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Topic: The Boogeymen [Crossover]
Posted: January 22 2017 at 14:58

I've just been looking at the PF charts, and these were rejected by Crossover some time ago

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Posted: January 11 2017 at 05:06

yam yam wrote:

^ Are you sure? Ermm

I can still edit threads I started that are now more than three years old. When you click on the '

Post Options ' link to the right of your topic heading (as I guess you must already have done with the one opposite my own post in order to quote me) isn't there an 'Edit Post' option available in the drop down menu (there should be)? Smile

Apparently I'm not sure, yes the option is there. Thanks for your help. :)

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Posted: January 10 2017 at 20:05

^ Are you sure? Ermm

I can still edit threads I started that are now more than three years old. When you click on the '

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Posted: January 10 2017 at 19:13

yam yam wrote:

Yeah - your first bullet point suggesting a mixture of alternative rock and prog sounds about right for this music. Might have an outside chance in Crossover if you were to include that as a suggested sub genre in your topic title (without a suggested sub in the topic title, few collabs will bother to click on the link and check the suggestion out)...but I do think it might be a bit of a long shot to be honest. The team are very pressed at the moment too, so it certainly wouldn't be an overnight decision even if they did decide to formally evaluate you.

Thanks Yam Yam. Unfortunately too much time has passed and I can no longer edit my original post (or the topic/header).

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Posted: January 09 2017 at 10:36

Yeah - your first bullet point suggesting a mixture of alternative rock and prog sounds about right for this music. Might have an outside chance in Crossover if you were to include that as a suggested sub genre in your topic title (without a suggested sub in the topic title, few collabs will bother to click on the link and check the suggestion out)...but I do think it might be a bit of a long shot to be honest. The team are very pressed at the moment too, so it certainly wouldn't be an overnight decision even if they did decide to formally evaluate you.

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Posted: June 06 2016 at 12:34

The Boogeymen - alt / crossover(?) prog
Home recording project that formed in 2001. Primary musicians are Kevin Heckeler [Guitars, Drum Programming, Vocals] and Scott Watts [vocals]. Wide variety of musical influences from Rush, Porcupine Tree, and Yes to more mainstream acts like U2, Queens of the Stone Age, Radiohead, and Tool. Currently working on a new alt/pop-concept album. Prior album "Ordinary" received positive reviews on a couple progressive review sites.
Samples: https://theboogeymen.bandcamp.com/album/between-the-lines
Interested in formally submitting our last albums "Between the Lines" and "Ordinary" for review. Direct download link available upon request.
http://www.the-boogeymen.com

Edited by stoopid - January 11 2017 at 05:05

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