The Co-Op Communique Volume Two Released via Bandcamp
Summary
Artists featured on The Co-Op Communique Volume Two include: The Bloody Strummers, Lisa Mychols, The Bradburys, The Punch Line, Paxton, Roe & Harmon featuring Ken Paxton with Michael Roe and Mark Harmon from legendary Seventy Sevens, The Missed Connections, Christopher David from the band Magatha Trysty, Theo Obrastoff, and much more."With that, I can add biographical detail about the artists, provide art that shows where the songs came from and, most importantly, links that will direct listeners to where they can get more of it." Red Bank, NJ, April 03, 2016 --( PR.com )-- The Co-Op Communique Volume Two -- the second effort from Introverse Medias music discovery outreach -- is now available for download at: http://coopcommunique.bandcamp.com/album/the-co-op-communique-volume-twoBy establishing a series of compilations, via a Bandcamp distribution channel and through physical media, The Co-Ops goal is to break the stalemate between an eager audience and the distribution channels that cannot come together.Artists featured on The Co-Op Communique Volume Two include: The Bloody Strummers, Lisa Mychols, The Bradburys, The Punch Line, Paxton, Roe & Harmon featuring Ken Paxton with Michael Roe and Mark Harmon from legendary Seventy Sevens, The Missed Connections, Christopher David from the band Magatha Trysty, Theo Obrastoff, and much more.The Co-Op is intentionally introducing listeners to new artists, says the founder of the effort Dw."Artists retained for Volume Two include goth rock heroes Dead Artist Syndrome, Mike Indest, And How, the b-attitudes, Ric Alba, The Gamble, Dann Gunn, Justin Vellucci, Eddie Parrino, Jeff Elbel + Ping, and The Click Beetles.The Co-Op Communique will continue in this manner throughout the year, and will be permanently "parked" as the 2016 edition at years end."With that, I can add biographical detail about the artists, provide art that shows where the songs came from and, most importantly, links that will direct listeners to where they can get more of it.