Get all 62 Bulbils releases available on Bandcamp and save 90%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of 62. Vaccine, 61. Mining Olympus Mons, 60. Golem in spring, 59. Hedgehog, 58. The keelman's way, 57. Cactus, 56. Draught, 55. Real ghost, and 54 more.
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Forest people
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Distant memories
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Moving hilltops
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Experienced boatman
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Bulbils Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
We started Bulbils as a way to deal with coronavirus / lockdown. We aim to record most days and upload it all here. It's a big help for us just to play, we hope it can be of comfort/company to you too.
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Republic of Geordieland
by Richard Dawson
Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 23 fans who also own “17. Distant memories”
what a fantastic piece of empathetic creativity and beauty
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Everywhere, an empty bliss
by The Caretaker
supported by 21 fans who also own “17. Distant memories”
Please release the alternate CD version of this album here on bandcamp. I'm from the Philippines so I can't have the actual CD even if I had the means.
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Casio Compositions
by Low Noon
Calming ambient tones make up this minimalist album from the Brooklyn-based band.
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Sydra
by V. Kristoff
Cali label Not Not Fun continues its years-long winning streak with this album of mesmerizing, immersive ambient music.
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Echoes in the Valley Vol. 3
by Echoes in the Valley
A collaboration between Australian label Valley View Records & Hong Kong-based Echoes Blue Music, this LP is rich in moody textures.
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2018
by Mogwai
supported by 20 fans who also own “17. Distant memories”
Mogwai, best band ever, known them since young team times and impressed with every album so far. Seen them 3(?) times live in 3 different countries and missed them in pukkelpop in 1998. This set gives me the chills and reminds me of the gig at the Sse hydro in Glasgow. Don’t believe the Fife, Helicon 1 , Rano pano and Every country’s sun are my favourites. Mogwai gave a new meaning to loud, this goes through your spine and makes you smile (with pain later).
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