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The New Kid (Working Title)

The New Kid (working title) by Blockiestone82

The first thing Jake remembers is being rescued from a building by the hero Eraser head and a splitting headache. A few years later he's moving back to japan and meets a nice quirkless kid and hits it off immediately. —————————————————————— An au with an oc of mine this is my first time actually writing something like this so feedback would be great I'll be asking for advice and where my readers would like to see the story go along the way The tags are updated as characters concepts and relationships are introduced

Words: 2581, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Characters: Midoriya Izuku, Bakugou Katsuki, Jake Round (oc), random extras, middle school teacher, Yagi Toshinori | All Might

Additional Tags: Other Additional Tags to Be Added, Midoriya Izuku Has a Quirk, But he doesn't know it, Contains an oc but I think it's a good one, Might Add More, How Do I Tag, Help, My First AO3 Post, My First Fanfic, My First Work in This Fandom, i need so much help with this, Izuku gets One For All, I'm Bad At Titles, Working title

Read Here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/26754133

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Jake Round of Pure Noise Releases Statement On No Good News

by Zack Zarrillo

From Jake Round, owner of Pure Noise Records, regarding No Good News and Harry Corrigan : 

We appreciate that the community brings issues to our attention. It’s very clear that after the two unfortunate events that we’ve been through that better checks and balances within the all ages community are necessary to ensure the safety of everyone. In the future, Pure Noise will certainly be more thorough in it’s A&R dealings prior to signing a new artist. My own perspective about the changing all ages community is unique. I’ve been involved in punk rock for almost twenty years. I’m a cisgender, white, college educated male who has had all the privileges as such. I’ve been a supporter of liberal politics since I was in college and always supported the causes of women, minorities and the less fortunate. I’m also a survivor of habitual sexual abuse as a child. I am well aware the kind of trauma a negative sexual or physical experience can leave on a person and how it can resonate for decades. I’ve experienced it. It would be very easy for me to act swiftly and violently toward anyone who is guilty of any major discrepancy. As you can imagine, it’s not a subject that I like to spend time with. However, something that I’ve always liked about myself is that, usually, I can put my emotions aside and try to judge each situation judiciously and carefully and treat all parties involved in any situation with the humanity and respect they deserve. I take my time to do what I believe is the right thing which isn’t necessarily the easiest thing. As someone who’s given their life to punk rock I’m proud that the community is moving forward toward the advancement of all genders, sexualities, orientations etc. None of these things change over night but discussions like these open the door for a better, safer and more positive future for everyone.

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Feature: Who is Family Thief? ( Spoilers: It's Malcolm Williams)

Feature: Who is Family Thief? ( Spoilers: It’s Malcolm Williams)

     Nashville native, Malcolm Williams uses acoustic project, Family Thief to build his own family and connect with fans. The 26 year old has been into the music scene for quite a while citing Usher’s self titled record as the gateway in which he learned to love music. “It opened the door for love songs. I had a tape deck with this cd and played the hell of it,” Williams said.

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[umusicians]

UM Industry Profile : : Jake Round (founder of Pure Noise Records)

Pure Noise Records, label home to a variety of bands including The Story So Far, Elder Brother, Forever Came Calling, Hit The Lights and many more. Label, founded by Jake Round turned 5 years old earlier this year, Amandah Opoku sat down with Jake to discuss the label’s history, advice to artists and many more!

Amandah Opoku: Pure Noise Records, turned 5 earlier this year. Congratulations! What inspired you to start the label? Jake Round: I knew I always wanted to start my own company and I had been working in music for a couple of years. My friends in No Bragging Rights needed some help and I was able to borrow a little money to put out there record in 2009.   AO: How did you come up with the name Pure Noise Records? JR: Pure Noise was originally a booking agency. I just decided to keep the name when I started putting out records. It's the only decent name I've ever come up with.   AO: What are 5 things that people do not know about Pure Noise Records? JR: 1. I love Katy Perry 2. We smoke a lot of weed in the office. Except Cahil because he's edge for life. 3. Despite the tumblr rumors, I hate cats. 4. Charles and Matt Vincent do not have cancer. 5. The Story So Far is actually that high.   AO: Running a label is a lot of hard work, when you initially launched the label what challenges did you have to overcome? JR: It was difficult to get people to take me seriously. Starting a label out of your bedroom brings on a lot of laughs at first.   AO: For you, was starting a label a risk? A gamble or was this decision to start one more calculated? I did it for fun at first, and I still do. I love that I get to make a living doing what I love but the first priority is to put out quality records.   AO: Prior to starting the label, did you have any experience in the music industry? JR: I interned at Fat Wreck Chords and worked at AMP Magazine and Rasputin Records.   AO: Pure Noise Records characterizes itself on the DIY (do it yourself) model? How important do you think this model is to independent musicians? JR: It's important for all musicians to take responsibility for their own careers. You get what you give.   AO: Looking at your roster you've worked with a variety of bands such as The Story So Far, The American Scene, Handguns and the recent release from Elder Brother. How do you decide what bands to sign and work with? Must they fit a certain criteria? JR: I just sign bands I like.   AO: How does it make you feel to know bands on the label have been able to accomplish big things (i.e Vans Warped Tour?) JR: It's been an amazing ride. To grow together with the bands and get to do some of things we do is truly a privilege.   AO: Looking back on this 5 year journey, is there anything you would change/do differently if you could go back in time? JR: I've made a million mistakes but that's part of the game. I've had to learn a few things the hard way. Fortunately we didn't go broke during the learning process.   AO: What do you believe has been your biggest accomplishment these past 5 years? JR: We've had State Champs, Handguns and The Story So Far all chart on Billboard which was pretty amazing.   AO: There a lot of kids interested in working in the music industry whether it be behind-the-scenes or on the front lines. What's one piece of advice you'd give to them? JR: Meet a band and go on tour. Touring is where it all happens, you've got to understand the road to really understand the industry.   AO: Following the prior question, what advice do you have to young artists hoping to make a career as a musician with hopes to one day sign to a label? JR: Write good songs and go on tour. It's that simple.   AO: What can we expect from Pure Noise Records in the future? JR: More variety. Everything from punk rock to indie to hardcore.   AO: Pure Noise Records is 1/2 a decade old, what do you hope to accomplish when the label turns to 10?JR: I hope I'm still as proud of the company as I am now. It's my whole life, who I am, everything. I hope I still feel that way in ten years.   AO: Before we end this interview, do you have any last words? JR: Thank you to everyone who supports The Noise. We greatly appreciate it.

Check out Pure Noise Records on the following websites: http://www.purenoise.net https://www.facebook.com/PureNoiseRecords https://twitter.com/purenoiserecs http://purenoise.merchnow.net

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Music Isnt Dead: Pure Noise Records

Music Isnt Dead: Pure Noise Records (@purenoiserecs) (@jake_circle)

This week, I wanted to highlight Pure Noise Records which is a phenomenal indie label. However, before I do that I want to give you a small history lesson on indie labels and their prominent periods which lead to my opinion on why Pure Noise is the prolific indie label of our generation.

When you hear the name Morrisey or John Marr do you think of The Smiths or do you think of their  label, Rough…

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Hahahaha I was cleaning out my computer and stumbled upon this GEM, and had to share it with all of you. Please note 1) These are my best friends 2) We had an off day in the middle of nowhere (CANADUH) Warped 2010 3) We don't hate god/ the bible as much it may seem watching this video... ENJOY