Honeycut Snare Drums Made from High-Density Polyethelene
Honeycut Drums are bad ass snare drums. With shells made out of high-density polyethylene (no wood or metal), Honeycut Drums Custom Snares provide a look and sound that is powerful and unique. All you drummers out there: Take heed! Chad Sexton’s Drum City in Hollywood, CA currently has one on display so go check it out. For fans of Dunnett, Brady, OCDP, Ludwig and Tempus snare drums. For more information visit www.myspace.com/honeycutdrums today!
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The Creativity Gamble
As a blossoming band, your developing sound is compromised as soon as you try to explain it to people. When you make comparisons you are diluting the essence of the source. When you try to clarify it, you lose important meaning. Music is a personal experience. Creativity is a gamble. A game of chance upon which enough of us at one point have no differences.
slotMusic.org: The Future of Music Sales?
I came across an ad in Rolling Stone about slotMusic.org, a new music “format” that is being hyped by major labels as “a versatile new physical music format for the 21st Century”. In short, the new slotMusic format is a 1 Gig microSD card preloaded with DRM-free mp3s (properly tagged and 320 kBPs) and videos that consumers can load into their phones, mp3 players and computers without limitations, passwords or access to the Internet.
Why Indies Need to Make CDs
People ask “As an independent artist, do you really need to make CDs these days?” The answer, in 9 parts, is yes.
Something Planet Podcast – Man, What a Dick Cheney!
There are thousands of podcasts on the Web. There is only ONE we wholeheartedly support: Something Planet. Please stop by, listen in and prepare to laugh your ass off. They also make skit videos like the one below.
Venice Beach Rappers Taught Me a Lesson on What Not to Do
Hey! Given how ubiquitous free music is there days, we have decided to start posting free mp3 on the blog in addition to our newsletter. Why? Why not… The ultimate goal is to get these heard, not to squeeze out every dime from your pockets.
When I was in California last week, while walking on Venice Beach, I was accosted by 4 or 5 guys that were “pimping” out their music. They were a ragtag bunch from Atlanta and their wares were burned CD-R with sharpie markings on them. The pitch was simple: 1) ask you to stop and listen, 2) you would listen or ignore them (I listened), 3) they tell you that on this CD-R in their hand there were 18-42 amazing songs that I could buy for whatever you could spare.
10 Commandments from The Rock Bible
If bible study was as fun as this, we’d want to go to church every day.
