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Colton Bailey
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resurrectionmary1.bandcamp.com
supermagnet.bandcamp.com
columnaris.bandcamp.com
thefullmontesquieu.bandcamp.com
metadiscorse.bandcamp.com
altarboy100.bandcamp.com
scrugley.bandcamp.com
totinoboy.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
hazyfadedcollective.bandcamp.com
umbralash.bandcamp.com
cheraxdestructor.bandcamp.com
yamir.bandcamp.com
rateyourmusic.com
open.spotify.com
uglysweaterparty.bandcamp.com
noriginal.bandcamp.com
spinrilla.com
vidropele.bandcamp.com
akeswick.bandcamp.com
searchingrecords.bandcamp.com
andrewyounker.bandcamp.com
christianlovers.bandcamp.com
redwatermusic.bandcamp.com
nebulosads.bandcamp.com
spookydreamland.bandcamp.com
venderstrooik.bandcamp.com
hazyfadedcollective.bandcamp.com
zetaaquarii.bandcamp.com
yhvh666.bandcamp.com
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
play.spotify.com
rateyourmusic.com
carefulcreature.bandcamp.com
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Jason Baker
resurrectionmary1.bandcamp.com
>garage rock
>psych
>noise
Charles Cooper
NEW ALBUM
supermagnet.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi indie rock, folk
>recorded while listening to a lot of Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, and Slowdive
>political songs
All money goes to charity. Free if you choose.
Oliver Gonzalez
>ambient
>"experimental"
>bowed guitar
>new album
The new album "Algae Blooms" was basically a lot of improvisation through delay or reverb, depending on the track.
Leo Bell
thefullmontesquieu.bandcamp.com
>lofi, postrock, avant garde
>harmonica, electroacoustic
David Hughes
(Me)
This guitar, especially right at the start, reminds me of Swell Maps.
Very cool sound, like psych-post-punk, I'm here for that.
Eternal rec, one of the best dudes in these threads right now.
Brandon Lee
Really sweet and pleasant voice. Production quality is pretty nice too
metadiscorse.bandcamp.com
>alt-psych
>downtempo
>progressive
Thank you in advance
Robert Long
This is very very cool, very weird, love this mix of instruments, not enough musicians are making competent and weird straight avant-garde like this. Keep it up, my dude.
>Really sweet and pleasant voice. Production quality is pretty nice too
I really appreciate that.
I love your voice, and this production is great, sounds sort of like a mix of Stereolab and Mercury Rev (Deserter's Songs era). Very dreamy and jazzy.
Jordan Martinez
Thanks for kind words, good sir! I don't know that I'd put myself that high up, but thanks!
Cameron Baker
Thank you man, Keep making your folk. You really seem to have the voice for it. And thank you man, much love. That means a ton.
me
Cooper Anderson
altarboy100.bandcamp.com
LoFi/Noise/Experimental
Would luv some feedback, will do the same for everyone else when I hav more time to kill
Jonathan Butler
i feel so fucking sad right now, i dont even want to write about my stuff to share with you guys.
gonna listen your stuff to cheer up a little bit i guess.
Ryder Powell
Brody Hill
I really like the glitchy-ness of the first track. I found the second track to be a bit challenging, but again, I like challenges. Humble and Lonely was pretty great too, but Stop Saying That has to be my fav
me
Jace Cruz
umbralash.bandcamp.com
>grindcore,noisecore,cybergrind
i remember your stuff from a thread a while back, i still love that album with the bugs in a jar.
other recs
Matthew Cooper
cheraxdestructor.bandcamp.com
>split album between a friend and I (i'm tracks 1+4)
>house, microhouse, idm
>all proceeds are donated to various charities
really great instrumentals, a little iffy on the vox, feels like they could use some better mixing, effects and maybe like more intense melody
complexity is best track
love it when the textures get really thick here, love how it just keeps building, cool stuff.
love how sparse and simple these songs, but also feel like they could use some filling out with more instruments. definitely see the bobby dylan influence
Andrew Roberts
yamir.bandcamp.com
>noise rock
>experimental rock
>post-rock
>influenced by no wave and modern classical
>For Fans of Glenn Branca, early Sonic Youth, TBK-era Swans, and the New York No Wave scene
>new album 2017
>you can rate all of my releases on RYM if you're into that:
rateyourmusic.com
>please follow me on spotify, it really doesn't matter if you listen to me or not:
open.spotify.com
will listen to in a few moments
Easton Wilson
uglysweaterparty.bandcamp.com
Connor Mitchell
reeks
>experimental
>boom bap
>rap
Cooper Moore
really liking the instrumentation. very upbeat. artworks cool too.
