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Bon: I launched them out the window. Each one carrying a link. Straight to Pitchfork. Karlo: Maybe Pitchfork doesn’t need forks. Or spoons. Bon: A story. Written down. Published. Something they can’t ignore.
Bon: I launched them out the window. Each one carrying a link. Straight to Pitchfork.
Karlo: Maybe Pitchfork doesn’t need forks. Or spoons.
Bon: A story. Written down. Published. Something they can’t ignore.
This review playfully recounts Bromsen's attempts to promote their album 'Data Highway' through a whimsical kitchen allegory. Cutlery tossed from a Berlin flatshare window stands in for bold, sometimes desperate, PR stunts. Ultimately, the band embraces storytelling over gimmicks. The piece blends humor and self-awareness, lampooning the hustle of indie music marketing. Dive into this unique review to discover the creative (and hilarious) ways Bromsen pitches their music—forks, spoons, and all!
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