Bandcamp thread BCG

[Xavier Morris]

Old one is dead
Question of the day: what genres do you skip instantly when checking other artists' discography in these threads?

[Hudson Bailey]

windowlistener.bandcamp.com

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

>experimental electronic, inspired by Xenakis, Autechre, etc.
>metaphysical and dystopian themes

i usually don't skip genres, and i still listen to the links that i can. I mean I'm not fond of rock and guitar but I still listen anyway

[Jason Sullivan]

>inb4 noise
nice, 2 noisemakers in a row

varsas.bandcamp.com/album/vtizedekre-ottfelejtett-gy-l-let
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/vtizedekre-ottfelejtett-gy-l-let-II
>harsh noise double album about naval mines
>noizu with poetry
>first and last tracks differ from the rest on both albums (lyrics and actual melody there)
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/oszcill-tor-ter-pia
>as name suggests, it's wall noise intended to be pleasant at a low volume
varsas.bandcamp.com/album/halad-s-s-fejl-d-s
>showcasing 2 different approaches in noise music
>first one has variety, glitch and drone music elements combined with overwhelming noise
>the second track is simple HNW without any changes or dynamics

varsas.bandcamp.com/
>If you hate noise check out the older albums I've released as "Gub"

[Lincoln Williams]

loungers.bandcamp.com/releases

>electronic
>downtempo-ish
>psybient-ish
>ish-ish

and "lo-fi"

[Thomas Sanders]

music to pizza ur gate to

noriginal.bandcamp.com

>boom bap
>rap

more on my soundcloud

soundcloud.com/nathanoriginal/tracks

[Ethan Butler]

>what genres do you skip instantly when checking other artists' discography in these threads?
Vaporwave and all minigenres that came from it
half of the Noise artists to be honest

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
>my music is 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, it really doesn't matter if you listen to me or not:
open.spotify.com/artist/3s2BQA0wYsNqPZmR3kAN2p

>music video i made [bad]:
youtube.com/watch?v=LCXv3ANqDWw

o h yeah

[Nolan Ward]

THAT IS 1 UBER SHINY LOGO GOAWAY (FEAT. BUBBLES
soundcloud.com/jelluvsuxoxox/goaway-feat-bubbles

FRANKJAVCEE COMMENTED ON IT! ISN'T THAT SUPER COOL?!

DO U LUV ME? TALK 2 ME LIKE LUVERS DO!

[Aaron Sullivan]

stop

[Isaiah Perez]

STOP WAT, SUGAR?

[Asher Miller]

Punk. A genre of music I still haven't explored. On the contrary I always try and check out electronic stuff, because I make that and always feel like I can give good feedback.

erictaxxon.bandcamp.com/

>experimental mood music
>every album is different

New album dec 12th

[Kayden Ramirez]

t-then chekk out mine ;))))

[Michael Williams]

Recently put out my first release:

kadett.bandcamp.com/album/ztarse

>synths
>chiptuney beats
>breakbeat
>sci-fi sounding
>video game-esque

Feedback welcome, good or bad

[Jaxson Barnes]

>what genres do you skip...
I dont usually skip artists by genre, but I'll skip stuff if the art is bad/just a stock photo with no treatments.

A mini album of experimental hip hop and house music. Lots of strange song structures and samples of office equipment and cooking videos.

newemotive.bandcamp.com/album/discomfort-training

>hip hop, house, sound collage

good shit

[Thomas Allen]

liarboy.bandcamp.com/album/stinker
>shoegaze
>bedroom pop
>a few weird hiphop instrumentals

[Oliver Richardson]

simplem.bandcamp.com/album/the-end-of-all-things-to-fall-upon-us

>???

SOON

[Jonathan Hall]

retrieval.bandcamp.com/

>indie
>alternative
>rock

Recs

[Parker Morgan]

fore-ver.bandcamp.com/releases
>techno
>idm
>ambient

[Robert Garcia]

skull-hole.bandcamp.com

[Noah Morris]

garminder.bandcamp.com/album/sneeze-on-my-lunch

>Experimental
>Synth
>Mixed Genre
>Improv
>Funny Joke

Garminder made us play quite a bit lately. Fingers crossed for his good health and holiday blessings!

[William Myers]

breakfast4.bandcamp.com/
>psych pop
>garage rock
>kinda dreamy at times kinda gritty at times
also got an acoustic album on here

sounds real good man, you do a nice job gettin groovy and still workin in the jokey jokes i dig

[Jayden Torres]

What's the best song on Any Gracious Heart and why is it "I Will"?

[Jonathan Cruz]

Are you this guy?

