like some experimental instrumental music. I feel like "pop" is gonna have some lyrics, maybe a little sing-along-ability even if it's just a little.
Anyway, here's me.
> art pop
> lyrics that try to get and keep your attention
> lo-fi
> big influences
cynothing.bandcamp.com
I'm in desperate need of critique and feedback. I have friends and family to tell me this is great. I need Sup Forums people to tell me which parts actually suck. Thanks!
Aaron Mitchell
Robert Smith
>lucasmaino.bandcamp.com
You're right. This is cute stuff. It's like almost a soundtrack to an anime. It's kind of cinematic and kind of jammy but all very nicely played.
It's not the kind of music I normally listen to. I like stuff with lyrics that I can relate to so I can't promise I'll listen to it again. Still, I'm letting the album ride out this time cuz it's not bad.
I feel a little misled by your synth-pop tag. Yes it's poppy and has synths but it really lacks the coldness I'd say characterizes synthpop. Synthpop is like robot music. Your stuff is funky and warm.
John Foxx is someone I'd say is archetypically synthpop.
youtube.com
Just in case you needed to see a British guy yelling science fiction over a minimal beat.
Really alright stuff!
this is me btw. 11/10 from me cuz I love doing it
Cooper Murphy
andrewyounker.bandcamp.com
>bedroom pop, shoegaze, post-punk
>recorded in my dorm room, East Lansing
brand new ep
Asher Lopez
Nevermind. There was a really synthpop track in there. Not misled afterall!
Jonathan Reyes
You sure sound like Joy Division.
I kinda hate shoegaze because I feel it almost all sounds the same and your music sounds like that. It sounds like stuff my shoegaze friends listen to. It sounds exactly like it!
Still tho, subjective dislike of your genre aside. You did a great job creating a full sounding and fully realized record in your room and mastering it yourself.
2 SHOES OUT OF FOUR POSSIBLE GAZES
me btw
NO SHOES OUT OF FOUR GAZES
Nicholas Mitchell
expandingsponge.bandcamp.com
>fake guitars
Owen Adams
me again. I'm still listening to that one. I love Dunning-Kruger Effect. Excellent sounds.
Aaron Ross
mucorner.bandcamp.com
>trip-hop, jungle, trap, meme shit but songs weren't supposed to be memeish
reccing these:
Austin Robinson
i appreciate the feedback regardless of your tastes! youre a good dude
Leo Lopez
Really Into this.
Pretty good production and songwriting, you've clearly thought out the vocal melodies quite a lot.
glassbooks.bandcamp.com
>Indie, post-punk, punk
Jordan Ross
>dark ambient
>soundtrack
Ian Harris
Reccing these bad hombres
Anthony Garcia
Most of our shit are free to download
Samuel Ramirez
not u dumbass
he said good
we all suck obviously
o b v i o u s l y . . . . . . .
Jeremiah Reyes
Well, Even Oxen and Epiglottis albums are free, so we still have some good music
Lincoln Williams
Arkansas Edition.
Seeing these 3 bands on Friday in Fayetteville
thehacking.bandcamp.com
>"five piece percussion-heavy indie garage rock band with concentration on their harmonious vocals and technical style"
becomingelephants.bandcamp.com
>prog rock
terminusrock.bandcamp.com
>metal, interesting vocals
Isaac Lopez
benjaminhickey.bandcamp.com
>dream pop/bedroom pop
>beach house inspired
Kevin Jenkins
Hey man thanks so much for all of this
I'd never heard of most of these places
I've screen shotted everything you said for future reference
Seriously thanks so much hopefully I'll be getting involved soon
Thanks for listening
I agree that lyrics are something I really need to work on
I have ideas and visions for what I want the music to be but no ideas for lyrics
I end up just singing out random stuff
I guess I need to realise that I'm not getting away with it
The reason there's no narrative as everything I've done so far is just compilations. It is defiantly something I'm aiming to do in future releases
Sorry I can't listen to anyone's stuff right now will be back another time
Kayden Wilson
Tiny Engines is having a pay what you want campaign, anything worth picking up other than Home, like noplace?
Landon Allen
>Experimental electronic
>Metaphysical and dystopian themes
I'm kind of afraid of releasing my next album. It's drastically different from the other things I've done and I feel like alot of people will hate it.
David Walker
kylelandon.bandcamp.com
track from most recent album.
>prog-rap
>opera/musical influenced
i wasnt expecting anything good, you fucked yourself over on the whole "selling yourself" part
i listened to the first 2 songs and liked them
despite the bedroom aesthetic, the mix/master leaves a lot to be desired. but the song is passable and pleasant. i enjoyed the melody at the end
dont worry about it. just release it. if people hate it, then at least they're paying attention to you, and getting attention is something most of us struggle with.
also, i thought "Loss" was well done. if i was into sampling other peoples music, i'd have no problem slapping a chorus on some of those tones and making new melodies.
