Feature / One Question Interviews
Profound Lore Records

Words: Loren • January 22, 2014

Profound Lore Records
Profound Lore Records

Chris (Profound Lore Records)

SPB: Do you run your own website, facebook, etc? Do you enjoy that aspect of being a label?

Chris: With the exception of a new webmaster that takes care of the technical aspects of my website, I do run my website, facebook, twitter, and all accounts related to social media. I do quite enjoy it actually because it gives me different avenues to promote releases and bands and just use them as an expansion for that and just use these platforms for expanded dialogue and conversation. For example, I can post stuff on my social networking sites that are not really needed to be posted on my website. Some posts I post on twitter sometimes are not needed to be posted on the label Facebook page, and so on. Of course all noteworthy news gets posted on all outlets all together though.

Loren • January 22, 2014

Profound Lore Records
Profound Lore Records

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