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Dylan Miller
Other urls found in this thread:
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
rateyourmusic.com
wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
samweinberg3.bandcamp.com
tommyberuit.bandcamp.com
anajunno.bandcamp.com
lovecrypt.bandcamp.com
blackfoothawk.bandcamp.com
ecstasypolice.bandcamp.com
nirgal.bandcamp.com
davidbakerwave.bandcamp.com
youtu.be
fore-ver.bandcamp.com
111h111.bandcamp.com
dantedeluxe.bandcamp.com
speakewithpeacemthr1.bandcamp.com
bucket-collective.bandcamp.com
willsmith.bandcamp.com
willsmith.bandcamp.com
grassmilky24.bandcamp.com
graemesteinman.bandcamp.com
clyp.it
wyndwood.bandcamp.com
gdsenn.bandcamp.com
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
grammatikos.bandcamp.com
cosmiccycler.bandcamp.com
umbralash.bandcamp.com
unanimousmass.bandcamp.com
motherskunk.bandcamp.com
joshsleeps.bandcamp.com
elemantraband.bandcamp.com
mouseatouille.bandcamp.com
wewereanarmy.bandcamp.com
dirtydoommetal.bandcamp.com
frankiebroyles.bandcamp.com
graceuk.bandcamp.com
thehardtimes.net
christianlovers.bandcamp.com
murecords.bandcamp.com
mrshopewell.bandcamp.com
ricovansnax.bandcamp.com
ricovansnax.bandcamp.com
mjiggidy.bandcamp.com
chuckburied.bandcamp.com
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Matthew Phillips
>Experimental, Various Genres
>New Release
>Concerned Listener, Concerned Artist
>Ambient, Drone, Field Recordings, Glitch, Instrumental, Lo-Fi, Mental Health, Minimal, Modern Classical, Mono No Aware, Orchestral.
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. Thank You. :)
Label Bandcamp:
triteicrecords.bandcamp.com
Grayson Rivera
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
>Dark ambient mixed with some brighter stuff
>Created using analog and digital loops
>A conceptual release about one relationship and it's slow disintegration
I hope you'll enjoy this release. It took way too long to make it a reality.
If you want to hear more I'm over here:
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
>I do other ambient stuff and some piano stuff as well!
Don't forget to review my stuff on RYM (especially the newest *wink wink*)
rateyourmusic.com
Also, join us on the House of Sup Forumssicians FB group now!
groups slash 2195623053996766
Lovely:
Tyler Davis
You got it hoss
wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
>shoegaze with some 90s emo influence
>songs about loss, discontent, and poor coping mechanisms
>FFO: Sore Eyelids, Swirlies, Have a Nice Life, Kairon; IRSE!
>free as fuck so take it
rec'in hard, emotional af ambient and guaranteed to grow on you
I'll be back to return and give feedback as the thread fills up.
Juan Morales
Aww, thanks mate. Appreciate it!
Jaxon Price
>indie pop
>singer-songwriter
>folk
Isaiah Wright
tommy beruit - “bird! bird, bird”
>100% sample based
>noise pop
>bits of shoegaze/dance punk/instrumental hip hop
tommyberuit.bandcamp.com
100% of any money made thru this project goes to the lgbt+ charity the trevor project, link to their website on the page
cool stuff:
Tyler Jones
Jace Murphy
i forgot the image
Adrian Ward
>Industrial Hip-Hop
>Noise
lovecrypt.bandcamp.com
Give it a listen, it's under 6 minutes, download it if you like it, price it whatever you want.
RECS:
Joshua Powell
Fresh EP, get yer day one copy, dude
>desert rock
>blues rock
>thin excuses to play solos
Recs:
Brayden Allen
ecstasypolice.bandcamp.com
i'll check out everyone else's bandcamp in a sec
the last track is also the best track on this
>hypnagogic, ambient, synths, music,
Andrew Martin
im ive heard your stuff before -- i really dig it
this is bretty good
this is very good
Bentley Green
i just wanna say i like how the bass is so high in the mix
downloaded, will rec
Matthew Hughes
nirgal.bandcamp.com
>harsh noise
>harsh noise wall
>blackened noise
Recs
Asher Cruz
This is my solo project
If you have a listen I think you can say I like Joy Division and New Order
>postpunk
>synthpop
Here's my bandcamp (the EP is way darker than what im gonna do in the future)
davidbakerwave.bandcamp.com
Here's my youtube and my new single
Oliver Gonzalez
here, just wanna say you hit the 80s vibe perfectly, as soon as I heard the bass on the queued-up track, I thought early The Cure, the synth parts are also really fitting.
Cool vibe all around, enjoyed it, thanks!
Jace Turner
Logan James
Thank you very much!
