Here are a few recent and not-so-recent finds, most of which are available for either
free or
name-your-price download. In fact, that's the order (more or less) in which they're posted, so those of you looking for retro action might want to scroll way down.
The Sunchymes
Just got the above in an email yesterday. We've been enjoying these
UK charmers/chymers for
several years now, including this fairly recent EP we shoulda but didna post. Each song's a winner.
The Kundalini Genie &
Coywolf
We also very much enjoyed #s 10, 14, & 17. The last of these is by
Oakland band, Coywolf, a bunch of whose songs we bought at
Bandcamp, including #17 itself ("Star Drool"). So how does this make us feel, after plunking down hard-earned and then finding it available for free? Good. Really good. So here's one we bought.
Diamond Hands
We also love #s 7 & 10 from the
L.A. band's latest (released 9feb18), not to mention (but we will) this
previously posted favorite from their 2016 debut.
The Hungry Onions
Also recommended: #s 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, & 11. We found this
Austin band among some recent purchases by a guy we follow over at Bandcamp. He had bought goodstuff from their 16feb18 LP,
She's a Mod, which we intend to do as well. Here's one we intend to buy. (The others are #s 1, 6, 7, 9, & 10.)
Frankie and the Witch Fingers
We simply cannot believe this
L.A. faveband's whole LP is available for nypdl at Bandcamp, especially after having spent money on some of it previously. (How does that make us feel? Take a guess.) The song featured above was one we bought. The
previously posted song below was one of our favorites from 2016. It's a beautiful world, maaan.
We also especially liked #s 4, 8, & 13.
Pseudonym
This
San Francisco band's 2017 LP
Pack of Lies was one of our very favorites of that year, and a couple of its songs were on our
2017 Powerpopulist Faves playlist. Rooting around in their
Bandcamp Discography turned up more entertainment, including the song above and, #s 1 & 2 below.
Okay, we're wimps and we're tired, so TTFN. We'll be back with more, promise?