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Purelink, “Faith”

1 day ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Matthew Blackwell

ALBUM OF THE DAY Purelink, “Faith” By Matthew Blackwell · June 05, 2025 Purelink Brooklyn, New York follow &check; following unfollow ... Faith Purelink . / pre-order buy pre-order buy you own this wishlist in wishlist go to album go to track go to album go to track .
The Best Field Recordings on Bandcamp, May 2025

2 days ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Matthew Blackwell

BEST FIELD RECORDINGS The Best Field Recordings on Bandcamp, May 2025 By Matthew Blackwell · June 04, 2025 Bandcamp hosts an amazing array of field recordings from around the world, made by musicians and sound artists as well as professional field recordists. In this column, we highlight the best sounds recorded outside the studio and released in the last month.
The Best Experimental Music on Bandcamp, May 2025

4 days ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Marc Masters

BEST EXPERIMENTAL The Best Experimental Music on Bandcamp, May 2025 By Marc Masters · June 02, 2025 All kinds of experimental music can be found on Bandcamp: free jazz, avant-rock, dense noise, outer limits electronics, deconstructed folk, abstract spoken word, and so much more. If an artist is trying something new with an established form or inventing a new one completely, there’s a good chance they’re doing it on Bandcamp.
The Best Latin Music on Bandcamp, May 2025

4 days ago | daily.bandcamp.com | María F. Barrios

BEST LATIN The Best Latin Music on Bandcamp, May 2025 By Maria Barrios · June 02, 2025 Records from a diverse community of Latin musicians in the Americas and around the world can be found on Bandcamp. Each month, Maria Barrios covers the best in cumbia, Afro-Latin dance music, Latin soul, bossa nova, and everything in between. May’s edition features Afro-Colombian bullerengue, a new cumbia group from Houston, Nuyorican proto-salsa, and more.
Salem 66, Lost Queens of College Rock

1 week ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Jude Noel

FEATURES Salem 66, Lost Queens of College Rock By Jude Noel · May 29, 2025 It’s no secret that Boston, Massachusetts, was a hotbed for college rock in the latter half of the ‘80s, spawning acts like Dinosaur Jr., Pixies, and Galaxie 500. While you’d be hard pressed to find a fuzz-pedal-stomping band that doesn’t name at least one member of that wave among their influences, one of the most forward-thinking groups of that period still remains unjustly overlooked.
From Teenage Fad to Global Sensation: The World of Jazz Dance

1 week ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Andy Thomas

LISTS From Teenage Fad to Global Sensation: The World of Jazz Dance By Andy Thomas · Illustration by Maria Medem · May 28, 2025 “What’s really exciting about the scene today is that it’s growing itself again, there’s a massive young audience out there,” says Paul Murphy, London’s original jazz dance DJ and founder of the Jazz Room Records label.
Iration Steppas, “Dubs From the Foundation”

1 week ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Andy Thomas

ALBUM OF THE DAY Iration Steppas, “Dubs From the Foundation” By Andy Thomas · May 28, 2025 VP Records Queens, New York follow &check; following unfollow ... Dubs From The Foundation VP Records . / pre-order buy pre-order buy you own this wishlist in wishlist go to album go to track go to album go to track .
Susan Alcorn’s Revolutionary Pedal Steel

1 week ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Matthew Blackwell

LISTS Susan Alcorn’s Revolutionary Pedal Steel By Matthew Blackwell · May 27, 2025 For a long time, Susan Alcorn lived a double life. At night, she would play in dance halls and honky-tonks around Houston, Texas; during the day, she would hole up by herself to study avant-garde jazz and free improvisation. Her chosen instrument, the pedal steel guitar, was associated with country and western and virtually unheard of in other genres.
Pan Amsterdam Turned His Back on Jazz-And Ended Up Finding His Voice

2 weeks ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Blake Gillespie

FEATURES Pan Amsterdam Turned His Back on Jazz—And Ended Up Finding His Voice By Blake Gillespie · May 23, 2025 When Leron Thomas made his debut as Pan Amsterdam with the single “Plus One” in 2018, he began the track by saying, “I’d like to introduce myself, but I don’t think I should.
Tour Tips With Caroline Rose

2 weeks ago | daily.bandcamp.com | Mariana Timony

FEATURES Tour Tips With Caroline Rose By Mariana Timony · May 22, 2025 Caroline Rose is talking about music—and getting emotional. “It’s not about money, and that is the problem, that is what eats away at me, and that’s why I’m trying to change with the way that I’m approaching this,” the indie musician says over a video call, their expression intense and their voice trembling a bit.