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Listened to a couple of songs, here's what I think.
Without meaning to sound arrogant, I have come into contact with a lot of record labels in the past, sometimes deliberately but mostly accidentally. The labels all showcased different types of music, so the advice I had from all of them tended to vary. But, the one thing they did all say in common was 'if you wanna get somewhere in music, play to your strengths'. In other words, stick to what you're good at, and DON'T try to be something you're not!
I don't want to sound harsh, but with this in mind - dude, drop the vocals! The music backing has got some real potential, it's a bit sloppy and needs tightening up. I also agree with Doz that you need to get some pro recording time. But what's really letting all you guys down is the vocals, sorry they just don't cut it!
I know it's hard to take (believe me, the amount of times people told me to stop kidding myself and pretending that I was good at bass) BTW - your bass playing is pretty respectable, I love slap bass!
So yeah, either put some SERIOUS work into the vocals, get a main vocalist, or become pure instrumentalists.
With that in mind, you guys might just have some good times ahead of you!
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