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Random Eyez wrote:A plea to all musicians/artists....

Would you please stop naming yourselves with a word capitalized and vowels removed.

It may have been cool as fuck and cutting edge back when nobody else had thought of doing it but it's overdone now. It's the artist name equivalent of using the brutal electro patch. Just cos other people are doing it doesn't mean you have to!

If your succession of capital letters is an acronym, then please do not get confused, this plea is not directed at you.

Its the ones who just drop the vowels and capitalize that are doing my nut in. It's no longer original. In fact, it's fucking annoying. Please stop it.

For the record, Hudson Mohawke & Lunices latest project TNGHT was the final straw for me. Previous offenders include :

SBTRKT
BNJMN
DFRNT
SCB
MGMT
SWTBRDS
PVT
MSTRKRFT

There will be plenty more, and many lesser known offenders, some playing out your local area i'm sure. And that's not to mention the album names, club nights, and blogs using the same tired idea.

Just give it a rest guys.

Thanks in advance

rayman612 wrote:BTTFCKR

noam wrote:yea tbf its about time more people started using long strings of numbers for both their artist names, track titles and record labels

3908.133334 - ..7_ - (0+)

see how fucking cool that is?!?!

volcanogeorge wrote:

noam wrote:yea tbf its about time more people started using long strings of numbers for both their artist names, track titles and record labels

3908.133334 - ..7_ - (0+)

see how fucking cool that is?!?!

3908.133334 - ..7_ (1024x768 remix) soon come on 0+ sister label 0954'#4

noam wrote:

volcanogeorge wrote:

noam wrote:yea tbf its about time more people started using long strings of numbers for both their artist names, track titles and record labels

3908.133334 - ..7_ - (0+)

see how fucking cool that is?!?!

3908.133334 - ..7_ (1024x768 remix) soon come on 0+ sister label 0954'#4

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PinUp wrote:

+3 wrote:Naw it's all about Numbers

you mean NUM83R5 surely?

volcanogeorge wrote:

noam wrote:

volcanogeorge wrote:

noam wrote:yea tbf its about time more people started using long strings of numbers for both their artist names, track titles and record labels

3908.133334 - ..7_ - (0+)

see how fucking cool that is?!?!

3908.133334 - ..7_ (1024x768 remix) soon come on 0+ sister label 0954'#4

looks like a sick tracklist, when's this getting released?

NilsFG wrote:It's just overdone, like people swapping the first letters of things, e.g. Mord Fustang

kidshuffle wrote:Mohn Jalkovich