Original sentence: Currently Wind-Up's most popular acts are Evanescence and Seether following behind.Official MySpace page.The company's slogan is "Developing Career Artists
Edited sentence: Currently Wind-Up's most popular act is Evanescence, with Seether following behind.Currently, Wind-Up has delayed the debuts of several artists on their roster, including Ben Moody, Megan McCauley, and Omnisoul, all of whom were supposed to release their albums in 2005, but have instead been bumped to late in 2006.Frustration at the label has forced bands such as Edgewater, Drowning Pool, and most notably Alter Bridge to break their contracts and seek alternative homes.In the past two years, Wind-Up has released far less than in 2003 and 2004.It is equally worth noting that while Breaking Point had not fared well with their latest offering, 2005's Beautiful Disorder, Wind-Up has continued to support them with radio play and touring.It is notable that among the current roster of Wind-Up, the only artists to ever earn gold or higher are Evanescence, Seether, and Finger Eleven, the latter of which has not had a new album release since 2003, and unlike Evanescence, will not have a new album out before 2007.Meanwhile, the majority of other acts on Wind-Up are hammering away on new releases, none of which are expected to be released before 2007.Often, there is a perceived lack of promotion for their artists, and penchant for dropping acts that fail to bring in the dollars.The company's slogan is "Developing Career Artists," a joke to some, considering what some see as their long history of mistreating bands on their roster.This, along with the signing of radio-unfriendly acts like The Exit and People In Planes suggests a change in direction for the label, although time will tell