June 15, 2026

Annisokay at Download XXIII Donington Park - PipemanRadio Interview

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PipemanRadio speaks with Annisokay at Download XXIII Donington Park about their performance at the legendary music festival.

German metalcore band Annisokay played a highly praised, energetic set at the 2026 Download Festival. They performed on the festival's final day, Sunday, June 14th, in the Dogtooth tent.

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Hi, you have done to censure wow for you your.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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With Silas and the Rooty from K.

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I like the way you said it. Say it again

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because the mic came away.

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But I like the way you say it from.

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That's that's why I have bands say their band name,

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because they say it way cooler than me.

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I think, especially with our name, it's kind of confusing

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because most people just find out that it's actually inspired

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from a Michael Jackson song.

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Oh look at that.

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Yeah, but the way you actually say it is I think.

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N it's okay, actually right, but everyone says it kind

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of differently, which makes it so.

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Sometimes some people use a double eye and he is, okay,

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it's really interesting.

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Whoa see.

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I wouldn't have done that because I saw one eye,

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so I wouldn't say that.

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I think actually most of the German people do it

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because they just can't talk English really good, most some

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of them.

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But yeah, well, let me tell you something.

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I was dating a German girl for a while that

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I met at like Graspop and she's in like some

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small town and so I was trying to learn German

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to communikate like she spoke English well, but I still

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wanted to speak in her own language. Your language is

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freaking hard Man. Yeah, to learn it's pretty Oh my god,

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I was trying to learny. I'm like, oh my god,

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this is making my head hurt.

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I can totally understand it.

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But do you think like that German actually sounds very

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aggressive because I feel like.

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A lot of weak people American stepoint you think that, Yeah,

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you know, like and Mike, It's funny the experiences people have. Like, So,

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my son was stationed in Germany and my daughter hers

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my son in law.

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He was in the army. She was stationed in Germany.

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My daughter absolutely loved Germany, never wanted to come back

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to the States ever, and my son not so much.

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I'll tell you what the difference was.

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Yeah, please so well, for my daughter, she was into

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all the castles and all the hiking and all the

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cool stuff. But she also lived on base. Okay, that's

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not Germany, that's America. In Germany, my son hated living

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on base anywhere he went, So he got an apartment

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and he had to deal with the apartment, the electric, the.

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Yeah, so.

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That is why he hated it.

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I totally get it.

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It's it's so stupid because especially with like playing in

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a band, it can be pretty tough to be yeah,

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or just being self employed as well, super hard to

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keep up with everything. Texas are super complicated and yeah,

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I don't know. I feel like we have like a

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shitload of paperwork, right And the Germans seem to love it,

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but actually everyone hates it though I don't already get

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it really well.

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You know what I do like is what you guys

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have to You wouldn't probably don't like it, but what

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you guys have to go through to get your driver's license. Yeah,

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because you guys know how to freaking drive, like yeah, yeah,

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I live in Florida and the States and they are

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the worst drivers in the Verity.

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And one of my.

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Biggest pet peeves is, you know we have the same

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law as you stay right past left when you're driving. Yeah,

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nobody fucking does it. The slowest people are always in

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the fast lane. You flash your brights down and they

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don't even move. I just feel like running them over.

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Yeah. Now if they did that on the auto bond,

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because they would have got Oh my god, yelled a lot. Yeah,

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it blew my mind.

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I was driving on the autobond and I was going

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I don't know, I like to think, like two hundred

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kilometers an hour. Yeah, and there were people in the

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fast lane passing me by like I was standing still.

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Yeah yeah, yeah.

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Like I had a car that that's as fast as

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I could go, Like I hit the gas.

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As far as it could go to I could go

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ay faster.

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idiot United States drivers in that fast lane, you're gonna

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get smashed because there's no way they would stop it.

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Done.

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True, true, But to be fair, not everyone can drive

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in Germany.

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But I get what you're saying, Like we we like

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rules a lot in Germany.

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So it is with like driving, and you.

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Guys spend a lot of my I heard then when

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I was there was like three thousand dollars to get

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your license.

