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On the latest Bandcamp Friday, listeners are recommending albums to buy directly from artists, including Boston queer folk act Sweet Petunia's 'Foggy Mountain Mental Breakdown', shoegaze and dreampop band Paper Lady's 'Idle Fate', and experimental noise artist Vorhex Angel's 'Drain'. Bandcamp Fridays waive the platform's fees so more money goes to musicians, prompting regular waves of shared recommendation lists.

The band Waxlimbs has released a new single, "Firestorm in Evening," which is now available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp. The announcement went out on Bandcamp Friday, the monthly event when the platform waives its fees so more money goes directly to artists. The track is described as alternative music, and the band is encouraging listeners to stream or purchase it across all services.

Bandcamp is holding another Bandcamp Friday, the periodic event where the platform waives its revenue share so that artists and labels receive the full amount of every purchase. Fans are being encouraged to buy music directly and support their favorite musicians, with music communities sharing feeds and recommendations to help listeners discover new releases to buy.

A musician is planning a free online show on the evening of Sunday, November 8, announced to coincide with Bandcamp Friday. The performance will feature guest Rebecca Fairless, a local fingerstyle songwriter from the Dusty Halos. The artist describes it as a cozy show for viewers to tune into and is inviting people to RSVP online.

Electronic artist shemusic has released a new track, described as a blend of rave and drum and bass, available on Bandcamp under the title Rift. The announcement went out timed to Bandcamp Friday, a monthly event when the platform waives its fees so more money goes directly to artists. It is being shared among dance music listeners online.

Independent record labels are encouraging music fans to buy vinyl records during the latest Bandcamp Friday, a periodic event when the Bandcamp platform waives its fees so more money goes directly to artists. Posts promoting new albums, listening parties and live sessions in genres like punk, shoegaze and postpunk are circulating, with fans urged to support their favourite rockers.

An electronic and industrial musician known as Auritech has released an album called Tristesse on Bandcamp, saying they had been holding onto it for a couple of years and chose Bandcamp Friday to put it out. Bandcamp Friday is a recurring event where the platform waives its fee share so more money goes directly to artists, and musicians typically use the day to promote new releases.

Ambient musician Phillip Wilkerson has released a new album, "Hues of Memory", timed to Bandcamp Friday on 2 October 2026, when the platform waives its fees for artists. The release comes with an accompanying YouTube video, and Wilkerson notes that several of his classic releases include free download codes for listeners.

It is Bandcamp Friday, the monthly event when the platform waives its fees so artists keep more of each sale. Independent musicians are using the day to share links to their releases, playfully calling their self-promotion 'music spam'. Electronic artists in particular are encouraging listeners to check out and buy their tunes directly.

Charogne Records is inviting followers to join a listening party on Sunday, promoting a new album available on Bandcamp, timed to Bandcamp Friday. The announcement promises a live session alongside the music, with the record spanning post-punk, punk, shoegaze, doom and metal. Posts use the phrase "Can you hear me now??" to rally attendance.

BBC 6 Music's Huw Stephens played Tame Impala's 'Elephant' on air, accompanied by a link to a Marvel Years remix of the track on Bandcamp and Spotify. The play spotlights continued interest in the psychedelic rock band's 2012 song and its remix versions, giving listeners a way to stream both the original and the reworked take.

BBC Radio 6 Music's Huw Stephens show played Underworld's track Two Months Off, with an automated playlist bot logging the spin and linking to the song on Spotify and Bandcamp. The 2002 electronic single remains a staple of the British band's catalogue and a favourite on the station.

The new band SPENT Republic, fronted by a musician posting under the handle lxplm, announced updates: their EP "Lost in Arrears" has drawn positive feedback and remains available on Bandcamp for 3.50 euros. The track "A Fleeting Pause" appears on issue 2 of the "Smashing the Schmetterling" tape compilation, and the band has also given an interview to a music publication.

Bandcamp Daily has published its monthly roundup of the best metal releases on Bandcamp for September 2026. The feature highlights new albums across the metal spectrum available on the platform, offering listeners a curated guide to the month's standout heavy music. Metal fans are sharing the list as a pointer to new releases worth checking out.

