09 December, 2010

Free Music! (and illness)

Hello all, I've gotten sick with something else now that I'm no longer on antibiotics, and this year illness is hitting town hard, so I sympathize with my family, friends, and acquittances that are also sick (and many are), although I'm not worried about personally being sick, and things are going as scheduled for the next release as it is, I do however apologize for lack of videologs, and thank you for understanding.
Now the good news: We're giving away quite a bit of free music! Dethcentrik's discography up through our Untitled EP is availvable as a free download on GimmeMusic, and when creating an account you may specify which charity from their list you want to receive a donation from the download (Dethcentrik officially supports the American Diabetes Association). We compiled Early Demos and Singles and the Untitled EP, entitled it "Dethcentrik" and placed it with the Untitled EP artwork in a distributable widget with a free download:
Fans enter their email and zipcode and get a free download of Dethcentrik's current official discography (Early Demos and Singles and the untitled EP). If you'd still rather support the band by paying a bit to get some music, 69 cent downloads are available of the same music at Boost Independent Music, our Reverbnation Store has 50 cent downloads and CDs, and NoiseTrade allows "tips." Early Demos and Singles is still available on many online stores, and on CD on Amazon.com in the US.
Thank you all for the continuous support you give Dethcentrik! \m/

03 December, 2010

New video log

Hi all! Updated the video log, serious camera glitches apologies, but audio is intact, and while our video logs are meant to inform via audio, hope to fix video recording for the next one:

29 November, 2010

Dethcentrik banned from Audiosparx

Sinus infection came back, so I haven't been able to do a video blog post or record vocals for a bit. But I did want to share that we have officially been banned from Audiosparx Music, they told us that "your track titles and lyrical concepts are on the extreme controversial side" and that their site's primary vistors may be "easily offended by the extreme nature of your musical and lyrical concepts." He also commented on the rawness of our production, and since they generally do cater to the mainstream, I can't say I blame them. The email author did congratulate us on the controversial nature of our work, and I commend that he recognizes that certain music can appeal to different crowds, despite not understanding our rawness in production and calling it "frustrating," he told us to continue in music.

21 November, 2010