Hell, etc. (label)
Hell, etc. is Marilyn Manson's own label, currently signed with Cooking Vinyl records. It was announced November 8th, 2010 that Marilyn Manson had signed with Cooking Vinyl and is planning to release his eighth studio album under this partnership with Cooking Vinyl handling worldwide distribution, marketing and promotion. Marilyn Manson signed with Cooking Vinyl Records to release his eighth studio album.[1] The album will be issued via Manson's own label, Hell, etc. Manson had this to say:
| “ | "We will always be our worst audience, until we stop being an audience and start being an artist. Any art is flesh and blood, no matter how you perform, decorate or display it. But we all want the passionate horror of that blood. And blood is what I am here to bring." | ” |
| MARILYN MANSON BlabberMouth.net | ||
Manson's manager, Tony Ciulla told abc News "the 50-50 joint venture is a "more attractive financial arrangement and allows for greater (creative) control," with both parties sharing profits after Cooking Vinyl recoups its costs, which include an advance paid out to Manson and a "big marketing commitment." [1]
Goldschmidt says he and Ciulla will link up with partners for promotion, marketing and distribution. Goldschmidt's initial global sales target for the album is 500,000 units" Cooking Vinyl founder, Martin Goldschmidt had the following to say about the deal:
| “ | We're delighted to welcome MARILYN MANSON to Cooking Vinyl. Often our 'relaxed' approach to A&R brings out killer performances and albums from artists. I can't wait to hear what Manson comes up with. This is a landmark signing for us. We shook up folk music in the late 80's/90's with MICHELLE SHOCKED, COWBOY JUNKIES and BILLY BRAGG, we have shaken up dance in the last couple of years with THE PRODIGY, GROOVE ARMADA and UNDERWORLD, and we are ready for a new adventure with Mr. Manson. | ” |
| MARILYN MANSON Signs With COOKING VINYL RECORDS - Nov. 7, 2010 | ||
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Marilyn Manson: Antichrist Indie Star, ABC News, November 8, 2010
