Bandcamp thread

[Nathaniel Edwards]

Other thread is dying
Let's kick it off
hoi-poifarplanewind.bandcamp.com/
>post-hardcore, indie

bonfirerealm.bandcamp.com/
>singer-songwriter(?) experimental

>Both non studio recordings

Post recs, feedback opinions etc. go

[Jonathan Allen]

christianlovers.bandcamp.com/album/split-with-phlegm
>noise, improvisation, dark ambient, screamo

here is a new split we have with our buddies PHLEGM.

[Christopher Long]

svccy.bandcamp.com/releases

>dream
>chillwave
>synthwave

[Hunter Hill]

supermagnet.bandcamp.com/

Unexplained Aerial Bursts and Other Phenomena
>probably my best so far
>spacey indie rock with shoegazey ambient vibes

Only Here to Leave
>sad lo-fi folk indie rock

cosmodrome
>instrumental space rock, ambient, UFO stuff

New album out soon maybe. Just made a facebook page linked on the BC, like if you dig it.

[Juan King]

graceuk.bandcamp.com/album/abstract-creation

>sludge pop
>noise
>doom

[Jason Clark]

sketchesofautumn.bandcamp.com/album/fading-echo

New album out.

>Ambient
>Drone
>Lo-Fi
>Tape Loops Kinda
>Minimalism

[Charles Anderson]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/

>shit
>depressive
>each release is different

recc

[Jace Stewart]

oh this is great, bookmarking

[Oliver Gutierrez]

>bonfirerealm.bandcamp.com/
Really enjoying this one, very well arranged. Like the vocals, gives what could have otherwise sounded like run of the mill sad alt rock more emotional backing
This is cool, check it out people.
Think I may have said this in another thread but I'm a fan of Transient Life. Very cool. Introspective Existentialism is also very good.

(Me)

[Liam Perez]

pound62.bandcamp.com/album/fault

>New EP
>Ambient, Experimental
>Music to lay on the floor to

I'd love to know what you think, what you feel.

The following people sound great
(A really nice mixture of unsettling and bitter-sweet. Keep it up.)
(I liked love, the other 3 are a bit to minimalist for me)
(I love the dry roomy drum sound your getting. The dynamics between albums is really cool too)

[Bentley Johnson]

Hey where can I get a tape of this? Great album art as always, really impressed

[Austin King]

Coll stuff I like it very much

[Leo Mitchell]

Hey so do you ever do anything in these threads besides copy and paste your exact post? Either contribute or stop posting your music here

[Jeremiah Mitchell]

MY LATEST RECORD on the HNW netlabel
harshnoisewall.bandcamp.com/album/jf-li-mag-ny
>static minimalism, wall noise
>somehow pleasant
>6 different textures to describe melancholy, depression and suicide
>music to play alone in your apartment
I'd love to hear your thoughts

My own bandcamp:
varsas.bandcamp.com/
>harsh noise
>drone
>noise rock
>indieshit
>psychedelic rock
>bluesyfolky
>FL studio electronic music

[Logan Powell]

back with recs

Good noisecore
Cosmodrone was a great futurism experience
I liked "A Night Like Any Other". Will check the new one too
reccin ma boi

[Kevin Russell]

Newest album (currently incomplete):

eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com/album/on-and-off-and-on-again-work-in-progress

That one is much more ambient and sound-collage oriented than my usual stuff, although it still has the same fetishization for esoteric instruments and unusual timbres and all that.

If you prefer lyrics, singing and real songwriting in the music that you listen to, these will suit you better:

eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com/album/senioritis

eichinschmeichin.bandcamp.com/album/nature-versus-nurture-3

Reccing this

and this

Remember kids, don't forget to listen to Even Oxen, Connor Leary, Peaches Davenport, and Pink Pots. Be back with feedback later in the day.

[Jaxon Brown]

atlas-prime.bandcamp.com/track/beginning

significantly better recording of a new song.

>ambient
>electronic
>synthesizers
>spacey atmosphere
>swirling textures
>Tangerine Dream inspired

Recs:

[Matthew Rogers]

blackfoothawk.bandcamp.com/

>alternative metal
>doom, blues and psychedelic influences
>heavy, drone-y riffs

reccin' outta habit now

[Caleb Russell]

idirei.bandcamp.com

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

Newest Single:
youtube.com/watch?v=fpW3PfJkJEo

>Hip-Hop/Rap

[Isaac Adams]

Very cool, I love this sort of gritty ambient music. That gurgling bassy noise starting off Born is beautiful and the eeriness that follows is great. Very atmospheric album, beautiful yet disturbing. Keep it up.
First two tracks remind me of that old Will Cullen Hart field recording. Silver I think? He buried a microphone underground, I'm not sure if I got the name right. I mean that as a compliment, I loved that album.
I really dig the pulsing in the third track, it's got that eerie driving feeling, almost cinematic which is a surprise to get out of something so minimal and strange. Very very good. Gotta spend some time sitting down with this full album.
Regular rec coming through. Sound collage work is very strange and very lovely.
This is my first time really taking time with your other albums and they're really really great, man.