Brody Gomez
Christian Sanchez
Brayden Rogers
this is fucking wow
Leo Wright
disgusting Photoshop filter
Dominic Baker
jesus dude chill
Angel Butler
electronic six six six
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. it's just random hazy footage i took but w/e:
youtube.com
your setup looks really really nice
recommended
Juan Jones
goldenhymns.bandcamp.com
>Post Rock/Instrumental Rock/???
>>Recc'in In The Free World
[Wish there was more guitars, very Floyd]
[The production could use work, but everything else is really neat.]
Isaac Butler
>Feedback and critiques welcome
>Doesn't give any feedback to anybody else in the thread
Fuck off
Daniel Hall
Dylan Howard
just wondering how you come up w vocal melodies
Connor Garcia
i dont really have a method. I listened to a lot of Strokes and stuff when i was 14. I listened to a lot of Lou Reed later on and i basically copy them sometimes. I dont know much theory but I also sing a regular tune then double track with harmonies or dip in and out of harmonies as I sing. thats about it, not a lot of thought on my end.
thank you for listening btw :~)
Brody Wilson
>fantastic work, gents
Connor Ramirez
>goldenhymns.bandcamp.com
was going to comment on how it reminded me of 1994! or gybe but looks like you knew that already. fantastic stuff though.
Sebastian Morales
also how do you process your vocals? i'm trying to chase after a similar sound
Liam Morgan
superlust.bandcamp.com
DJ CASUS BELLI - DISCO/PINE LOOP
>techno, french house
>free
>finest cover art this year
Xavier Murphy
i sang into a sm58 beta with a pop filter over it. I usually compress then add reverb and cut off some of the ends on the EQ to get a slight telephone kinda sound. very rarely do i distort (like on the end of brainchild) or add chorus or anything.
Sebastian Anderson
>crusty lo-fi garage rock
>will put you in a good mood
luciddreamboys.bandcamp.com
Matthew Evans
I don't put my feedback in the same post as my link, dipshit
Jordan Walker
i hope that's good ty
?
Dylan Perry
that video is hot af
Aaron Watson
Maybe you should!
Benjamin Foster
I really dig this
I love this, it's so relaxing
Very nice
peyotecathedral.bandcamp.com
>Hard Rock
>Psychedelic Rock
I'll get to one of these threads on time one day
Brody Kelly
I dig it, sounds cozy my man
my dad overheard this and said "sounds like your on a pornsite" gj
My stuff:
awshucksholyheck.bandcamp.com
>space-grunge, cockrock, poogaze
Buddy's stuff:
qualityfilter.bandcamp.com
>grunge, very-cool, gamer
uhwhat2.bandcamp.com
>indie pop, wow, twee
Parker Edwards
trustyseacreatures.bandcamp.com
>indie folk pop through a trip hop lens?
>his cover of 'Worlds Apart (Separate Ways)'
Michael Martin
don't have a bandcamp set up yet (no art), but here's a $0 budget music video we made.
>thrash
youtube.com
Easton Barnes
holy shit is strong bad your vocalist
Gabriel Ross
William Moore
uh hello time to get torn up in a bandcamp thread
>chiptune
>counterpoint
>4track
new album today
onefor.bandcamp.com
I don't like this porn music
Carson Edwards
yeah i kinda feared we'd get a response like that. what can he do to improve the vocals? is it a lost cause?
Ethan Jones
honestly, just experiment. record him and have him listen to just himself acapella. if he can't find anything that he wants to improve or change, then yes he is a lost cause. and keep pushing. like literally, keep pushing until it hurts and his throat is sore. project from the diaphragm. and make sure theres some hot herbal non-caffenated tea with honey on standby, too.
Brayden Parker
looksomefreeparking.bandcamp.com
>punk with hints of chiptune
I like you. There's never enough chiptune on these boards. Nice refresher. Do you have a constant noise track or did you just compress the fuck out of everything?
Alexander Phillips
>stoned cowboy neon late night moog music
Jose Cook
Hudson Johnson
danila.bandcamp.com
>shoegays
it's ok
Carter Lee
leisurecentre.bandcamp.com
>virtual mall BGM
Asher Carter
I recorded it onto a 4-track then back into my computer and slowed it down slightly
it was my assumption that everyone thought chiptunes are nonmusic on Sup Forums
Liam Clark
adamalake37.bandcamp.com
Progressive synthpop, concept album.
You have never heard anything like this before, I tell you what.
Brayden Taylor
garminder.bandcamp.com
(Most recent addition)
NEW SONGS ALL THE TIMe!
>Experimental, Synth, Mixed Genre, Comedy, noisy at times
Not for the sober of heart haha
Ryder Hill
oh nice! yeah I recently got a chip maestro, but before that have just used famitracker. and fuck'em, I like it. it's all just vapor, synthpop, and shoegaze nowadays, chiptune is actually refreshing.
Jace Cook
I just bought one of your tapes.