If so, it's pretty nice. The mixing is better than average, i love the spaced out "live" sound it has, like its happening in a real place. The synths are a bit unvaried, but the composition makes up for it. You sound like you know music theory at least a little bit.

my feedback is awful i don't know why I said it was good

[Dylan Barnes]

4rdarmpit.bandcamp.com/

[Jaxson Murphy]

animalambush.bandcamp.com/releases

>alternative rock
>acoustic
>lofi

I recorded the first two songs all in about an hour and a half so I know there are flaws but I'd like to get an idea of what you all think. Thank you. :)

[Lincoln Lopez]

Thanks Hombre! Got me smiling RN. Im Seriously digging your Sounds too! the only professional advice I feel like offering is watching those peaks when recording, and messing a bit more with EQ. Just to push that sound into being as tight as can be!

[Connor Kelly]

heatshimmer.bandcamp.com/
>surfgaze noisepop
>diy trio from Olympia
>buy our shirts, tapes, and CDs

[Levi Richardson]

benjaminhickey.bandcamp.com/album/princess
>bedroom/dream pop
>animal collective/beach house inspired

i probably skip metal more than anything

reccs:

[Leo Morales]

wallsofwhitenoise.bandcamp.com/album/omen-daisies-2
wallsofwhitenoise.bandcamp.com/album/outcast

first one's basically a mixed bag of noisy industrial and dark ambient, second one's a bit poppier.

will listen to and rec/comment on albums later on

usually skip on bedroom pop or similar tags

[Nathaniel Barnes]

QOTD: lofi/alex g rip offs usually, or meandering improv jams.

tinyrainbows.bandcamp.com
> scrams, math/experimental, ambient
new jams and full band stuff

[Eli Wilson]

hey man thanks! appreciate the advice always. definitely have a lot to learn about mixing, been working more on composition lately. much love
yo is that a nana grizol reference? crazy guitar work my dude very nice

[Brody Rivera]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/

>untalented parasite
(not me)

[Angel Martinez]

hypergiantsasmr.bandcamp.com/album/as-repeating-rhythms
>s p a c e

I don't given the nature of these threads it worth it to give everyone a listen because then you find amazing lil gems like

[Lucas Clark]

leavesofbrass.bandcamp.com/releases

Lo-Fi dronish stoner rock

[Jacob Morgan]

ddx-10.bandcamp.com
>Noise, Algorithmic, Generative
>Made entirely in MATLAB

recs
I usually skip anything rock, but if I see that the artist has singles on their bandcamp page I get pretty annoyed

[Juan Brooks]

bump

[Thomas Long]

massolit.bandcamp.com/album/western-flyer

>for the everlovin'

>stoned riders western dream

>cosmic synth neon moog

anxiety rock

[Alexander Sullivan]

foryourconsideration.bandcamp.com/
>ambient, noise, industrial, experimental

this is good shit. so eerie. great atmosphere
great sampling
insanely good, blew me away. love the mix of noise and mathy guitars.

bedroom pop, shoegaze, genres like that, nothing against them just not my cup of tea

[Andrew Morgan]

>posts ambient shit
>talks shit on vaporwave and noise

[Robert Wood]

suffercentury.bandcamp.com/album/sonic-sewage

>experimental, plunderphonics, vaporwave, glitch

usually skip indie rock folk or indie pop. although I'm not averse to listening to anything really, on some level everyone deserves to have their effort acknowledged.

[Justin Peterson]

forgot cover

[Angel Diaz]

bored as absolute fuck of this release, make some new shit that isn't shit

[Ayden Reed]

the-chase.bandcamp.com/track/any-given-day
>not sure, not good
>experimental
Can you help me with tags? i hadnt done anything for like a year... it was better that way
anyway whaddayall think?

This are the ones i remember from when i used to post. Recc em

[Gabriel Perry]

not him but ambient in general is actually much better than those two

[Daniel Turner]

absynthe1.bandcamp.com/releases
>garage rock
>lo-fi

[Kevin Peterson]

chaotic. really like the 3rd and 4th tracks. i like how theres so much going on but it all fits together.

[Ian Adams]

>what genres do you skip instantly when checking other artists' discography in these threads?

I don't

[Bentley Young]

fuzzy bumpkins

[William Lopez]

redwatermusic.bandcamp.com/

>lofi ambient
>melancholic
>seasonal depression

Guys I'm trying to study for finals while trying to produce three different albums for three separate projects I'm working on. I feel fucking busy.

>What genres do you skip instantly when checking other artists' discography in these threads?
Anything metal, simply because it's not a genre I'm a fan of so I can't give valid feedback. Also try to avoid a lot of generic rock simply because it bores the hell out of me.

>Made entirely in MATLAB
God bless your soul. But in all seriousness this sounds fucking great. Debris In Providence is exactly what I love in noise music. Aggressive, dirty, but really textural and detailed. Fuck your bandcamp page though, what's the point of having the release on there if I can't hear or buy it? Just my thought.

