There's gold in them thar shills!
columnaris.bandcamp.com
New split with Nebulosa and Einhorn! Check it out, and then check out their stuff.
Bandcamp thread
Elijah Hall
Other urls found in this thread:
morpheuslunae.bandcamp.com
erictaxxon.bandcamp.com
profoundcarnage13.bandcamp.com
streamerror.bandcamp.com
scrugley.bandcamp.com
nohomesinpeace.bandcamp.com
pagodamast.bandcamp.com
cutd.bandcamp.com
gabrielgabriel.bandcamp.com
noriginal.bandcamp.com
nirgal.bandcamp.com
youcantparkherebeforeapril1st.bandcamp.com
malformedchild.bandcamp.com
slavebeaverevolt.bandcamp.com
alientale.bandcamp.com
dave-roland.bandcamp.com
nebulosads.bandcamp.com
electronicwarbear.bandcamp.com
haemolacria.bandcamp.com
quizmve.bandcamp.com
series200.bandcamp.com
cereal7.bandcamp.com
autumncyrisliv.bandcamp.com
triteicerecords.bandcamp.com
wyattsnow.bandcamp.com
dodahavet.bandcamp.com
akusma.bandcamp.com
re-gen.bandcamp.com
viscerum.bandcamp.com
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
speakewithpeacemthr1.bandcamp.com
nomadicrituals.bandcamp.com
nirione.bandcamp.com
chiaro.bandcamp.com
kleinmann.bandcamp.com
partyklaan.bandcamp.com
iodineiris.bandcamp.com
abracadanny.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
twitter.com
instagram.com
michaelgerwatowski.bandcamp.com
retrieval.bandcamp.com
bouri.bandcamp.com
90sneptune.bandcamp.com
samrihiphop.bandcamp.com
bphax.bandcamp.com
bigrare.bandcamp.com
iselder.bandcamp.com
youtu.be
youtu.be
worksovcauldron.bandcamp.com
slowhorsepublishing.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Jordan Rogers
morpheuslunae.bandcamp.com
>noise so interesting people can't stop talking about it
>also dark ambient, rhythmic noise, dark electro and all kinds of gritty experimental music
>I have music cassettes!
Imma listen to stuff posted in this thread that is from genres interesting to me.
Jacob Rogers
Austin Carter
profoundcarnage13.bandcamp.com
>Indie rock, post-rock, math rock, noise rock
Nathaniel Turner
>lo-fi
>electronic
>beats
Mason Scott
>depressive/melancholic music
>each release its different, so pick your poison
>now you can get all 11 releases for just 0.50
reccing
Dominic Nelson
nohomesinpeace.bandcamp.com
Please enjoy the very first No Homes in Peace collaborative release. Strange sounds, mystical visions, and ethereal feelings lie ahead as you traverse this fantastical creation.
An associated physical CD will also be produced very soon if you wish to purchase a copy for your collection - stay posted.
Alexander Adams
I am listening to this even though hip hop is not my preferred style at all. Blush has something going on. The music is solid. Not perfect but solid. What I don't like is the self-referentiality of hip hop but I guess not much can be done about that. The flow is quite alright but to me the voice sounds too small in there. Trembling and a bit shivering but not in a good way.
Cooper Ortiz
Whoops, I meant "Deborah Cliff". I'm now a Blush. I think it also has to do with the mixing of the voice. Could use some more oomph, especially since you seem to be about the lyrics. Right now it ducks too much behind the music for my taste.
Evan Martinez
pagodamast.bandcamp.com
>dungeon noise
>new split with nazgal dracul
>tapes in progress, other tapes for sale
John Young
you're a great musician, despise what the indie-boys say ;)
Julian Robinson
>experimental
Robert Perry
oh yeah
Debut single from a band that I've been in for years, this is our first real release. I'm not actually on it but I'll be on the full length!