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Nowadays, yeah, it can be that high. Actually, but I

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did it like I don't know, like a years ago

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or so. It was around one thousand to two thousand,

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but no, it went up pretty drastically. Wow, insane.

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I'll tell you what.

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Another one of my most scary experiences is when I

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was driving from Czech Republic into Germany over that bridge

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and literally the.

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Wind moved my car over a lane really like not me.

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I was driving straight, and also I'm in another lane

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like the wind was so strong, and I'm like, I'm

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not doing that bridge again.

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Fair enough, fair enough.

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But I do love Berlin. It's like one of my

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favorite cities in the world. It's like, you know, I'm

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a Jew, so you think of Berlin a certain way.

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And when I got there, I was like, wow, this

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is not at all what I pictured Berlin to be,

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because you, like Americans, we live in this sheltered shit,

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you know, like we're sold a bill of goods and

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you go and you go over and to anywhere in

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Europe and you're like, yeah, it wasn't really like what

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they were telling me.

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You know, yeah, totally. But you got.

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The reason I'm bringing it up is the music scene.

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Oh my god, all the cool clubs in Berlin.

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That yeah, clubs.

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I would definitely say Berlin is the most diverse city

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when it comes to music. They just have the biggest

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scene in pretty much every genre because you have a

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lot of big pop productions coming from there, a lot

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of record labels sit there actually like Sony Universal, right,

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So that's the hot spot to be in Germany for sure.

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Yeah.

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And I had so much fun just going into these

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clubs at the live music that would.

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Because it's everywhere you can. You can see a DJ

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play in this venue. Then you go on like to

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the next one and there's a jazz band playing. You know,

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it's awesome.

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That's way cool. So how does it feel to be

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here at Download?

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It's a pretty surreal experience. I've seen videos of this

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festival when I was a kid. I was looking up

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to slip Nod and whatever you name it, and everyone

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played here. It's a legendary festival and we are just

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blown away to be here actually because it's just awesome.

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And uh yeah, we just came back from stage, went

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backstage and there was just Keanu Reeves hanging around like casually,

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he's here.

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He's here.

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I didn't even know that.

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Yeah, And just to see people like that here and

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like this crowd and the big stages, it's just awesome.

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Was he playing in one of the bands.

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Yeah, he's actually playing bays in one of in a

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band I don't know the name.

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Yeah, holy shit, Like inside you gave me info.

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Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. That's fucking crazy.

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Closed my mind if I would have been because I've

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been walking back there, if I would have looked at it,

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but like, what the fuck?

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What was he doing here?

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Yeah, that's what I thought as well.

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And then our singer was like, he plays in the

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band the plays here today, but I forgot the name.

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I'm really sorry.

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I know he plays in a band, and I've forget

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the name.

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So don't Yeah, yeah, because if you think about him,

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you will think about Max or Matrix or whatever you

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call it.

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You know what I think about I'm a surfer, so

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can you guess what I think about?

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No Point Break? You know that movie?

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Actually, no, I'm sorry.

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It's a very famous movie he was in.

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It's where he's an FBI agent catching the surfers that

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are doing bank robberies and it's a like aby in

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the State or abay that's a surfer, Like really knows

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that movie. So that's pretty wild.

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Yeah, I get it. But yeah, to be here is awesome.

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It's just so cool. There are a lot of cool

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bands playing later, like Lincoln Park. They to remember all

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these bands. It's it's awesome.

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Are you going crowdsurfer A day to remember, because everybody

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has the CrowdSurf to them today.

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We can try.

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I would love to, because especially it to remember as

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a band that I really grew up with and that

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inspired me a lot to do music more. Seriously, I

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maybe I hope I don't cry if I see them today,

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because I haven't seen them in like ten years or so.

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It's okay, you could cry, Yeah, I know, six you

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could cry.

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Yeah, sometimes it's good to cry.

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That's right, especially when you're right A day to remember shop.

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Yeah, and then it's because of I think you're happy.

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Hit by a crowd surfer or killed in the pit.

