thank you craig

reeaally now... Why? Must have a really good lawyer...or some cousin who knows Pete Wentz or somethin.

another attempt at trying making buzz around a band. nice try.

Originally Posted by GoodbyeBlueSky

reeaally now... Why? Must have a really good lawyer...or some cousin who knows Pete Wentz or somethin.

Or maybe majors have realized they can't survive simply off of "mega-bands" anymore because albums simply aren't selling like they used to. A label can't release a CD like N'Sync's No Strings Attached and sell ten million copies within a year and rest on their laurels anymore. Hell, there are albums that won't crack 2 million units by the end of the year, that if they were released 5-10 years ago, would have sold 7 or 8 million. Majors are realizing they have to catch up to what's selling well before a good chunk of their "alternative" market share is divided up by all the indies out there.

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this bullshit was old like 2 years ago

do bands even try anymore?

These guys deserve this. This band might be "new" but they have been doing this for years now.

Originally Posted by SellOuts

These guys deserve this. This band might be "new" but they have been doing this for years now.

and they haven't evolved into something other than incredibly generic and boring?

yeah, wow kudos to them

Originally Posted by Tony Pascarella

Or maybe majors have realized they can't survive simply off of "mega-bands" anymore because albums simply aren't selling like they used to. A label can't release a CD like N'Sync's No Strings Attached and sell ten million copies within a year and rest on their laurels anymore. Hell, there are albums that won't crack 2 million units by the end of the year, that if they were released 5-10 years ago, would have sold 7 or 8 million. Majors are realizing they have to catch up to what's selling well before a good chunk of their "alternative" market share is divided up by all the indies out there.

..as if their music wasnt mainstream oriented... I approve what you say, thought its definitely NOT the type of band that will survive the post modern plularity of the music culture.

i like them...
the only bands that i can think of that could sell a couple million cds are : Fall Out Boy and Panic! at the Disco

it sucks when bands like AFI dont get the respect they use to...

Originally Posted by ThankQ4DVenom

i like them...
the only bands that i can think of that could sell a couple million cds are : Fall Out Boy and Panic! at the Disco

it sucks when bands like AFI dont get the respect they use to...

AFI had the number one cd in the country for like two weeks...

Originally Posted by ThankQ4DVenom

i like them...
the only bands that i can think of that could sell a couple million cds are : Fall Out Boy and Panic! at the Disco

it sucks when bands like AFI dont get the respect they use to...

hahahaha, are you serious, or being sarcastic?

He promises me I'm as safe as houses.

As long as I remember who's wearing the trousers.

Originally Posted by Tony Pascarella

Or maybe majors have realized they can't survive simply off of "mega-bands" anymore because albums simply aren't selling like they used to. A label can't release a CD like N'Sync's No Strings Attached and sell ten million copies within a year and rest on their laurels anymore. Hell, there are albums that won't crack 2 million units by the end of the year, that if they were released 5-10 years ago, would have sold 7 or 8 million. Majors are realizing they have to catch up to what's selling well before a good chunk of their "alternative" market share is divided up by all the indies out there.

Nice non-sequitur. Where'd you plagiarize this from?
The demos are lukewarm at best. Not bad, but not especially good. I really don't see them getting major label attention without building a massive indie following first. And they're not doing much to set themselves apart from the rest of the pack. Not to mention it's pretty suspicious that somebody thinks they deserve it when they've only recorded 3 DEMOS.
Their previous incarnation, Life Before This, suffered similar problems. But they wrote awkward songs with occasional flashes of brilliance. This new stuff is just... boring.