Aug. 10, 2026
Bloodstock Breakthrough: Technologist on Perseverance, Prog Metal, and the Power of Music Community
In this engaging episode, Pipeman sits down with progressive heavy metal band Technologist from Manchester, UK, for a dynamic discussion about concept-driven music, their journey through the UK metal scene, and the hard work behind being an independent band. Listeners get insights into the band's origins, their path to performing at the renowned Bloodstock Festival, and the realities of DIY success in the music industry. The conversation is lighthearted, filled with music fan stories, and offers valuable advice for musicians.Main Topics Covered
- The origin and meaning of the band name "Technologist"
- Conceptual storytelling in music and environmental themes
- Realism in sci-fi and its overlap with reality
- Celebrity musicians in heavy metal and rock
- Perseverance in the competitive Manchester metal scene
- Metal to the Masses competition and Bloodstock Festival experience
- Crafting progressive metal that's technical yet accessible
- Importance of collaboration, feedback, and humility within bands
- The hard work behind DIY releases and promotion
- The value of delegating tasks and building a solid team
- Trust and open-mindedness in the creative process
- Ways fans can support Technologist and upcoming music releases
- The story behind Technologist is set 40 years in the future, focusing on a world suffering from environmental neglect. The titular Technologist tries to build life-generating machinery, only to have it stolen, prompting a quest to reclaim it for the planet's good (00:53).
- The band prioritizes creating a realistic story that mirrors real-life issues and keeps sci-fi elements grounded (01:07).
- Discussion about William Shatner (James T. Kirk) performing with a metal band at age 95, including his quirky demands such as traveling to the stage in a DeLorean and requesting sauerkraut in his dressing room (02:06).
- Other rock/actor crossovers mentioned, including Christopher Lee and Keanu Reeves (04:04).
- Story about Taylor Momsen leaving acting to pursue her passion for rock music (04:35).
- Technologist describes their years-long journey through the highly competitive Manchester scene, winning the Metal to the Masses competition and finally playing Bloodstock after almost 20 years of attending (07:08).
- Pipeman highlights the inclusive, supportive environment at Bloodstock, contrasting it with other festivals (08:50, 09:26).
- Panel discussion on how healthy competition advances musicianship and fosters community (10:01).
- Technologist is committed to progressive heavy metal with complex time signatures and dynamics while keeping the music energetic and headbangable (06:23).
- The band credits ongoing self-critique, applying judges' feedback, and persistence for their growth (13:33).
- The importance of practicing and the realities behind being a "working musician"—the hours not just in playing, but in social media, promotion, and logistics—and doing everything independently for their debut album (15:21, 16:32).
- Both band and interviewer emphasize the need to delegate and work as a team, recognizing one's own strengths and weaknesses. Having trusted collaborators or producers makes for better results, both for bands and interviewers (17:41, 18:43).
- Notable examples include Metallica's evolution with producer Bob Rock and Paul McCartney's perspective on The Beatles (19:01).
- Trust and humility in the creative process: band members discuss open-mindedness to feedback, not being afraid to try out new ideas, and letting go of ownership for the good of the song (23:19).
- "The more we try and fix shit, the more we break it." — Pipeman (01:34)
- "Music is not a competition, really." (07:43)
- "It takes about 20 years to become an overnight success." — Pipeman (12:03)
- "You have to absolutely love all of it, you know." — Pipeman (16:27)
- "If you stifle [creativity], it's not gonna be good… you're all artists." — Pipeman (24:47)
- "We're not afraid of being wrong sometimes... that's how some of our best music was written." (23:36)
- Technologist on Streaming Platforms: Search for Technologist on Spotify and major streaming services.
- Support on Bandcamp: For merch, physical CDs, and digital support, visit their Bandcamp page.
- Social Media: Follow and connect on Facebook and Instagram for music updates and live dates.
- Upcoming Release: New single "Rearrange" and accompanying music video slated for release in about a month (25:57).
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With technologists for Manchester UK.
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Nice.
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Like I saw your band name, I was like, that's
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a fucking cool band name, right, I don't even care
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what it means, it just sounds cool.
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Thanks so much.
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I mean that probably is a story behind it, actually,
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because if.
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You want to tell because that's like, that's the most
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hated journalist question, who'd you get your band name? If
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you want to tell the story, I'll hear it.
