Bandcamp General

[Lucas Walker]

Old one is dead, may it rest in peace.

Question of the thread: What's stopping you from associating yourself with a label?

[Evan Sullivan]

music to pizza ur gate to

noriginal.bandcamp.com

>boom bap
>rap

more on my soundcloud

soundcloud.com/nathanoriginal/tracks

[Asher Howard]

a friend of mine released these demos and I'm helping him release an album. I personally recommend "I Wanna Marry You" as one of the better songs he's written

moonagedorothies.bandcamp.com
>pop, acoustic guitar, folk rock

[Mason Morales]

I just don't really think a label is needed these days to get attention, and I never want my release dates to be delayed.

rec

erictaxxon.bandcamp.com/

>experimental mood music
>every release is different

New album on the 12th, it's a debatably infringing negativland-esque sound collage. I've been bad about giving feedback, so I'm going to say something about every album ITT that has "electronic" in the genre tags, as well as returning any feedback I get, until I go to sleep and maybe tomorrow too. In the meantime, please rate or review my stuff on RYM

rateyourmusic.com/artist/eric_taxxon

[Kayden Martinez]

eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com/album/nature-versus-nurture-complete-except-for-tracks-7-12-17-25-and-26

>not as good as the last album I was shilling on here
>still incomplete because of college finals
>sigh
>lo fi DIY avant pop pap
>amateur walls of sound
>a little musique concrete/sound collage here and there
>E6 sycophancy
>esoteric instrumentation
>experimental timbres
>sounds

This one is always good

As always, the top dawgs are Even Oxen, Connor Leary, Peaches Davenport and Pink Pots. There are other good ones too; I'll try and post em in a little bit.

>What's stopping you from associating yourself with a label?
I don't know what I'm doing right now. I've considered joining Hutto's label. Who knows how long I'll be making music though; it's not something I've been doing since I was a little kid or anything...it could just be a phase, so joining a label might be pretentious. Plus, if I was actually hitting it big right now, I'd want to go Chance the Rapper's route and see how much I could do without a label.

[Julian Young]

Oh, and I don't consider Jacob and Friends or Cavern Brew a label, I didn't sign anything to get in there.

[Bentley Sullivan]

zguba.bandcamp.com/

>martial ambient, samples from old movies

[Jonathan Morales]

breakfast4.bandcamp.com/
>psych pop
>Golf collab
>gold sounds

breakfast4.bandcamp.com/album/bill-herwig-is-dead
>dreamy bedroom songs
>tryna be subtle

both projects out this year

good stuff, solid progressions and plenty of nice melodies that play off each other real well
try fucking with the chord voicings a lil
woah this is one hell of a soundscape i'm so down there's so much going on, very full of life and energy keep it up~

[Caleb Gutierrez]

idirei.bandcamp.com/

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

Newest Single: youtube.com/watch?v=N0_AgK2EVVs

[Noah Miller]

Acherontia - Sielos Protas
> Mind of the Soul

drugys.bandcamp.com/

Ambient/Freak Folk/E T H N I C
Donate dosh, receive 2 tracks

Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/pla-tak-l/sets/sielos-protas

[Carter Cox]

more recs

I listened to this earlier, good stuff. Oddly unique sound despite the DIY sound

[Kevin Turner]

As for the question of the day, I am the label he's associated with.

Thanks; I'll relay the message.

In the meantime, here's an EP of moog disco/pop from Latvia that I reissued:
mirdzazivere.bandcamp.com/album/viena-diena-man-m

[James White]

windowlistener.bandcamp.com

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

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

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[Brody Parker]

redwatermusic.bandcamp.com/album/todays-weather

>ambient mixtape
>lonely winter music
>isolation

I know some of you really like this one. For me it's the embodiment of hitting an absolute low in the middle of winter. I think it's my best work. I plan to release this as part of a complete album sometime around January/February with the delayed tape release.

Still loving Copy. Really enjoyable for studying lately. Excited for the new album.

[Matthew Morris]

1 more rec

This is pretty crushing music, it's produced in a way that makes it sound so small and intimate. It's like if Kid A became even more Kid A. The melodies are really successful too.

