Free stuff + codes for a controversial track

[u/JoelJulianMusic]

Hello all. Following on from bandcamp friday, I wanted to give an overview of what I've currently got up for free. I'm still playing with my sound, but broadly I'd describe the genre as bedroom folk with ambient, noise, and experimental elements (side note: if anyone has feedback on my genre, that'd be appreciated).

Free to download:

Live and studio versions of my debut single. This was an exploration of the paradox of finding comfort in something self destructive, ultimately prolonging broader discomfort:

https://joeljulian.bandcamp.com/album/comfort

https://joeljulian.bandcamp.com/track/comfort-felt-session

If you happen to like a little band called Starflyer 59, I have two cover EPs with bonus tracks (my take on shoegaze, folked up):

https://joeljulian.bandcamp.com/album/deliveries-a-starflyer-59-tribute

https://joeljulian.bandcamp.com/album/deliveries-vol-2

Codes:

I also thought it'd be interesting to give codes away for a track that did not go down so well. The EP this is from is a hyperstretched and revisited version of my track 'Circle'. The track below is one of a few pieces that began with an improvised reaction to that, recorded on a phone impromptu. Subsequently, those recordings were layered on top and the experiment spiralled out from there.

While two listeners told me this track was their favourite from the EP, a friend called it 'music vomit'. An anonymous feedbacker also said it was 'a disgrace' to the experimental genre with 'no real creative or artistic intention'(!). So... if that piques your curiosity, some codes for that one below.

First Departure | Joel Julian
https://joeljulian.bandcamp.com/yum

rkgc-c3z6
a3kc-wwkk
8ayq-wsg9
hnk6-7z4d
hwyk-5zjc
hstt-7g9w
44nt-v7k4
4cdy-65zm
ch4y-kuy6
e4sn-kqnk
gs4x-6zp9
thsh-kz7t
tehs-g6q7
t8cs-3665
kz7y-jwdr
ky53-kwwd
nk6m-k4dc
lzy7-6qww
4tkv-yzcs
cuz8-764d

There are more codes available, so feel free to message me if they run out.

Cheers!

[u/watanerv]

I got one of the codes! I gave it a listen, and honestly, I found it more accessible than everyone was making it sound.

[u/JoelJulianMusic → u/watanerv]

Enjoy! And thank you, I appreciate the feedback :)