Bandcamp Friday Picks: March 2026

It’s another Bandcamp Friday! That means Bandcamp waives their revenue share and passes the funds directly to artists and labels. It’s one of the best ways to support those artists you love. According to Bandcamp, over $120 million has gone directly to labels and musicians since Bandcamp Friday’s inception in 2020.

Here are my picks for this Bandcamp Friday:

  • Black Cross Hotel – “Rebel Yell” The Chicago outfit brings an industrial/darkwave flare to the Billy Idol classic.
  • Various Artists – HELP (2) This all-star compilation from War Child Records features Pulp, The Last Dinner Party, Depeche Mode, Blur, Beth Gibbons, and so many more greats. Your purchase supports humanitarian efforts in Gaza, Yemen, Ukraine, and Sudan.
  • Yeah Everything – Better Than I Remember EP Infectious indie rock from New Hampshire.
  • The Early Years – Modern Moonlight (Pre-order) Soaring British rock. Echoes of Embrace but with a modern, electronic breadth.
  • Ora Cogan – Hard Hearted Woman (Pre-order) Cogan’s debut for Sacred Bones Records. It’s got a baroque-folk-gothic vibe. I’m quite in love with the track “Division.”
  • The Cybertronic Spree – ANYTHING! This Canadian band had the catalytic converter stolen out of their touring RV. They are serious fun.
  • Good Day Father – “Sonic Amadea” I am completely obsessed with this gorgeous single by Brian Futter of Catherine Wheel with Tanya Donelly of Belly. It’s exactly what you’d want from the two.

Bandcamp Friday Picks: February 2026

I’m dealing with a refractory migraine and Ehlers Danlos syndrome flare, so this edition is simply my picks. It’s still early in the year, so most are pre-orders.

Bandcamp Friday-December 2025 Picks

Here’s a quick roundup of Bandcamp Friday picks!

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Bandcamp Friday Picks – August 2025

Bandcamp Friday returns on August 1, from midnight to midnight (Pacific Time). That means Bandcamp waives their revenue share and more of your money goes directly to musicians! So Friday is the day to support artists by buying music and merch on Bandcamp! Here are some of my picks.

Goddess – Goddess This impactful collaboration between Savages’ drummer Fay Milton and ten feminine/non-binary artists is quickly becoming one of my favorites of this year. It’s got a haunting song from Elena Tonra (Ex:Re/Daughter), a dreamy one from Izzy Bee Philips (Black Honey), and commanding tracks from Salvia and Harriet Rock.

Anika – Abyss Driving rock with a hints of grunge mix well with Anika’s English/German accented vocals. Recommended for fans of Flood-produced PJ Harvey.

Deep Sea Diver – Billboard Heart This indie rock opus swirls. I’m obsessed with the tracks “Let Me Go,” which features Grammy award winner Madison Cunningham, and “What Do I Know.”

Pulp – More Pulp is back with their first album in 24 years and they’re still frisky! Jarvis Cocker and co. have created another brilliant album with a Britpop heart. Make sure you get your tickets to see them on tour this fall. In Boston, they are hitting The Stage at Suffolk Downs on Saturday, September 13.

Lambrini Girls – Who Let the Dogs Out Thrumming punk rock from Brighton, England. How can I not love a band with a song called “Cuntology 101”?

Julian Baker & TORRES – Send a Prayer My Way Tunes that tug at the heartstrings with a dash of twang.

Bandcamp Friday Picks – May 2025

Here are some tunes to purchase on this Bandcamp Friday, May 2!

Rain Money Dogs by Miynt
  • MiyntRain Money Dogs Dreamy, lackadaisical pop from Sweden. Hints of Mazzy Star and Elysian Fields. Pre-order this album that comes out on May 30th and get four tracks now.
Swallow by Steve Queralt
  • Steve Queralt – Swallow This is another pre-order recommendation because you don’t want to wait to get the brilliant track “Lonely Town” that features Emma Anderson! Queralt (Ride) and Anderson (Lush/Sing-Sing) join forces on two tracks of his debut solo album.
Choose Myself by Jessica Lea Mayfield
  • Jessica Lea Mayfield – Choose Myself Mayfield creates some of the saddest music in the world. This five song EP is no exception. I think of Mayfield as a descendant of Lisa Germano. Bonus: Rhett Miller (Old 97’s) appears on Choose Myself. I’m super excited to catch her on tour with Lucero this autumn.
Welcome to My Blue Sky by Momma
  • Momma – Welcome to My Blue Sky Blissful alternative rock, with touches of shoegaze, from L.A. They’re currently on tour with my next pick …
Planet Popstar by Wishy
  • Wishy – Planet Popstar These Indianapolis up-and-comers made it onto my Favorite Albums list last year with their debut full-length Triple Seven. When I bought Triple Seven on vinyl at Nice Price Books and Records, both staff members were ecstatic. Wishy makes me hopeful for the future of alternative rock.
Natural by terraplana
  • terraplana – Natural This Brazilian outfit trades in shoegaze, dream pop, and noise pop with aplomb.
Don’t Wanna Know / Rock & Roll Queen by Alex Lahey
  • Alex Lahey – Don’t Wanna Know / Rock & Roll Queen “Don’t Wanna Know” is a power pop gem that I listen to on repeat. “Rock & Roll Queen” is the cover I didn’t know I needed.