Where do former indie buzz artists go after the hype dies?
Living off daddy’s money or just engaging in corporate/bullshit jobs like pic related
>>128338919My bed
when the guy from The Glands died, they said he had been working as a camp counselor
artists come and go. I don't know her reason for not releasing anything in years but I probably would check out a new album if she came back
>>128338986never heard of them, they any good. Pavements bassist I think was bartending in NYC
>>128339123>Pavements bassist I think was bartending in NYCthis one's realistic, they usually have at least enough money to live in the city and get recognized by other nerds. a lot of random indie musicians who aren't famous usually are loaded, not trust fund tier, but come from well off families. the few i know who aren't are getting fucked in the ass and really deserve better.music is a meme
>>128338919I mean, hard to maintain buzz when your voice isn't all that unique and your songs lack any memorable hooks or songwritingThe main issue with most indie from the mid 10s to 20sAt least the so-called landfill indie era had bands that could still write songs
>>128338936Even at the height of their success Grizzly Bear could only just afford rent and half of them didn't have health insurance
>>128338919Lindsay went to rehab
>>128340545American Dream
>>128340545>Even at the height of their success Grizzly Bear could only just afford rentIf Dimes Square is any evidence, Retards *still* can’t get this simple truth through their thick skulls… NYC in 70s was a CHEAP AS DIRT SHITHOLE. Yeah. Artists flocked to Lower East Side Manhattan because the rent was affordable. That’s what makes a scene: likeminded desperate charismatic broke assholes like Richard Hell and The Dead Boys… you can’t recreate that in post-Giuliani post-Gossip Girl New York no matter how hard you and your transbian GRINDR punks think you’re “resetting culture” in the “present tense”. It’s over. Trade in your guitars for shovels. Or move to Philadelphia.
