it's time bois
Bandcamp thread
Lincoln Garcia
Other urls found in this thread:
planes.bandcamp.com
jackrat.bandcamp.com
slowhorsepublishing.bandcamp.com
cryochamber.bandcamp.com
noriginal.bandcamp.com
depwine.bandcamp.com
doughy.bandcamp.com
badsleep.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
droopies.bandcamp.com
moonsidetapes.bandcamp.com
artificialplanet.bandcamp.com
dominicbennett.bandcamp.com
jaripitkanen.bandcamp.com
ohtesla.bandcamp.com
samrihiphop.bandcamp.com
aloyscrimshaw.bandcamp.com
armsdealer.bandcamp.com
1in10.bandcamp.com
blumarten.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
carmeloblue.bandcamp.com
melonsoda.bandcamp.com
varsas.bandcamp.com
1-34-1.bandcamp.com
orphicwren.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
altarfrontal.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
freehorse.bandcamp.com
speakewithpeacemthr1.bandcamp.com
louderthanmice.bandcamp.com
songkick.com
teknopathetic.bandcamp.com
velaxi.bandcamp.com
twitter.com
Mason Thomas
>ambient
>experimental
>samples
Kevin Russell
>synth punk, yelling, industrial kinda
Anthony Wood
slowhorsepublishing.bandcamp.com
>no-fi
>metal
>musique concrete
Aiden Hughes
I luv dark ambient
cryochamber.bandcamp.com
>dark ambient
>more than 20 producers working on this album, just for the sake of hailing Yog-Sothoth
>Y O G S O T H O T H
Jackson Lewis
forgot pic
Tyler Young
communalsexdice.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi
>trash
>kazoo
Jack Cooper
project coming nov 30
noriginal.bandcamp.com
>experimental
>boom bap
>rap
Ryder Brooks
depwine.bandcamp.com
>sludge
>punk
>doom
Matthew Murphy
>vocals, fruity loops, pop
Levi James
...
Colton Bailey
badsleep.bandcamp.com
>folk
>experimental
>alternative
Luis Gray
droopies.bandcamp.com
free album codes:
db6p-ue9f
pa3b-e7gm
vn6e-uype
75yf-eu73
redeem @ droopies.bandcamp.com
Liam Diaz
This is interesting. I'm not really a fan of this style, but i could picture someone who is really enjoying this track. I especially like the piano part. The ending part that starts around 16 minutes is nice too. Overall it seems fit for some sort of soundtrack.
Not really into this, it's pretty boring. You should really try adding different musical elements to your tracks to keep them fresh, like different timbres or melodic patterns.
Mixing is very muddled and unfocused. Songs themselves are pretty bland. You should really trying expanding your sonic palette, like using stereo panning for things. An example of how a style like this could work would be doing something like having a metal track with guitar, bass and drums on one side of the stereo image, and then having all the sound effects on the other side so you get better separation and a more interesting mix. I'm not gonna lie though, the Casio drums on the last track made me chuckle, so it's not all bad.
Damn this is good. I love the Lovecraft connections, they really fit the track well. I could easily hear this in a Lovecraftian (or general fantasy) film or game. Not much else to say, you're clearing on the right track.
The lo-fi sound doesn't lend well to this style of music. Are you really doing it on purpose, or do you really not know how to make decent quality recordings? If you want people to hear and appreciate your songwriting or performance, maybe you should actually let them hear it properly, otherwise it just seems really unprofessional and makes it look like you don't even give a shit about music. The songs that are higher quality are still pretty bland. The last track sounds like it could have potential though.
That's all i'm gonna do for now since this thread might die soon, might come back later.
Carter James
moonsidetapes.bandcamp.com
>tape loop collages
Cameron Davis
are you one of the cryochamber guys?
Bentley Garcia
Joseph Cox
dominicbennett.bandcamp.com
>folk singer/songwriter
>alternative
Nicholas Jackson
Benjamin Moore
>experimental insanity
Levi Robinson
>old school style hip hop
>jazz x star wars samples
Evan Moore
>post-experimental
>trans-world
>The Dead Musicians
Indeed friends... Kind regards.
Mason Butler
armsdealer.bandcamp.com
Demo Hassan-Extreme Inquiry
>industrial techno, idm, electro, footwork
Technological Advancement Is Death is the stand out track and I'm particularly proud of the outcome of my work on it. I'll keep an eye out for others in this thread. Thank you.
Bentley Hernandez
1in10.bandcamp.com
>80年代のトップヒット
Eli Martin
awww nice one bagged
conributing, this just dropped
blumarten.bandcamp.com
> blumarten
> ulrich schnauss
> seba
Hhhnnnggg
Aiden Cooper
man im loving all the great socialising and feedback thats going on
Kayden Cook
Exquisite work friend... Mr Schnauss of the Ulrich variety; indeed.
Mr. Scrimshaw is delighted to connect...
