New & Notable: You'll find chiming guitars, stacked harmonies, and muscular rhythms aplenty on the charming debut from this Dublin-based power pop artist.

New & Notable: Fans of American Football and Snow Patrol will find a lot to love in the emo/slowcore sound of Park Walker.

Meet the new generation of Zambian artists and archivists tracing the country's popular music back to its roots, connecting the early radio era of the 1940s to the psychedelic stages of the 1970s and beyond.

New & Notable: Imarhan's latest is a departure from the psychedelic Tuareg guitar-driven sound with the introduction of modular electronic elements.

New & Notable: Cute as pie Canadian indie pop with breathless boy/girl vocals and shambling choruses.

New & Notable: The first album in decades from the post-rock supergroup (ft. members of Tortoise and Come) carries forward the group’s signature intimacy.

In the early to mid-'80s, gay communities took disco to frenetic new heights. The end result? Hi-NRG.

New & Notable: Gorgeous instrumental ambient songs that drift by like clouds in the sky, soothing and moving.

There are over 1,400 releases on Bandcamp tagged as "doomgaze." These 10 albums represent the pinnacle of loud, gloomy excellence.

New & Notable: Moody and enveloping, the new EP from Zha bathes you in shadowy dubstep.

Curated by the experts and rooted in fan community, Bandcamp Clubs are a shared way to discover and collect new music while supporting the artists who make it.

New & Notable: A blistering, legendary live set gets a reissue, with Williamson on vocals & harmonica and the band holding a groove behind him.

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

New & Notable: Six piano pieces serve as an in memoriam for six fearless aviation pioneers who ultimately lost their lives in plane crashes.

New & Notable: The title says it all! Beautiful, breezy soft rock grooves from ’70s Europe, with splashes of jazz and funk.

New & Notable: Songs that drift by like clouds in the winter sky, laid-back rhythms bubbling beneath cottony electronics.

New & Notable: Delightfully giddy and surreal electronic music from this French artist—giant globs of sound that float and bob over throttling drums.

New & Notable: Heavenly Latin pop lights up Barbara Estrada’s new EP, with soulful vocals winding their way through rich arrangements.

New & Notable: From the upcoming Album “TEETH” comes this beautifully psychedelic track from The Fruit Trees, dizzying and deliriously good.

New & Notable: Synthwave duo Alpha Romeo balance glimmering ’80s nostalgia with driving contemporary grooves on this Bandcamp-exclusive release.

New & Notable: Meditative, minimalist synth music supplemented by gongs and guitars, flanked by rumbling drones for additional contrast and immersion.

Looking back on the year in experimental music.

New & Notable: Upstart artist from Berlin leverages multilingual wordplay on an empowering, upbeat hip-hop album, rapping in German, French, and English.

We're happy to announce that Bandcamp Fridays will be returning in 2026. Check out the full list of dates below.

New & Notable: Swiss singer and songwriter balances pastoral beauty with plainspoken emotion and bright ukuleles on her first album in over five years.

2025 was a great year for hip-hop on Bandcamp. Here's the best of the best.

New & Notable: Stark country music from Ethan Daniel Davidson that feels haunted by ghosts and is centered on beautifully yearning vocals.

These are the best contemporary classical albums of 2025.

New & Notable: 12 tracks reimagine a sample of a Palestinian teacher & his students harmonizing with drones; all proceeds go to Ahmed & Gaza Birds fund.

New & Notable: Manic, brawling electronic music from Italy, a small circle of Padua-based musicians dish out skull-collapsing techno at top volume.

If you listen to no other ambient albums from 2025, listen to these.

New & Notable: Three tracks that operate as soft as shadows, ghostly melodies rippling above shuffling rhythms.

A look back at the year in folk, bluegrass, Americana, and all things country-ish.

New & Notable: Jazzy, soulful electronic pop from this New York artist, with heavenly falsetto gliding atop laid-back arrangements.

New & Notable: L.A. band Pegzilla are ready to shred the holidays with this stoner metal call to action.

Of the 100+ releases featured in The Best Field Recordings on Bandcamp in 2025, these represent the best of the best.

New & Notable: The legendary Juliana Hatfield combats internal and external darkness with optimism, sardonic humor, and sweet and sour melodies.

New & Notable: pdqb's iconic "8 1/2 Bit" album gets reworked and remixed by notable chiptune producers who blur the line between music and game music.

In this special year-end episode of Bandcamp Selects, host Aly Gillani shares his favorite tracks and artists of 2025.

Lorien Testard started out 2025 an obscure French musician; thanks to "Clair Obscur: Expedition 33," he's an award-winning composer known the world over. We caught up with him earlier this year to discuss the soundtrack, his creative process, and more.

New & Notable: All profits from this wild and messy experimental punk release will be sent to activists from Penha in Rio de Janeiro.

Stoney chats with Jay Cinema in this special year-end episode of The Hip Hop Show, also featuring bonus interviews from Camp Flog Gnaw with Navy Blue and Thundercat.

New & Notable: The artist-run micro label celebrates 16 years with a mixtape of hits and deep cuts, plus brand new edits and remixes from the vault.

The Best Jazz of 2025 has arrived.

Bandcamp is live on East Village Radio right now with a special year-end episode! Tune in as we explore the best releases 2025 had to offer.

New & Notable: The final Foetus record has arrived, and it’s a stunner. Created over 8 years, it’s a snarling, sweeping masterpiece—widescreen & imposing.

These are the Essential Albums of 2025.

New & Notable: Gorgeous, drifting songs from the always-reliable t e l e p a t h —cloudlike synths and gauzy textures with two vinyl variants.

New & Notable: Breakneck electronic music from this stalwart of the Aussie underground—eerie electronics and throbbing, insistent rhythms.

Spanning a wide range of geographies and rhythms, these are the best Latin releases of 2025.