Calling all small experimental label owners, I’m interested in developing some reciprocal relationships label to label to help boost each of our audiences. This might include reposting releases on our socials, shared event nights, organised listening sessions, write reviews/ share promo resources, offering download codes to each other to boost download numbers and leave comments on the new Bandcamp releases, or doing small batch physical distro trades.

You can see what my label is up to instagram, we’re London based and somewhat gravitating towards lower-case experimental music - ambient, drone, sound collage or acoustic chamber music - but I have a very wide interest in all types of experimental music.

Would anyone be interested in this?

https://www.instagram.com/burlhouserecords

And here’s our latest release that just came out today:

https://burlhouse.bandcamp.com/album/if-all-the-world-were-paper

Today is the day! My first full-length album is out today on bandcamp. I recorded this in mostly single takes using primarily an 0-Coast and Strega, along with an SQ-1 and Edge.

I'm hosting a live listen-through and AMA tomorrow 9/2 at 8pm EDT live on Bancamp.

"Cycle Meditation Martyr and the Double Time Effect on Entropy" marks a period of fluidity and amorphous existence for me. While experimenting with a new collection of instruments, I was listening to a great deal of Sufi Qawwali music and kept returning to a definition of rhythm: “a moment in time, repeated.” The phrasing is significant to me because it leaves intentionality ambiguous. A moment in time, repeated—is the repetition incidental or intentional?

These tracks are well suited to soundbathing intense moments of focus and concentration. Rhythms loop and cycle, but I do not find repetition mundane. It can manifest in a grey area between repeat and ritual. A loop lasts until it is ended, carrying with it an inherent anticipation of when that ending might come, and how. Slightly adjacent to the loop is the cycle, which to me suggests not symmetrical repetition, but rounds that can evolve.

I spent hours recording stuff on guitar and editing, and I finished my first album for my avant-folk project. I only used my guitar, my computer, and audio of birds, wind, and indigenous peoples' music. It's extremely lo-fi, but I hope to make more polished things in the future. I'd love feedback :) https://moliavis.bandcamp.com/album/purpurea

https://internetdaemon.bandcamp.com/album/creatures-from-outer-space-electronic-experimental-side

https://www.soundclick.com/outraethonth/?content=songs

Trying to get some feedback and my music to the right listeners. Not interested in money.

Hello everyone. I just released Al borde del abismo. In this record, I explore different techniques to create pieces of unease contemplation.

It is available on Bandcamp. In short, it will be in music streaming services and on Youtube as well.

Please let me know if you have any feedback to share.

Hope you'll like it, cheers!

Hello everybody, I want to share my new track "From the other Plane" with you. It's based on a simple piano melody, with increasing amounts of noise and ambient elements being added.

https://youtu.be/T4UyomVL2mA

https://spiryu.bandcamp.com/track/from-the-other-plane

A lot of the noise is very improvised. I like to compare it to abstract paintings, where I would just pour color over the canvas and see what comes out. The resulting chaos feels very fitting for the feelings I wanted to express with it. Feelings of frustration, and like you can't live up to this world's expectations, yet would thrive in another one.

https://thistrblmkr.bandcamp.com/track/vistas-1-ft-sum-bando

dark drones to euphoric bliss

static ambience

dreamsoundsscape

Hey everyone,

Sharing a recent audio/visual experiment: PRESTO PROTOCOL 2.2

The core experiment was treating a virtuoso grand piano almost like a rhythmic engine rather than a conventional melodic instrument — aggressive Presto arpeggios, dense 16th-note motion, rapid velocity variations, and polyphonic counterpoint running continuously at 138–140 BPM.

Against that, I placed a completely dry TR-909-style techno kick with minimal spatial processing.

One of the interesting constraints was deliberately avoiding sidechain compression. Instead of making the kick and piano “make room” for each other through pumping, I wanted to see whether the arrangement, transient design, and frequency separation could maintain clarity while both layers remain highly active.

The goal was a cold, high-density sound with sharp piano attacks, controlled low-end impact, and continuous forward motion — somewhere between neo-classical piano technique, techno, and cybernetic/baroque aesthetics.

The visualizer follows the same concept with a retro-futuristic HUD and 16-bit cyber-terminal aesthetic.

I'd love to hear thoughts on the piano/kick relationship, especially whether the high-speed piano density remains clear without the usual sidechain treatment.

