How the fuck do I stick to a genre I've been in a band

You need to decide on the kind of music you want to make and openly express that to the other people in your band so you can reach a consensus on the kind of sound you're trying to achieve and write towards that.

>>71212965
I miss that era of Pepe and Wojack art, all this new smug pepe shit looks terrible and isn't funny at all.

>>71212996
or don't

>>71212996
We currently make a trio of post-punk, jangly pop, and shoegaze, and I feel like we just need to narrow our scope

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>>71213075


I have a bunch of these I think this is about as far as it went.

>>71213245
Janglegaze. Make a niche and make it your own.
Like the Bangles except with vacuums instead of guitars.

>>71212965
How radical are the genre shifts? Like this is a logical shift even though it's radical.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdB6e91stm0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxaPj19VnRA

>>71212965
Just focus on making a consistent sound you like. Most artists don't think about what genre they are until after they've solidified their sound.

>>71213245
Why?
That sounds awesome. My band just makes samey-sounding industrial shoegaze.
I mean, I like it, but I'd like to be branching out a little.

>>71213446
We need to go deeper