great avant garde stuff. pretty challenging stuff
i like how chaotic this track gets towards the end. all the layering of the loops is well done
Christian Howard
march maybe? still need to make two songs
there will be physical copies
i like the lyrics, pretty well written. the voice and guitar sound kinda weird though, your voice sounds very distant and the acoustic is very echoey.
the drive home was particularly beautiful was particularly good, might eventually listen to more of the songs on here whenever i have more time. don't really have any particular criticisms, it's a perfectly well made song, nothing really needs any tweaking. sounds very well recorded too.
skipped around the first track, this isn't my type of thing. sorry! just a bit too repetitive and not much going on,
quietly sobbing knowing i'll never top a study in noise
Dominic Gomez
vidropele.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi/bedroom
>shoegaze/post-punk/post-rock
I just released my first EP. Any feedback is welcome :)
Good stuff I already know
Eli Bailey
Eternal rec
This is really interesting sonically I dig it a lot
This would fit right in on No New York. Love the influences I’m hearing in it.
stephenjdavies.bandcamp.com/album/seek-pleasure-kids
>lo-fi lyrical indie rock
>Diverse influences
>Midwestern feels
Ayden Bailey
akeswick.bandcamp.com
Recorded this acoustic EP to release during Bandcamp's ACLU fund drive, with all proceeds after BC's cut going to Planned Parenthood. Currently I'm matching all donations, to be donated on Monday.
Carter Lewis
>that no response feel
Ayden Richardson
I absolutely love the first track. The very ambient guitar getting saturated by the delay, and that euro-beat with it really makes me feel like I am on a quiet new york street driving really fast. Alone at sea and Harbour side were also really great. Great production too
and thank you for giving my stuff a listen. I hope to hear more of your guys stuff
me
Jack Gutierrez
searchingrecords.bandcamp.com
>free rock
>jam band
>stoner rock
>kosmische musik
>improv
>noisy shit
An unrelenting experience
This is pretty cool. I like the blend of noisy psych with garage rock. I also enjoyed the 10-minute psychedelic fuzz-fest. The guitarist is fucking awesome, by the way. Keep it up!
I love your experimental tendencies. Your concepts are quite fascinating and I'd to hear what you'd do in the future. I hope you like Matmos because your progressive take on avant-garde music will take you places.
Fuck, this is weird! I always love musicians who keep challenging their listeners so keep this up. Good luck trying to find an audience though.
Good songwriting and production. It's nice to hear someone from rural Wisconsin doing what they love.
I can definitely hear the Glenn Branca influence on this track. I checked out your earlier material and I liked the original blend of glitch, drone, and ambient.
I have to say, there are quite a few avant-garde musicians here trying their all. I must commend them.
Easton Perez
I was caught off guard by your voice. I like it, reminds me of a cross between Murder By Death and Joy Division.
Kevin Walker
I love how this first track builds. I'm really digging that drone
Kevin Howard
andrewyounker.bandcamp.com
BRAND NEW ALBUM
>post-punk, shoegaze, dream pop
>anxious
thank you all for the love
Landon Cruz
christianlovers.bandcamp.com
>noise, improvisation, black metal, power violence, screams
Recently released another album lol. We are also playing a show on March 3rd at Bridgetown DIY if any LA bros wanna support.
Recs
If you wanna hop on this show bro, let me know.
Nathan Foster
Loving this. Great vocals and noise. Definitely gonna download
Ryan Long
(Me)
I'm back
You're a fantastic musician and I'm sorry you're down. Much love.
I appreciate that, and yeah, I'm gonna be trying that going forward. I wanted an empty, echoey feeling for this one and it ain't perfect.
Eternal rec.
Yeah, see above. I wanted a specific sound for better or worse. Thanks for the feedback, I very much appreciate it.
Rec. This is fantastic, if you haven't checked it out, do so.
Another heavy rec.
Colton Howard
redwatermusic.bandcamp.com
>lofi ambient
>meditative/contemplative music
>winter melancholy
Good shit, definitely going to follow you on spotify for the sake of actually listening to you. A Study in Noise makes me want to smash shit in a good way.