>indie pop
>arty
>bedroom gabrielgabriel.bandcamp.com
Jayden Adams
>gabrielgabriel.bandcamp.com
I love it dude
Austin Green
Why tyrannus, didn't expect to see you here
Jordan Cruz
Jason Sullivan
nirgal.bandcamp.com
>harsh noise
>blackened noise
Reccing this:
I like what I've heard from these as well:
Colton White
Thanks for listening, while I love the single too the full length is going to be so fucking good. I feel like I can say that because I'm not really going to be doing THAT much on the album. Just some guitar here and there I'm guessing. It's really going to be way more about the other guys on the album haha. The full length is going to be really varied lots of different sounds, even more fleshed out instrumentation...it's gonna be dope trust me.
Kevin Nelson
Since nothing got posted that is weird and dark experimental music I will just go in order, I guess.
This has some appeal but it's not really for me because of the style.
Especially the first track sounds very generic to my ears. It screams "instrumental hip hop beats" to me.
But overall it has potential. I can appreciate the production.
I listened to Transient Life. I'm not a fan of electric guitars so I went straight to the new split. This is more to my liking. I think I already listened to Epiglottis's part when it got posted in an earlier thread.
Adrian Baker
youcantparkherebeforeapril1st.bandcamp.com
>pop punk
>math punk
Isaac Ross
>experimental, glitch
>inspired by Trout Mask Replica
hey guys, I'm making new material. It's probably going to sound like the track Brain Trauma, albeit more distorted and synthy
Julian Scott
Hey, this is not bad at all! It's HNW but it doesn't fall into the trap of being long and boring.
I'd love to hear more about your general process and any upcoming projects.
Leo White
slavebeaverevolt.bandcamp.com
>electronic
>experimental
>hip hop
Levi Miller
Thanks for the feedback, it actually isn't that much about the lyrics until the last two tracks, I put a lot of effort into making the beats emotive and unique.
Dylan Miller
This is definitely creative, would dig a whole album of this stuff
Carson Gray
Look like a lot of the same ppl here, i've most likely given whatever feedback i could already
>Hip-hop, electronic, plenty of sampling and details
>sorta psychedelic and melancholic i guess
Evan Richardson
dave-roland.bandcamp.com
>ambient, retrowave, electronica
Jordan Reyes
nebulosads.bandcamp.com
>dark ambient
>dungeon synth
New release underway. Making usage of that bowed psaltery.
Recs
Fancy seeing you boys here
Anthony Sanchez
Oh yeah I've been on Sup Forums since 2011
Sebastian Kelly
electronicwarbear.bandcamp.com
>Electronic
>chill beats
>Synthwaveish
released a new EP
Carson Ross
Who art thou, fellow dungeoneer?
Noah Richardson
I listened to the entire album. It's surprisingly unobtrusive and nice to listen to. To others it might appear as "not interesting enough", though. Some variation or shorter pieces might be better. But I liked the hypnotic nature of the songs. I wish the ending of the last song wasn't as abruptly.
Daniel Hall
damn, thanks, i honestly didn't expect people to like it this much
Levi Gutierrez
Why is that?
Blake Allen
thanks man
This album was mostly made using some puredata patches I whipped up run through various effects, then the last two were all sample manipulation. In general I like to experiment with whatever technique(s) I'm using for a track to find out what I can do to make different sounds I like, then once I've got a good handle on that I'll start recording. That way I can make longer and more interesting tracks almost entirely improvised, which in this style of music is important to me. When I try and improvise without knowing what'll produce certain sounds, I end up with a lot of uninteresting dead space I need to cut out later
I've got a couple more albums currently in the works. One is sort of close to being finished, it has more of a standard noise sound with lots of contact mic shit and feedback and what not, all loosely based around an apocalyptic concept. I'm also working on another one that'll be more atmospheric/melodic and a lot more based in compositions rather than improvisation, but I don't even have any tracks for that one written so it'll be quite a while
Jaxon Martin
not sure, just felt as if people would think it's shit
I'm very critical of my own music idk
Owen Lewis
This is my first EP:
haemolacria.bandcamp.com
>dungeon synth
>dark ambient
>experimental
Recs:
(I like the industrial NIN/Skinny Puppy sound)
(something I'd listen to at a funeral)
(see above)
Daniel Miller
>music made from only Youtube videos with less than 20 views
Luke Diaz
I am known in the dungeons as Nazgal Dracul
Luis Moore
series200.bandcamp.com
Not sure if you guys know this already, but they're offering another issue of human story 3 on clear and black vinyl. I remember mentioning it to one user and he had no clue, so wanted to see who else know of it and decided to buy it.
