Corporate magazines still suck

Hey Kyrie, I'll go rough them up a bit for you >:D

Meh. I just feel like beating someone up, I guess. I'm freaking out about where I'm going to school for sophomore year, my band is on the verge of being on the verge of breaking up, and life is just bizarre right now. It's like the calm before the storm. Something bad's gonna happen soon, and I'm driving myself crazy trying to steel myself for it. And I have to re-string my guitar.

Anyway... me and my sister recorded a demo of originals. It really sucks. So you're never gonna hear it. I just wanted to tell you. No lyrics, though. I may email them to the rest of the MSFians, for business stuff.
Just listen to me. I already sound like a fuckin' corporate sellout. Well fuck it. Signing to a major label isn't selling out. Losing creative control and becoming a CORPORATE ROCK/POP BAND is selling out. Like Fall Out Boy.
In my opinion, Fall Out Boy overstayed their welcome. Yeah, I know that bands' sounds change over time and such, but... really. FOLIE A DEUX was... it wasn't the greatest. And I know some of you like FOB so I won't bash them too much. But I went to a Fall Out Boy concert a few years ago, back in the Infinity era. It was a small venue, it was amazing. And then FOLIE A DEUX came out, with all of its poppy goodness and it was kinda like... what happened to this little bratty pop-punk band that I saw at the AMH a year ago? What's going on?
And then now, Pete and Patrick get into a little hissy fit on Twitter, and Fall Out Boy breaks up. I mean really. Boys, if you're going to break your band up, at least be MATURE about it. Honestly. Twitter, really? Sheesh.
Which is what infuriates me. These bands with so much potential going and "selling out" so that they'll win over Corporate America--the teenyboppers, preteens, and teenage preps of the world. That's what they turned into, a teenybopper band that appealed to the girls who listened to the Jonas Brothers and things like that. And that's where I, and my punk rock ideals, draw the line.

Listen to me, going from restringing my guitar to Fall Out Boy. I think I need caffeine.