You know the drill - listen to sweet music, post sweet music, leave sweet feedback. Have fun kiddos
You know the drill - listen to sweet music, post sweet music, leave sweet feedback. Have fun kiddos
Tyler Stewart
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anajunno.bandcamp.com
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
weptmusic.bandcamp.com
misterpresident.bandcamp.com
wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
yamir.bandcamp.com
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
house-for-musicians.tumblr.com
rateyourmusic.com
open.spotify.com
tarzandragon.bandcamp.com
pleasancehouse.bandcamp.com
lovecrypt.bandcamp.com
lamanchas.bandcamp.com
wyndwood.bandcamp.com
ektachrometransparency.bandcamp.com
windowlistener.bandcamp.com
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
tommyberuit.bandcamp.com
pagodamast.bandcamp.com
mouseatouille.bandcamp.com
scrugley.bandcamp.com
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
countyroad.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
skiomusic.com
tannerwoodmusic.bandcamp.com
memeskole.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
maligna.bandcamp.com
blackfoothawk.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
opticalpanda.bandcamp.com
pxlsequence.bandcamp.com
citizenshane.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Jayden Hill
morpheuslunae.bandcamp.com
>dark experimental music
>vocals
Also, thanks for the nice words in the previous thread!
I will listen to more cool things today. SO GIMME ALL THAT NOISE
Wyatt Hill
use discount code "nevada25" for 25% off!
>Experimental
>Drone
>IDM
>Orchestral
>Ambient
Constant is now free!!!
Looking for feedback!
Landon Parker
I like the cover art but I don' like paying for digital albums.
But alright, I'm going to listen to it now.
Kevin Thompson
anajunno.bandcamp.com
>Dream pop
>indie
>noisey
>home recording
Nathaniel Wood
thevexproject.bandcamp.com
>post rock
>math rock
>indie rock
>ambient
>punk?
Henry Walker
>emo, twinkle, dream pop
>FKA ACAB Rocky
Henry Robinson
Brand new side project mini album. It's my first time doing anything like this:
misterpresident.bandcamp.com
>trip hop
>vaporwave
Hudson Rogers
Was literally in the middle of giving feedback on the other thread and when I submitted my post it said it had been archived. Bah.
wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
>shoegaze with low-key 90s emo and blackened vibes
>songs about loss, abuse, and discontent
>free as fuck so go ahead and take it
ffo: Sore Eyelids, Alex G, My Bloody Valentine, Have A Nice Life
Hope some of you who haven't heard yet can enjoy this, it's easily the most personal music I've ever written and recorded. Gotten some great feedback and reception so far, and good criticism on improving the next album. Love y'all
Pretty expansive collection of tunes there. Listening to Dunkle Tage right now. You captured exactly what you wanted to, I'll say that much (insomnia). It has this zoned out, hopeless atmosphere that's almost suffocating even though it doesn't get very loud. It's oddly not repetitive at all, even when you use repetition...does that make sense? A lot of dark ambient tends to be over-reliant on repetition and uses a single idea as a crutch. This feels like you're really digging into a single idea and trying to encapsulate it instead, and that's what ambient is all about. Downloaded.
Rec'in:
(clean dream pop, catchy tunes)
(ambitious, riffy pop punk with a kinda over-the-top feel to it (ps I know you didn't say that about your music, just how I see it and how I'd recommend it))
Robert Brown
yamir.bandcamp.com
>noise rock / experimental
>post rock, ambient, electronic?
>For Fans of Glenn Branca, early Sonic Youth, TBK-era Swans
PHYSICAL COPIES HERE:
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
Read an interview conducted by Jakub Tabor!
house-for-musicians.tumblr.com
>I want to rate your music!
rateyourmusic.com
>I want to listen to you on Spotify!
open.spotify.com
my new fav
Jace Brown
Over the top is my game Watt!
Brody Rodriguez
Thomas Gray
pleasancehouse.bandcamp.com
>folk, harmonies, layered acoustic guitars, trap-influenced beats
Thanks for listening errbody
Angel Hall
>It's oddly not repetitive at all, even when you use repetition
Thanks for listening to it!
Interestingly, one of the most prominent complaints about my music is "too much" repetition. But I have worked with repetition for 10+ years and I use it to evoke a hypnotic and ritualistic atmosphere. Most of life is repetition. Rhythm is repetition. For me music is something to get lost in and that is very possible with rhythmic repetition.
I a not too big on shoegaze but I will give your EP a listen.