Josiah Hill
lmao I forgot to rec ma bois
Owen Lewis
>chill
>beats
>lo-fi
>ambient
Juan Wright
dantedeluxe.bandcamp.com
>electronic
>experimental
>a bit noisy
reccin
Kevin Moore
Glad you were able to enjoy it ~ is there some context for these tracks btw? It's pretty mellow and enjoyable
Drums really kicked off that track you queued off. It's solid, rips on post punk bands really hard (those vocals esp), would actually kinda say it'd be cool if you did more to differentiate yourselves? But for a debut EP it's well put together
More discordant than expected (good thing), the dreamy gaze influence is felt for sure. Not a fan of the claps but the drums in general are a good driving force. This is actually really cool stuff. For re-Sale in particular has some interesting sections with the noise and different panning choices. Keep it up
Also rec'n:
(asswhoopin sludgy blues)
(kinda noise you trash your bedroom dancing to)
(just so catchy)
Brandon Lopez
i have a ton of old tracks that i dont know what to do with so im gonna be releasing them under the "screenshot" ep set -- these ones have a ton hidden messages in them quoted from someone i used to talk to (some are more obvious than others)
William Moore
b-b-b-bump
Robert Carter
speakewithpeacemthr1.bandcamp.com
>(we)
If i could translate every exhale of a person's life into paragraphs
(wed imagine ourselves)
Id imagine myself skipping on the tongues of everyone for eternity
As if becoming the language you inherit
Landon Thompson
James Reyes
Asher Jenkins
grassmilky24.bandcamp.com
old music for now
> Experimental
Dominic Hughes
>72777991
look over here
RECS:
Thanks man, likewise!
you know it!
Logan Gomez
graemesteinman.bandcamp.com
>jazzy folk for NMH fans
>new release
Parker Watson
Okay, so feel free to ignore this if this is too out of line, but I'm starting to work on a new album and would like some feedback, and these threads are really the only place that provides decent feedback. I mean, this will go up on my bandcamp eventually, so that sort of counts right? idk, this is just the first new song I've been recording in a while and would just like to get another ear on it.
>singer-songwriter
>slowcore
>folk
Man I forgot how intimidatingly good some of the projects in these threads are. This is so great, reminds of some of the jazzier Pentangle or Tim Buckley type stuff. Really masterful playing all around, with engaging songwriting and super tight, yet tasteful production. That crescendo in Tall Grass is sublime. It's shit like this that reminds me how I'm like barely even a musician. Will definitely spend some more time with this.
Leo Young
>Acoustic
>Bedroom
>Emo
David Thompson
Listening to this now, I remember enjoying your previous album so will give thoughts once I finish.
Matthew Cox
Has anyone actually gotten any significant hits from these threads? You can see them in bandcamp stats. I've always gotten between like 0 and 15 hits from each post, whether it's me posting my music or someone else. Is this just a complete waste of time or what?
Hunter Ward
I spread my stuff a few other places so it might not be a fair comparison, but it's been just under two weeks and I've gotten around 1500 plays, 140 album downloads, and 7 people purchasing it despite having 0 online presence with the band before and very little social media to speak of (just a facebook with a few of my closer friends). I don't know if that's "good," but it's more than I expected.
Granted, I give a ton of feedback in these threads. And I send my stuff to blogs and post on reddit about it pretty regularly. You get out what you put in. Idk who exactly you are in here, but if you're a shill just posting and bamfing out, vast majority of people in here won't give a fuck about your music (myself included).
Thomas Gomez
I mean it's seemed to have worked for Will Toledo pretty well.
Cameron Ortiz
yeah but I mean what does each Sup Forums post get you? the only thing I can figure is that you have to spam the fuck out of it like every day until people start recognizing it
I got a couple thousand plays from reddit and good traffic from elsewhere, but it seems like the only thing that gets anywhere on Sup Forums is an unreasonable amount of persistence. I get good comments here, and I'm popular enough that other people occasionally link to my music here, but in terms of actual traffic it's virtually nothing.
Connor Price
gdsenn.bandcamp.com
Psychedelic
Electronic
Some songs: Post-Ambient?
- This is some of the best I've heard from this board my man. Such great movement in these songs
- This has good production, but it is too similar to your influences to be impactful, though there are some stand out parts.
- Lots of potential here man. I can see you making some great stuff as you continue growing as a musician
Brayden Parker
If you make you good enough music then you wont have to spam it everywhere.
Focus on that.
Cameron Bennett
I mean...yeah. You get popular either by luck or by being incredibly persistent, and making great music helps.
I'm sure Sup Forums doesn't contribute a TON to traffic for most people, but you get some good feedback occasionally and you get SOME traffic. Don't spend tons of time here, just drop off your album and give some feedback, or drop it off and come back in a few hours for feedback...don't think that 10-15 minutes for an album download or two is bad at all.
