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Albums to consider adding to your Bandcamp Collection & Fan Accounts to think about following.

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“I've never listened to Fleet Foxes. I love Father John and had it not been for randomly stumbling across this the other day here on BC, I probably would have never listened to J's solo work either but I'm really glad I did. Holds the cleverness of FJM without the satire and sarcasm, which is kinda nice in this case.” - Travis Button

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“I've been wondering what happened to WFANFC, and this is the best possible answer. Made with a pawn shop 8-track and whatever instruments were lying around, this should be the release that blows up. I don't know where I'll be in April, but I know I'll have this badass album, and that feels good.” - Lucas P

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“While there are a lot of folks out there who play acoustic guitar and recorded it well, few seem to hold my attention the way Western Skies Motel does. The flow is completely entrancing, not unlike a striped down, vocal-less Jose Gonzalez or Nick Drake. Western Skies Motel guitar patterns circle in an almost harp like fashion, it's a seriously meditative and timeless sound.” - Ryan Keane

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“By far my favourite songwriter that is currently working.” - David James

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“'Wintery acoustic songs about love hate, death and other stuff'. And swearing. In Scottish. Not much more anyone could ask for! Honestly, sometimes life is just miserable, and there has to be a soundtrack for wallowing in that misery. This is it, and in a strangely uplifting way.” - Wind in the Willows

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“I imagine this being the soundtrack to my 8MM Childhood that only exist in my distorted memory recall of early life events.” - Only Magic Left is Art

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“Lonely but comforting; music for washing the dishes on your own now that the last party guests have trailed out the door, for taking the late afternoon Greyhound home after the wedding, for the quiet ache of routine.” - Tessa Alexanian

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“Leftfield? Offcentric? Bizarre? Fun? Yes to all. What a refreshing album.” - wonderdog

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“These guys are the real deal. Hold the fluff. Best three-piece band I've heard in a loooooooong while.” - MoNilla

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“Fans give artists $3.5 million every month on the site, and buy more than 16,000 records a day, which works out to about one every five seconds, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.” -> http://blog.bandcamp.com/2015/03/06/dolla-dolla-bill-yall/

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“Intricate ambience which is simply magical. Monster Rally have created music which manages to be original, while remaining strangely familiar. Fantastic.” - Oliver Brown

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“A brilliant change of pace from the Walkmen, and another quality release from Fat Possum Records.” - Lucas P

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“Honest lyrics, addictive melodies. Consistently brilliant. Can't stop playing it. It breaks my heart, It makes me laugh.” - Turbo Press

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“A gorgeous set of tracks born from a creative music visionary mashing, modulating and modifying live guitar recordings and turning them into very unique characterful gentle ambient music. There's a calculated spontaneity and experimentation that makes it feel very tactile from tune to tune. It's REALLY good.” - Dr. Beaf

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“Sometimes, you just need a rock song. Here's three.” - Dan DeMarco

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“Bracing, gritty, and tender songs that sound very old and very new at the same time. I can't wait to hear the rest of the EPs forthcoming in this series.” - Philip Graham

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“'Young Rubbish' is a bold experimental affair that has Wilson showcasing a very idiosyncratic soundscape. With lyrics that speak of love and youthfulness. Little song sketches form fully fleshed out ideas that make up the short but highly ambitious 15 minute and 04 second duration. It’s an all-too-brief look into Wilson’s unique mind, but one that ensures you’ll be revisiting this EP several times over.” - C F Smith