Bandcamp Friday is back: for one day, the music platform waives its fees so 100% of purchases go directly to artists and their labels. Musicians are using the occasion to encourage fans to buy their releases, with independent artists promoting new albums and pointing fans to pick up copies while the fee waiver lasts.

BBC Radio 6 Music's Craig Charles show has played 'Nothing Happens Twice', a track by the Irish band Gurriers. An automated playlist bot shared the spin, noting the song is available on Spotify and Bandcamp. It marks another radio appearance for the group, whose profile has been growing on the UK alternative scene.

Kareen Lomax's track 'OFFLINE' was played on Craig Charles's show on BBC Radio 6 Music, with the song also listed on Spotify and Bandcamp. The Ukrainian flag emoji in the post suggests the bot supports Ukraine. Listeners of the station's funk and soul programming are noting the play.

The band The Unrecorded is marking the tenth anniversary of its album Parks this month. The band says the record took years to make and is using the anniversary, and Bandcamp Friday, as an occasion to encourage more people to listen to it. The anniversary post invites listeners to revisit or discover the album.

Musician Romeo Rucho promoted his album for Bandcamp Friday, the monthly event when the platform waives its fees so artists keep more of their sales, using a jellyfish emoji in place of the usual announcement. The post tags genres including electronic, plunderphonics, synth-pop and spoken word. Independent artists use the day to urge fans to buy music directly rather than on streaming services.

Sébastien Tellier's track 'Kilometer' was played on BBC Radio 6 Music during Craig Charles's show. The song, from the French musician's album 'Sexuality', featured in the station's now-playing updates alongside links to Spotify and Bandcamp. Listeners following the station's playlist updates picked up on the spin of the 2008 electronic pop track.

Sharp Pins' new single "How Can I Explain What She Does To Me?" was played on BBC 6 Music during Lauren Laverne's programme, drawing attention to the fresh release. The track, available on Bandcamp and Spotify, is being highlighted as a new release, giving the indie act exposure to a wider UK radio audience.

Bandcamp Friday, the monthly event when the platform waives its fees so artists receive more of each sale, has listeners sharing music discoveries. Among the recommendations circulating is "Figures" by Ductape, a goth act fans are spotlighting alongside the event's hashtag. The post is in French, reflecting francophone goth listeners using the day to promote independent artists.

Primal Scream's 1991 anthem 'Movin' On Up' is being played on Nick Grimshaw's BBC 6 Music show, with automated playlist trackers flagging the spin and linking the track on Spotify and Bandcamp. The song remains a staple of the station's rotation and a favourite among listeners of the Manchester-born Glasgow band.

Bandcamp Friday is taking place again tomorrow, the recurring event where the platform waives its fees so independent artists keep more of each sale. Musicians are using the day to promote their releases, with one metal artist openly asking followers to consider buying their album. The monthly event remains a key sales moment for independent musicians, who encourage fans to support them directly rather than on streaming services.

Bandcamp Daily has selected electronic composer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's album 'Ruin: It's Not Just Music' as its Album of the Day, drawing attention to the record among electronic and indie music listeners. The review highlights Smith's work in the electronic sphere, prompting fresh discussion of her catalog and renewed interest in the album's release.

BBC Radio 6 Music is playing Veruca Salt's 1994 alt-rock single Seether as part of its 6 Music's 90s Forever programming, a celebration of nineties music. Automated playlist posts are tracking the track as it airs, pointing listeners to Spotify and Bandcamp. The station's nostalgia-themed season has fans revisiting the era's guitar bands.

An independent musician has announced an upcoming album release on Bandcamp, scheduled for 11:00 am tomorrow. The release is timed to coincide with Bandcamp Friday, when the platform waives its fees so all revenue goes directly to artists. The musician says fans can also email for physical copies. Other artists are drawing attention to similar Bandcamp Friday releases as a way to support independent musicians.

Music account The Tonearm is spotlighting 'Hundsrück Forest,' a track by Olaf Rupp, as its song of the day, directing listeners to Bandcamp where the piece can be streamed or purchased. Olaf Rupp is a German guitarist known for improvised and ambient guitar work, and the track continues to reach listeners through daily music-sharing posts.