Hey y'all. Last one died. Post your stuff, give feedback or maybe have a conversation, yeah?
QOTD: Have you been influenced by any movies or directors in particular?
Hey y'all. Last one died. Post your stuff, give feedback or maybe have a conversation, yeah?
Noah Wright
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wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
erictaxxon.bandcamp.com
strmusic.bandcamp.com
cuddlyone.bandcamp.com
citizinsane.bandcamp.com
sethcananandthecarriers.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
abracadanny.bandcamp.com
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
rateyourmusic.com
erdig.bandcamp.com
pxlsequence.bandcamp.com
ponderous.bandcamp.com
open.spotify.com
digre.bandcamp.com
re-vised.bandcamp.com
re-vised.bandcamp.com
re-vised.bandcamp.com
yamir.bandcamp.com
cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
house-for-musicians.tumblr.com
rateyourmusic.com
open.spotify.com
twitter.com
Lucas Jackson
subjugator.bandcamp.com
>"In the year of our lord 1997, we have finally freed ourselves from the muck of obscenity. God has bestowed upon us our savior resurrected in the form of Esther Campbell. We who once were lost, navigating through this society of filth, have found our compass. Esther is not sick, but blessed with the most righteous of visions. For this she has payed a price. We have freed her from her prison. The curse of medicine is bestowed from the wicked. We remain holy. If she is to leave this material world and transcend to his infinite pleasures, we shall all follow. Our great subjugator is benevolent and our time is soon coming to an end. Humanity is this world’s burden and consciousness is ours."
-June 17th, 1997
Mason Bell
your writing smells like weed
Ryan Allen
wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
>indie/shoegaze/post rock/emo something
>songs about isolation, loss, and abuse
>ffo: pinback, duster, alex g, swirlies
>free as fuck so give it a DL
sorry about last night. was a bit of a mess
>QOTD
definitely influenced pretty heavy by blade runner (obvious) but I dig a lot of stuff. blue valentine and oldboy are other big ones. on a David Lynch kick lately.
tried listening to this a bit ago and didn't leave a response. way too pretentious for me. and that's saying a lot, because I was able to get past 90s screamo
Charles White
erictaxxon.bandcamp.com
>ambient pop
>romance
>warm
I'll be going to sleep soon, so don't expect too much feedback from me. Maybe tomorrow.
Ian Cook
Punk band out from Cali
Honest feedback, comments and suggestions.
Anything is welcome.
Nicholas Long
cuddlyone.bandcamp.com
>bedroom, singer-songwriter
>Influenced by xiu xiu and phil elverum
Owen Stewart
loving this, man. Fantastic vibe
Ryan Phillips
citizinsane.bandcamp.com
>Spacey, somewhat ambient electronic music
>Influenced by shoegaze and VGM
>Inspired by water
Recs:
Sebastian Wood
this is good
Robert Jackson
WARNING: this is dope.
Caleb Jackson
sethcananandthecarriers.bandcamp.com
>Acoustic EP
A couple of our songs are based on movies
New Music Video:
youtube.com
Jose Nguyen
leftinthesun.bandcamp.com
>kinda shoegaze
>kinda postrock
>sort of post punk(?)
my bands first ep, and an album is slowly but surely coming down the pipeline
always gotta rec this bud
nice acoustic sound for anyone looking for that kind of vibe
Nathaniel Carter
This is fun. I'm sure you'll get more classic rock comparisons, but it probably reminds me most of Baseball era Say Anything.
Someday I Will Feel Better is a real strong track. Went to your new stuff after, love the haunted vibes of Coward. Feeling some HANL and Elvis Depressedly in this album desu. This is something I really need to DL when I'm not on my phone.
Ayden Jackson
thanks, man! Max Bemis actually has a major influence on my vocal style.
Daniel Roberts
youtube.com
abracadanny.bandcamp.com
>>goth/ psychedelic pop/ r&b
my most recent thang is also on spotfiy so if you wanna follow me i would appreciate it
Logan James
>bass therapy
>just a boy fiddlin with his mk2
Juan Reyes
title in name and here cause im dumb and don't reread before i post
raidraidraid.bandcamp.com
Dylan Ross
f u c k m y l i f e
my title is mispelled, use above.
fuck, I'm high.
