New Bandcamp thread

[Henry Morales]

Post your pages rate the other

[Luis Brown]

svccy.bandcamp.com/releases

>chillwave
>synthwave
>dream

[Josiah Fisher]

check the collab w the huttoad

noriginal.bandcamp.com

>experimental
>boom bap
>rap

my squad
spinrilla.com/mixtapes/goose-rage-therecap

[Nolan Cook]

totinoboy.bandcamp.com/

>trap
>dark

soundcloud.com/totinoboy

hazyfadedcollective.bandcamp.com

[Lucas Ortiz]

graceuk.bandcamp.com/album/abstract-creation

>sludge pop
>noise
>doom

Will be back later to review later etc

[Lucas Sullivan]

>dream pop

joshsleeps.bandcamp.com/album/tubular-resonance-split-with-toypurina

recc:

[Michael Moore]

deniskaldesnoen.bandcamp.com/

>dark ambient
>burzum silent hill inspired

[Justin Young]

vidropele.bandcamp.com/releases
>lo-fi/bedroom
>shoegaze/post-punk/post-rock

Good stuff I already know

[Austin Hall]

lull-music.bandcamp.com

>ambient/ electronic

[Xavier Martinez]

LATEST:
harshnoisewall.bandcamp.com/album/jf-li-mag-ny
>wall noise
>static ambient
>drone?
>6 textures to describe loneliness, depression and suicide

varsas.bandcamp.com/
>shit with noise
>shit without noise
>shit that's nothing but noise

Constructive criticism is welcome, rather than a simple "rec"

[Tyler Young]

armsdealer.bandcamp.com/album/wholesale

>industrial hip hop, trap, noise, rap, electronic
>tapes available

[Connor James]

uoo amazing album dude
good stuff rec!!

[Matthew Carter]

I really loved this.

dave-roland.bandcamp.com/album/the-original-music-to-the-last-ride

>synthpop, ambient, original soundtrack

New songs being made every week!

I'm curious, how long does everyone usually work on a song? How long does it usually take for you all to make an entire album?

[Aaron Reed]

Oh hi Mark!

epiglottis.bandcamp.com/album/tired-travels
>a collaboration with Eelot (eelot.bandcamp.com)
>drone, ambient, modern classical
>Side A is better

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

Recs:
>New songs being made every week!
Jolly good mate!
>I'm curious, how long does everyone usually work on a song? How long does it usually take for you all to make an entire album?
Depends, but for me it is around three months of grind and laying.

(Gub is gud, Gub is luv)

[Evan Evans]

Too much... for 20 minutes of music for me took months of work ahahah

[Juan Reyes]

That's a relief then. I've spent a few weeks on just one song when my old method for previous albums was a single day of improvising.

[Evan Parker]

>my old method for previous albums was a single day of improvising.
all your old songs were just quick improvs?

[Juan Bennett]

Fatal Nostalgia
soundcloud.com/fatal-nostalgia
>post-rock,blackgaze, ambient

Cyberwave
soundcloud.com/cyberwave
>Experimental, IDM, ambient/noise

[Luke Wilson]

>I'm curious, how long does everyone usually work on a song? How long does it usually take for you all to make an entire album?
My old albums were all made in one or two days, maybe a week.
As for the next Shum album, I've been working on it for months now because I'm a lazy shit and I don't want to force it.

[Henry Rivera]

Ah-doy, wrong links:

Fatal Nostalgia
fatalnostalgia.bandcamp.com/
>post-rock, shoegaze/blackgaze, ambient

Cyberwave
cyberwave.bandcamp.com/
>IDM, experimental, noise, ambient

[Caleb Miller]

Very nice! Keep up the good work. I really like the artworks of your tracks.

Here is our second demo. We're working on an LP.

zetaaquarii.bandcamp.com/track/delta

>shoegaze, post-rock, vegangaze

[Matthew Wilson]

>zetaaquarii.bandcamp.com/track/delta

Thank you, much appreciated! I really dig your style too; vegangaze is an interesting way to label it, but I love it. Doomgaze in particular -- stuff like Nadja and Jesu is always really good in my opinion, keep up the great work,

[Josiah Bailey]

Thank you! We love Jesu and Nadja, though Alcest is our main influence.

