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Matthew Hartnett's avatar

Anything to get attention huh? How about actually learning to write real music....your a bunch of frauds....you can push that 'creative satisfaction' nonsense all you want....you willingly pushed and sold a product that was a lie/fraud..it's called false/fake advertisement..you would be more respected if you tried to sell those fake t-shirts that all of the bots on SM are promoting...and to say its non-profit? Sure, and I donate/give all of my salary to the homeless....like Eddie Wyrd said., your whole explanation was most likely AI...I think its fine if you make AI music and sell it as long as people know up front that it is indeed fake....it's one thing to create art that one is inspired/influenced by....how can you be inspired/influenced by AI? The 'A' stands for artifical....meaning its FAKE...so a fake band is inspired by fake infleunces? got it....and define a "clone band" while your at it....much more honorable to be a band that is heavily influenced by another than to create anything that is artificial....it's easy to see what you're doing with the "any press is good press" philosophy....but you're all going to find out that in this genre/sub genre of underground rock/metal, you're going to be dispelled very easily amongst the journalists and musicians...and BTW, to be honest I don't know how anyone even likes this music...it's boring/dull, drums are flat as can be etc...and you shouldn't take offense to that because you didn't create it ;)

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Eddie Wyrd's avatar

What's the good cause? The Human Fund?

There's no reason to trust a word of this Substack post, nor even to assume it was written, unaided, by a human being.

The "clone" bands are pursuing something worthwhile, even when they mostly fail at it. This, on the other hand, is a parasitic misuse of human creativity and it's telling that the author continues to conceal their identity.

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