Henry Phillips
listened to the first track
are you guys the band from john dies at the end?
I mean that in a positive way
Wyatt Roberts
Another thread, another diissatisfaction because of lack of feedback. I'd might make that big review thingy again.
epiglottis.bandcamp.com
>The exact thing you expect
>Singer-songwriter thingy
>Piano-based
>Polish lyrics about emotions
Don't forget to review this thing on RYM
rateyourmusic.com
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The dudes:
I love how ppl wants feedback without actually giving it first. Enjoy your "this is good", I guess.
Caleb Brooks
this could have potential if you actually mixed your voice into where we can hear you :O
Jonathan King
That's a weird comment. I can hear myself just fine.
Andrew Flores
>erdig.bandcamp.com
>dungeon noise/synth
>field recordings and tape mixing
>analog mixer sounding production
>works well for going to bed
I love this lo-fi production. Now poland is rather middle Europe but these tracks sounds more eastern and that's a good thing. You have made singer-songwriter music produced like primitive blackmetal like early Absurd and it's a great mach. It is raw and I think it should stay that way. Your echoes merge with the piano melodies and the rhythm that appears when the striking of the notes delays on 1/2 notes. Fantastic. I would like to know what you are singing and saying. This is good. And this is not what you expect.
Henry Allen
Hello nerd. I'm back with some Legit Swan Reviews! I'm a Typical Ambient Guy #4242356 and I'm here to say few words about music I haven't previously heard. Warning - this is just my opinion, leave your feelings behind!
First of all - the Bandcamp design is terrible. The background image is shit and the banner makes it all but better. Anyway, I've heard few of your tracks and I think I got why you can't hear vocals on my release since your stuff is obnoxiously loud and annoying. Pass it through some EQ filters because after just a few minute listen through my headphones I got a small migraine, not even joking. The whole sound seems to be mixed weirdly as well. Some sounds break into another and not in a good way. If you wanted to disorientate the listener then good job, I guess. Also, that asking price - either you are quite a big ego or you are out of your mind if you think somebody is going to buy this for almost 8 dollars. If this was a bass therapy then I don't want a new one any time soon.
Now this is interesting. I though that after The K Hole Sessions I wouldn't see much of an improvement from you guys but here it is. The recording is nice and soft enough for the acoustic-based performance. The variety of the tracks is a bit lackluster though. I think the "acoustic" formula can be a bit more enhanced by some additional instrumentation and less vocals. Not to say vocals are bad but, again like I've noticed on the previous releases, they lack something interesting and attention grabbing. I need them The Carriers to spice up the sound, that's what I'm saying.
Extremely vidia-based. Which can be a good thing if you're into that kind of sound but for me it's an instant ear-block (sort of like cock-block or whatever). One thing to notice though - the mix isn't half-assed which is always appreciated.
Gabriel Miller
pxlsequence.bandcamp.com
>piano >loops >ambient >chill >lofi >experimental
THX for listening and feedback.
Rec
Juan Cooper
Thanks for listening and feedback, much appreciate it! If you like to know what I'm blabbering about there's a Lyrics section to each track and below the polish lyrics there are English translation (albeit very bad one) of them as well. Will "swan" you up later!
Charles Bell
ah. there they are. will you release this on tape? or cdr or something? the lyrics are raw and primitive as well as the music. it's about feelings without being pretentious at all.
Cooper Jackson
Sadly, I'm not considering any physical releases for this album. Like I've mentioned in the description this is just a demo for a new project and I put it out for a bit so see how people would react to that kind of stuff and how to enhance it. However if that project will get a lot attention (it will be quite similar - piano based stuff etc.) I'd might think about putting it out there on CDs, we'll see.
Dylan Powell
Yeah i would buy. I have dowloaded the tracks so i can burn it myself. I have a friend that would love this demo. I say that you should keep to the primitive raw production. It works well with your voice and piano. Maybe using a compressor for bringing forth the deeper sounds of the muddle register.