YT Link : https://youtu.be/S_46lu9H5ic

NOISE JAZZ

Would love to get more suggestions for this playlist!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-kewtYO308

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y5-qg6-DJwI

Yes this is it for the first time ever, in this dimension, the acclaimed General Kudzu has once again ordered an all out invasion of your earholes and to commemorate this momentous occasion the nymphs of sound have provided this soundtrack

Little album with my piano improvisations. I play with one hand only because of cerebral palsy. Dedicated to all musicians with disabilities! Hope you like it :)

https://soundcloud.com/zqzvmdwjzj3h/sets/piano-improvisations

Hi guys, so this one is less experimental than the previous one but i love it, i just need to improve my singing and everything is gonna be alright . The lyrics are in the description on soundcloud .
Track

Hello, just sharing a Grungegaze project i've been working on. Let me know what you all think! :)))

https://nylonacid.bandcamp.com/album/letters-2

LILY LINNEKER'S LOVE BUREAU - There's Three Small Devils At The Front Door

https://lilylinnekerslovebureau.bandcamp.com/track/theres-three-small-devils-at-the-front-door

Album:

Devil Worshippers

Full album link:

https://lilylinnekerslovebureau.bandcamp.com/album/devil-worshippers

I live in Oklahoma. There's a town near me called Owasso. It's a perfect example of completely boring, corporate, large brand name restaurants/fast food/shopping centers, etc. The whole fucking town is literally a parking lot with cookie cutter homes. I work there doing a job that allows me to witness the lifestyle of driving everywhere, no fucking trees in the neighborhoods, and everyone just eats the most generic chain restaurants every day.

On one hand I get this sounds absurdly pretentious and makes me look like a whiner / loser. I get it. I'm doing this because the absurdity of the times we live in drive me to make unhinged music and for some reason I just want to make an album called:

OWASSO: 2084

It will be pop country with all sorts of unhinged elements introduced into it. Lyrics about the absurdity of the town and surrounding suburbs. Cheeky suburban cinematic feels combined with liminal meaningless. All original. No AI or any bullshit. I honestly think I'm on to something and I can't wait to debut this.

Hi 👋

I tought you guys might be interested in my latest release. Its a 50+ mins album made entirely of feedback patching of a serge modular synthesizer (with the exception of one babbling baby sample I recorded). Otherwise every sound you hear comes from feedback.

I tought this was an interesting concept to experiment with and I’m quite pleased with the result!

Here it is :) :

https://augustgale.bandcamp.com/album/structures

I released my 2nd album and tried to work on making my tracks less chaotic/ADHD the way my 1st album was. I do see what I need to work on but I'd love to get other people's feedback to see what I'm overlooking. I've included a streaming link but also some Bandcamp codes if anyone wants a download :)

STREAMING:

https://linktr.ee/mattmikovic19942023

FREE BANDCAMP DOWNLOAD: https://band.codes/buhduzit

Hodge podge of interconnected rhythms with neat syncopation that throw you for a loop? Aggressive drumming but not overly complicated and emphasizing how the song is interpreted.

I'm loving this album. It just has a specific energy about it that I love. I'd say Grotus is very similar in approach but with their own specific sound

Figured I’d share this here, full release is available everywhere under the same name

https://harlanbeeton.bandcamp.com/album/new-colossus-grey-mare

Hello!

Not sure if this is the right place to post this (pls lmk if not!)... I'm a composer and have recently written an electronic/ambient/experimental piece about Frutiger Aero. More precisely, about the duality of our modern relationship with the aesthetic - part genuine nostalgia, part alienation/sarcasm. The music gets gradually distorted over the course of the piece, from gentle ambient piano, nature sounds & a bed of modified Nintendo music samples, to something more blurry, distorted and fragmented like a distant recollection. In that sense, sort of inspired by Everywhere at the End of Time, Basinski's Disintegration Loops, etc.

The piece started started as a collaboration with a friend of mine to create a work specifically for audio and video together, but he can't do it anymore... so I'm trying to find someone who'd be interested in doing a video! Whether something more involved, or simply a sort of "background" video of, say, Frutiger Aero images slowly getting distorted along with the music?

Does anyone here have suggestions as to where to look/ask for that kind of thing? Even just a subreddit name would be very helpful! 

Or maybe would someone here be interested in the project? 😆 If so I'm happy to send a link to the piece and answer any questions - just DM me! 

Thank you :)

This isn't necessarily self promotion, just wanted to discuss sketches . I often do these kinds of weird live sketches before making tracks to come up with ideas on what might be doing in some of the tracks I'm working on. I decided to record this one because it got pretty out there. Anyone else make really abstract music in order to come up with more concrete music ? Or maybe this is just something that you like on its own? I probably won't put it on my next album but am open to discussion. (No so was used in the process of creating this music and ai would probably struggle trying)

A.I. thinks it should all be on the radio by noon

https://on.soundcloud.com/AsnE190cSnuBNYc7Ie

I recently got an iPad, so I decided to try making music on GarageBand. I really want to make more developed tracks, but I honestly don't know where to start. ​I don't know how to play any instruments, and this iPad is all I have. I'm really eager to learn and grow—any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated!

https://youtu.be/dcEmRVA8GEg?si=x1eB4pYZ9kowt9Rj

https://youtube.com/@sinekang?si=7b6RUiQye05VKwm8

How is it so hard to find any information about this piece? It was just performed a couple times and that's it??