/mu/ - Thread 130002108

Anonymous
04/16/26(Thu)23:29:38 No.130002108

Anonymous 04/16/26(Thu)23:29:38 No.130002108 [Reply]▶

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>Music industry dying
>Cheap, easy-to-produce rap music (the industry's cashcow) dying
>Record labels start to pour huge amounts of money on bringing rock back into the mainstream again
>Somehow /mu/ thinks this is a bad thing.
Geese and the other bands aren't supposed to be THE only new thing you fucking retards.
They walk so future, better rock bands can run.

Record labels are just testing the waters now to see if the mainstream is still receptive to new rock music after letting it die for so long.
And you guys are fucking it up.

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Anonymous
04/16/26(Thu)23:36:24 No.130002175

Anonymous 04/16/26(Thu)23:36:24 No.130002175▶

>>130002108
>Record labels are just testing the waters now to see if the mainstream is still receptive to new rock music after letting it die for so long.
Well, they aren't. The mainstream isn't listening to Geese's tumblrina anthems with that guy's horrible singing voice and they've never heard of Vagena de Latrine. They're listening to Bully, and they love it.
The label execs should probably start kneeling and begging Kanye for forgiveness and give him all his money back because he's been hard-carrying this shit mostly by himself for the past decade.

Anonymous
04/16/26(Thu)23:43:57 No.130002239

Anonymous 04/16/26(Thu)23:43:57 No.130002239▶

>>130002108
Maybe they push Geese, but for the most part it will just be a bunch of pop acts doing their best rock impression or doing a collab with machine gun kelly. I doubt this causes a resurgence in rock or that any of these big stars will work with medium/smaller acts.

Anonymous
04/16/26(Thu)23:48:18 No.130002271

Anonymous 04/16/26(Thu)23:48:18 No.130002271▶