Kan det vara "Priority Records "? Vet inte mer än det jag nyss hittade i nedanstående intervju, kopierad från playahata.com Playahata.com: The NY Times did a write up on you April 3rd. In the Times piece it says that you "left a distribution contract with Priority Records in 1995 because you didn't want to take your music in a more 'gangsta' - and thus more commercial - direction". If that's the case then what exactly did Priority do openly and subtlety to try to foster this change in you and from what you could tell what was the reaction of other artist who were receiving this kind of pressure? Paris: Well, as far as an overt coercion, nothing really happened. There was simply an increased emphasis on negative @#%$, in addition to resistance and difficulty in getting approvals for everything from artwork to tour support. So we decided to go our separate ways. Playahata.com: Was your battle with corporate censorship the reason you decided to release this album independently and through your website Guerrillafunk.com? Paris: Absolutely. It’s become more difficult than ever to be heard now, especially with media consolidation and what’s become an obvious attempt to flood the market with bullshit and negativity. Besides, if the Dixie Chicks are feeling heat, what do you the the reaction to “Sonic Jihad” will be? We have to control our own. We are at war.