Bandcamp Thread

[Jaxson Ramirez]

Last one died. Had some decent threads lately, let's keep it up.

Question/Storytime: tell a story about a song you've been working on. About what you're doing, or the meaning behind the lyrics, the inspiration - anything.

[Elijah Gomez]

clyp.bandcamp.com/album/kyds-at-the-crypt
>DIY

all my new songs are about god, also hard to produce

[Hunter Hughes]

musix to remix ur musix to

noriginal.bandcamp.com

>experimental
>boom bap
>rap

[Jonathan Martinez]

...

[Michael Edwards]

morpheuslunae.bandcamp.com/music

>I am trapped in music, writings and images

>tell a story about a song you've been working on

I'm currently working on a song for a split release that deals with stasis and breaking out of it. Ironically, my process so far has been to constantly think about it instead of writing down any lyrics. I've got the music for the first part of the song down but the lyrics will need some more time to come to me. It's all jumbled images like war and empty rooms and I have to go fishing in there to come back with what the song is supposed to be. My process also involves cycling outside of town and going swimming in the lake. It's all connected.

[Christian Perez]

weptmusic.bandcamp.com/

>emp, dream pop

rec:

[Jayden Nelson]

wattersonjams.bandcamp.com/album/feel-good-forever
>shoegaze with 90s emo, post rock, folk, even the tiniest bit of DSBM influence
>personal lyrics about loss, death, drug abuse, people abuse, abuse galore, there's an Oldboy reference in there
>ffo: Swirlies, Have a Nice Life, Thingy
>free as fuck so feel free to take it

All the songs I'm working on atm are loosely based on dreams. Kinda turning into a concept album, injecting symbolism where it fits. Working on one where an airplane is ripped in half by a tornado in midair and I'm trying to hold onto someone.

[Jayden Murphy]

dig the first track, haven't got farther than that, but its puttin me in a good mood

[Easton Carter]

scrugley.bandcamp.com/

>depressive & melancholic tones
>from DSBM and narcotic rock to dark ambient and piano based shit
>most of it is based on suburban misery
>not making music anymore
>when prozac no longer helps

reccing
god

I cant tell an story because im not working on music anymore :(

[Ryder Nguyen]

searchingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/untergang-through-the-information-super-highway

>free rock
>progressive metal
>sludge metal
>stoner metal
>krautrock

The label we're on just put out a new release from two of the members from this band. It's pretty rad. We're also currently mixing our third album which will be out by next month.

As for me, I'm working on writing a math rock album influenced by early Don Caballero. Imagine an album with super-complex arrangements with an aesthetic which is super half-assed (irony lmao).

This is actually really impressive. I do enjoy disjointed, sprawling albums about nothing. It's like if Zachariah Holte didn't take himself so seriously and made an album of memes.