How long is Bleeding Audio (2022)?

Bleeding Audio (2022) is 1 hr 31 min long.

What is Bleeding Audio (2022) about?

Told through the eyes of quirky, charming, and humble bandmates Shawn Harris, Jon Devoto, Matt Whalen, and Justin San Souci, Bleeding Audio details the rollercoaster career of the Oakland band, The Matches. Like many acts in the early 2000s, they were set to be the next 'big thing'. After building a tight-knit music community in California's Bay Area, The Matches broke out and became an internationally touring act. An eclectic group of artistic weirdos, the band grew a thriving cult fanbase worldwide, yet remained virtually penniless. Their story overlaps with the drastic changes of the music industry since the takeover of the digital revolution--from declining sales to excessive touring, to illegal downloading and streaming. Bay Area filmmaker Chelsea Christer's uplifting tribute tracks The Matches' history and recent reunion to dig deeper into the challenges the average musician faces in the digital age of the industry--and the community that keeps artists alive.

Bleeding Audio (2022)

Name: Bleeding Audio (2022)
Genre: Documentary,Music/Performing Arts
Released: 2022-05-27
Duration: 91
Rating: 100

NR 1 hr 31 min

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How long is Bleeding Audio (2022)?: Bleeding Audio (2022) is 1 hr 31 min long.

Who directed Bleeding Audio (2022)?: Chelsea Christer

What is Bleeding Audio (2022) about?: Told through the eyes of quirky, charming, and humble bandmates Shawn Harris, Jon Devoto, Matt Whalen, and Justin San Souci, Bleeding Audio details the rollercoaster career of the Oakland band, The Matches. Like many acts in the early 2000s, they were set to be the next 'big thing'. After building a tight-knit music community in California's Bay Area, The Matches broke out and became an internationally touring act. An eclectic group of artistic weirdos, the band grew a thriving cult fanbase worldwide, yet remained virtually penniless. Their story overlaps with the drastic changes of the music industry since the takeover of the digital revolution--from declining sales to excessive touring, to illegal downloading and streaming. Bay Area filmmaker Chelsea Christer's uplifting tribute tracks The Matches' history and recent reunion to dig deeper into the challenges the average musician faces in the digital age of the industry--and the community that keeps artists alive.