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mailing list
How about I contact you? In every sense, the fourier transform mailing list is similar to everyone else's. You e-mail me to subscribe, I e-mail you when there's anything interesting and worthwhile to say. This will not be often, and if there's nothing to say, I'll say nothing. If, after that, you decide that you can't bear to hear from fourier transform at all, there's no need to block the e-mails - just contact me, and I'll unsubscribe you with absolutely no hard feelings, promise. We'll still be friends, I just won't write to you anymore.
To sign up, send a message to newsbeat@fouriertransform.com with the subject line YES YES SIGN ME UP DO IT DO IT NOW or words to that effect.
To stand down, send a message to the same address with the subject line LEAVE ME ALONE, PLEASE, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, or some such similar thing.
demo policy
I enjoy listening to stuff. And, really, who doesn't love getting things in the post?
Demos are welcome and will get listened to, but please, before sending us anything, have a look around, get a feel for the kind of music fourier transform releases. I don't stick to any specific genres: the one policy I do have is that I will only ever release music that I love. There's no point sending any earnest soft-rock or nu-metal, for instance. I don't like earnest soft-rock or nu-metal.
The following points might also be worth considering:
- I can't make you famous
- I can't make you rich
- I can't help you to take your career 'to the next level', unless the 'next level' happens to be releasing 50 copies of poorly marketed music in impractical (but delicious) packaging
- I don't generally get involved with gig promotion
- Please don't email any mp3s - they'll get deleted
- Unfortunately I can't respond to every demo I get, but if I'm keen to get in touch, I certainly will
If these things don't put you off, then send me a message asking for the demo postal address.
Please don't write to ask me for a job - there aren't any jobs.