Michael Hernandez
cereal7.bandcamp.com
>10 hip hop songs with samples and basslines and stolen rap verses
Robert Adams
copyright infringement/10
Andrew Hill
but that applies to the entire genre though
Logan Williams
autumncyrisliv.bandcamp.com
synth-pop, lo-fi
Any listening is much obliged and critiques are welcome.
Kevin Torres
>Experimental, Label, Various Genres
>A LABEL ALWAYS OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS OF ANY GENRE!
>Month's theme: April Ambiance. We start off with three new releases.
>RedWater
>Overdrawn
>Logan, Utah, Ambient, Drone, Noise.
>Eric Taxxon
>Blush
>Santa Cruz, California, Beat Poetry, Experimental Hip-Hop, Experimental Rap, Indie Rap, Rap.
>Atlas Prime
>Anthology
>Houston, Ambient, Electronic, Minimal, Minimal Synth.
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. Thank You. :)
Solo Bandcamp:
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
NEW AMBIENT SOLO ALBUM - APRIL 25TH
Proud Supporter Of:
Gabriel Turner
wyattsnow.bandcamp.com
>Punk Rock ep
>2 songs
>kinda funny
>I made all by myself in like an hour
Wyatt Lewis
dodahavet.bandcamp.com
I found this album really nice.
Caleb Smith
akusma.bandcamp.com
Here's some atmospheric post-metal/post-rock i just found about a couple days ago.
Luis Long
re-gen.bandcamp.com
> psych rock/pop
> recently released on tape.
rec:
is your last name actually roland?
Brayden Torres
viscerum.bandcamp.com
>noise
>harsh noise
Grayson Miller
krainauts.bandcamp.com
Isaiah Moore
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
> Ambient
> Indie
> Math Rock
>Post Rock
> emo
Aaron Cook
ahh its been a min since I've been on one of these threads.
I've been working on a poetry project separate from my music, but new stuff is coming soon amigos.
>atmospheric
>ambiant
>midwest emo
Owen Bell
am an idiot because forgot to post my bandcamp
speakewithpeacemthr1.bandcamp.com
rip
Josiah Martin
I like this quite a bit, nice and crunchy and harsh as fuck
If you don't mind my asking, what kind of techniques were you using here?
Asher Wood
Nomadic Rituals
Heavy Doom/Sludge
nomadicrituals.bandcamp.com
Ryder Jenkins
nirione.bandcamp.com
>techno
>dub techno
>minimal techno
>acid techno
>ambient techno
enjoy.
Ryder Sullivan
>Electronic
Justin Collins
All of these fuck not adding anything to the thread. Fuck you. Hope you get raped tonight
Austin Clark
kleinmann.bandcamp.com
>Noise
>Maybe industrial
>Maybe power electronics
>Definitely not worth money
Hopefully I can keep a unique enough style to turn heads on my next release.
Jesus you have great variation for bandcamp harsh noise, I like how all the sounds kind of swell at different rates throughout the songs, it actually keeps me interested.
Wie geht es dir? Sadly do not have a cassette player but would gladly purchase, how many are left on Dunkle Tage?
Michael Morris
Shit wrong picture
Jason Rogers
relly cool album :o
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>drone
>noise
>experimental
>not harsh
partyklaan.bandcamp.com
Luis Peterson
iodineiris.bandcamp.com
>Ambient
>Concept album
>Piano-driven
Jaxon Barnes
Mir geht es sehr gut, mein Dude!
I've got some left. The cassettes are functional but I made them to look pretty as well so you can just put them on your shelf. You can just download Dunkle Tage, play it and pretend it's your cassette player making the noises.
Nathan Perez
Asher Edwards
Angel Nguyen
Kevin Collins
It's okay, but not okay enough to pay 8 bucks for it.
