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/BCG/ Bandcamp General
Blake Wood
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jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
slowhorsepublishing.bandcamp.com
onlineband.bandcamp.com
noriginal.bandcamp.com
ddx-10.bandcamp.com
johndonovan.bandcamp.com
jaripitkanen.bandcamp.com
cele.bandcamp.com
grrr-ant.bandcamp.com
theletdownadventure.bandcamp.com
danyahma.bandcamp.com
sangs.bandcamp.com
bjornbols.bandcamp.com
freehorse.bandcamp.com
sludge-fucker.bandcamp.com
cyruswirth.bandcamp.com
ilovetang.bandcamp.com
melonsoda.bandcamp.com
egoarcadia.bandcamp.com
mowgli.bandcamp.com
burbs1.bandcamp.com
beat-rat.bandcamp.com
wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
markusthedog.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
oliverbagshaw.bandcamp.com
erectileburnings.bandcamp.com
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
samrqand.blog43.fc2.com
jackkilgore.bandcamp.com
perfumeparty.bandcamp.com
graceuk.bandcamp.com
skeleton-eyes.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
visionescape.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Oliver Peterson
>Experimental, Various Genres
>New Release
>Revolution
>Art Folk, Chamber Folk, Folk Pop, Freak Folk, Lo-Fi, Post-Punk, Post-Rock, Revolution, Singer-Songwriter, Worldbeat.
Also, my friend released a new EP on my record label. Check it out!
Triteicerecords.bandcamp.com
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. Thank You. :)
It's been a while since I've been around. How are y'all?
Christopher Roberts
slowhorsepublishing.bandcamp.com
>tape loops
>electronic
>rock
New EP's coming out soon.
Cameron Gutierrez
Colton Perry
Gabriel Parker
SPV LABORATORIES
ddx-10.bandcamp.com
>Noise, Algorithmic, Experimental
>Made entirely in MATLAB
CDs of t-Projection on sale. Also working on a new Annulus album with themes of quantum walks and korean food
Dominic Cox
johndonovan.bandcamp.com
>indie electronic
>bedroom folk
Brandon Williams
Nathan Perry
Justin Taylor
>indie rock
>indie pop
>dream pop
>synth pop
Blake Russell
Same, it's been forever. Life is full of work and recording shitty demos is the only music thing I've done in about a year.
You need to work on your tone (me too) in SoulCall, but its a cool start. The main pad sounds like a hollow-ish preset.
theletdownadventure.bandcamp.com
>bedroom
>no production value
Samuel Parker
is auight
so whats up bandcampers
looking for aaaany feedback danyahma.bandcamp.com
>singersongwriter
>acoustic warped
>electric i hope
Evan Hernandez
>Electric guitar-based, Experimental, Art-Rock, Noise-folk, Avant-Garde
>FFO: Xiu Xiu, Swans, The Mountain Goats, Joy Division, The Microphones
Thomas Watson
here
reminds me of some boards of canada mixed with animal collective. i'm interested in how you make all the wonky sounds.
Joseph Sanders
your stuff is good but mixed too low
Michael King
>gangsta rap
I am enjoying your approach to song-writing some of it is a bit too chaotic and abrasive but still charming non the less.
Julian Mitchell
>lo fi, vaporwave, folk, acoustic
Xavier Wright
sludge-fucker.bandcamp.com
oo fugk I like limes! Who's that quiet wet sound in the chorus? Howl needs more, i think; if you want to keep it sparse i think you should try changing it up a bit in the last half.
didn't care for it at first,but i feel like this more of a passive listening thing. and i lied i really like desert shifter 1 & 3 holy damn. I'd say all of the songs would benefit from being as sporadic as ds1. It's constantly evolving, but not too heavy.
I can't condone only using guitar for your finished album, please add more. I suppose using just a guitar isn't a bad thing but maybe master it in an interesting way. Is Track Meet autobiographical? the fuck did you do? anyway to be blunt, dont waste those lyrics on those instrumentals.
im very happy about the instrumental shift after the chorus, but the fist half could use little moments of clarity/no bass/all bass. lyrics were good. i cant critique lyrically content for shit sorry
Still love it
Too much, i can't say anything about this right now.
I couldn't differentiate this between 100,000 other ambient songs, but production quality is good. and actually Fizione is really nice.
It's well done, but a lot of the tracks are forgettable; too long without any serious progression. not bad though.
pertaining to disleisure. Reverb sitting right on top of everything is really boring, but the actually ideas in the ep are good. There's more interesting ways to achieve a dreamy/ethereal quality. I'm not even saying that a bunch of reverb is bad, just a bunch of stagnant reverb on everything.
Tyler Carter
Thanks for the kind words/review.
Your stuff is real ethereal and sweet. Definitely the prettiest gangsta rap i've ever heard.
Wyatt Edwards
i think bitcrushing without modulation is cheesy and i dont think that's what you were going for on reptile bay. I imagine youre going to work on that mastering, right? you have to. could do without the gating/pulsing automation on First Day Fired. please flesh out Scarlet Rain.