[Angel Barnes]

seaaseaa.bandcamp.com/track/jog
>avant-garde
>math-rock
>experimental rock
>drone
this is really cool, I'll be watching for more stuff from you
beautiful guitar work
this wacky, I really like.
please listen to Girl Talk - Secret diary if you haven't yet. I have a feeling you would fucking love it

[Chase Nelson]

mrgloomy.bandcamp.com/album/free-hugs-ep
>beats

[Xavier Hall]

What do you base that recommendation on? Just curious.

[Aiden Rodriguez]

pleasancehouse.bandcamp.com

>atmosphusic music

Thanks for listening. To answer the person who asked the other day, the song 'everything' has never been recorded and I have no plans to record it right now

To answer the thread question, the labels haven't reached out, so I guess if they did I would look over their terms and see if I wanted to be associated with them

and also Good Music:

[Jaxson Davis]

I also did something a lot weirder, only guitar is used on this but I really love it
youtube.com/watch?v=3TZ9PuLKiMo

[Hunter Garcia]

well satan, the glitchy plunderphonic sound is prominent in both yours and Girl Talks "Secret Diary". I was just reminded of it heavily when listening to your stuff.

[Dylan Walker]

laurelave.bandcamp.com

>lofi, emo, indie, reeeeee

There's a demo here I made a while back as well as a collection of songs I found that I recorded through high school.

Could listen to this if on DXM. Not really a big fan of "Ambient" but it's p good. I especially like how you lower the bit rate on a lot of the stuff, nice dying battery sounds.
The song is nice and your singing is solid. Production is a little bit flat though. Sounds like you didn't change your strings before or something.
It just sounds like Teen Suicide. Arrangement is a little boring desu. In my opinion a song with two chords can't really get away with having the same strumming pattern and background instrumentation for 3 minutes.

[Dominic Turner]

noted

[Jacob Brown]

theglasstapes.bandcamp.com/album/elephant-seal
>psych folk

theglasstapes.bandcamp.com/album/alien-woods-alien-love
>ambient, neo-psych

I'm still working on a full length solo. I have some songs written. Also a full length with a band

And I don't even know how to associate with a label. Do you just send stuff in or something?

Nice drumming. It reminds me of the beginning of Rampton by Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine

I dig how much variation there is in this. I feel like people sometimes use the tag "ambient" as an excuse to release a half hour of unchanging drone. This is really good though

[Kayden Rodriguez]

here's a pretty good example of what I mean
youtube.com/watch?v=v_D0jWV09vI

[Jacob Bell]

CappzJazz EP

Made entirely in my underwear

>experimental improv independent lo-fi

geneunderberg.bandcamp.com/album/catjazz-ep

posted in the dungeon synth thread by accident. what the fuck is dungeon synth

[Andrew Nguyen]

>wtf is dungeon synth
oh man you're in for treat

[Robert Scott]

I really like it but there's not a lot of variation between the two songs

[Colton Harris]

another rec

You definitely know how to write compelling chord progressions, the actual composition of this is great and I love the effect-laden sampling. Maybe experiment more with sidechaining your kicks to complete the psych transformation.

[Cooper Evans]

depoco.bandcamp.com/

Psychedelic lo-fi punk electronic
just put up an ep the other day.

[Hudson Cooper]

pukeclit.bandcamp.com/album/temple-of-g-t

[Jackson Ross]

Tree song was pretty cool and funny. It was like a really upbeat version of the Garden. Cheesier though

Elephant Seal was smooth and really nice to listen to

[Brody Howard]

I listened to 2.5 minutes I'm not really in the mood for something like this but it seemed cool so I downloaded it. I'm sure I'll come back and check it out again some point

[Colton Rogers]

This is chill - always like seeing portland folks on here too

[Brayden Clark]

melrosee.bandcamp.com/album/melrose

>Slowcore, Shoegaze, recorded layer by layer on handheld cassette

Recs:

[Aaron Harris]

don't feel like telling someone when i want to putting shit out, also nobody would pay for my music. labels probably want music by people who are part of a scene rather than someone like me who is reclusive and hard to talk to.

not posting my shitty bandcamp

[Josiah Ross]

johnpxpe.bandcamp.com/album/halocline-ep

>experimental electronic
>inspired by musique concrete, sometimes industrial, a lot of textures a lot of the time

[Jose Thomas]

bedmakers.bandcamp.com/album/swingset

>pop punk, rock, emo, math, post-rock, shoegaze

I haven't listened to them yet but the lead guy in this band was in my chem class in tenth grade

Just found out about them and figured I share someone from Long Island for hometown pride

[Charles Smith]

Nice sound design, not the best production quality, but I'm still enjoying it. Maybe try more full parallel compression on the percussion to make it a bit less flat, I'm no mixing expert though.

