Handing over the mic to artists/musicians who break down their new albums track by track/share the thought process behind the creation. Today we’ll hear from Jonathan Sharp aka The Heartwood …
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Now that we got forum up and running, we thought the next logical step would be to let the creativity flow. And what’s a better way to accomplish that than …
Yes, we got a forum / discussion board now! Think of it as less frenetic version of Twitter / social media where you can introduce yourself, leave a micro review …
And as Saturday turns into Sunday we got even more Bandcamp recommendations and hauls to go over. Case in point – J. Gorecki, founder of UK label Bricolage (that contributed …
More Bandcamp picks from the most recent BC Friday courtesy of our followers – one comes from Chicago band Ganser and the other one from The Texas Hammer! Ganser Oceanator …
Just because Bandcamp Friday is over doesn’t mean that fun (and music recommendations) should stop, right? Here are 8 picks by our follower Dillon (aka freeyourradio), current co-host of Under …
Rock music with oddly-tuned guitars, varied rhythms, clouds of dissonance, and bursts of energy wasn’t too hard to come by in the 1990s. But not everyone who practiced this DIY …
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Time to check in with our friends at Skin Graft Records and see what they have in store for this Bandcamp Friday… Reissues Strangulated Beatoffs – Porky the Pig and …
More of favorite record labels picked by our followers! See a recap of parts 1 and 2 here. American Dreams Records Trouble in Mind Records Electric Cowbell Atlantic Rhythms …
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There’s audible chemistry in Good Fuck’s sound; Kinsella’s extensive history in genre-pushing rock and roll (Joan of Arc, Cap’n Jazz) is strikingly complimented by Pulse’s fresh ear for minimalist electro …
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