> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.localfiles.club/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Network Files: Bandcamp Friday, 5 Dec 2025 - URL: https://www.localfiles.club/network-files-bandcamp-friday-5-dec-2025/ - Published: 2025-12-05T11:00:00.000Z - Updated: 2025-12-07T15:23:08.000Z - Author: Adam Cecil - Tags: network files Today is the last Bandcamp Friday of 2025, but it’s the first Bandcamp Friday where you can support Local Files Club! For the uninitiated: on Bandcamp Friday, Bandcamp waives its revenue share. That means that 100% of any purchase you make on Bandcamp today will go directly to the artist. So, obviously, if you haven’t bought [*Ms. Shipton’s Travelling Tea Shop*](https://localfilesclub.bandcamp.com/album/ms-shiptons-travelling-tea-shop?ref=localfiles.club) yet, today is a fantastic day to do it! Here’s what Meadowsweet\_and\_Magic wrote about *Ms. Shipton*: “This is a brilliant piece of audio, fantastically written! The sound editing is \*chefs kiss*\** a work of art.” I couldn’t agree more! [Ms. Shipton's Travelling Tea Shop by Skadi's Symphony](https://localfilesclub.bandcamp.com/album/ms-shiptons-travelling-tea-shop?ref=localfiles.club) If you have already purchased *Ms. Shipton*—thank you, by the way—there are a ton of other amazing audiodramas and experimental audio works that you can support on Bandcamp. Here are just a few suggestions. ## The Tower [The Tower - Part I - Complete Series by Tin Can Audio](https://tincanaudio.bandcamp.com/album/the-tower-part-i-complete-series?ref=localfiles.club) First, a shoutout to Amber Devereux’s *The Tower*, which just wrapped up with a [two-part finale](https://tincanaudio.bandcamp.com/album/the-tower-finale-complete-series?ref=localfiles.club) last month. This experimental audio fiction concept album is a strange and immersive journey up a tower littered with payphones. While *The Tower* is available via typical podcast channels for free, Tin Can Audio have the series on Bandcamp for listeners who a) want to support the show monetarily and b) get the high-quality audio files. And with sound design and music like this, you’re going to want the high-quality files. ## The Perfect Sentence [The Perfect Sentence by Jeff Van Dreason](https://jeffvandreason.bandcamp.com/album/the-perfect-sentence?ref=localfiles.club) Another audio fiction concept album—go figure—from [*Greater Boston*](https://www.greaterbostonshow.com/?ref=localfiles.club) co-creator Jeff Van Dreason. [*The Perfect Sentence*](https://jeffvandreason.bandcamp.com/album/the-perfect-sentence?ref=localfiles.club) follows Jeff as he interrogates his feelings around the loss of an old high school friend. It’s a blend of memoir, personal essay, fiction, and music that you won’t soon forget. Bonus: the music was co-written and performed by Oliver Morris, the writer, director, and composer of *Ms. Shipton’s Travelling Tea Shop*. ## Night Swim [Night Swim by Dane Terry](https://daneterry.bandcamp.com/album/night-swim?ref=localfiles.club) If you love Dane Terry’s [*Dreamboy*](https://www.nightvalepresents.com/dreamboy?ref=localfiles.club)—and you should, you should absolutely love *Dreamboy*—you owe it to yourself to listen to [*Night Swim*](https://daneterry.bandcamp.com/album/night-swim?ref=localfiles.club). It’s almost like a *Dreamboy* bonus track. We start with an impeccably sound designed and soundtracked story about young Dane meeting a boy at a public night swim. Halfway through, it transforms into a gorgeous song that fully realizes the imaginary world the two boys created. It clocks in at just over 10 minutes, but fair warning: you’re going to want to put it on repeat. ## it was always worth it [it was always worth it by claire rousay](https://clairerousay.bandcamp.com/track/it-was-always-worth-it?ref=localfiles.club) Musician and artist Claire Rousay coined the term “emo ambient” to describe her work, and if you’re wondering what she means by that, I think this self-contained, 20-minute composition is the perfect introduction. Composed of synthesizer sounds, field recording, and text-to-speech readings of love letters, [*it was always worth it*](https://clairerousay.bandcamp.com/track/it-was-always-worth-it?ref=localfiles.club) is unlike any “breakup album” you’ve ever heard before. ## DOG FM [DOG FM by Oliver Chapman & Phoebe Eccles](https://penultimatepress.bandcamp.com/album/dog-fm?ref=localfiles.club) This is one of my favorite releases of 2025\. A collaboration between field recording artist Oliver Chapman and poet Phoebe Eccles, [*DOG FM*](https://penultimatepress.bandcamp.com/album/dog-fm?ref=localfiles.club) is a travelog into the surreal. While there is some dialogue—a doomed family car trip anchors the piece—the “story” of *DOG FM* is entirely up to how you interpret the sounds, music, and poetry. I’ve been listening to this a lot while drifting off to sleep, which probably biases my own interpretation and influences my dreams. --- In other *Ms. Shipton's Travelling Tea Shop* and Local Files Club news, Keelin over at Mentally? A Magpie has [written a thoughtful piece](https://www.mentallyamagpie.com/the-local-files-club-and-ms-shiptons-travelling-tea-shop/?ref=localfiles.club) about our business model and how buying audio fiction upfront, before you listen to the whole thing, fits into today's podcast landscape and typical consumption habits. Check it out and make sure you subscribe to Mentally? 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