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squelch, pulse, and warehouse mist

55 fresh releases from bandcamp

acid on Bandcamp is squelch, pulse, and late-night motion: rubbery basslines, drum machines snapping in the dark, tracks that feel playful and a little feral. this station pulls from independent, DIY, and self-released artists bending the 303 into techno, house, electro, and stranger corners. hit play for wiry grooves, misty atmospheres, and plenty of bite.

  • Fiesta EP

    DC Salas

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  • ARE U OK

    Salt Queen

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  • In A Box

    Trickfinger

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  • Get Paid

    Playa Baghdad

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  • Cash Machine

    Kiddmisha

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  • Suspiria EP

    Patrik Skoog

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  • Evil Fades in Echo

    Noda & Wolfers

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  • Korobox vol.2 [Rare Archive]

    t3x3

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  • Shinra Electro Company Vol 2

    James Shinra

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  • Sigils For Survival

    Octo Octa

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  • Shut Down

    Cobra303

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  • Drift

    Mobile Mother

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  • Lithophonix

    Scotia

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  • The Fragile Hours

    Phaeleh

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  • Adult DVD

    Adult DVD

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  • You Are Now Connected

    Shkedul

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  • STREET TACTICS

    DJ SWISHERMAN

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  • Olá, Malta!

    Nico Jean

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  • WM005_Donny's Groove EP

    Mella Dee

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  • Telemagenta EP

    Nicola Cruz

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  • Twisted Utopia

    Jeku

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  • Ballet Robotique

    Reptant

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  • Don’t Turn It Off feat. Qzen (Dam Swindle Remix)

    40 Thieves

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  • Serpentine

    OK EG & Priori

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  • Dubplates

    DJ Plant Texture

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  • PSYCHOPLASMA - Forbidden Planet / TR 04

    Psychoplasma

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  • Re-Grooves

    Corrie

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  • GEKO01

    OK EG

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  • How We Dance Again EP

    Risa Taniguchi

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  • Second Configuration

    CUTSHAW

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  • ClockTower16

    DoorHead

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  • Fool's Ovation

    Sepehr

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  • Smoke Fuelled Fantasies

    suki

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  • Longevity Eyebrow

    Returning Sweetness

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  • Acid Jungle

    Lander

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  • New Life

    Ellen Allien

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  • MINERAL01

    Deep System, Morose

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  • Rhinestones

    Mabel

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  • SEMID027 "Soft Landing" EP

    Demi Riquísimo, Clint

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  • Time

    D3

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  • M.A.D 018 - Dim City | Juicy Boy EP

    Dim City

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  • Echoglass / Skylark

    airsine

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  • Computaria Sound System

    Marcelinho MeteBala

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  • Lowdown Motivator (incl. Young Muscle and Scotia remixes)

    Headphones Girl

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  • Ohm Alone EP

    Per Hammar

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  • Dirty Dublin

    Mindbender & 100 Poems

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  • NLUV01

    Simplr

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  • Rivulets

    OK EG

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  • Daft Funk

    Cobra303

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  • Where I Wanna Be

    Truncate

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  • Multiply Your Absurdities

    Helena Hauff

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  • Iterations EP

    Ruby My Dear

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  • Unfailing Love

    Michelle

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  • Kombucha in the Club

    Wilba

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  • Escapism

    Sferro

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> about acid

what acid sounds like

acid is the sound of a machine turning liquid. the classic signature is that squirming, resonant bassline, usually riding tight drum patterns and repeating just long enough to get hypnotic. sometimes it lands raw and jackin, all warehouse momentum and sweat. sometimes it drifts outward into hazier territory, with dubby space, electro snap, or soft-focus pads around the edges. even when the mood changes, the core feeling stays the same: tension, movement, and a little mischief.

from chicago squelch to everywhere

acid first bubbled up in chicago in the late 80s, then spread through uk rave, techno, house, and countless mutations after that. the sound proved weirdly durable because it can live in so many scenes at once: club tracks, heads-down tools, home-listening electronics, and experimental side roads. labels, small parties, and local scenes keep reshaping it, and Bandcamp has become one of the best places to hear that ongoing story outside the obvious canon.

why Bandcamp acid hits different

Bandcamp is packed with independent and self-released artists using the acid tag in loose, generous ways. you will find straight-up 303 workouts, minimal creepers, breakbeat detours, dubwise rollers, and melodic cuts that blur into idm or ambient territory without losing the squelch. a lot of the fun is hearing DIY producers treat acid less like a fixed genre and more like a texture they can push, smear, or sharpen. that means this station can move from functional club pressure to odd little bedroom transmissions without feeling broken.

how to listen

use this acid station when you want focus with motion, or when you need a set of grooves that never quite sit still. let it run in the background, or lock into the details and follow how each producer twists the same circuitry into a different shape. when you want to branch out, tapedigger's discover feed is the easiest way to jump from acid into neighboring Bandcamp zones and keep digging through the independent underground.

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