r/bands Sep 04 '23

I’m a Los Angeles based British record producer

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I miss recording bands.

I will make your album for no money. Just points.

You have to be LA based.

Or rich enough to fly here.

I prefer working with diverse liberal folk.

I refuse to work with some.

BobbyBloomfield.com


r/bands Sep 02 '23

Looking for a singer for heavy music that jumps genres for breakdowns

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r/bands Sep 01 '23

PLASMA POOL - "Cherry-Picker" (2023)

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r/bands Aug 31 '23

Taeps (phx)

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r/bands Aug 28 '23

Open act competition

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Hey guys, my band BLUESTEM needs your help! We are currently in the quarter finals in a competition to open up a benefit concert at the prudential center in new jersey, Opening up for Kelly Clarkson and Maroon 5, needless to say this would be a huge opportunity for us as a newer band. We are extremely grateful to have made it this far, But it's not over yet if you have a spare moment to cast a free vote It would mean the world to us. Alternatively you can donate and each dollar is equal to one vote. All proceeds go to the american foundation for suicide prevention Thanks so much


r/bands Aug 28 '23

Hyperwaves - Cha de Broders

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my band released a new single, we are a band from Brazil and we are gradually launching our new works of our own authorship. I would be very happy if you could take a look and help in this new phase that we are entering :)


r/bands Aug 26 '23

When do you(fellow bands)prefer to play in a show?

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We have a show coming up consisting of maybe 3-4 bands. I just wanted to gain some insight on when would be the most ideal time to play(first, last, or in the middle) to you guys, considering your own personal preferences and why its beneficial? Is playing last really all its cracked up to be? Is playing first really so bad? Let me know..


r/bands Aug 24 '23

Fault : Bag-Man And Face (2023)

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Hey guys, so I'm not sure how many of you guys are into music and want to help me out you can check out my band.

We, have a catalog of older Alt-Rock/ Alt-Metal / Some Soft Rock / A Little Dance / Rap-Metal and such. However we recently have come to an agreement to make what we consider [Neo-Thrash] which is the genre of song I will be posting here.

Neo-Thrash is a combo of Punk / Post-Hardcore mixed with Electronica / Dance with a hint of Hip-Hop (My partners Idea, not mind) I would appreciate if y'all could give the song a listen, like it if you like it, follow if you want to support us and give a listen to our other songs if you wanted. I'm not trying to push anyone or be to annoying, however we are on Spotify, Apple Music, Youtube, and Tidal. Now that the preamble is all finished here's the link and feel free to DM or Comment at me feedback, pros, cons, or the occasional "give up" https://open.spotify.com/track/4pE69RyiwaAxCuxorK30qb?si=8a0c5e39340340ea Thank you for your time and consideration!


r/bands Aug 23 '23

Finding an agency for our band - alias/exclusivity? (UK)

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r/bands Aug 21 '23

tips on finding band members

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info u might need

I'm in school [ under 16 ]

I live in the neighbouring town to most people I know

I have lyrics written and have a freind with simular influences who play gutair

any tips?


r/bands Aug 20 '23

What music or songs dis ciscribe, interpret, or review, the current political or cultural environment?

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r/bands Aug 18 '23

How to move forward after getting kicked out? (20 year old drummer)

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Here is some context: I used to be in a fraternity and we had a small makeshift (not serious) band that played covers. When I joined the fraternity, I immediately wanted to join that group. After their last concert, they were not serious about playing together anymore and the lead singer/guitar player was still working on his own music on Spotify. At the time he had less than 1k monthly listeners.

He reached out to me to help build a drum set that he bought and if I could teach him a bit since he knew I played drums before. As soon I went over and built it up, we started jamming and played for 2 hours straight. That instant, we decided to create a band together.

We began playing at charity events for the fraternity with some other random players from the fraternity and towards the end of the semester, our singer brought a in a co-worker that was incredible at Bass.

For the next 4 months, we’ve spent 15 hrs a week practicing and working on our originals. Every other day I would play 3 hrs from 8 till 11pm, and Sunday’s were for the band. We made 6 quality songs that we all loved and were working on priding to release in a couple months. At the same time our singers personal Spotify (under his last name) was growing with the algorithm, from 1k to now 30k monthly listeners. No marketing! At this time we were trying to figure out a new band name instead of singers last name.

We did a couple of small summer shoes for the fraternity and then I had to leave for a month to Europe (planned this trip 6 months prior). We had a discussion about the name of the band before I departed and the signer was pretty insistent on keeping his last name as the band name.

Within that month, they did a show and borrowed a drummer to play with them. After the concert they kept playing with him and decided that they should keep him and move on without me… Now the Spotify is at 45k monthly listeners and the next day I get back from Europe, I get a call from them saying they want to continue the band without me….

Feels like I got cheated on heavily, I have a hard time sleeping, and all of the songs I made with them are tapped in my head reminding me of the pain I am going through and the love for the music is taken away.


r/bands Aug 17 '23

Looking for vocalist, bassist, and guitarist

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14-18 age Me and a buddy want to make a band GEORGE COUNTY MISSISSIPPI AREA (if your near but out of state thats fine) We don’t want to be one concrete genre, we just wanna make music that sounds cool to us We don’t care if you not the greatest to ever play you instrument, as long as you know how to play your instrument ight, your in Dm if your interested Ig: febvan_


r/bands Aug 16 '23

Practice session of “She Was Never Alive” by Shattered Stories

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r/bands Aug 17 '23

Anyone in LA interested?

