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Most of Deer Vibes's debut EP sounds like someone switched the vocals off on an Illinois-era Sufjan Stevens track, but I actually enjoy these jammy multi-instrumentalists the most when they start to sing a little.
Read more about Deer Vibes - 'Paper'
Choirs album “I Used To Think That Nothing In Life Mattered, Now I Know For Sure” is five tracks of Texas hardcore. However, when I say hardcore, I mean the stuff I loved in high school and not the stuff that gets played way too much nowadays. These guys are doing spoken word followed by syncopated break beats and distorted vocals exactly the way I want them to.
What does it mean for a song to be for purple eyes? Buda-Pest says that his song “Purple” is specifically for purple eyes. He goes out of the way to assure you that he doesn’t mean minds. He means purple eyes. Maybe the point is to listen to this two minute and twenty two second ambient track and thinking about what it would mean to have purple eyes.
With the help of his bandmates, songwriter Jesus Pizana embellishes his offhand folk tunes with gentle percussive flourishes. Check out a track off his latest EP When the Dust Settles.
Read more about Kites - 'Same Around Here' 
Morris Orchids is, most simply, “music”. That’s what they tagged themselves as on BandCamp which is where I usually go to pick genre labels rather than make up something myself. They do indeed create music, and it is quite good. Ocassionally they incorporate things like rain or teapots which aren’t really music, and it’s beautiful. Who am I to say what is music though, right?
The Rich Hands make rock music. Their tags on Bandcamp are awesome. They include: beasts of yucca flats, can’t get enough of you, cold dead night, ghost dance blues, and rock n’ roll.
“Oh! I like these strings,” I thought as I listened to the first track on Kites’ album While The Dust Settles. “What beautiful bells!” was my next thought, and then I happily listened to the rest of the album. It’s up as a “name your own price” download, and it’s worth way more than free. What a bargain!
Brandon Cunningham likes to “rock the party” and “play music”. I’m not positive what rock the party means, but I know what it means to play music. This he does in fact do. He tagged his music as folk, hope, love, and rock (twice) on BandCamp.
Something Fiction describes themselves as an experimental project from three different musicians from San Antonio. They combine electronic synths with ethnic and acoustic instruments and lofty vocals. Their first EP called “Botany” can be downloaded for free on BandCamp.
Rough and big and ballsy, the focal track off of Droughts' debut Sacraments EP rumbles forward like a collapsing steam train.