[Logan Watson]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/

>depressive/melancholic music
>each release is different
>i like trains and suburban misery

liked these guys

[Michael Sanchez]

searchingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/yukon-territorial-expansion

>free rock
>stoner rock
>space rock
>Kosmiche Musik
>free improvisation
>noisy shit
I love your guys' sound. I just wished the vocals were mixed higher, but the lo-fi production for the most part complements the music.
This is very nice. You guys listen to Popol Vuh? And don't be too hard on yourself, side B is good too.
I always like me some good blackgaze. Songwriting is great, but try to control the clipping in the mixing.
>>

[Jason Price]

I can't say much about harsh noise since it is that. But since I like listening to harsh noise, I like what you're doing. Rec
I'm not vegan, but this is great. You guys listen to Les Discrets? You stated that you were influenced by Alcest, so you've probably heard them as well. It's also fitting you guys are French.

[Daniel Williams]

Hi,
Our music isn't dedicated to vegan people, it's just that many of the band members and other people like the one that played the cello in our first demo are vegan. Also, our first demo was talking about the famous orca of SeaWorld that killed is trainers.

We like Les Discrets a lot, but have a preference for Alcest. We saw Les Discrets live a few days ago and it was a very nice experience, but they don't have the energy of Alcest imo.

Thank you very much for your feedback! Im glad you liked the song.

[Jaxson Nelson]

New Pedal New track.

mountkuma.bandcamp.com/album/no-input-no-worries
>Noise. Basically just a noise Project. Bedroom Improv edited down into a Sample size.

Thoughts...

[Jason Butler]

yeah, I know about literal killer whale. I haven't seen Blackfish yet, but I know about Sea World's business practices. I'm just glad they're no longer keeping whales in captivity.

[Ian Sullivan]

sorewigg.bandcamp.com

soundcloud.com/sorewigg

youtube.com/watch?v=xtbTpjlmFJM

>acid rap/trip hop
>experimental/chill out
>truth/spoken word
nice tracks to listen to guys keep it up

[Colton Morris]

systemnotfound.bandcamp.com/track/beware-beta-orbiter-instrumental-hiphop-beat

> Instrumental Hiphop about Beta Orbiter

[Chase Nguyen]

This is .

Much appreciate your opinion! Have to say I've listened to Popol Vuh but I never was fond of them. Can't say if Eelot did it but I'm sure to recommend it to him. he would much like it.
My only complain to the release you've shared is that it is a bit strange on the mixing and I can't be sure why that is. I like the parts of the piece I've heard so I'll surely listen to this entire thing once I get time.

[Liam Diaz]

andrewyounker.bandcamp.com/album/microchasm

BRAND NEW ALBUM

>post-punk, shoegaze, dream pop
>anxious

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[Adam White]

tagsieben.bandcamp.com

>>german
>>prog rock
>>prog metal

[Robert Walker]

thecleanupcrew.bandcamp.com/

Electronic, some dance influences. Some hip hop influences.

Reccs

[Brody Butler]

hazyfadedcollective.bandcamp.com/album/volume-i
>electronic
>lo-fi / indie
>chillwave
>vaporwave / vapor-trap

Hazyfaded Collective- No money. no contracts. Just a way for artists promote themselves and each other while building a bigger fan-base and gaining more exposure!

If your music fits any of the genres greentexted above, head over to the Hazyfaded website for more information and instructions on how to submit your music:

>hazyfaded.wixsite.com/hazyfadedcollective

Cheers!

RECS:

[Caleb Rogers]

chomskychessclub.bandcamp.com/
Debut album of a noise rock band I play bass in. Basically a compilation of best of tracks over the course of about 3 years.

