this week's entry features local heroes, the gourds, as the subject of doug hawes-davis' new documentary, all the labor (2013). it is screening three times during the sxsw film festival next week. get on out and support the boys.
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They hit several times, just in the trailer, on what is bad about marketing. It's marketing. If there isn't a proper buzz word for a band, it's unknown how to shove it down people's throats. Makes me wish 'genre labels' would go down the toilet. Can't wait to check out the film.
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