The market is saturated. It is what it is.
Also, if you're talking about bandcamp hits, vast majority of people copy-paste the links so they don't count as Sup Forums traffic, they just count as a direct link. So that might be throwing your numbers off a lot. I figure you know that already though
William Thomas
Pretending it's purely a meritocracy is really misguided. It's about persistent promotion more than anything. There are plenty of geniuses that no one has ever heard of, plenty of amazing albums languishing in obscurity. And honestly my music is already better than a lot of people who are considerably more successful than I am.
Ayden Gonzalez
>And honestly my music is already better than a lot of people who are considerably more successful than I am.
so much better you don't even want people to know it's you posting huh
that goes for virtually everyone here mane, even a lot of the really shitty music is better than some stuff that sold ie Brokencyde
life isn't fair
Jackson Sanders
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
>Indie
>Post Rock
>Math Rock
>Alt Rock
Jackson Butler
This is brilliant. I love how the vocals are recorded. How everything is recorded, desu. "Surely These Are The Days" was probably my favorite just for the atmosphere, but it's great stuff all around. Love stumbling on stuff like that here
Camden Phillips
Any good house artists? Ive been into the old anjuna stuff from '11-13
Henry Adams
>I'm sure Sup Forums doesn't contribute a TON to traffic for most people, but you get some good feedback occasionally and you get SOME traffic.
It's more that it gets less traffic for the same amount of effort compared to other places. I don't find the feedback here particularly useful either. It's mostly a high school student/noob forum.
>Also, if you're talking about bandcamp hits, vast majority of people copy-paste the links so they don't count as Sup Forums traffic, they just count as a direct link. So that might be throwing your numbers off a lot. I figure you know that already though
yeah, like half the hits I get are direct links.
Caleb Lee
If that's the way you're viewing it then you're just a whore then. Make good music. If it happens to get successful then so be it but that mindset is disgusting.
Henry Martin
Feel free to share the other places that seem to give you more traffic for the same effort, or useful feedback. Not being sarcastic either, I need new places to share music
Charles Lopez
>life isn't fair
It's more that you should think about how Brokencyde got to their level of success without having any talent or good music. It wasn't given to them by god.
Actually, they're not really the best example since they were all gimmick and image and just pandered to a retarded audience with no taste.
Jack Jones
I'm just trying to direct more attention to what I've already done. You're a fool if you think most of your favorite artists haven't done exactly the same thing. Actually they'd be much more aggressive about it than anything I'd consider doing. Think about what you have to do to promote gigs.
I got the most from reddit. Also youtube and other forums I go to, but I don't think those are applicable to most people. Youtube mostly gets traffic from recommended videos, and that doesn't work for "hey guys listen to my new song" type stuff.
Samuel Phillips
Thank you man!
Zachary Flores
grammatikos.bandcamp.com
>Short
>Melancholy
>Kosmiche
Brayden James
Also meant to say that is great.
Cooper Campbell
Has anyone else bought any albums here?
>Albums I've bought from these thread
cosmiccycler.bandcamp.com
umbralash.bandcamp.com
unanimousmass.bandcamp.com
motherskunk.bandcamp.com
Jackson Baker
No
David Martin
I've got:
high recommendations
Nathan Brooks
>dream pop
>surf
>experimental
joshsleeps.bandcamp.com
reccs:
really great stuff, I'm going to listen more and be your biggest fan. This is the kind of stuff that i love hearing. desu this is the best thing I've heard from Sup Forums
Grayson Smith
this is kinda good, why is there so little guitar music in here?
Logan Harris
I see quite a bit, don't know what you're on about.
Asher Jenkins
no
Adrian Perez
bum0
Kevin Stewart
i see lots of familiar faces(?) in here. some really quality artists in this thread. makes me proud.
thread seems a bit dead at this point but i'll share anyhow
>alt rock/indie rock
>shoegaze/dream pop
>creamy and dreamy
>T H I C C
>FFO: The Smashing Pumpkins, Built To Spill, Ride, The Cure, Prince, Dinosaur Jr, Sunny Day Real Estate
new music on the way
Leo Hall
i see some people talking about reddit on here. Does that site actually work for promotion? it seems so complicated and saturated. Could anyone share some links as to where exactly to post original shit on there? The music section is fucking massive on there
Henry Collins
Recs
Nice - not 100% my bag genre wise, but excellent recording/playing - some of the sax work reminded me of Laughing Stock era Talk Talk
Hey I like SDRE - Pink Album ref on the cover right? Anyway, not bad.
