Correction: the storefront's visible recent-discography module is not the complete surviving Bandcamp archive. The wiki previously treated a 16-item index as exhaustive; surviving deep release pages prove otherwise.

What Bandcamp preserves

Bandcamp is unusually valuable because a release page can preserve date, title, track grouping, lyrics, dedication, credits, tags and storefront identity in one witness. The profile also describes JQD as a “self-taught integrated media company” founded in Lost Eros, making the storefront itself part of the corpus's person/brand/institution language.

Visible recent module

Current surviving pages foreground Click Epoch, 3-PIT, Q. BRIXXX and O Holy Night in the compact discography module.

Confirmed surviving deep pages

ReleaseBandcamp evidence
D'IvoireApr. 25, 2022; dedication + complete lyric witness
The Idiot and TheodicyJun. 27, 2022
James Quentin Devine Plays the Saxophone For YouJul. 11, 2022
Blue Sky BurialJul. 15, 2022
3-PITNov. 27, 2022; Earthmover / Canto Verano / Nightfall

Early Scaled Alps archaeology

Cynical Ploy remains especially useful because its credit names JQD as Cagliostro and Proteus III on guitar, materially anchoring personae that also exist in the writing. Used Inventory survives from the same early music/archive zone.

Lyrics as archival evidence

D'Ivoire demonstrates why the storefront matters to the lyric project: a lyric can survive on Bandcamp even when it is absent from later liner books or album players. Bandcamp lyric text should therefore be treated as its own lyric witness, not silently normalized to a later sung or printed state.

Related

JQD Discography & Release Surfaces · Platform reconciliation · Visual Discography

Public sources

JQD Bandcamp ↗ · D'Ivoire ↗ · The Idiot and Theodicy ↗ · 3-PIT ↗ · Blue Sky Burial ↗