Discover 3 folk rock releases with free Bandcamp download codes from independent artists and labels.
Blind as the bat, mad as the hatter Red as a beet, hot as the hare Dry as the bone The bowel and the bladder lose their tone And the heart runs alone... A sumptuous and artistic rock song about flowers and the inner shadows of the mind, “Toxins” drifts between beauty and unease with an almost dreamlike intensity. Drawing inspiration from the mythology and toxicology of the infamous night-blooming plants associated with delirium, visions, witchcraft, medicine, and death, the song explores the strange territory where transcendence and psychological darkness overlap. Comes with Spectre Horsemen Pale with Dust's moody, atmospheric, hypnotic, and delectably creepy post-industrial remix.
The latest solo release from Sheffield artist Joel Robson, guitarist of The December Flowers and formerly The Jesus Loves Heroin Band, is an intimate, softly-spoken yet emotionally-charged and cosmically-conscious exploration of love, loss, power and chaos.
The debut solo single from Jamie Lammers took shape in a songwriting workshop hosted by Cari Minor and Ray Smith of Strangebyrds, with the duo advising how to expand on the original chorus idea. This recording came from an hour of free studio time in Ray's home recording studio, Byrd Nest, that every workshop member received for their songs. With Ray's production, engineering, and arrangement, "Now That I've Been Honest" fully embraces a contemporary folk-rock identity, combining the musical tendencies of the composer/performer and the producer/arranger.