Alright, this is actually very, very decent. I liked Constant the most but it does remind me of the FEZ soundtrack a lot. So I don't know how to feel about that. The rest of the EP is good but less interesting, unfortunately. I will listen to An Album next.
Wyatt Lopez
>Industrial Hip-Hop
>Noise
>FFO Death Grips, Techno Animal, Merzbow, Whitehouse, Suicide, Clipping, etc...
>It's under 6 minutes, give it a listen
lovecrypt.bandcamp.com
RECS:
Juan King
lamanchas.bandcamp.com
>indie slowcore feels
>female vocals
Returning feedback here.
Recs
Christopher Walker
>Acoustic
>Bedroom
>Emo
Carson Perez
myself, replying to a lot of people and want to avoid confusion
Really subdued but enjoyable because of it. From the instrumentation to the lyrics. The lyrics are great imo. No flowery language, just melancholy and an air of honesty. And the chord progression was pretty simple overall, but that's all the song really needed. Would like to hear it with more - a good bassline and even some simple drums could make the song like a more stripped down Spencer Radcliffe. It left me wanting just because the lyrics resonated so much, I think, but the song was just okay by comparison.
rec'd as always, listen if you haven't folks, one of the best here
Yeah, the repetition works really well for you. Hope you enjoy the EP! Someone told me yesterday she had an incredible experience just listening to it really loud in her car with her eyes closed and the seat leaned back so...yeah. Listen loud, if that's what you're into.
I can definitely see the early SY and Swans influence. But...this is odd. I can't get into it at all, and I like weird music. It's not the focus, it has a nice central theme to it from what I can tell and you can see you're a really creative person listening to it. I don't like Swans at all either, so I'm sure there's something I'm just missing. But...it just feels like there's a lack of emotion I guess. And often just musicianship in general. Like, I absolutely loved the swelling atmosphere of songs like Mullvad III. But it's just something I can't mesh with at all. I like plenty of noise rock, droney projects, ambient, etc, but something about this just doesn't resonate. Like, it almost feels inauthentic for some reason. Mullvad is mole in Swedish, yeah? I saw you're from Puerto Rico. What does it mean to you? Just like, the crux of this type of music is the emotion, and songs like Mullvad IV I can hear you playing the notes and the chords, and I can hear how it's building, but...it's just there. Sorry.
Connor Morales
these are neat
ektachrometransparency.bandcamp.com
>guitar noodling side project
>weird island shit
Jacob Wright
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
>experimental electronic
>noise
Feeling like a husk rn
Grayson Garcia
tommy beruit - “bird! bird, bird”
>plunderphonics
>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:
Landon Collins
pagodamast.bandcamp.com
New dungeon noise extravaganza. Tons of tapes available for past releases. Enjoy
Cameron Sullivan
Lamancha here. Thank you so much, I'm really glad you like the lyrics. I'm always self-conscious about anything I write, so I needed that. I definitely agree with you regarding the arrangement needing more instrumentation. I'd really like to add some simple percussion and, at the very least, a sweepy sort of bass line.
Really digging your stuff, some of the better shoegaze I've heard from Sup Forums. I especially like Armadillo, though I think I'm left wanting the outro to stick around a little longer. The build-up and transition into the heavy stuff at the end is so good, it's a shame that you don't jam out for just a little longer. Really cool release over all though.
Nolan Cox
>lofi
>noisefolk
>concept album
>piece band
really wanna hear negative and positive feedback : )
Caleb Ward
this is awesome. nicely done will return to this.
Juan Jackson
>depressive, melancholic music
>suburban misery
>each release its different
>now you can get all releases for just 0.50usd
reccing
pleasance house! glad to see you here again! im your biggest fanboy
another dude I love
Matthew Robinson
>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
Proud Supporter:
Elijah Sanders
Michael Cook
Okay, so this is just a bit shoegazy and somewhat postrocky and also with other things mixed in. I like the flow and some of the samples are quite interesting. It's not what I'd personally listen to every day but I approve of this. There are people out there who will love this.
Brayden Phillips
bump
William Martin
I like this you motherfucker, good job
Dominic Hall
I really want to like this but...the vocals. It might be something I just have to get used to, because the instrumentation is really fun. Unique mathy space rock vibe and produced really well. Almost like The Fall of Troy's instrumentation, produced like the re-recorded version of the Ghostship demos, can't remember what they called that...but it's pretty good. Very fun.
Just realized what the vocals remind me of - Coheed and Cambria. This has to be some serious Claudio Sanchez worship, if it isn't I'm super surprised. They're already growing on me.
