Particularly amongst rock/indie/grunge/punk music, do you think people want to be seen to know what’s niche and underground? Also, do you think fans don’t like it when bands start selling out huge venues? Very curious to know what everyone thinks in the comments

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This is our latest song, called "The sun is here". It's going to be the title track from an EP of the same name.

The song is about going through change and having light at the end of it. There's also something in there about grace and manner.

We don't get many listeners so we'd really appreciate some ears and feedback on this.

Hi, I’m Abby, and I’m currently studying a Master’s in Architectural Technology and Design at Leeds Beckett University.

As an avid gig-goer, I’ve chosen to focus my dissertation on the future of grassroots and independent music venues—something I’m really passionate about, especially with so many small venues facing closure.

My research explores how architectural design (things like layout, acoustics, and overall space) can improve the experience of these venues and help support their long-term survival.

If you have a few minutes, I’d really appreciate it if you could complete my survey. Whether you’re a gig-goer, musician, or just interested in live music, your input would be incredibly valuable.

https://forms.gle/JwdoJwVpgc6AenP59

Thank you so much for your support