"The music industry is a giant shrieking
ghost. It means nothing. It never meant much. It’s just an appalling
apparition. It has no vitality. How can you expect much from someone who
thinks only of profit? They’re simple creatures. I might sound so
arrogant. I’m not a socialist in any dogmatic way. I don’t believe that I
have the answer. I think [indie-film pioneer] John Cassavetes had the
best answer for the creation and distribution of art: Pay for it
yourself, do it yourself."
Deerhunter's Bradford Cox gets stuck into the music biz in the course of discussing the "concept map" he drew up ahead of the release of Fading Frontier last month.
Thursday, November 05, 2015
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