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MUSIC SUBMISSIONS
Please submit music to:
Teeth of the Divine
PO Box 35013
Philadelphia, PA 19128
USA (leave USA out if you reside in it)
NOTICE: Teethofthedivine.com receives more music than we’ve ever cared to count. Trust us, it’s a lot. As a result our volume vs. resources ratio isn’t at parity, which means, for the near (and maybe long) term, our staff of expertly-trained journalists, artists, and commentators cannot guarantee everything we receive will be reviewed. We’ll try. No promises, folks.
NOTICE II: We do not review submissions sent to us via email, FTP, BitTorrent, MySpace, etc. Please don’t ask our staff of obscenely-talented journalists, artists, and commentators to break the rules in the aforementioned sentence. We normally give street musicians a shekel or two, but draw the line when people beg. We may review CD demos at our discretion. Like, if we really like or hate you. There’s too much in-between. So, if you feel you’re earth-shatteringly good, then we’d love to hear from you.
NOTICE III: With the shift towards digital promos, physical releases still get our preference, but if you do send us a link to a digital promo, least ensure that the entire album is sent. We won’t review preview tracks or partial albums. If you send a promo — digital or physical — and the retail version comes with a bonus CD or DVD, please include the bonus material to your submission as well. Expecting us to review a promo without the entire release that is sold in stores is like test driving a car without the wheels or brushing your teeth without the teeth… uh, you get the point.