Alexander Murphy
Part two, Electric Swandaloo
I don't know guys. I like punk but just not of that kind. Way too artificial, way too plastic-y to be enjoyed strictly on the aggression standpoint. Feels very Offspring-y to me (maybe because of the California connections?) and I can see you guy must have a lot of fun. But to me this sound is way too behind the curve. Way too silly for an actual enjoyment. But, hey, at least you got a great sounding record which is something not many anons can actually do, so, good job on that department.
First up - I'm not a fan of Dungeon Synth. It's not like there's something inherently wrong with it or anything, I'm just a sucker for a straight-up ambient, the one which goes into you with more "subtle" sounds. I've heard some tracks from you and I'm honestly still not sold to the entire DS thing. However, and that's a huge "but", it was an enjoyable listen nonetheless. One of the things which works here is that the artificial sound synths are making are actually somewhat attention grabbing and very physical. There is also strong sense of atmosphere on that release which is always great in my book. But, again that comes back to DS thing being completely not for me, I feel like there's an extreme distortion between sounds which are extremely epic in scale and sounds which are just outright cheesy. I can't say if that's the case for a whole genre but this is the most glaring problem to me. But holy crap, that mixing is gorgeous! I would be actually interested to see what you could you do in the same area of music but not DS related. Would be a treat for sure.
Thanks for sharing! And I'll look into that compressor thingy for sure
Isaiah Flores
>Have you been influenced by any movies or directors in particular?
heck no i can hardly sit through movies they don't make me care about their stories.
Michael Young
>the mix isn't half-assed
Thanks man! Yeah, I was an audio production major so I'm kind of a perfectionist when it comes to mixing and stuff. I get that vidya sounding music isn't everyone's thing but thanks for listening regardless
Cameron Green
ponderous.bandcamp.com
open.spotify.com
****NEW EP***
>psychadelic
>dream-pop
>alternative
>jazz
There was a good response here from the first few singles, so I hope you all really enjoy the EP. There was a lot of fucking work and passion put into it, and I hope it shows.
recs
cool
always good shit
super chill
Lucas Bennett
Thank you very much for the criticism
For this release I used famitracker with konami vrc7 extension for the synth tracks and field recordings and mixing for the rest. the sounds are cheesy but i try to keep it just on the edge so that it is still not to overwhelmingly ugly sounding so that you can enjoy the composition. I am rather pleased with the results. famitracker are otherwise used to do chiptune music and that is my main thing. it is not produced like this at all. if someone would like to look into that here is a link:
>digre.bandcamp.com
>chiptune dungeon synth
> jokingly called Nintendo DS
>based on a book
Ian Morales
Dad is that you?
sounds too much like 90s pop punk. A little heavy handed in the whole rebellion thing. I like the first song a lot more than the featured song, but it still sounds pretty typical. Same chord progression as Nirvana - Lounge Act
Good stuff! Definitely hear the influences. Good breakup music.
Well made, but not really my cup of tea. They're good songs, I just prefer more aggressive/angry music I guess.
***me****
>re-vised.bandcamp.com
>emo
>lo-fi
>post punk
>sounds sorta like Have a Nice Life x Deathconsciousness
Inspired by a friend
also here's my EP
>re-vised.bandcamp.com
>punk/post-punk
>existential dread
>bipolar rage
Brandon Thompson
wait this is supposed to be the first song shit I fugged up
re-vised.bandcamp.com
Kevin Parker
aw man this threads gonna die isnt it
Jack Morales
not on my watch
Mason Robinson
yamir.bandcamp.com
>noise rock, experimental rock
>ambient, spacey reverb stuff with guitars and every sine wave imaginable
>also a "microhouse" or "minimal techno" EP if youre more into electronic music
>physical copies at: cbrcbr.bandcamp.com
Read an interview conducted by Jakub Tabor! read if you like to make fun of poseurs
house-for-musicians.tumblr.com
>I want to rate your music!
rateyourmusic.com
>I want to listen to you on Spotify!
open.spotify.com
(fantastic!!!)
hmm
Nicholas Green
not what I expected
feels very out of focus
Jackson Johnson
Wow, that is some really deep feedback right there. Saying everything and nothing at the same time.
Henry Carter
not like it matters, most people can't be added to respond to feedback. and it's not like I'm shilling my own stuff right now. how about you give some feedback yourself instead of being a twat who feels like he deserves something
Angel Green
I did. Two posts of it actually. All swan related.