Virgil Dickerson
Virgil Dickerson has been running Suburban Home Records, a small, independent record label based in Denver, Colorado for the past 12 years. It started as a fanzine in September of 1995 and has become a label, a distributor, a vinyl imprint and store, a custom t-shirt company and this blog about the music industry. He remains optimistic about the future of music sales although it is tougher now than it has ever been trying to sell a product people actively get for free. Suburban Home's bands include Drag the River, Tim Barry, Love Me Destroyer, On Guard, Ghost Buffalo, Josh Small, Stereotyperider, Two Cow Garage and Adventures of Jet.
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Sean Klassen
Sean Klassen has found his lot in life through playing guitar in struggling indie bands for over ten years now, currently playing in tongue-in-cheek heavy metal band Dartanian. Through playing music he discovered the art of graphic design and now spends much of his time designing various records, cds, posters and websites for a wide variety of clients ranging from local bands to international brands such as Universal Pictures and Audi. Sean currently pays his bills working as an Art Director at Factory Design Labs in Denver. He also enjoys wearing argyle socks and playing hockey. Feel free to direct any technical or website related comments or problems his way.
Email | Design Portfolio
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Bill Wilson
Bill Wilson founded the NY based indie, Blackout! Records while a college student at Fordham University in 1989. In it's 18 year history, the label (and sub-imprints) has released music from a diverse roster of bands, including Crime In Stereo, Deadguy, Ensign, Guided By Voices, H2O, Killing Time, Kill Your Idols, and Sheer Terror. He also has held positions as a Product Manager at RED; Distribution Marketing Manager at Caroline Distribution; and General Manager of Earache Records. Since 2001 he has worked in digital media and social networking, and is currently employed by a big ol' multinational media company in their mobile entertainment division.
Email | Blackout! Records
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On October 17th, 2006 at 10:38 am
Seth Progression said:
I like it. Ari’s voice is a little smoother than it used to be. As blasphemous as this sounds, his voice is reminiscent of Adam Lazzara in this song. The fast part for the last 10 seconds is kind of out of place as well. Good, but only 75%. I hope the LP is better.
On October 17th, 2006 at 10:42 am
zach said:
I feel much better now too. As soon as I saw the headline my thought was, “Oh shit, please be good.” Now, after playing it about 10 times, I have to agree with you that it is not bad at all. I thought that with the reunion and the signing Lifetime was going to ruin what had been so important to my life so far but I think the greatness might hold strong for a bit longer.
On October 17th, 2006 at 11:13 am
Matt Brett said:
I never thought I would hear the words “new song” and “Lifetime” in the same sentence. Needless to say, I was mighty stoked when I saw this title on the 9rules homepage which was followed by almost a sense of panic. Weird! Similar to what the others have experienced, I’m sure. And as you all have said - “not bad” about sums it up. Not great, but not a disgrace either.
On October 17th, 2006 at 2:47 pm
Sean said:
haha. it seems like everyone is pretty much on the same page so far. interesting. i thought there would be some harsher feedback.
On October 17th, 2006 at 3:35 pm
Virgil said:
There will only be one song in my life called, “All Night Long”. How dare any band call their song “All Night Long” if your name isn’t Lionel?
On October 17th, 2006 at 3:57 pm
Sean said:
maybe its a song about the song? a tribute of sorts i’m sure.
On October 9th, 2007 at 11:43 am
blog said:
hi…
i agree…