Ian Baker
cyruswirth.bandcamp.com
>Jazz fusion inspired electronic
Isaac King
ilovetang.bandcamp.com
>dream pop, power pop, alternative
Got a show on December 21st in Toronto, more details coming soon once i get confirmation for my last supporting act.
big recs
You Don't Care is a nice composition, vocals need work though.
Very interesting production choices, seems kinda fitting with Halloween coming around the corner!
Carson Rodriguez
melonsoda.bandcamp.com
>Indie
>Math Rock
>Emo
>Post Rock
Camden Moore
Chillwave, Cassette focus
egoarcadia.bandcamp.com
Leo Diaz
Nolan Harris
>rap
>G-punk
>music you wouldn't want to have sex to but probably could if you had to
Daniel Diaz
>gryffindor
>rap
>hip hop
Evan Powell
Jordan Long
wattersonjams.bandcamp.com
>sorta shoegaze, sorta folk, 90s emo influence
>ffo duster, have a nice life, sandy alex g
>free as fuck so give it a DL if you like what you hear
I'm not around anymore. Sorry and whatnot. Might give some feedback later, I'll try to visit tomorrow morning to see if it's still up and respond to any comments. New shit is still in the works, who knows when it'll be out.
Joseph Collins
>Novelty
>Rock
Mostly novelty songs while I get myself back on track. I got Laid off of work a week ago, so I have a little more time to focus on my music.
>markusthedog.bandcamp.com
If you want a sliver of what I really need to record check out:
Reccs:
Luis Sanders
>freehorse.bandcamp.com
this is really good link me RYM
Robert Smith
dont have one, is it worth getting?
Jeremiah Bailey
Strong reccs
oliverbagshaw.bandcamp.com
> third album, currently archived in the British Library in London
> mixture of ambient, downtempo, minimalist, gradually develops into loud glitch-beats and grubby samples
Any feedback is appreciated, thank you for listening
Brayden Green
bump
Ayden Cox
erectileburnings.bandcamp.com
>grindcore
>metal
>demo
Blake Hall
Question for those of you who are a lot farther along than most here.
So after a month since I emailed them my band's demos i got a response back from a record label who thought we had a cool sound but didn't want to sign us since we're really new. However they asked for when my next show is so is it safe to say that this is a better response then most people get or is this typical?
Noah Roberts
wackysoutherncurrent.bandcamp.com
> art-rock, baroque-pop, soundtrack, indietronica, ambient-rock, instrumental, Italy
Name your price
enter zero or more!
Thanks to the Japanese SAMARQAND music blog for the reviews!
Caleb Reed
> you gave me a nice comment in the last thread so here's me reciprocating that. I have a record store near me that specializes in industrial techno stuff, and this would fit in perfectly. I love the use of noise as just another layer to your beats. It never consumes the song, it just adds more atmosphere to it. I fucking love the slow wooziness of Incision and how it goes straight into that breakbeat thing. Production is also clean as fuck! downloaded
Robert Richardson
fak i green texted everything',
anyways since i'm here, I might as well shill to anyone passing through
jackkilgore.bandcamp.com
>noise w/ some few and far between melodic aspects
Xavier Gonzalez
perfumeparty.bandcamp.com
>noise
>ambient
>drone
>experimental
I don't want anyone actually listening to this. I just want to show people that I made an album. You really don't have to play any of the tracks, in fact, I would prefer it if you didn't.
RECs:
Andrew Howard
graceuk.bandcamp.com
>Noisy punky grungy raw sludgy type of shit
>Just got signed to a label + tape release skeleton-eyes.bandcamp.com
>Bonus live show youtube.com
Nice to see you again, brill new songs again dude! Your vocals sound killer on these tracks x
I can't talk but I wish there where more dynamics in this. The ideas are there just needs a better execution of them. Also evening from the south west x
Why not dude, this sounds fresh. Can be something good x
Nice big sounds. Wish there was more bass on this though, good vocals btw xx
Br00tal guitars sound meaty af. Is the bass midi as well? The midi drums sound weirdly good ha x
Asher Lewis
minorlove.bandcamp.com
emo influenced punky poppy
Fuck pop punk
Communism
Uhm we put out an album
Adrian Foster
Thanks man. My recording set up is shit (iRig HD and GarageBand). By dynamics, what exactly do you mean?
Dylan Murphy
me
Sounds slimy, but in a good way; especially with those bass synths.
I like how much the music changes, but stays with a consistent theme. Your rhythms are also pretty tight.
Nice beats! The lyrics are quite entertaining too; reminds me of early Beck.
Isaiah Anderson
Been away from Sup Forums for a while, good to be back
visionescape.bandcamp.com
>sludge
>bluesy and groovy
>samples
Bentley Turner
which label? labels never go through demos anymore looking for bands to sign. on another note, I did send a record of mine to an indie label in Portland one time and the founder of the label e-mailed back praising the record. That was all though, don't know if that's good.