Would anybody actually buy a record from somebody's bandcamp

>>68717267
Well when you play live, do people ask about merch?

>>68717291
We don't play live. We all live in different cities. We release our music online. I work in a record store, though. I might be able to sell a few through the store.

>>68717267
get 5 pressed and see what happens

>>68717306
lol then don't bother. it's pretty much for serious musicians only

>>68717331
That's actually really expensive because its a short run. Getting 100 pressed is the cheapest way to do it.

I've bought a vinyl copy of USA Out of Vietnam's Crashing Diseases and Incurable Airplanes through band camp. If you've had a solid number of digital sales and your stuff hits the demographic that buys records you could try it.

Still wouldn't suggest it unless you guys are working towards a career in music.

Don't bother unless you know for a fact they'll sell. Even CDs are hard to peddle. Only did a run of 25 of what I consider my best work and I still have a few left over three years later.

I bought Rain Temple on vinyl off of 2814's BC

>>68717267
Yes, but probably not enough to turn a profit.

I've bought a lot of records like this, and it seems like a lot of times the artist/label ends up not being able to move them all and offer the remaining records for like 80% off or just giving them away for free.

Hey btw, can you see how many people grab your music for free if it's a pay-what-you-want release? I always wondered that.

>>68717704
Yes it tells you how many download and how many purchases.

I would buy Blank Banshee 0 if you pressed it

>>68717267

I bought a DsO record on their Bandcamp, if that counts...