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Echo Revolution Spends Real Money on Counterfeit Sunshine
While I am really happy to see a bit on Echo Revolution, its disappointing that "spending real money" is what was chosen to be written about. As someone who's been following their music for a few years now, and a lover of music in general, I'm much more interested in what their inspiration for the new album is and how they see it in terms of their journey as a band...stuff like that. For a band that's been putting out their own music for a while, you can assume it costs them money. Everything does. I've heard some songs off this album and they're awesome. You listen to the lyrics and you know they would have interesting things to say. These guys are great and this article seems like a missed opportunity. Too bad.— October 20, 2010 7:50 p.m.
Echo Revolution Spends Real Money on Counterfeit Sunshine
— October 20, 2010 7:48 p.m.