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Streaming is nice, but there's nothing like supporting your favorite artists by buying the album, and there's no better day to do that than on Bandcamp Friday, which has become the only holiday we celebrate around here these days...

Another reason bandcamp is the best: check KLO's brilliant new record Inner Song before it hits the streaming services tomorrow...

It's another Bandcamp Friday edition of our new release recap, so if you're feeling any of these records, today's the day to buy them on bandcamp...

Nico Jaar releases a twinkling ambient piano track for Mana Records' Dream Tech compilation...

Another bandcamp appreciation edition of our weekly album release recap: they're waiving all of their fees again today, with all revenue going directly to the artists, so buy as much as you can...

Let's do this shit a little differently today: with Bandcamp waiving their revenue share on all sales today to support artists impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, we're going to highlight the welcome barrage of new releases that dropped today on the platform...

LA electro-R&B luminary Ramona Gonzalez -- aka Nite Jewel -- follows up one of the best records of 2017 with a glowing new 10-track, bandcamp-exclusive b-sides record, featuring demos, alternate mixes, and previously unreleased jams from the Real High sessions (including the absolutely gorgeous "Never Show", featuring string arrangements by Ramona, "inspired by her concurrent wo

Grouper's Liz Harris has digitally re-released her incredible + long out-of-print Water People 7" -- copies of the 2011 release go for $50+ on discogs -- on bandcamp today, with all of her proceeds going directly to support NoDAPL (and of course, bandcamp will donate their share today to the ACLU)...

Today, Bandcamp will donate 100% of their share of proceeds from all purchases to the American Civil Liberties Union, so while you're supporting your favorite artists directly, you can also support the ACLU in resisting the immoral and likely illegal agenda of the pathetic current "administration" (so far over 200 400 righteous labels + artists have also joined the cause and agreed to do

Taken from Melbourne group Caroline No's limited No Language cassette, a lovely collection of dreamily languid, vaguely psychedelic, and loose, often improvised bedroom pop gems that reveal themselves more with each listen. Recorded with a handheld recorder, and out now "on a hot green cassette in a hot pink case, extra special put together to be beautiful." The group apparently has anot