Nicholas Mitchell
while that is my favorite SDRE record, no, its not a ref haha
Brayden Ward
RECCIN
love the energy here
sounds like mastodon or something, kick ass
reminds me of vice city, really cool
Christopher Perry
literally just released this. took so much time and effort, so i hope u dudes like it. give me honest and genuine feedback please : )
Sebastian Hernandez
what kind of fruit is that
Jordan Lewis
when the album is famous people will spend hours and hours on stupid anime message boards arguing about it
Anthony Martin
wewereanarmy.bandcamp.com
My first solo album.
Ambiant rock, i guess...
Angel Thomas
Nice sounds fag
Liam Nguyen
Sci-Fi Doom
Zachary Ross
frankiebroyles.bandcamp.com
former Balkans singer/guitarist and Deerhunter guitarist, this guy really knows hot to write a hook
Adrian Hall
they look like quinces
Adrian White
they could as easily be weird oranges : (
Easton Young
graceuk.bandcamp.com
>Split with Texas noise band Umbral Ash
>Grace :- Kinky, crusty, noisy ADHD pop
>Umbral Ash :- Straight up fuck your headphones noise!!!!
REcc:_
Gavin Rivera
It's been tone before actually by a German noisecore band called Pasztörözött in 1992 (the album is Pasztö-Power)
Also, the method is not very far from what harsh noise wall artists do. The only difference is that in this case there was no recording process, making it even more nihilistic and effortless.
Kevin Hughes
Golly gee this is the worst album cover I've seen in these threads yet
This is how you make a memorable and good album cover with the least effort
Pretty good soundscapes by the way, even though it's a bit uninspired
will check
Xavier Garcia
>worst album cover I've seen in these threads yet
>it's a noise release
>post before talking about nihilistic and effortless in noise music
contradicting yourself too much fuckface
Angel Sanders
christianlovers.bandcamp.com
>noiseviolence
Please give our split with misery Ritual a listen! :)
all this good shit:
Umbral Ash's side of this split is great. The other side I'm not much a fan of.
Julian Young
Builds up like how it should. I know you're probably a professional, but well done. It has some swing vibe that goes well with the indie theme. The guitars are crisp and every sound blends well. Your vocals combied with the "jazzy" chords reminds me of Morphine. You should take this as a huge compliment because Morphine is one of my favourite bands.
Daniel Foster
Being nihilistic doesn't mean being completely devoid of any aesthetic value, so shut up.
Just because something is noise it can be still good or bad just like ordinary music. And I'm here to give feedback and criticism
Ryder Gonzalez
but you have said things only about the artwork, and not about the music itself...
oh boy, sure that nihilism makes things go blurry, doesn't it?
Nathan Clark
murecords.bandcamp.com
>suicide is an option wannabe
Caleb Gomez
When I say an album is good or bad I usually take the album art into consideration, I only commented on it because I haven't listened to the actual music yet, but I'm about to.
It was you who brought up the fact "it's noise" like it refutes anything I said.
Jace Myers
Luis Ramirez
fair enough, so protective of your crap, ey? i knew that noise people are these insecure but you put my imaginings to shame. i'll bring you a pillow soon little noise cuck
Sebastian Harris
>I can't win an argument so I get personal
Cameron Campbell
nigga you look like filthy frank
Charles Sullivan
i never thought of it as an argument but rather a random chat with a noise-making mongoloid. you don't see them talking often, ya know?
Christopher Perez
This is really good
Daniel Bennett
At first you were protecting the Grace/Umbral Ash split's cover art claiming "it's noise xD so it dont have to look good" and now you're shitting on them. Look who's contradicting himself now.
Both are pretty wild in their own way, but I don't feel the 2 sides fit together. The 2 projects are completely different. Grace had great moments, Umbral Ash is just insane. My only complaint is that his side it too short.
Juan Collins
>grammatikos.bandcamp.com
I apologize if I copy you and make an album's worth of short loops like these.
>christianlovers.bandcamp.com
Misery Ritual's vocalist has a great tone. I like your side of the split better though.
Mine: ricovansnax.bandcamp.com
ricovansnax.bandcamp.com
>Trip-hop, instrumental, Flying Lotus worship
Andrew Clark
This is just a one-off EP thing I made for fun. I'm not an actual musician or anything
mjiggidy.bandcamp.com
>mostly real instruments
>headphone music
>loner music
Free download includes a bonus track. I'd appreciate any feedback. I'm amazed at the things you guys do.
Christopher Jones
Gavin Phillips
nah, it started with you contradicting yourself in terms of noise and the presented fucks given. never defended them. noise is garbage anyway
Christian Robinson
he made Epiglottis' comment an album cover holy kek, the absolute madman
Oliver Foster
Wow Gub, chill the fuck out, you literally record noise you clueless poseur.
Time for a reality check.