There are a couple of methods that I use to discover new artists on Bandcamp. First, you can search by genre on the site itself, which will give you a listing of artists in that genre. Grab a glass of your preferred beverage and spend some time checking them out - each artist’s page has samples of their music that you can stream for free (most have entire albums that can be streamed). I have found tons of artists that I love just by doing this very thing.

The second method I use is Music Map which lets you put in your favorite artists and then shows you other artists with a similar sound (which you can then look up on Bandcamp). It can be really hit or miss, but I’ve found a few artists I like this way.

Hope that helps - have fun listening to new tunes! :)

Totally agree. I just wish I had more money to spend with Bandcamp. :D

Flatpak for the win. :)

Just bought it without any problems and fired it up. I like that two-factor authentication is the default. The game runs quite well on my Linux Mint desktop, with really no problems at all so far. Of course, this is Early Access, so I’m sure there will be plenty of bugs here and there. But so far, it’s a good experience and I’m having fun with it! :)

Why do you hate me?

Why…why would you show me this? I was a simple man, with a good name and a happy family…now there is only…the game…

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I’m quite happy with the Mullvad browser.

The “Complete Mediterranean Cookbook” has become my bible. It comes in both physical and digital editions. Can’t recommend it enough!

I call bullshit.

Another vote for Bandcamp. It’s a fantastic service, honestly.

The thing that put me off of Tuta is that you cannot use it with any other mail client (like Thunderbird, for example).

What are these ‘friends’ you speak of?

Posteo really doesn’t get enough acknowledgment, in my opinion. They’re a great and secure email service that seems to fly under the radar for most people. I recommend checking them out.

Even though it’s early release, there is a TON of content already. It’s well worth buying now. I’ve got 600+ hours into the game (a lot of which was building sweet bases and had nothing to do with the quests, but yeah…), myself.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Enshrouded - it’s an action RPG/survival crafter/base builder that’s quite addictive. I’m surprised that it’s not more well known, because it’s incredibly fun. :)