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Baltimore, New York
As seen in: Bandcamp Daily, Noisey, VICE, Pitchfork, The A.V. Club, SPIN, Stereogum, The Village Voice, Consequence, The FADER, FACT Magazine and
Editor Bandcamp Daily, words @revolvermag @pitchfork @SPINmagazine @thefader @stereogum @coslive @factmag et cetera. Contact: jzcamp@bandcamp.com
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Σtella Picks Her Bandcamp Favorites

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By Zoe Camp
| Bandcamp Daily
BIG UPS Σtella Picks Her Bandcamp Favorites By Zoe Camp · April 09, 2025 Over the past three years, Stella Chronopoulou, aka Σtella, has become one of the biggest successes in the Greek indie pop scene. A visual artist by trade, she adopted the moniker over a decade ago while studying painting at the Athens School of Fine Arts, ostensibly as a side project.
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Blissful Noise, Bad Vibes: A Doomgaze Primer

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By Zoe Camp
| Bandcamp Daily
LISTS Blissful Noise, Bad Vibes: A Doomgaze Primer By Zoe Camp · August 01, 2024 Metal has no shortage of hyper-specific subgenres, the vast majority of which sound exactly as advertised on the tin: grindcore, funeral doom, tech-death, and so on. Doomgaze is similarly straightforward, at least at first blush—take doom metal, combine it with shoegaze, et voilá.
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How Bit Brigade Became the Biggest Speedrunners in Rock

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By Zoe Camp
| Bandcamp Daily
FEATURES How Bit Brigade Became the Biggest Speedrunners in Rock By Zoe Camp · August 25, 2023 It all started nearly 20 years ago, in the middle of an NES marathon—because, of course, it did. Guitarist Bryant Williamson was hanging out, playing Contra with the gang, when one of his friends jokingly suggested learning its legendary soundtrack and performing it as a rock band.
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