Talk:Morsel (band)

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I added periodical text with works cited in the Choke Records section. The sentence “recorded its debut record, ‘Noise Floor,’ at Steve Albini's home studio in 6 days” was bibliographically problematic due to the “6 days” figure, so I replaced it with a quote from the moo magazine article that included everything but the 2 problem words.

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Is this band real?

I went through and changed the Moo Magazine stuff to proper citation format - but I could not find Moo Magazine online anywhere. Further, all of their write-ups sound fake.

JuxtaposedJacob (talk) 05:21, 8 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]