Genre is a mix of
>noise rock
>lo-fi
>garage/indie rock

Major influences
>bass drum of death
>ty segall
>metz
>kyuss

If the whole album doesn't interest you here are some personal highlights in this order
>A1
>Knife
>Alchemist
>Customer Service
>Viking

Any form criticism is welcome!
chomskychessclub.bandcamp.com/

[Ayden Gutierrez]

cuddlyone.bandcamp.com
>bedroom
>influenced by post-punk

[Eli Hill]

eexee.bandcamp.com/album/down-the-avenue-ep

>alternative
>electronic
>indie
>folk - goth? I don't even know anymore

[Brayden Gray]

airbornmartin.bandcamp.com/album/entropy

>trance
>techno
>ambient
>post-rock

[Asher Campbell]

soundcloud.com/0teal

Pop
Synth
Fun

[Oliver Murphy]

Can you retards come back to this fucking thread and make something out of yourselves and do some commenting or are you that brain-dead to drop your boring ass stuff and leave?

+1 retardation points for posting Soundcloud in a BANDCAMP thread. Clap clap motherfucker.

[Jose Garcia]

RELAX SENPAI
THOSE GUYS MAKE SHIT MUSIC AND NO ONE CARES ABOUT THEIR OPINION.

[Isaac Foster]

salty loser

[Juan Ramirez]

90sneptune.bandcamp.com/

>retro hip hop

[Charles Harris]

He wants people to contribute to the thread. He must be salty. amirite?

[Oliver Morales]

I wanted to listen to thepablocollective.bandcamp.com, so I loaded a track, went for a drink and when I came back the page wasn't working, I've refreshed it and now it looks like it's gone. What happened?

[Isaiah White]

That only shows that I'm right, thanks user

[Daniel Torres]

t. dumbshit who never replies to other posters and feels entitled to any kind of feedback

[Charles Barnes]

edburger.bandcamp.com/

>la based
>sample-based
>not lo-fi boom bap

this is a new sound for me so feedback is much encouraged!
Rec:
(strange stuff but I dig it)
>70879108

[Bentley Martin]

Fixed the (You) for you

[Isaac Richardson]

wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com/releases

>ambient-rock, instrumental, soundtrack, uneasy listening, chamber-rock, mood-music, indietronica, post-pop, morricone-ish, art-pop

enter zero or more!
all discography at name your price

download, listen, share, rate!

play.spotify.com/artist/0zrkuqxllRnnbqH5oahFVh

rateyourmusic.com/artist/wacky_southern_current

rex

[Nicholas Gray]

Here

Listened through Ego death, Feeling the vibes on this one, the drums (even if they are robotic) sound good and not out of place within the song, and very nice strings, orchestra choir melodies that overlay. Would be nice with some vocals and maybe a bit more varied bass.

Loving the spreaded and wavey mix. Makes it sound larger than life and rather relaxing and melon collie like.

I think I talked about you last time. Good shit deffo rec

Sexy guitar tones dude, dig that shit. Also drums sound ace. Recording style weirdly reminds me of stoned Jesus. Also one of my good friends are from Latvia so big up!

[Jacob Martin]

I've got just one track on it but i mean it's all cool, got some more stuff on youtube though
march420.bandcamp.com/releases

[Alexander Parker]

So when my EP is finished and I rerecord it to put on Bandcamp, do I email a link to whatever small record company I like and hope they want to promote it? Because I have one more song to record before it's done and ready to rerecord with better equipment and put on my Bandcamp.

[Luke Garcia]

elemantraband.bandcamp.com/

>alternative/indie
>shoegaze/dream pop
>post punk
>FFO: Smashing Pumpkins, Built To Spill, Sunny Day Real Estate, Prince, Dinosaur Jr, The Cure

New music on the way, fucking come see us live

[Noah Ward]

maybe, oh I don't know, ask that small record company about this in your application or, alternatively, find their terms of applying i.e. what do they require for that application to be proper. jeez, so easy, ain't it?

[Thomas Bailey]

I haven't done anything professionally before, I just wanted to know if they would just listen to it and tell me if they want to be behind me or not.

[Adam Murphy]

Thanks a lot for the melon collie like. Truely appreciated.