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Then then it's not good to cry because that means

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it was bad.

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Yeah, true, true, So yeah, that it is. They are amazing, sad,

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yeah for.

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Sure, but say, yeah, I want to say I never

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have seen so many people on the infield of a festival.

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I think, and didn't see earth anymore. This is just people, people,

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people everywhere.

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Close your mind, right, like you're up there on stage.

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You don't even expect that, right, Yeah, it's crazy.

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Yeah, I can only imagine how insane it is to

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play the main stage.

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We played it in the tent.

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But I I've seen some pictures of Electric Collboy that

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played here yesterday or so yeah do it. That looked insane.

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It looked just like model or like in a lot

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of the ringsmen. It was insane, right.

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And then yesterday yet Guns N' Roses and you had

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Architects both playing at the same time, the two big stages, so.

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The whole place was crowded entirely.

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Like you couldn't even walk through. That's incredible.

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I was there for Architects and I'm like, I've never

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seen a band playing at the same time as a

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headliner have this big of a crowd.

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Yeah, totally, that's crazy.

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I mean Architecture is a huge band in Europe in

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general or all over the world, but I mean they

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are from the UK. People love them and they are

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just a sick life band. So yeah, they are awesome

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to see.

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So what else you got going on? Now? How are

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you top this?

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Good question?

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Man?

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We have some festivals left this summer.

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We were actually playing jeron air next week or no,

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then the week often next week in two weeks. Yeah,

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and yeah, we just came from where did we play.

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In Austria which was awesome as well.

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And yeah, we don't have that many festivals this yere,

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which is okay because we just want to concentrate on

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writing new music and we have a big year next

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year ahead of us.

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Which we can't talk too much about.

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But yeah, people have to connect you on socials now

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to tell them how to do that.

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Yeah, just follow and it's okay everywhere, like on every

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platform you want to. It's Instagram, YouTube, we will just

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post whatever we're about to do. And yeah, we're.

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Just happy that we have some shows left this year.

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And you know what, now, I'm thinking right now you're

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required to do a Michael Jackson cover.

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Finally, because we have a Michael Jackson EP with I

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think four or five songs but ten years old or something,

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I don't know.

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Wow, that's pretty cool.

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Maybe we should bring him back into the set and

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do like a special thing about it or something.

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Definitely I love it. How about have you played Varkan?

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Yeah? Last year we played Vakner.

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What was that like for me?

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Personally?

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It was the most surreal thing ever really, because the

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same it's just the same with download and what and

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these are all just festivals, you know, since you're a child,

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and it was always a goal of every one of

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us to play there at one point and to just

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be there, and everything was live streamed, and after we

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got from the stage, I got a shitload of messages

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from our family and friends and they were like, holy shit,

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what did you do?

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And it was just awesome? But how was it for you?

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Really?

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Yeah, I think it was one of the best festivals

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we ever played, and the result was shitty. After our

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show was Yeah, we just stayed in the artist village

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in the tent and took some drinks, some food and

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that's all.

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Yeah.

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Well, Red, Yeah, the weather was pretty bad, but it's

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always bad.

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I think it's your fault.

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I think you guys rock so hard that opened up

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the clouds.

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That's nice of you.

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But we actually have this kind of inside joke that

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everywhere we go it starts raining. Yes, Like see, when

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we played at the last festival, it was nice weather

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the whole day. When we started change over, it started raining.

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It's insane. I don't know how this works, but it

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just seems to follow us.

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It's definitely you.

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Yeah, so I think I'll make sure I have to

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look at your schedule that I'm not at any more festivals.

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That you're at.

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But yeah, you broke the chain today because so far, yeah,

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so far we are lucky to say it.

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I'm not even gonna say it, but so far.

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Yeah, don't jinx it.

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Exactly all right, Well, you guys rock.

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Thank you so much, you were here.

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Right download and thanks for being on the Adventures of

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pipe Man.

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Thank you for having us man my pleasure.

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Thanks you for listening to the Adventures of Patement on

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w for c u I Radio.

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