Try to keep your head up man. I enjoy the music, so definitely keep that up.
Listening to this now. You've got me with the bowed guitar. That's a good fucking sound that really stands out compared to some of the other stuff on here. Only complaint is I wish you did some more EQ work on some of the tracks. Some of the higher frequencies are especially rough/abrasive in ways that they don't need to be. Maybe this is the sound you were going for, but that's just my honest opinion on it. Good stuff though.
Easton Green
nebulosads.bandcamp.com
>dark ambient
>dungeon synth
Just released this. Any feedback is appreciated!
Recs
(of course)
Brandon Lopez
Here
March 3rd is a Friday, so that's definitely a consideration
Justin Collins
I'll have to see if the other band members aren't busy that day.
Christian Ramirez
For sure man. You can just contact me by email through bandcamp or Facebook/Instagram @christianloversnoise
Nathan Fisher
>all the other threads live up to 100+ replies
>tfw you finally manage to be the first in a thread
>suddenly it dies at 40
why hast thou forsaken me god
Logan Price
spookydreamland.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi
>psych rock
>spacey
Jaxon Thomas
It's a saturday night man. Not everyone is sad and alone browsing Sup Forums
Jackson Fisher
>Vinyl
>Cassette
>Pre Order (new vinyl EP)
venderstrooik.bandcamp.com
>Electronica
>Electro // Wave // Dub // Tribal // Techno
>Hardware
Liam Walker
>This would fit right in on No New York.
i'm flattered
>I checked out your earlier material and I liked the original blend of glitch, drone, and ambient.
ooh, that's not a compliment i get often! the glitch/drone/ambient side of me is still going to be part of my music, but in a smaller amount. there definitely will be moments on the new album reminiscent of those days.
>A Study in Noise makes me want to smash shit in a good way.
how do you smash shit in a good way?
some people (or at least me) get turned off by memey looking pictures and think it's going to be a stupid mess of maymays even when your music may or may not be ( i wouldn't know, haven't heard it! ) also it's a bit tough to fit in to the circlejerk of the threads, try your best to give as much feedback as possible to guilt people into listening to your music. also maybe work on better album art.
Logan Hughes
>cyberpunk
>dreampunk
>vapor
>anime
Released my first album, its going out on a net label later this month.
It's available here:
hazyfadedcollective.bandcamp.com
Rec-
Asher Lopez
Hi,
We've posted our second demo two days ago on bc.
zetaaquarii.bandcamp.com
It's heavily influenced by shoegaze, blackgaze and post-rock. Alcest was our main influence there, but we're looking forward to find our own sound. I hope you will like it.
Jackson Ramirez
>electronic, hip hop, beats, experimental, ambient, synth
carefulcreature.bandcamp.com
I just put up a new 6 track moments ago.
Also, I recently made my discography super cheap (2.50) and it's 19 releases in total.
Alexander Wright
Hello, i'm a bedroom self-taught musician from Russia, sorry in advance for my lame eng.
I made this album not so long ago and for some time i've been busy with sending it to a couple theme public groups in our social network, it gain some attention (very little ofc, nearly faint), but in the process suddenly i found that beyond ru net i know practically nothing of how diy homemade fucks, such as myself, search for listeners/feedback in the eng net,
I'm not talking bout commercial success, of course. It's just that i cant even determine style/genre myself, i've never bothered myself with those thoughts while playing/recording.
So, i'm asking for any feedback and any advice you can give about where should i put it (up the ass, in the window, etc) and what audience should i search, is it even worth it.
Basically it can be described as math/a little noise rock, instrumental, i guess. I prefer to call it simply a dance music (cause you can dance to it), it was only conception i had in mind while recording it.
Cameron White
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
>ambient-rock, instrumental, soundtrack, easy listening, chamber-rock, mood-music, indietronica, post-pop, morricone-ish, art-pop
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all discography at name your price
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recs
Benjamin Bennett
Columnaris here.
Yaaaaaaaay new Nebulosa album! Just got done listening to the first song now; this certainly has an icier feel to it; perhaps it's the newer sounds you're using. Keep up the good work, m'man!
Julian Jenkins
Ryan Roberts
idirei.bandcamp.com
Newest Music Video: youtube.com
Newest Single:
youtube.com
>Hip-Hop/Rap