That's me, friendos.

[David Cook]

OP here, recs:

sad stuff m8, really good

[Luke Morris]

My shitty acoustic recordings
platoroto.bandcamp.com

Shit music from a shithole country

[Cameron Lee]

Holy smokes that's a high praise for something as simple as harsh noise wall.
Thanks for the rec, I'm a sucker for field recordings
Believe or not, it was all made with the WASP synth VST (the one you find in FL Studio) and additional effects.

[Thomas Brown]

Also ( again here) do you like Chocolate USA. Senioritis is giving me some E6 vibes and specifically Chocolate USA vibes.

[Joshua Lewis]

Field recordings are so rad, man. If you haven't checked it, I always recommend NASA's Symphony of the Planets. I fucking love that.
That is impressive, dude, you seriously made that work for you so fucking well. Very cool.

[Asher Gray]

Thanks a lot! Glad you liked my other stuff. I still haven't checked out much of your work besides Cosmogram; I'll have to get on that. Also, do you know if there's a way to listen online to that Will Cullen Hart album you were comparing that other guy's music to?

I'm a big fan of E6, the Music Tapes, and Julian Koster, but I haven't listened to much Chocolate USA. I'll check em out some more.

[Jordan Torres]

Very very cool stuff.
I cannot find it anywhere, I don't even remember where I got it in the first place. Probably here back when sharethreads were a little easier pre-Mediafire shutting down.
The Music Tapes are great and Mary's Voice is fucking amazing. Definitely check out Chocolate USA, they had some great stuff.

I appreciate it, Cosmodrome is the least indicative of what sort of music I generally make. It was sort of just a little experiment I had in the back of my head for a while that I was proud enough with to release.

[Asher Green]

Thanks man! We got a bunch of tapes, we just need to add them to our bandcamp! Check back in a bit and they should be there.

[Christian Howard]

sunsetsymphonyorchestra.bandcamp.com/album/greetings-from-coney-island-full-ep

>Lo-fi
>Psychedelic Pop
>Summercore

[Adrian Brown]

Screw the other thread, bumppp

[Angel Jones]

deepwebscarface.bandcamp.com/album/roadkill

>EP
>Industrial
>experimental
>abstract hip hop

this would make a great sci-fi horror videogame soundtrack, something like dead space.

you got a lot of good shit on your page, Transient Life is so far my favorite altho the piano doesn't fit too well, but i will check the rest of it

this shit is really great, one of my favorite here

[Hunter Hughes]

cyruswirth.bandcamp.com/album/flower-world
>happy electronic music, fast paced and intricate, math elements, SHIT FOR YOUR GAMECUBE

recs:
this is melting my brain, also the ps2 sound sample $$$$$$$$$
this shit is delicious

[Charles Howard]

profoundcarnage13.bandcamp.com/album/im-angrier-than-you

>Death-doom

profoundcarnage13.bandcamp.com/album/cant-relate

>Indie rock
>Emo

this is real good. nice riffs, great guitar tone and production. I like "Reflector" a lot.

[Samuel Bennett]

samweinberg3.bandcamp.com/album/call-it-anything

>indie pop

Nostalgic as fuck. Fun to listen to. Keep working on your melody-writing skills.

Love the Beach Boys influence. Cool production and instrumentation. Try adding more dynamics throughout your songs though. Quiet points and loud points to add contrast to a single song. Keep it up.

You've got a great voice and a good ear for writing beautiful melodies.
Would like to hear you add some drums and bass to your acoustic instruments. Good shit

Try going for more dense textures with different instruments rathwe than just adding effects to a single instrument

[Anthony Allen]

Hello!

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/album/improvisations-i
>Solo piano improvisations
>Bit ambient-ish

Finishing the second one. Something new will hopefully come out of it!

