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Well, it's not a good thing that I realized at 6:15am that I hadn't written this last night, but maybe the habit will get underway soon. There's a bit less to discuss than last time, so it should be a pretty short one.
Gremmys are still underway, with it taking up most of my listening this past week, and words being written and such.
I REALLY want to thank everybody that signed up for the Storm Surge of Reverb mailing list. While I don't think fifteen subscribers would impress anybody, I looked at it thinking "they're all so beautiful!". I want to remind y'all that the eventual goal is to have that be THE main way to notify y'all of updates.
Hey y'all!
I'm trying a new thing! I've had two issues with how Storm Surge of Reverb has been lately:
I can't get back to reviewing literally everything I can find like I did before I had kids. Not even close.
I desperately want to get off of Meta platforms. Not only because of personal convictions, but because I also think they're an awful experience, and I'm only on them at this point to promote my show.
I get how it can be. As you release more material, you run out of ideas. You fall into what's comfortable and your music sounds routine. You lose the spark of when you first started the band. At least I think that's how it goes. Mark, what's your secret for going in the opposite direction? How come each record is at least 5% better than the last one?
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