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Thursday, June 30, 2005

 
This is mainstream.

Our label boss is successful but not popular, the main reason being that he is selling his stuff. As a business man he knows how to do it. In closed sub cultures this can be a bad bad thing. So we get questions like "why did you do it?", "are you selling out?", "why do you wanna be part of this mainstream machine?" etc.

Here's my answer: because we like him. When we were down, rejected by all major labels, short of broke and wondering how we would be able finance our new album, when everyone else showed us the finger, he gave us a chance. He was the only one who said: "let's try this." Who liked our sound and offered us support. Who agreed to do all the dirty work while we concentrate on our music.

This is mainstream? Hell, we sure need a lot more of that!

Sorry people, but we can't hate him for that. Not even if we try.