Also, one of the unreleased Epiglottis albums is now OUT!

cbrcbr.bandcamp.com/album/the-raven
>loop-based dark ambient
>combination of digital and analog means

Some people I really like:
Gub boi

[Benjamin Lopez]

henrypa.bandcamp.com/

>indie pop
>experimental
>philly

lp cumn (,:

[Jeremiah Murphy]

punkrockopera.bandcamp.com/album/the-bad-plants-nerve-damage-1982-album

>Punk
>Stoner Rock, Jazz
>80s music.
>No its not actually from 1982

i dig the noise experiment with a beat at least. makes it much more listenable. like youve given me at least a breathe of air before you drop me in the depth of space to see what lives out there. most other just throw ya out without that breathe.

This is a fun record. something i genuinely enjoyed. Well done. its hard to combine blues with anything and not have the blues feel be swollen whole but you did this well.

this is quite pleasant. the noise floor was pretty high so i was worried it was gonna be crap but this is really nice and upbeat, maybe a little bit too sweet for me. but nice in little pieces. i gave ya a download

too sweet pop for me, even the slower stuff. but it is very nice. im sure this is someones favorite album, but just not me... sorry.

[Liam Jenkins]

willsmith.bandcamp.com/

bitch im madonna

[Carson Foster]

crosspolar.bandcamp.com

[Tyler Green]

thanks dudes, I honestly appreciate the feedback! Still a fan of both your stuff

[Wyatt Martinez]

Bump

[Sebastian Reyes]

theskycallstous.bandcamp.com/album/an-heirs-era-of-unaired-errs

>Post-Rock, Noise Rock, Electronic
>Collection of B-Sides and Unreleased tracks
>Influenced by 90s sample & MIDI based, rock-ish video game OSTs (Doom, Genesis games, etc.)
>Cassettes available

[Ryder Parker]

columnaris.bandcamp.com

>bowed guitar
>ambient
>experimental
>new album!

Just dropped a new album last night titled "Algae Blooms"; basically it's improv through loads of delay or reverb, depending on the track. I'd be eager to hear what folks think of this one.

[Jonathan Peterson]

This is great. I'm definitly buying a tape once they hit the bandcamp.

This is really eerie and cool. Your artwork implies a tape is available/in the works, would tat be correct? I'd love one. This is the kind of music that I'd love to drive around at night in my '91 Sunfire with the tape deck and the half flat tire.

I'm btw

[Jace Clark]

totinoboy.bandcamp.com/

>trap
>dark

[Adam Moore]

nebulosads.bandcamp.com/releases

>dark ambient, dungeon synth
I'm five songs deep in my next release, should be out soon

Recs:
I listened to this earlier, I really liked it! What can you say about the creative process for each track, and the album as a whole? How much was each track influenced by the diatom or plankton that they are named after?

[Caleb Nguyen]

Thank you.

Yes, there will be tapes with some bonus tracks and outtakes in the somewhat near future, just working out some details and adjust masters to be fit for the purpose of taping. Follow me on Twitter/Bandcamp to keep an eye on them. There's some extra goodies here too: gaia.industries

Will check your release too in a bit, quickly listened to a few tracks and first impressions are very positive!

Peace.

[Aiden Smith]

anemicwolf.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-empty

i have an ep and a single, with another ep on the way.

i mainly do this very 90s-ish indie rock mixed with some lo fi oddities i kinda of lack one particular sound so i'm just floating between shit until i find one

i'll be back with reccs soon

[Owen Bennett]

youtube.com/watch?v=LgnYgrglVM4&feature=youtu.be

What do you think ? It's a good cover ?

[Connor Wood]

what happened to the gimmick?

[Jaxon Richardson]

triteicerecords.bandcamp.com/

>Experimental, Label, Various Genres

>THE BRAND NEW RECORD LABEL BY JACOB HUTTO IS NOW OPEN! OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS!

The first 12 Trite Ice releases, initially under the Jacob And Friends label, are now on our new page!

Also, congrats to Eric Taxxon, for getting his new album, The Anthill, reviewed by Spectrum Pulse: youtube.com/watch?v=GIM5Y5ZWjnM

Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. Thank You. :)

Solo Bandcamp:
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com

Proud Supporter Of:

[Austin Jackson]

This is great. Tracks 2, 5 & 6 are beautiful.

- Crosspolar

[Luis Bennett]

Thanks, mane! I've listened to your stuff before, and I quite enjoy it as well! Looking forward to the new album!