Go post in the soundcloud thread man. Come back with bandcamp.

[Levi Sanchez]

your music sucks :v)

[William Clark]

Don't have music hosted on my bandcamp because it's mostly all on other labels. I've linked them to the other bandcamp pages, but I'll add in links to YT vids of the albums as well as mega downloads. Thanks for listening

[Jayden White]

tyedyedeyes.bandcamp.com/album/synesthesia-dont-you-think-about-him

Tye Dyed Eyes - Synesthesia / Don't You Think About Him
>slowcore, dream pop, experimental rock, psychedelic rock

[Landon Brooks]

bump

[Eli Evans]

xamountrecords.bandcamp.com/album/where-my-jacket

>ALT HI-HOP

[Justin Moore]

>second post and no replies

[Angel Evans]

I skip deep house

shiftfloat.bandcamp.com/

[Tyler Barnes]

snthwvrs.bandcamp.com/
>Synthwave
>Retro

[Jaxon Miller]

i tend to skip the generes i dont listen to much. most generes that fall under the umbrella of "electronic" i dont enjoy, even though in these threads ive found some real gems
i really enjoyd this. theres something that reminds me a bit of ajj in the vocal melody and the guitar bits. please do make more.
the thing with synesthesia is that even though it has pretty interesting things in regard to harmony and "bleeps" it feels like its building up to something, and when that something does come (the drums) it just feels like a new build up, this one with no pay off at all.
kinda same issue with dont you think about him, its pretty good but at the end it feels aimless

[Ian Jones]

sleepoverintruder.bandcamp.com/album/panorama

>Outrun

Posted my first EP yesterday, don't know how to promote my bandcamp very well, anyone have any tip?

Thanks! I'll give some feedback in a while :)

[Jaxson Wright]

gagger.bandcamp.com/releases

>freak folk, lofi hip hop-esque

Great album title, great album cover. Not bad 80s synthwave. I unfortunately think its hard to really set an 80s synth album apart from others. But, hey, I enjoyed it.

[Samuel Miller]

thelemons1.bandcamp.com/releases

[Ryan Russell]

sunnycrystals.bandcamp.com/album/particle-of-sin

>Electronic, IDM

[Gabriel Wright]

seaaseaa.bandcamp.com/
>black noise, black metal, psychedelic mathrock, experimental rock, the list goes on :^)
any feedback on the single would be nice

[Jack Perez]

melrosee.bandcamp.com/releases

>Slowcore, LO-FI, recorded layer by layer on handheld cassette

Recs:

[Ayden Howard]

I really dig this

[Leo Gray]

this is dope, not sure why no one replied, could be the low effort page lel

[Joshua Jones]

not really into black metal or noise but I really like the psych song, def rec this

[Jordan Cox]

I don't skip based on the genre

neutralitysound.bandcamp.com/releases
>experimental rock
>instrumental rock
>downtempo

[Gavin Ward]

Mm I love that tone, can I ask what gear you used?

[Zachary Wright]

clean sound; digging silver nights
could add some dynamics to build more structure but nevertheless, good shit

[Robert Hall]

It's half and half;

First 4 songs strictly electronic instruments on logic; nothing special really. The last 5 are live instruments via 16 channel board, all recorded separately.

[Jordan Smith]

Oh, and just using a plain korg keyboard as a midi controller

[Connor Cox]

he makes noise too mane, but listenable noise

[Camden Hughes]

Recs

nueve.bandcamp.com
>fuzz pop, lofi, post-punk, garage rock

[Connor Miller]

bandcamp "noise" "musicians" please stop

[Wyatt Jackson]

bandcamp "lo-fi" "musicians" please stop

[Cooper Reyes]

sorry dad

[Carter Taylor]

audiotrainwreck.bandcamp.com/releases
>Christmas-y
>Piano
>Math Rock
>I dont know

[Easton Wilson]

I'm and Don't mind my gets

Damn this hits the spot I like the sparse IDM elements it gives the piece character

wow you have a lot of stuff on your bandcamp. Haladás és fejlődés is pretty neat I like the beat driven noise.