Fuuuuck. Just over a minute into The Vanity of Toil and I'm already downloading this. The transition around 1:05 in is what so many indie bands posted on here (and elsewhere) are lacking - a lot would just be content to repeat the first part over and over throughout the song with maybe a chorus using the same overall chord progression. But you have the arpeggio step down and then overlay a gorgeous secondary guitar riff, then return again the next time with vocal harmonies, and another segue at 3:24ish...this song is over four minutes and it flew right by.
Your vocals are phenomenal. This is probably top 3 things I've listened to on Sup Forums, no lie. Downloading your other albums too. This stuff should be a lot bigger.
Glad you dug it! I get what you're saying on Armadillo, I'm just a big fan of songs not overstaying their welcome, but in gaze it can be nice to just let things carry on for dreaminess' sake. That song was the first song written on the record desu (was originally called drip and released by itself in 2014) and I just didn't want to change much about it. Thanks for listening!
Big compliment if you don't like the genre usually. I don't really know what to call it genre-wise desu, it's all over the place. Shoegaze just fit best.
Bah. Thank you. :)
Eli Cook
Just visited your FB page and saw you're a Falcon fan in addition to everything else. I'm going to have to message you about collab or just general shit sometime. You just got a big fan.
Adam Robinson
recs:
monolithic
praise mister president
pretty good, but not really feeling it
So much good stuff in this thread, I only wish Bear would return with a new Even Oxen album
My music:
varsas.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi hip-hop
>plunderphonics
>4 and a half songs put into a single 12 minute piece of abstract instrumentals
Don't forget to check out my collaboration with Windowlistener, if you're into noise and glitchy dark ambient
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
Jayden Sullivan
skiomusic.com
>synthwave
Can anyone be so nice to like this? It's a remix contest track and I really really want those Izotope plugins they are giving
Xavier Perry
Impressive for a bedroom production. Love your delivery as a singer, man.
tannerwoodmusic.bandcamp.com
Acoustic noodling, lo-fi singer-songwriter stuff in my bedroom, working on an album which this track is off of
Ayden Johnson
my brotha
thanks for the amazingly detailed review/description thing of the song. i really appreciate it and glad you enjoy the music. and yes i live and die by the falcons, you a fan too?
-pleasance house
Robert Powell
Just released new album
memeskole.bandcamp.com
>powerviolence
>noisecore
>pornogrind
Colton Campbell
very much a fan. superbowl was hard, for a host of reasons barely even related to that, but yeah. they're gonna be back. defense lookin to kill it this year
Dominic Sullivan
Matthew Bailey
listened the other day, awesome stuff
maligna.bandcamp.com
Pig from Jason Spit's, "IN COMMAND"
honestly the only track I liked from the album but still v v nice.
>dark electronic
>experimental
>lofi
Angel Young
Thanks man, I like Pig a lot actually, wish it was longer tho :(
Hunter Thompson
i'm pessimistic. i think they're gonna be really good for sure but how can you be satisfied with anything but a ring at this point, ya know? but anyway i support them regardless and i'll watch every game, again. gotta support that brotherhood. also sorry you had other reasons to be sad around that time. on the bright side i listened to your track colorado and it's killer. definitely gonna listen to more.
migos my boys, gwinnett represent, rise up
-pleasance house
Kayden Gonzalez
>heavy blues rock
>stoner, sludge influences
>some clean shit too
youtube.com
Proud supporter of:
Landon Anderson
Jack Watson
sooooo goooooood
Nathan Fisher
Thank ya, thank ya!
Ian Hall
pxlsequence.bandcamp.com
>piano >loops >ambient >chill >lofi >experimental
THX for listening and feedback.
Recs:
Benjamin Gonzalez
wow, thanks man, glad you like it!
Christopher Harris
>But...it just feels like there's a lack of emotion I guess. And often just musicianship in general.
oof this is definitely the best criticism ive ever received. i honestly feel like my music is always missing emotion but i can never figure out how to add that. it was a really frustrating and stressful album to make so a few times i did just give up and half assed a layer or two, i.e. IV. also im a terrible guitarist and i know little theory. guess its just a bad product due to laziness and ineptitude :shrug:
Oliver Russell
rec
Listening to track three again - I like this one. I like roughies like this, nice build of extra layers of violin and female vox towards the end, also just sort of downbeat and not over-doing the performances. lots of potential. will have to have a better listen later.
citizenshane.bandcamp.com
an acoustic one of my own. bit dodgy