RUAB was the first self-funded album, paid for by the first self-funded tour, done in the most self-funded way possible. The company exists because of that record. The look of this site isn't a style anyone picked — heavy print grain, ledger lines, a company-building seriousness. It is where TPC is from.
The printed logo is a cardboard box with TPC written on it — thrown together, never precious. That box runs through everything here: buttons in boxes, prices in boxes, headings in boxes. Not a trend. Something already ours, carried forward on purpose.
Build in the open. The plan is published, boxes get ticked in public, and anything late is late in public too. The counters on the front page are hand-fed until the machine behind them ships — and the page says so.
Keep the record. Every person, work, release, right and rupee keeps one ID in one register — statements a CA can read, consent logged with its date, numbers issued once and never re-issued.
