[-] thystifi@lemmy.ca 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

For anyone interested, we've also got a Punk Rock Album Club discussion going on over at !punk_rock@lemmy.ca

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Mods, let me know if this type of post isn't allowed.

Just wanted to invite anyone interested to join us on !punk_rock@lemmy.ca / lemmy.ca/c/punk_rock for the launch of our bi-weekly album club.

First album up for discussion is Mush by Leatherface. Released in 1991, this UK album sort of bridges the gap between the hardcore and post-hardcore of the 80s, and the poppier punk that would explode into the mainstream through the mid-90s.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/5800779

A community for all things punk rock. Favourite songs, reviews, news. Come discover some new music with us.

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https://lemmy.ca/c/punk_rock

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[-] thystifi@lemmy.ca 2 points 1 year ago

Spotify's model is basically how can we screw everyone, and keep the maximum for ourselves. Bandcamp is probably a better example, where artists actually get the bulk of the sales.

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