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Well, the whole band is actually sort of based on
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a concept. You've got the world forty years in the
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future where it's kind of we've still started, you know,
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we've still kept abusing the planet basically, and yeah, yeah,
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it sounds all too familiar, doesn't It all too realistic.
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And there's an individual called the Technologist. He tries to
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build some machinery to help regenerate life, but then that
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kind of gets corrupted and stolen, and the story is
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all about him kind of trying to reclaim it for
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the good of the planet basically, So that's the Technologist.
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Well, it sounds like real life.
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The more we try to fix shit, the more we
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break it.
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Yeah, you're absolutely right.
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Yeah, we've tried to make it reasonably realistic, actually not
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too sci fi as.
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A bit, but oh sci fi has become real life.
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Like sci fi from when I was a kid is
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real life now. I remember watching Star Trek and like, ooh,
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video calls. That would have video calls that would be cool.
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Now we're do it. And now James T. Kirk has
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a heavy metal band at ninety five. Did you know that?
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That's why of the festivals I go, I'm like, that
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fucking blows my mind, Like I love him even more.
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And you should have seen the demands. He had demands.
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Okay, one of the demands I'll remember all of them,
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but one of them was he needed to have instead
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of a golf cart to take him to his stage.
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A DeLorean.
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It's amazing.
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Another demand was let's see what else, oh, renaming a
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boat to so that he can once again captain a ship.
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That's good.
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And oh totally because he was on Good Morning America,
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which is a major morning show in America, and they
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read off his whole list of demands, but they forgot one,
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and he goes, don't forget the sour crowd in my
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dressing room because apparently the rumor is old people eat
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sour kraut and that's the that's the answer to a
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long life.
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Pretty funny.
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you know, and like some proclamation by the mayor, and
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really I'm really like curious of what he's actually gonna
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do in this band. He has an all star band apparently,
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but I'm curious what he'll do.
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Does he sing, no fucking idea.
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I don't know if he plays an instrument sings, or
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if he's just gonna be on there and let's go
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beyond where we can go beyond or some bullshit.
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There's lots of quotes, but he's got to get some
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star Trek quotes in there.
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He's gatzi no doubt and listen, fucking ninety five and
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your first starry metal band.
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That's badass.
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That's like what's his name, Chris phi Lee kind of like, yeah,
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you have some metal on Dincy that is just like
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Rod obviously crazy.
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months ago on backstage, I look over and Keanu Reeves speaking.
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lot of these actors they really do want to be
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rock people. Like look at Tailor Mumpson okay, and like
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I'm friendly with her and she hated the acting part,
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meaning that wasn't her like the role she played, and
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like all the press people they love to ask her
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about that show and it's like that was years ago.
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She was a kid that annoys the shit.
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Ever, she left that as a star to struggle as
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a rock and roller.
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Mad respect for her.
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Absolutely, Yeah, I mean I really liked Taylor monestly. She's awesome.
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Yeah, I mean, like, think about it.
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She had the world by the balls and she decides
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to slum it out being a rock person without being big,
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Like it took her a lot of work to get
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where she is now. Mad respect for doing that.
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Yeah, it must be just like hey, Cole, and she
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wanted to do it. She said script I'm gonna do it.
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And she's totally if you listen to her, she's so
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passionate about rock and roll, so passionate, so passionate about
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you know, like all the old school stuff, like the
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real shit, and you know, like Sound Garden, like she's
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like the biggest Sound Garden probably fan on the planet.
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Yeah, and then she got to sing with them, so like,
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you know, that's so cool.
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I mean I love sound God.
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Right, you know.
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Yeah, and like nobody could fill Chris Cornell's shoes.
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No, he was just epic his voice. I think it's
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my favorite voice in all rock.
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I think Captain Kirk might call him an alien. There's
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no way human that could be that good.
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Yeah, absolutely right.
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So tell us about you guys. Tell the listeners what
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you guys are all about with your music.
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Yeah, I mean we play progressive, heavy, messal so we
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kind of like we have different light time seeing that
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changes and like interesting stuff going on dynamics, but we
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like we try to keep it where you can bang
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your head to it. We don't want to confuse you
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too much. We want to try and keep you kind
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of like in the groove. But then I have something
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interesting and spicy getting on the background for those people
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who want to listen for a bit more.
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Yeah, yeah, And I love the musicianship when it comes
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to Prague because you got the brutality in the metal,
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but then you have real musicianship, like real good musicianship.
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We're trying.
