In celebration of Bandcamp Friday, †The Lord† and Daniel Kubinski have released their haunting collaborative track, "Palliare."
Initially started during the height of the pandemic, Bandcamp Fridays are starting back up this September and will run for the rest of 2022.
We're back talking about the recent Grammys nominations, the Gucci/Jeezy Versuz, Tyson vs Jones, and much more.
One is for the benefit of American Democracy, the other for the Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas, and both compilations will be available on Bandcamp.
Bandcamp has been holding a series of campaigns to support artists during the pandemic and now, on Friday, June 19th, they’ll be donating 100% of their share of sales to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
We're back discussing Prince's unfinished memoir, Bandcamp's new vinyl press-on-demand service, Logic and Eminem's latest team up, Kanye West's Sunday Service, ScHoolboy Q's Crash Talk, and much more.
Massive layoffs have hit Bandcamp, with 50% of its staff being let go after its recent acquisition by music licensing startup Songtradr.
In an unforeseen move, Epic Games ― primarily known as the publisher of Fortnite ― has acquired the fan-favorite independent music storefront Bandcamp.
In its push to diversify its services, Bandcamp has introduced a new live streaming service that facilitates live shows among other features.
The so-called "Bandcamp Fridays" has turned into a true success story; since first launching the initiative back in March to help musicians affected by the pandemic, Bandcamp has passed on over $20 million in royalties.
While record labels and musicians seem to have found a model to earn without delaying many releases, the film industry seems to be of two minds. With one of those minds leading to a complete ban of Universal movies from AMC Theaters.
The online independent music giant is starting its own vinyl pressing service.
