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"Apexigod" is the DeviantArt.com handle for user Michael Cody Sandefer. DeviantArt.com is an art gallery web site, dedicated to its users and allows them to showcase and display their works of art. Michael Sandefer is an "artist" in that community.
Michael Sandefer or "Mike-C" as he likes to be called, is 24 years old and was born 2/22/1984. Michael Sandefer is also an independant musician. Michael has a web site in which you can visit at "http://www.myperfectapathy.com". This web site is very rarely updated, so have a look but don't worry about bookmarking it.
Not a whole lot is known about this guy, except that he continually boasting about his ability to create original and unique musical sounds. "Mike-C" happened to produce a few songs with a very gritty Nine Inch Nails meets Alternative sound in early 2004. This also marked the first time "Mike-C" had made his music available to be heard online.
You can actually find a lot of "Mike-C"'s early work on Soundclick at "http://www.soundclick.com/pexifromda". Soundclick is a global music market web site where music is uploaded quite often in a multitude of genres and is home to a lot of beatmakers and DJ's.
A lot of people tend to criticize Mike due to his sometimes outrageous theories about life. Mike is an unconventional person with unconventional idea's about problems in the world and their possible solutions.
No one really understands this guy, and its not often an independent artist is met on the independent music scene that has such wild and crazy idea's about the life he lives. His music is often times met with warm reviews from friends, family, fans and critics alike. Although Mike may have a lot of indecisive and inconclusive theories about life, his music seems to be well received by the public.
Some critics have mentioned in the past about "Mike-C" and his promises to release certain albums and/or music. These critics were silenced on May 29th, 2008 when his debut album titled "The Depth of Madness" was released under the project name My Perfect Apathy This is a full length LP album that features 16 tracks, plus a hidden track with half hand-drawn and half clip-art artwork. The cover is very unique and is thought by some to be a lot of fun to look at.
That's all I have right now, I'll try to update this as I learn more about this guy.
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Revertion to User talk:JohnCD page
I had to revert to an earlier version of the page, because an anon IP vandal deleted everything. Unfortunatley, this had the effect of removing your edit. You may wish to go bak and put it on, although I suspect that you were replying to the vandal rather than talking to the user. StephenBuxton (talk) 21:06, 11 July 2008 (UTC)
Citations for My Perfect Apathy
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Hi there. I came across your article on My Perfect Apathy and, while I recognize that you believe it meets Misplaced Pages's criteria for inclusion, the problem that I and other editors have is that it reads like a press release (i.e., an advertisement) and the notability of the subject is not supported by evidence. I looked through all of your citations, and none of them mention My Perfect Apathy. If the claims in the article are accurate, you should be able to find sources that directly support them. I'll check back on the article in a week. If you are able to provide evidence to support the accuracy of the article and its subject's notability, great! If not, I will nominate the article for deletion. – SJL 13:39, 23 July 2008 (UTC)
- I'm not part of some imaginary gang trying to deny you your "right" to be on Misplaced Pages. You have no such right, and that's not because there is a conspiracy against you – no such right exists for anyone. Misplaced Pages has rules for inclusion that you simply aren't following, and you're going to continue to have problems until you read and understand them (see the box on the right).
- As I already explained, the most significant issue is that you're not citing your sources properly. Every link that you provided just went to the website of the source that you named, when they should have linked directly to stories about My Perfect Apathy. You should also rewrite the article so that it doesn't read like a press release. Nobody is allowed to use Misplaced Pages for self-promotion. If you still have questions after reading these content guidelines, please feel free to ask. – SJL 22:06, 23 July 2008 (UTC)
- Here's another guideline for you to read. If you want help from me or anyone else, you should follow it. – SJL 02:31, 24 July 2008 (UTC)
AfD nomination of My Perfect Apathy
An article that you have been involved in editing, My Perfect Apathy, has been listed for deletion. If you are interested in the deletion discussion, please participate by adding your comments at Misplaced Pages:Articles for deletion/My Perfect Apathy. Thank you. Do you want to opt out of receiving this notice? JohnCD (talk) 12:04, 31 July 2008 (UTC)