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So, what tell me about the journey that got you
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to Bloodstock.
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Well, it's actually been quite a long one, to be honest,
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but that's kind of what it's about. It's about grafting,
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it's about improving yourself day on day and just trying
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to be the best musician you can be. So we
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actually got to Bloodstock through the Metal to the Masses
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competition and we won it in Manchester, nice, which is
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a really competitive scene as well.
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But I would imagine so I'm not even from here,
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but I imagine probably of all the places in the UK,
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that's one of the most competitive.
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I would think.
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Yeah, you're right, it's fierce, it really is.
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But at the same time, everyone's supporting each other because
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it's music is not a competition really exactly.
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It shouldn't be either.
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Yeah, you're totally right.
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And we've made so many friends, so many contacts, and
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we've got such a nice support group now in in
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Manchester as.
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A result of that.
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So we're hugely thankful to everyone who's put on all
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of those gigs. The one six one community is the
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community that puts those gigs on, and yeah, we're hugely thankful.
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So we've actually we entered it a few times before
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as well, almost got there, but not quite. And it
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would be easy to it would be easy to say,
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you know, it's not our maybe it's not our time,
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but we just we kept going with it and this
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year we won. We played to a huge crowd at
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the Rebellion Venue in Manchester and it was just the
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best feeling to finally play here. Some of us have
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been coming to Bloodstuff for almost twenty years. Wow, to
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play is an absolute honor. It's an honor and what a.
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Great fest of all this is. You know, it's like
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I got here. I'm not even from the UK. I'm
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like I posted that I'm home with my family at
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blood Stock because that's the way this place is.
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Like it.
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I have yet to find an asshole, and that's so
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true at other festivals. Yeah, there are assholes here. Everybody's
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so nice, everybody's so cool, nobody's an outsider, no gatekeeping shit,
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just all people here for the love of metal and
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their metal community.
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Yeah, and that's absolutely the way it should be, isn't
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it that there's such a variety of different music here
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as well, even within metal, but no one's kind of
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you know, it's not be about one thing or another.
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You know, everyone's really open minded here.
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We've been talking to people across the campsite so the
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last few days, seeing if they might enjoy our music,
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you know, if they might want.
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To go and check us out, and people have just
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been so welcoming.
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That's so cool.
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Yeah, it's it's just been lovely. Yeah.
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And what you said about to the masses is so true.
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I hear it from every band and it warms my
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heart that, like you're in a competition, but not competing,
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you know, and everybody if you win or lose, everybody's
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supporting each other.
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You know.
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You may be a little upset for yourself that you
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didn't win, but you're so proud for the other band
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for winning and representing. And like you said, you make friends,
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you net work, and there's even if you don't win,
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there's so much you can get out of it.
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Absolutely, Yeah, and.
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We've that adversity in a way has made as a
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better band because each year we've had to come with
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something better, something bigger, some new music, and just keep improving.
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So I think I think that competition has given us
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a lot. It's made us a better band so that
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we could go on today and give it all, all
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and and and play to a packed tent.
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Actually, did that blow your mind?
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How many people were amazing?
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I've never seen I've never heard my voice so loud.
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I've never seen so many people from a stage and
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they stayed as well. That was a super cool thing. Yeah,
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you know, the tent stage.
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That's a testament to your music because if you weren't good,
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that crowd with a thin del exactly.
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There are so many good bands here that we're privileged
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that people decided to spend their time with us.
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Absolutely, And I love that attitude too, because that makes
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you a true musician in my eyes, you know, And like,
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I'm glad you persistent because I'm also mo ovational speaker,
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so I'm a big believer and persist until you succeed.
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A lot of times quit and people quit and they're
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just close to that finish line and they quit right
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before they could have gone on. Bands like Metallica could
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have quit and then what were that been? And people
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I always say it takes about twenty years to become
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an overnight success.
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So true, So how many years have you got left?
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I think you made it blood Yeah totally.
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like we we have got better as a band, and
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you can feel it. We've got tighter, with more confident
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on stage, and hopefully it showed today. And I think
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as you said, like I saw so many people that
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we chatted to, like in the campsites and stuff, like
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there's a guy who chatted to in the Newboo stage
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yesterday and he was there front row like he's like
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I was just like, oh man to yeah, come chefs out,
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we're playing tomorrow and he's like yeah, I'll be there
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wow from the center, banging his head and it was like, yeah, man,
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thanks are coming down.
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