could there be a market for this?
could there be a market for this?
http://www.myspace.com/xh9o
now that the sound is found, i asked myself if the time-intense workout of real, conceptional album wwould have a sense in its good.
there is nothin i know from music which would be comparable. it´s too dirty, ungrown and amateurish for all labels i know, it takes from pop, techno, ambient, rock, punk, hiphop, noise, singer/songwriters and so on, but just a little bit all time. its somehow minimal electro goth punk poetry. but thats just that way i want it... i don´t want to tune all soul out of the tracks, they should be pure and unpolished.
any help?
now that the sound is found, i asked myself if the time-intense workout of real, conceptional album wwould have a sense in its good.
there is nothin i know from music which would be comparable. it´s too dirty, ungrown and amateurish for all labels i know, it takes from pop, techno, ambient, rock, punk, hiphop, noise, singer/songwriters and so on, but just a little bit all time. its somehow minimal electro goth punk poetry. but thats just that way i want it... i don´t want to tune all soul out of the tracks, they should be pure and unpolished.
any help?
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maybe... if you like it, do it! don't do something because theres a market or we'll all end up sounding the same. and if people like boyd rice can find a market and make a living, theres hope for all of us!
i kind of like it - sounds a bit like 'suicide' to me...
i kind of like it - sounds a bit like 'suicide' to me...
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they said maybe if i tweak it a little more towards market-compatibility, make it more correct a-level school music. but i really hate the grand music market, to 99% its polished boredom of badly recycled yesterdays. idiots. but they get distributed by universal, so the answer is less surprise.
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