[Matthew Hill]

thelemons1.bandcamp.com/releases

fate functioning souls rubbish through work day traffic

[Jayden Hughes]

>It's like if Kid A became even more Kid A.
That's some of my favorite feedback I think I've ever gotten for that. Thanks, I'm glad to hear you think that.

>I feel like people sometimes use the tag "ambient" as an excuse to release a half hour of unchanging drone
Thanks for the feedback on my stuff, and I definitely agree with you on this. Don't get me wrong, some of that stuff can be great, but it really takes a lot for it to stand out to me.

Love your music as well. I gave some detailed feedback on Alien Woods/Alien Love awhile back and have it downloaded on my computer. Keep it up, I look forward to hearing what the full length stuff sounds like.

Thanks! Do what works for you, but I'm glad to hear you think it's worth checking out later.

[Gabriel Moore]

what kind of shipping does bandcamp charge for lps? does it do a flat rate like amazon or just calculate it based on weight/locaiton/etc?

[Jose Kelly]

Do any anons here own a small DIY label or anything? Just out of curiosity?

[Jaxson Russell]

here's something my friends and i had going but never finished due to a member leaving.

smokefactory.bandcamp.com/album/sonic-tangents

>rock indie pop indie rock noise rock psychedelic punk Houston

[Ian Perez]

theglasstapes.bandcamp.com/album/giggly-specter
>psych folk, free folk
Got bored tonight, so I wrote some songs and put them together for a new ep

Thanks man. I hope to be finished with the full length stuff soon, although the album I'm doing with my band, we won't be able to record probably until the spring, but we're still songwriting right now. For the solo electronic thing, it's up in the air. It could be really soon, or in a few months

[Chase Collins]

FUCK IT'S LATE

goodnight

i'm listening to this tomorrow

[Oliver Morales]

polysemy.bandcamp.com/album/ambedo
>experimental, psych, jizz-jazz, nu-cafe

whatsup. I just put out a new album a little bit ago.

hey dude, hows it hanging? I'm stoked to listen to the new new!

[Josiah Smith]

airbornmartin.bandcamp.com/album/the-airborn-express

>80s concept album
>running a 2 eur promotion

[Aaron Green]

totinoboy.bandcamp.com/

>trap
>dark
>guitar loops
>noise

[Brandon Adams]

the-chase.bandcamp.com/track/any-given-day
>experimental
Could you help me with some tags, and maybe some feedback pls?

Recc
(im game)

[Ayden Bailey]

retrieval.bandcamp.com/

>indie
>alternative
>rock

>What's stopping you from associating yourself with a label?
I don't know how to proceed with that

Recs

[Alexander Stewart]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/

>untalented parasite

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

each release is different: delivering from depressive black metal and narcotic rock to ambient and piano based music

[Chase Smith]

Greg Lake died and now I'm sad a bit ;_;

Love:
will check, but currently I'm blasting King Crimson
>death in the senpai
kek
I really fucking like these cover arts, I'm going to check this
lush stuff
will check, now I have 3 albums on my list

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" and "Phobos"

[Jaxson Cooper]

>i forgot 4chin changes f a m to senpai

[John Sanchez]

afterdeath0.bandcamp.com/

Genres vary a lot depending on the album.

>Electronic
>Ambient
>Midi
>Witch House
>Plunderphonics

[Landon Ward]

heatshimmer.bandcamp.com/
thanks to the russian homie who uploaded one of our tracks to Youtube. illegal but sweet.
>oly wa trio
>surfgaze dirtpop
>surfgazedoompopemo

[Jackson Collins]

Howdy!

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/album/improvisations-i
>Solo piano at it's cheapest
>Ambient
>Classical-esque

Love me these. Good to see you again guys!
[*]

[Nicholas Nguyen]

these are my favorite songs I've recorded so far
seaaseaa.bandcamp.com/track/m-il-u
seaaseaa.bandcamp.com/track/jog

[Benjamin Nelson]

Hey man! It's going pretty good. Likewise on the new stuff, gonna download your album now

-Pleasance House

[Dylan Mitchell]

meant to be a reply to my original postthis is really cool, sometimes this stuff can get a bit repetitive but I really dig it
I really like this too, I'm not even sure what I'd call it.

