automatedrock

well, it's 2008. the average life of a rockstar is 27 and we're 26 and 25. thankfully however, the music industry can't afford to make anyone into those any more so maybe there's hope for me reaching 2009. most peeps in bands know that unless you're one of snoop dog's kids or the pop-diva-daughter of a fortune 500 company's CEO you're probably not going to be rolling in the cash from some amazing record deal. not the most lucrative career path choice but what can you do.well, i can tell you w...

well, it's 2008. the average life of a rockstar is 27 and we're 26 and 25. thankfully however, the music industry can't afford to make anyone into those any more so maybe there's hope for me reaching 2009. most peeps in bands know that unless you're one of snoop dog's kids or the pop-diva-daughter of a fortune 500 company's CEO you're probably not going to be rolling in the cash from some amazing record deal. not the most lucrative career path choice but what can you do.well, i can tell you what we plan to do. it's easy when you play the band game to get in a huge race with yourself to have new songs/shows/merch/crap and it's the music that suffers. well not this time. we've been quiet for a while and sucked as a myspace friend because we're working hard on new tunes. it's not that we didn't like our old tunes but it felt like we rushed through writing and arranging because we were in such a hurry to go play shows. this time around we want to come back with a full length album, something that we're truly proud of. the epitome of automated and what we have to offer. something that you can really hear the work we put into it. because we know we're capable of so much more than many realize.so for the time being we'll be throwing ideas/potential songs on our space and doing little updates once in a while. if you have suggestions or ideas we'd love to hear them either comment or message.Bryant