Jose Gomez
what the fuck mane
Justin Nelson
oh hey I know you
Xavier Lee
your first album is neat
Jeremiah Sanders
bouri.bandcamp.com
>noise rock
>space rock
>oddpop
>synthpop
>shoegaze
bouri is a band that makes music
Ayden Nguyen
>hip hop
Ethan Long
what are some cheap discographies for bloating your collection?
Owen Brooks
samrihiphop.bandcamp.com
>experimental hip hop
>first EPPPP
Robert Hernandez
That shit ir´s really tight! I dig it, thanks man!
Michael Sanchez
bphax.bandcamp.com
Might do a limited run of ST VOL 3 on cassette
Strong recs:
Austin Morris
Personally, I feel less motivated to listen to music the creator is unsure about. It turns off my entire interest for the artist. Almost everyone feels doubt towards their own creations but I think it just helps to not push those doubts onto the listeners.
I like that. Noise, I think, is also about the choice the artist makes in what to keep and what to throw away. Noise is not pure randomness as people keep saying. I will definitely listen to more from you.
The tags of the album made me get to the conclusion it was mostly about the lyrics. But you definitely succeeded in making the beats evoke something.
Ayden White
The best thing about making noise is the freedom in it, in my case every time I make it is like playing and instrument for the first time, and a lot of the time I actually do sample things like that. I base my style a lot in percussion because of the way I tap, I never do it on beat but I kind of do some vaguely musical things with a train of thought type variation. I use a twenty dollar desktop drumset and sample it for various pieces of songs.
Gabriel Jackson
>chill
>trap
>Sounds like an oxymoron but give it a try
The music would be free but I already ran out of 200 credits at the beginning of the month
Ryder Johnson
You do?
Benjamin Ward
Noise is definitely closest to artistic freedom. I make noise when I feel I can't produce any coherent song structure and just the process of making noise gives me so much inspiration and new ideas.
Also, I still got your album lying around to which I will listen to later tonight.
Jonathan Young
cheers dude, working towards one
Elijah Thompson
>welsh black metal with the title track being in welsh
>one man project who's happy he got added onto metal archives
>have cd's but also have a tape deck for those interested
Rec
Colton Cruz
Fair Rate...No Blind Hate
Jaxson Gray
Play Nice...Constructive Advice
Josiah Turner
Glad you like it!! I predominantly use an analog tone generator, a basic contact mic, and a couple circuit bent toys used pretty sparingly (since theyre played out af)
Ryan Scott
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Adrian Rodriguez
Jaxson Thomas
Thanks a bunch yo! I typically like to have my stuff really harsh and for me, if i dont have variety in timbre and tone, it gets boring really quickly.
Also reccing your stuff p hard!!
Good stuff if you're a fan of dark ambient vibes and rhythmic noise. I could never get the vibes like you have going there, very subdued and ominous
Jace Sullivan
I approve of this noise as well. It's definitely not of the boring kind. I'd love to hear more from you.
Colton Stewart
How much? $4? None?
Anthony Ortiz
I will check this out!
Oliver Reyes
Grimrik would say do something low, maybe $2 or $3. I would say do free. Are you trying to make money or get people to download your music? making it free will be the best way to get it downloaded
Benjamin Peterson
see:
Hunter Wood
cool
Adam Bell
slowhorsepublishing.bandcamp.com
>experimental
>tape loops
>some post rock
A soundtrack I made for a film by my friends and I. It's the first thing I made that I'm really proud with.
recs:
Aiden Morgan
I personally wouldn't usually pay for a bc album at all, mainly because I'd need to pay money into my paypal account first, that's just too much hassle. Also, i can just use a bc downloader.
Aiden Powell
More is being worked on! Very happy you like it, its taken a long while to get to where I think what im making is worthwhile
Ayden Edwards
I want people to listen to my music on Bandcamp, however I would appreciate some money too (which I need right now).
I'm not telling people to buy it because they can rip it from the site or whatever, but I'm suggesting that if they do like the EP they can buy it for $8 (I made it $8 because the fees, funds, etc. with PayPal and shit makes it go down to like $6.50 or something) or if they do like a particular track they can buy the track for like $1.
I never thought I'd end up "selling" my tracks, because I'm just really not that kind of person. Oh well...