Bandcamp Weekly December 6, 2016
Coldcut returns! Matt Black chats about the evolution of cut and paste, and the history of trailblazing UK label Ninja Tune.
Hosted by Andrew Jervis. Illustration of Coldcut by Oliver Barrett.
Fans have paid artists $187 million using Bandcamp, and $5.2 million in the last 30 days alone.
Fans have paid artists $187 million using Bandcamp, and $5.2 million in the last 30 days alone.
Selling Right Now paused (and yes, this really is a live feed — I can’t believe you thought it was canned!)
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Rhombal
by Stephan Crump
The bassist who's spent much of his career pushing against jazz traditions finds value in embracing them, to some degree, with a nimble quartet of fellows. read more
The Year in Political Music
His Name is Alive on Black Metal & Creating an Album for the CERN Lab
The Best Albums of 2016: #80 - 61
Vol. 1
by Permit
Wolf People Channel the Vengefulness of Nature on “Ruins”
Early Volume
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How Discos Pegaos Helped Democratize the Electronic Scene in Chile
The Best Albums of 2016: #100–81
As “Mankind,” SciryL and !LLumiN@TE Rap About the Connection Between Wrestling, Religion and Video Games
Jay Gambit of Crowhurst on Finding a Home for the Unmarketable
After Björk: Eight Bands Redefining the Way Iceland Sounds
Rush Hour’s Surinam Funk Force Helps Lost Funk Gems Find the World Stage
Remain Calm
by Mica Levi & Oliver Coates
Kevin WiRE Wants to Score Adult Swim's Bumpers With His Brand of “Trash EDM”
The Month in Mixtapes: November 2016
The Rise of Synthwave: How Rosso Corsa Records Brought Back The Future-Past
Third Root’s Afro-Mexican Hip-Hop Carries a Message of Protest and Resistance
On Dark Silent Off
by Radian
How a “Random Gringo” from Texas Helped Latin American Dance Take Over the World
The Prolific Howe Gelb on “Erosion Rock” and the Tucson Indie Scene
Alex Trebek’s Diss Ignited A Spirited Nerdcore Hip-Hop Rebellion
Illum Sphere Pares Down His Sound On a Record About Detachment
What's Your Sign?
by Oneida & Rhys Chatham
Terminal Consumption: The Best Punk on Bandcamp, November 2016 (II)
Portland Popstar Natasha Kmeto is Tough to Put in a Box
Daniel Bachman Is Looking To Settle Down As He Gets Older
Islet Build “Utopian Gnome Sanctuaries” With Jagged, Mystic Post-Punk
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