Talk:The Loose Salute

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The Loose Salute is significant because of the connection of its founder Ian McCutcheon to the greater London indie scene. He was important in founding Slowdive and Mojave 3 and this is the next iteration of his musical life.

I am trying to update Heavenly Records releases and offerings. I am very concerned that I am not doing this in a correct manner and that everything I am doing with respect to their history is being deleted currently. Heavenly not only plays an important part in my life personally, but the work that they are coming out with right now is very important in the UK in particular. Their new bands are not up on US-based sites as of yet, but do have releases being distributed through EMI. How is this not significant? How can I understand the process better beyond what I am reading?