Get all 38 Something To Do Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of self-titled digital download, Something To Do Music for Something To Do People, Vol. 30, Something To Do Music for Something To Do People, Vol. 29, Something To Do Music for Something To Do People, Vol. 28, Something To Do Music for Something To Do People, Vol. 27, Something To Do Music for Something To Do People, Vol. 26, Something To Do Music for Something To Do People, Vol. 25, Something To Do Music for Something To Do People, Vol. 24, and 30 more.
If you like self-titled digital download, you may also like:
Canadian Graffiti
by The Riptides
supported by 20 fans who also own “self-titled digital download”
Love this band. Thought they were done after "tales from planet earth". Glad they're not. Wish they put out a CD for this album. Yeah, I still buy CDs.
go to album
Do You Remember Me? A Tribute To HEAD
by Mom’s Basement Records
supported by 19 fans who also own “self-titled digital download”
This is exactly what the songs of HEAD needed; an update with better production value and a faster pace. Jolly good job, everyone involved!
go to album
The SUCK - In-Cog-Neat-O Lp
by Mom’s Basement Records
supported by 18 fans who also own “self-titled digital download”
My Mom told me this was cool. And she was right!!
go to album
YOU'RE NOT THERE
by Pretty Matty
A new track from Pretty Matty finds the band in top form, delivering clean yet crunchy hook-laden power pop with trademark high energy.
go to album
Total Revenge
by Total Revenge
Ryan Pollie's new side project Total Revenge submerges his love for pop hooks under layers of smeary distortion.
go to album
Seattle
by Bloods
Sydney group Bloods decamped to Seattle to make this brief, punchy EP that pairs punk attitude with sky-high hooks.
go to album
Beatnik Termites - Sweatin' To The Termites
by Mom’s Basement Records
supported by 17 fans who also own “self-titled digital download”
Took a few listens to adjust, but I love the album now. Hadn’t listened for a month but Denise Marie played loud and clear in my head and I couldn’t shake it.
go to album