Luke Rivera
its great... its a glimpse of what Sup Forums could be without the forced memes ;)
Carson Evans
hands highway - whyy you dont walk youre dog
>lofi synthpunk
>toy yamaha, shitty mic, lots of distortion
>screaming, yelling, self loathing
>john maus cover
>basically casio punk
this cool, nin vibes
Charles Rogers
>Experimental, Various Genres, Lo-Fi, Singer-Songwriter.
NEW ALBUM NOVEMBER 28TH
> The Guest House: A Scrapped and Palpable Tragedy
>Ambient, Bedroom Pop, Chamber Music, Free Folk, Indie Folk, Lullabies, Minimal Synth, Minimalism, Slowcore.
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. Thank You. :)
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Brayden Powell
carmeloblue.bandcamp.com
First song I've made. I'd love some scathing criticism.
Jayden Cooper
the mixing on this is really bad
Michael Hernandez
melonsoda.bandcamp.com
>Indie Rock
>Post Rock
>Emo
James Gonzalez
This is top cringe
Real tape loops and musique concréte?
In MY Bandcamp thread?
It's more likely than you think
This should be more psychedelic or abrasive, otherwise it will be just bland garage rock in the end
FÁRADT A HEGY
varsas.bandcamp.com
>psychedelic noise
>lush ambient
>drone metal
>industrial
>featuring Epiglottis on piano
Handmade CDs and cassettes are available
For the fans of The Goslings, Ramleh, Merzbow, Les Rallizes Dénudés
Latest collab with Underscore
1-34-1.bandcamp.com
>tribal noise
>psychedelic drone
>field recordings
>dark ambient
Bentley Sanders
Gub get out of my thread
Adrian Allen
over my dead body
Daniel Campbell
Gub please, you always do this
Gavin Evans
orphicwren.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
My album ‘Marooned on Olympus Mons’ is out now. Best listened to in the darkness with headphones on. Free downloads on Bandcamp, just name your price as $0
>Ambient
>Tape Loops
>Cinematic
altarfrontal.bandcamp.com
youtube.com
>Noise
>Experimental
Recs
Andrew Russell
>lo fi, folk, ambient, acoustic, vaporwave, radio recordings
Oliver Scott
This is fucking sweet!
Nicholas Gomez
speakewithpeacemthr1.bandcamp.com
>fuck you and your stupid noise project
>lofi hip hop beats are stupid
>who the fuck even listen to edm anymore
Fuck all of you
Andrew Baker
Give a nigga a spin
louderthanmice.bandcamp.com
>instrumental
>rawk, allegedly
>it's dense
>every single bar has many things going on
stay #RodentStrong, ponyboy
Jacob Martinez
Upcoming show Dec 13 in Philadelphia
songkick.com
Jaxson Anderson
teknopathetic.bandcamp.com
>IDM
>footwork
>amen break fuckery
>glitchy vocal sample manipulation
Benjamin James
oh no not this crap again
Owen Green
here
Reccing this guy again:
This is really interesting. Really well crafted. The only thing I would say is that its too short. I'd like to hear more. Nice job though!
Aiden Roberts
I want to hear a noise album with all those pedals
Robert Powell
here
Thanks! I've been trying to avoid letting any ideas overstay their welcome but I do agree that it's too short.
This is pretty dope. Start reminds me of some of the production on DG - Fashion Week. Really like that kind of whiny synth that starts up at about a minute in and the variation in beats while keeping a pretty consistent sound going. Love the whole aesthetic too, especially the track names. Very early 90s indie cyberpunk/body horror cinema
1st track reminds me Micheal Cera's solo project in a nice way. Has that sort of nostalgic lo-fi vibe. Not a massive fan of dude on the second track's singing in that context but I could see it working in other types of songs.
Nolan Hall
Demo Hassan here. Thanks my dude. This is pretty much an overt attempt at making listeners uncomfortable (with both the audio and cover art), so body horror is spot on even though I never thought about it as a description lol. And the first track's vocal part is actually from an interview with a cyberpunk author. So there's that.
I agree on being wary of having ideas overstay their welcome. I suppose what I meant was that I would have liked to hear that track among a batch of other tracks as a release. Something to complete it and give it context.
Owen Cook
Oh yeah, fair enough. I've been thinking about releasing stuff in batches like that but it's nice to have the satisfaction of just finishing a song and putting it out there, you know? I think I'll try putting out a few songs simultaneously during the winter break when I've got time to work on multiple tracks
Hadn't listened to the first track but that piqued my interest so I went ahead and gave the album a download. Keep doing what you're doing!
Jace Ross
Yeah I feel that. Thanks for the love! You too!
Landon Edwards
After one and a half years of work finally released on friday:
velaxi.bandcamp.com
>Progressive Rock / Metal
>Post / Math Rock
Adam Lewis
Tfw someone listens to your whole album