November 10th, 2012 
Dan Bogosian 
Our friends over at PropertyofZack have uncovered something quite interesting: apparently, Panic Records is issuing copyright claims and taking down the videos for Pentimento‘s music on Youtube. The problem? Panic Records is no longer Pentimento’s label, and doesn’t own the rights at all, according to the report.
We’ll keep you updated on what this is all about as we learn more, but so far it seems to be another case of an indie label trying to use its former bands for money and not ending on the most amiable of terms. Thanks to POZ for the discovery.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments.
I finished school with a music theory degree. Before I finished school, I was a janitor. You really should apologize to all the janitors you've ever had. You hurt them. Seriously. You did.
But, now that we've cleared that up and you called your high school janitor, know that I quit being a janitor to pursue writing about music. So here I am, and here you are, and hey how are you?
But, now that we've cleared that up and you called your high school janitor, know that I quit being a janitor to pursue writing about music. So here I am, and here you are, and hey how are you?
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