[Grayson Murphy]

Hello bandcamp urchins. It's time to play:

IS IT WORTH YOUR TIME?

The game where the genres are made up and the mixing doesn't matter.

Today's contestants

Mid-west emo, self described "reeeee"-core from Oregon. And as tribute to America's most "reeee"-core state they've been cursed to live in, they're perfectly at home ripping Modest Mouse's guitar riffs. They wish they could be louder and wish they could afford more than a $50 condenser mic, but strive for that loud punk anthem sound in spite of it. Nevertheless, it always charming to see a artists desperately reach for what is always just out of reach. 1st track is a good one and Backdraft is a solid attempt at a powerful closer.

IIWYT?: Probably

The Glass Tapes often takes his trips to west Massachusetts and when he does he always brings his condenser mic. There he spends a couple of days strumming a couple of chords, adds reverb to it, and puts it on bandcamp. Albeit, pleasant sounding, but certainly fleeting.

IIWYT?: No

De poco is a group of musically competent friends who make music together after a night downtown failing to pick up chicks. The bass is too loud, drums to quiet, the vocals way too obscured, and the instrumentals not all that engaging. "There are so many sound on this thing!" was probably said at some point as one dude cycled through the presets on his microkorg.

ISWYT?: No

"Recorded layer by layer on handheld cassette" is boasted about as if it even needs to be said. Still, competent lofi shoegaze. But, doesn't change the fact that nobody gives a fuck about lofi shoegaze no matter how competent it is.

IIWYT?: No

Until next thread! Remember, keep doing what you love!

[Michael Perry]

well, if my time is worthless then everything itt is worth my time

[Noah Garcia]

bump

[Jason Davis]

benjaminhickey.bandcamp.com/album/princess

>bedroom/dream pop
>animal collective inspired

i probably would put stuff on a label, but its hard to get exposure. also living in the midwest, my music doesn't really fit the scene here

[Joshua Nelson]

I like this a lot for some reason

[Zachary Sanchez]

Ty for the glowing review, made that demo in 14 hours on a $50 condenser mic. Will put this on our Facebook page.

From

[Daniel Perez]

HOLY SHIT YOU'RE BACK? or are these leftovers?

[Jason Jones]

Back but different. Fresh recording from few days ago!

[Blake Barnes]

songs about ruminant livestock and such
nicolaspetereichen.bandcamp.com/album/hundred-year-flood
>acoustic
>emo
>garbage

[Brody Gomez]

Hey, I didn't use any reverb on that. And I live in Eastern Mass

GET IT STRAIGHT

[Carter Morales]

garminder.bandcamp.com/

>Experimental
>Synth
>Mixed Genre
>Improv
>Funny Comedy
>Scary
>Avant Garde
>Joy
New tunes cumming your way! My bud Pete is working on adding the lyrics to all our content for folks to sing along! And for one of our newer songs play along in a choose your own adventure style musical joyrneu! make sure you bring along your finest full stereo listening equipment! Cee ya now!

rec

A little harsh at times for my liking, but can dig at a distance!

[Joseph White]

was meant for

[Jason Walker]

keep it real chill half-hop type shit

tellatella.bandcamp.com/track/age-and-sky

[Charles King]

weastside.bandcamp.com/track/werden
youtube.com/watch?v=aPl11AH-FlY
>deep house
>good vibes

great stuff man, i'd do shrooms to this album. my fav one is nova slow, it's sorta old school animal collective

this is great, listened to your older albums and kacho-ga gave me the chills

[Brandon Murphy]

buttershc.bandcamp.com/

>hardcore punk

[Cameron Williams]

>What's stopping you from associating yourself with a label?
no label has ever wanted me
personally i just want a label to print my albums physically, and nothing else.

man i had a few days off to record some music and i had to get influenza. mosquitoes are the worst thing ever

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

wow a lot of good boys today

hmm looks like a fun idea

[Ayden Price]

I forgot the question
Well, nothing. Actually, several noise netlabels said I could release something on their label, but there's no reason for that nowadays unless they actually print physical copies

[Ryder Price]

thank you for always reccing!
i'm forgot to put my spotify link on mine too pls follow ya boi is trying to get verified

open.spotify.com/artist/4PsSSA9Z2hYBH8bulN3IiL