As for the creative process, there kind of wasn't any haha. Most of these tracks were recorded improv that may have simply been influenced by my own toying around before recording. That being said, I think I have a slight GY!BE influence that can be heard in the delayed bowed guitar. As for the genus names, most of them I just randomly assigned to tracks, although they seem to have fitted into each track nicely in a certain sense (with the exception of Hydrodictyon. I still don't see a lot of sense in that track's Algae). Asterionella was named due to its twinkly, celestial-ish sound. Funny, the first three tracks are technically not named after Algae, but after Cyanobacteria, although these are also known as blue green algae. Microcystis I feel is maybe the most "well known" (?) of the cyanotoxin producing freshwater Cyanobacteria genuses, so maybe that, in combination with the thought of the toxin it produces with a similar name, might have had to do with the naming of that track, which is, I would say, the centerpiece of the album.

[Caleb Rogers]

lunarsynthesis.bandcamp.com/releases

>a lo-fi, acoustic and distorted hodgepodge of indie pop

[John Price]

Thank you kindly!

I definitely got some strong GY!BE vibes throughout. That's pretty neat that a lot of this was improvised, I respect that. Asterionella (from what little I know about cyanobacteria and other algae related organisms) is in a fragile, glass-like shell, so the twinkliness really does work. All in all, well done!

[Eli White]

Thank you, my good man! Asterionella cells also will arrange themselves in a somewhat star-like formation, which I'm guessing is the influence for the genus name

[Isaiah Wilson]

basementvacation.bandcamp.com

>singer-songwriter
>recorded on laptop mic with audacity -- i mean, uh, "lo-fi"
>just re-recorded a couple songs
>new song
>free track downloads (NYP $0)

will come back later to do feedback

[Nicholas Rodriguez]

bmp to kill the old thread

[Jack Powell]

Have any tapes?

[Easton Thomas]

Not yet, replied to someone else above in a bit more depth but in short: coming soon, short run, with extra tracks & outtakes.

Meanwhile enjoy these: gaia.industries

Thanks for the interest!

- Crosspolar

[Asher Williams]

mhva.bandcamp.com
succ/ambient/drone/lotsaloops/glitch/atmospheric HEHE

[Daniel Torres]

audacity is the shit, I use it as well.

do you have any cool tricks you use? any EQ stuff or combinations of the effects and so on?

[Isaac Lopez]

The only thing I really use is the noise reduction feature so I can get rid of white noise in the background and some of the guitar/mic feedback. Other than that, nothing much. I tried using the reverb function once but it made my voice sound stupid.

[Dylan Ross]

>used to post here often
>used to be one of the more popular people in these threads
>stopped posting
>now i dont recognize a single person in these threads

quite a bummer feeling. its like where did the time go

[Josiah Morris]

Post your bc user, I always post here with a new release, I'm sure I'll recognise you.

[Jacob Thompson]

>now I don't recognize a single person
Isn't that the way it's supposed to be here? Instead of posting the same exact shit every day?

[Jace Wilson]

weouthere2010.bandcamp.com/

youd think. didnt stop a lot of people. certain people hung around for a long time

[John Scott]

enigmaticennui.bandcamp.com/album/7-36

>Vapour, experimental, drone

[Aaron Price]

chrissatin.bandcamp.com/releases

please let me know what you think. recorded in my bedroom last month

[William Gutierrez]

borrachocaddies.bandcamp.com/
>indie rock

[John Jones]

Support me, I'm doing an ambient project:
christianhdez.bandcamp.com/

>ambient
>electronic

[Julian Jones]

ok I'm back like I said

this is pretty rough honestly, it comes off as try-hard artsy and most of the songs sound the same, and not in a good way either. there's some potential there but the songs are pretty un-memorable. guitar is way too sharp and overpowering in the recording too.

this is actually really good
lyrics are pretty generic sounding but otherwise i like it

[Ayden Collins]

thanks for the feedback man i'm glad you like it, i honestly agree that the lyrics to that particular songs are pretty empty, hence the empty in heavy empty(heavy refers to the music it self)

so i listened to your stuff, for a laptop mic the guitars sound really good, and the vocals are good if a bit quiet sometimes but thats cool

[Ian Jackson]

bigrare.bandcamp.com/
>lofi hip hop
>beats
>instrumental

[Julian Hill]

churchdads.bandcamp.com

> blues rock
> Minneapolis
> jam elements
> babbys first house recording

my band... im on drums... thnx

[Ryder Lopez]

lunaratlas.bandcamp.com/album/anticlimax

>psychedelic pop

It's free and it's good, download and enjoy

[Nicholas Rivera]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Just gave your release a listen and I really enjoyed it. Very dreamy and spacey. Favorite tracks were "Folding Down" and the title track.