I Love This Record is a Bandcamp Notes column where we ask a fan to pick one record and tell us why they love it. Today, Music of Africa speaks the praises of "Jopango," by Kenyan artist and multi-instrumentalist Rapasa Nyatrapasa Otieno.

New & Notable: Giddy and hyperactive pop music from Perth artist eliseRS sets scurrying vocal melodies free atop fizzy instrumentation.

New & Notable: A new take on a familiar classic: The lost Albini mixes of this Fugazi milestone are now available, with proceeds going to Letters Charity.

Brockton’s own MonaVeli joins The Hip Hop Show to talk about her journey, global performances, and her new EP, "Siren EXP26," a genre-blurring project based in creative freedom.

Just in time for Bandcamp Friday, here's our weekly roundup of the new records you need to know.

Featuring Pulp, Beth Gibbons, Olivia Rodrigo, and more, the follow-up to 1995's beloved charity LP is a remarkable compilation that's more powerful than the sum of its tracklist. It's our Album of the Day.

Today is Bandcamp Friday.

New & Notable: More cathartic, fuzzed-out alternative rock from the Polish band, steered by Izabela "Izzy" Rekowska's showstopping vocals per usual.

New & Notable: The German outfit sublimate contemporary struggles into expansive post-rock instrumentals that evoke awe and anguish in equal measure.

New & Notable: Tingle-inducing textures, diverse instrumentation, and smooth pacing make the Hungarian duo's house music especially inviting.

Five tape labels to know and love this month.

Maria Barrios takes us through the best Latin music released last month.

New & Notable: Italian producer and singer brings existential themes to the center of the dancefloor, galvanizing mixed emotions into high-BPM grooves.

New & Notable: The Spanish pianist and his collaborators approach improvised jazz through a tactile lens, driven by vibration and resonance rather than melody.

February's edition of The Best Jazz on Bandcamp includes new releases by Ómar Guðjónsson, Tomeka Reid Quartet, and Aaron Shaw, among others.

Shabaka's fantastic new record is a testament to his expansive range, and our Album of the Day.

New & Notable: Jupe Jupe's latest builds velvety tenor leads, slick saxophone lines, and haunting synths into a sophisticated post-punk vision.

New & Notable: Irish folk and electronica artist Seamus Fogarty offers a lush and longing collection of songs in memory of a departed friend.

This week's Cool Band Alert showcases Cascadian psychedelia par excellence from one of Seattle’s most interesting groups, Mt Fog. Get to know them over on Bandcamp's Substack.

New & Notable: Stunningly gorgeous songs built around delicate acoustic guitars plucking gentle melodies beneath Maria Mazzotta’s astonishing vocals.

This month’s Best Metal on Bandcamp includes black metal from the Palestinian diaspora, a dungeon-crawling symphonic black/doom epic, the highly anticipated return of metalcore legends, and much more.

New & Notable: Deeply rhythmic and vaguely psychedelic songs constructed from throbbing bass and twinkling marimba and xylophone.

John Dwyer talks Damaged Bug, OSEES, and more on the inaugural Indie Show on Bandcamp Radio, hosted by Mariana Timony.

New & Notable: British producer and keyboardist Dave Stapleton delivers 11 tracks with lithe grooves and gentle keys.

Looking back at the month in electronic music on Bandcamp.

On her latest, Irish composer Aoibhín Redmond creates a sonic narrative despite an almost complete lack of lyrics, motifs, and other concrete elements. It's our Album of the Day.

New & Notable: An ambient postcard from the Scottish Highlands, layering rich synth arpeggios atop warbling lo-fi guitars and field recordings.

New & Notable: California ba channel ’70s heavy rock and ’90s jangle into an ultra-kinetic strain of power pop; think Teenage Fanclub covering Cheap Trick.

New & Notable: Multi-instrumentalist and Savages bassist leans heavily into industrial and darkwave; cameos from Sharon Van Etten, Jessy Lanza, and others.

February's standout experimental releases include improvised 4-track experiments, off-kilter dance music, and nightmare-inspired sound sculptures, among many others.

New & Notable: Radiant downtempo electronic compositions from this German sound designer; intimate sketches recorded in single takes, directly to tape.

February’s breakdown of the best new rap releases to grace Bandcamp includes a Philly MC’s "Twin Peaks"-themed project, a London producer’s tribute to UK street soul, and much more.

New & Notable: More riveting free jazz by the acclaimed South African percussionist and composer, assisted here by several lifelong collaborators.

From Institute's intoxicating anarcho-shuffle to Twisted Teens' old-school racket, here are February's most crucial punk releases on Bandcamp.

The Leeds metal band's latest is spectacularly overwhelming—and also super fun. It's our Album of the Day.

Bandcamp is live on East Village Radio right now! Tonight, we're exploring a wide range of acoustic guitar music from the UK, plus a selection of new releases as usual. Tune in:

New & Notable: Rip-roaring garage rock from Brooklyn that is nervy and relentless and full of forward-hurtling momentum.

New & Notable: GeeJay deliver jazzy and soulful songs on their latest LP, with Gina Jane’s emotive voice drifting across laid-back arrangements.

February’s breakdown of the best new rap releases to grace Bandcamp includes a Philly MC’s "Twin Peaks"-themed project, a London producer’s tribute to UK street soul, and much more.

New & Notable: Woozy shoegaze-y music from PINK MEXICO, syrupy guitars topped with yearning vocals.

Combining traditional Punjabi folk songs with a modern electronic backbeat, "Punjabi Disco" came and went with no fanfare in 1982. Over four decades later, it's finally getting the attention it deserves.

New & Notable: Bubbling electronic music that is fizzy and giddy; don't miss the standout feature from Bbyafricka.

These guitarists are adding daring, ornate aspects to freak folk lineages, unpicking tradition to forge new, distinctly British pathways.

Tonight on Bandcamp's East Village Radio show, we showcase some of the talented British guitarists taking acoustic music down thrilling new pathways, inspired by Robin Murray's recent Bandcamp Daily guide. Tune in tonight at 6 PM EST!

New & Notable: Understated dynamics and ambient contours passages enshrine the deep-house producer as a master of nuance, with satisfying drops to boot.

On the latest episode of Bandcamp Selects, Andrew Wasylyk stops by to talk about his new record "Incomparable Parables." Plus new music from Puma Blue, Sophie Lloyd, and more.

The next Bandcamp Friday of 2026 is this Friday, March 6th. From midnight to midnight PDT, we'll waive our revenue share and pass the funds directly to artists and labels.

February's field recordings roundup features recordings from the Kansas prairie and the Welsh coast; Japanese mountains and Thai temples; piles of leaves and electric fans.

On his latest, "My Dys of 58," Bill Callahan once again follows his unpredictable music to typically stellar results. It's our Album of the Day.

New & Notable: The combo of Benny Slumz & Tone Spliff can’t be beat, gritty production and unflinching bars for a terrifically bracing LP.