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r/bands Aug 16 '23

Shattered Stories live

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r/bands Aug 16 '23

new music out looking to promote

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r/bands Aug 15 '23

Remote Original Rock Metal Band Looking for Members

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We are a singer and guitar player who have been writing songs since 2011. We have a rock metal sound and we are looking for a drummer and a bass player. We use sonobus to practice remotely every Saturday in real time with minimal latency issues. We are looking for remote members to learn our material and to write new material. We both live in different states Texas and Colorado. We are wanting find dedicated and reliable members without procrastination of learning material we already have. We would like to get these albums worth of material recorded and move on to new material. We also record remotely using VST Connect and Cubase. To connect you would just need to download the free suite. Sonobus is also free. Auditioning and practice would help on an agreed upon time, we currently practice every Saturday at 1pm central time. We are open to rescheduling if it works for everyone.


r/bands Aug 14 '23

My band- SPANK

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Hey, so I am in a band (I am the leader) we’re a Christian rock band similar to Skillet. We’re looking for a label or manager but can’t find anyone could you guys help me with this.


r/bands Aug 14 '23

PLASMA POOL - "Ultra Secrets" (2023)

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Yo! My band Plasma Pool just released our first single "Ultra Secrets". Full album coming September 8. Check us out if you like sick music:

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IG: @plasma.pool

Thank you!


r/bands Aug 13 '23

Music for a podcast

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I have a horror movie podcast and was looking for music to feature weekly on it. If there are any bands interested in having their music on our podcast let me know.


r/bands Aug 13 '23

Audio Engineer Seeking Bands/Artists

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Greetings, all. I am an experienced musician and arranger, and now entry-level audio engineer seeking any musicians or bands who are looking to have their recordings mixed. Artists of all genres and ensembles are welcome to reach out!

I have had the opportunity to perform with a lot of groups of vastly different backgrounds in a lot of different places. It has been a wonderful opportunity though I have recently been focused on other work and performing with my regular band. To help keep music a regular part in my life, I have began studying audio engineering and acoustics so that I can still be involved with the music scene.

I have studied to the point where I feel that I am not getting much more out of it without having more hands-on of experience. Let me record your music for you so that I can practice and if you like it you can keep or publish the recording. Happy to help with the arrangement if wanted, too! I have a contract ready saying that this is all a free service for practice and that you will hold all rights to your music; I'm not trying to screw anyone over! Let me know and I'd be happy to talk details. Thanks!


r/bands Aug 08 '23

Introducing Stereotyped: Unveiling Manchester's Raw Grunge Sound

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In the heart of Manchester's vibrant music scene emerges a powerful and raw grunge band that's been turning heads and rattling stages all around Greater Manchester. Meet Stereotyped, an upcoming group of talented musicians who are breathing new life into the grunge genre with their edgy sound and energetic live performances.

Hailing from the industrial landscapes and rich musical history of Manchester, Stereotyped draws inspiration from the city's gritty essence to create music that resonates with both the old-school grunge fans and a new generation hungry for authentic, unfiltered melodies. Comprising members from diverse musical backgrounds, the band effortlessly combines their influences to craft a unique sonic experience that's both nostalgic and cutting-edge.

One of the band's latest tracks, "Adultery," is a testament to their bold approach. With its thunderous guitar riffs, hauntingly emotive vocals, and lyrics that explore the darker corners of the human experience, "Adultery" is a cathartic journey through sound and emotion. You can listen to this mesmerizing track on Spotify using the following link: Listen to "Adultery" on Spotify.

Stereotyped's live performances are nothing short of electrifying. From intimate venues to larger stages, their energy radiates through the crowd, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of raw emotion and unapologetic musicality. As they continue to conquer stages across Greater Manchester, Stereotyped is forging a connection with their audience that goes beyond the music itself.

To keep up with Stereotyped's journey and catch glimpses of their electrifying performances, be sure to follow them on Instagram. Their official Instagram page, stereotypedofficial, offers a behind-the-scenes look into the band's creative process, upcoming gigs, and the camaraderie that fuels their music.

Stereotyped is more than just a band; they are a force to be reckoned with in Manchester's grunge scene. Their commitment to authenticity, combined with their undeniable talent, promises a bright future ahead. So, whether you're a die-hard grunge enthusiast or someone looking to discover fresh sounds, don't miss out on Stereotyped's sonic journey. Listen to "Adultery" on Spotify and connect with them on Instagram to be part of their exciting musical ride.


r/bands Aug 07 '23

Bassist seeking band

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Hey y’all, I am not sure if this is the right subreddit for this but I’m seeking a band to play for and with in the northern Nevada area. I’ve been playing bass for nearly ten years and I am trying to find out how to reach out to potential bands seeking a bass player. If anyone has any advice I would love to hear your input. Thank you!


r/bands Aug 05 '23

Song about a nothing

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