Outgunned

Started by seabass007 · 6 posts · 2,615 views

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    Hey Sarge, I found Gamers Radio on Live365, and heard a commercial that you play some unsigned acts. I'm the head of Outgunned out of Plano, TX, and wanted to give you a link to some of Outgunned's music. The band's newest cd, "Vol. I: Answering the Ceaseless Need" was released March 2, 2007.

    www.myspace.com/wtcbs - for 2 full songs

    www.outgunnedonline.com - for clips from all songs

    The music is part hard rock, part metal, with some progressive influences, and it has some atmosphere too. The singing is different from most music in rock & metal, and this throws some people off, and they say "this isn't metal." So I'll leave that decision up to you. Thanks for supporting independent music.

    Contact info:
    Andrew Saunders
    [email protected]
  2. #2
    Kick his ass Seabass! I will check it out, though I mean nothing, but sometimes I t hink I might be able to sway Sarge some in his choice. There seemed to be alot of Fugazi one day after I talked to him about Fugazi.
  3. #3
    Dude, you did all of that yourself???? It's very good! 🤘 I have a great appreciation for people who can make music.

    You're right, you seem to straddle the line between a couple of genres there. To me, it sounds like your music would fit on the best on the metal station, which is up to Atomm to decide. However, if that sandbagger won't play it, i'll throw a song on the Punk station and see if we can't expose them to a song that is longer than 2 minutes 😀

  4. #4
    It's good stuff, I like it, I would like to get it on either station. Definatly cross genre. much like Sarge, my musical talent ended at 10 little indians on the guitar. My instructor suggested maybe I should give up on music
  5. #5
    Hey, glad you guys like the stuff. I've run into a number of people who don't like it, possibly because of the cross genre-ness of it. And, yes, I did do almost all of it myself (my previous bass player played and co-wrote a couple), but it took two and a half years to do. Anything can be done, given enough time. You could probably build a B-52 out of origami if you had, say, 52 years.
  6. #6
    seabass007 wrote:
    You could probably build a B-52 out of origami if you had, say, 52 years.


    Sounds like a challenge... I will see you all when I am 82 and flying over your houses!!!