:^)

[Julian Ward]

if anyone can give some feedback on
seaaseaa.bandcamp.com/track/walk-run
I'd be very greatful

[David Young]

bamp

[Mason Diaz]

Bump

[Jason Howard]

:(

[James Walker]

snthwvrs.bandcamp.com/
>80s
>Synthwave

[Thomas Morris]

>bored as absolute fuck of this release, make some new shit that isn't shit
Okay. new song December 25th. it's not going to be ambient. don't really know if it's shit but that's up for you and only you, user, to decide.

do i make noise? that was really only one track and it was more to the drone side of things desu

rock ep of the year

good point

other stuff i like

[Colton Parker]

frostfangmetal.bandcamp.com/album/garage-ep

>Stoner Thrash Metal
>Groove Metal

[Jeremiah Thomas]

seaaseaa.bandcamp.com/track/jogging
recorded this earlier
>freeform rock, psychedelic rock, drone

[Nicholas Martinez]

thecleanupcrew.bandcamp.com/track/the-getaway

Electronic, more dance oriented

I usually skip punk, noise

[Joseph Parker]

whysthatsungottabesoloud.bandcamp.com/track/old-drunkies-blues

>diy blues
>neo psychedelia

[Joseph Wright]

mechhound.bandcamp.com/album/fascination

>contemporary classical minimalism
>ambient
>post rock

Heavily centered around piano; planning onto moving into noise rock and post metal with future releases.

Listened to Hollow Love, very funky stuff - I like

Never knew there was a St. Petersburg in Florida, damn commies - Oxblood sounds fantastic, reminds me of Pagan's Altar. Will buy once I actually get paid

Artwork also reminds me of the Rayman games for some reason, weird.

Will check out more ITT but want to bump thread ASAP before it dies

[Jason Nguyen]

just listened to the first song, already really like it.

[William Lee]

Thanks very much, glad you like it!

Fuck me, Greenhorn is good - I'm not really into thrash or general stoner metal, but this and Vektor are the only releases of the genres this year that's got me excited. The jazzy/psychedelic outro to Harvestmen surprised me, too - great stuff!

Very nice stuff, is that an actual piano or is it MIDI? If it's the latter, I'd love to hear it recorded with an actual grand piano, that'd be swell. Love the distorted guitar that comes in near the end - the intro and outro is beautiful, by the way

>emailing download code
Why would you do this to us, man? Otherwise it sounds pretty trippy, I'm liking it - not too keen on the kick (is it a kick?) drum near the start being hard panned to the left; felt like my left speaker was on the fritz. Though why the silence at the end? Is it for artistic reasons or did you forget to remove it?

[Tyler Ward]

the silence was an accident, probably not going to change it though. I'll remove the email dl too

[Samuel Diaz]

oh also there's no kick, the sound is the other guitar

[Brandon Brown]

Huh, I swear it felt that there were some really low frequency beats near the beginning there - could it be some interference or cables being cut off? It's around the 10 and 21 second mark

[Luke Bell]

not sure exactly what it is but there was no drums used on that one

[Thomas Long]

I'd check your guitar socket and cables if I were you, just to be sure - if there's a faulty connection it's not great if interference or breaks in connection are picked up during recording; if it makes its way into a track it gets quite distracting. Still, the rest of your track sounds fine, great job!

[Joseph King]

bumping with my take on mathrock
seaaseaa.bandcamp.com/track/m-il-u
everything seems to be fine, I think it was the mic, it's rather cheap

[Nolan Johnson]

Not sure I like the sound of that lead synth tone; it doesn't mesh well with the backing track, also the high panning frequency does get irritating after a while. Musically, it's fine otherwise - just that lead melody needs a little work I think.

Fuck off Will Toledo

Only joking, I like the punk-esque harmony in the vocals, thought the guitars could be a little more prominent in the mix though. I'd like to keep an eye out if you release any more stuff, that was pretty neat

Oh wow, loved the glitching and distorting vocals in 'Drinking Cocktails...' - was not expecting that, I really dig that. The drums in 'Ya, Ya, I know' are a little too sibilant if I'm honest, it's pretty distracting from the subtlety of the rest of the track (if that's what you're going for) - if you weren't, perhaps it'd be beneficial to bring the synths and bass a little higher in the mix; otherwise I love the punk aspects, especially the vocals.

You already posted ITT sillybuns :^)

that's fair enough, though personally if a mic's acting up I wouldn't include that take in a recording

also checked

[Jaxson Gomez]

it must have come out in post because I don't hear it in the original recording, not sure but since it's such a little part of it I don't think I'll do anything about it.

[Nathaniel Bailey]

First track in - is the guitar clipping?? If not, is it distortion? It sounds pretty uncomfortable, and not in a good lo-fi noise rock way. It's a pretty offputting introduction to the album if I'm perfectly honest

On an related note in general, why do artists chose to do the 'first played' song as like, the 10th track in the album? Surely you'd want to start at the very beginning and work your way through. Don't think that your first track is the strongest? Rearrange your track listing, put the most effective track to introduce your album first - don't just jump to the middle, it makes me think that everything before that isn't worth listening to.

>$22
top kek friend

I didn't have the time to listen to all 40 minutes, sorry mate, but from what I'm hearing it's pretty good, like the vocal samples about 9 minutes in - not sure I'd pay that much for it though, to be fair mate.