[Nicholas Harris]

>I just wanted to know if they would just listen to it and tell me if they want to be behind me or not.
most likely - yes. or you will be unheard under a shitton of other applications. or they will just piss on you. it can go multiple ways.

[Brayden Bennett]

just promote yourself

[Logan Lopez]

this guy pretty much gets it. But if you already dont have a built in fan base that pays money and watches you live a lot, why in god's name would they want to sign you and promote you? So more than likely they wont listen to what you give them and you'll never hear back from them. I'm sure they get hundreds of submissions by the week

[Cameron Fisher]

Working on a new album with some experimental hip hop thrown in the mix. RAPPERS HIT ME UP.

misterpresident.bandcamp.com
>electronic
>neo-psychedelia

[Daniel Sanchez]

i only feedback guys who deserve it
most bandcamp tards here make such terrible shit that they aren't even worth talking about

good luck with your avantgarde-plunderphonics-trap-beats-drone-noise-folk-autistic screeching shit music

learn music theory first before asking for money online

[David Rivera]

Yeah, do I do that by just posting it everywhere and giving it away to anywhere and everywhere? I don't wanna use promoting places because those aren't real listens. I live near a pretty popular radio station that promotes local stuff, I can definitely give them a copy. Even if it's just burned.

[Isaiah Garcia]

Ad hominem ain't an argument buddy

[Daniel Brooks]

very interesting rec this!!!

[Brayden Baker]

I thought that's what studios are supposed to do, find out what's worth marketing/making popular. Guess that's why I don't sell music.

[David Davis]

>Yeah, do I do that by just posting it everywhere and giving it away to anywhere and everywhere?
yes.
>I don't wanna use promoting places because those aren't real listens.
so start by promoting YOURSELF in a way you find suitable
> I live near a pretty popular radio station that promotes local stuff, I can definitely give them a copy.
you are starting to answer your own question

[Samuel Lewis]

>I thought that's what studios are supposed to do
nope. studios are those things that you go into to record your music. it's with the mixing board and stuff, pretty easy to distinguish.
>find out what's worth marketing/making popular
we're not in the '60 anymore, sorry. that's what music agents and promoters are used for.
if you're small - start small. just gig around, play to some local radio stations, like, really small ones for starters. don't jump on the big horse or you'll get raped. or out of your head.

[Michael Myers]

right, I bet you're making extremely innovative and great music that has an incredibly wide appeal
the funny part is if I ask you to specify which post is yours, you'll bitch out and not link it. Which I don't really understand, shouldn't your music blow us all away? Don't you want that?

[Caleb Brown]

Okay. Thanks.

[Carson Smith]

New single: ditchdays.bandcamp.com/track/zowee
Second single: ditchdays.bandcamp.com/track/blue-chords-2
First single: ditchdays.bandcamp.com/track/melbourne-2

>Soft Rock
>Dream Pop
>Indie Rock

If you guys like these songs give us a like on Facebook! I´ll try to check as many camps as I can before going to class

[William Cooper]

talk shit post bc

[Levi Robinson]

Bampu Bandcampu

[Michael Rogers]

chiaro.bandcamp.com/releases

>Gay chiptune
>Interesting Experimental

[Cooper Russell]

Well, I tried to capture how the live setup was presented, so I purposefully panned the guitar and drums left and right. My bassist was initially baffled by this as well, but he got used to it when I explained my choices.

[Jonathan Thomas]

bump

[Adam Brooks]

It just wouldn't be a Sup Forums Sup Forums 2017 BandCamp Thread® without this little charming light blue square

[Julian Ross]

march420.bandcamp.com/
skippity bippity bop

[David Adams]

telefones.bandcamp.com/album/rack-your-noodle

i'm dyin for feedback on this tear me apart i dont give a shit just gimme somethin

[Josiah Howard]

basementvacation.bandcamp.com

>4-part band
>acoustic guitars/bass
>singer-songwriter
>folky
>free downloads (NYP $0)

[Grayson Martinez]

l-rai.bandcamp.com/

>Glitch, IDM, Ambient, Breaks, Various

Got new stuff up