Aug. 10, 2026

From Denmark to Bloodstock: Neckbreaker Shares Tour Stories and Metal Community Insights

From Denmark to Bloodstock: Neckbreaker Shares Tour Stories and Metal Community Insights

The conversation focused on the experiences and culture of metal festivals across Europe, Denmark, and the UK, highlighting the sense of community, the uniqueness of each event, and the role of family and upbringing in entering the metal scene. The dialogue also explored the significance of sharing and supporting one another within and outside of music communities. Upcoming tour plans and the process behind band naming were also discussed.Main Topics Covered

  • Origins and meaning behind the band name Neckbreaker
  • The cultural attitude of Denmark and community values
  • Experiences at Bloodstock and other European festivals
  • Copenhagen’s metal scene and its family-oriented approach
  • First influences and entrance into the metal world
  • Comparisons between European and American festival cultures (including food)
  • Upcoming music and tours for Neckbreaker
  • Ways to connect and support the band
Key Discussions & StoriesOrigin of the Band Name
  • One concept discussed was the history of "Neckbreaker," previously named "Nagelknækker" (Danish for Neckbreaker), and the decision to use an easier-to-pronounce English name 00:42.
Danish Culture & Community
  • A key theme that emerged was the Danish outlook on sharing resources and community well-being, encapsulated by the sentiment: "Why should I have 2 cars and my neighbor have none? We believe we should share with our fellow countrymen" 01:48.
Festival Experiences
  • The discussion explored unique festival experiences at Bloodstock, Copenhagen, Summer Breeze, Dynamo, and comparisons with US festivals.
  • Several points were raised, including how festivals in Europe are often family-friendly and tailored to local culture, contrasting with the uniformity of American festivals 08:44.
  • Highlights from festivals included unpredictable weather, the camaraderie of the Bloodstock community 03:06, and diverse food experiences at events like Wacken and Hellfest 10:10.
Path into Metal Music
  • The story of discovering metal through family and friends was shared, describing influences ranging from AC/DC to Meshuggah and Arch Enemy, and the importance of attending concerts and building community 06:14.
Upcoming Events & Releases
  • Upcoming performances at Summer Breeze, Dynamo Festival, and a European tour with Avatar were announced 07:25.
  • Mention of working on a new album and previewing two new songs at the current event 11:51.
Notable Quotes
  • “Why should I have 2 cars and my neighbor have none? We believe we should share with our fellow countrymen.” 01:48
  • “Our band wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for our fathers to put us into heavier music.” 05:59
  • “All of the festivals in Europe are very tailored to that country.” 08:56
  • “The only thing about festivals, it's that food is expensive. Oh yeah, all the time.” 10:58
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • Connect with Neckbreaker:
    • Instagram: @neckbreakerdeath (Neckbreaker with two K's and Breaker, then Death) 12:10
    • Facebook: Neckbreaker
    • Spotify: Neckbreaker
  • Festivals Mentioned:
    • Bloodstock
    • Copenhagen
    • Summer Breeze
    • Dynamo Festival
    • Wacken Open Air
    • Hellfest


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a kenega. It's Danish word for Nick Grega.

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I like that too.

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we just ran with Nick Grega.

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I'll tell you what.

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Like I've gone to Copenhagen a few times when things

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I love about your country is the people and the attitude. Okay,

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Like we were sitting around there are like eight of us,

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all different religions, political beliefs and all that, and nobody

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was arguing, nobody was attacking, and everybody was just respecting

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each other. And then I remember this one girl. She says,

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you know a lot of times America, which is true,

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we talk about your country like and the socialism and

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you know, oh and that you pay such high taxes.

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First of all, we call that bullshit anyway, because we

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say yours is much higher taxes, but I know ours

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is just as bad.

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We just lie about it. But she said the greatest thing.

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She was like, why should I have two cars and

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my neighbor have none? We believe we should share with

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our fellow countrymen. And that is the best fucking attitude ever.

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And I think the whole world could learn from that.

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Yeah. True.

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So what does it feel like to be here at Bloodstock?

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think the two. I think the people are very nice,

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and each time we go here we take we'll take

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good care of and I think, like the way you

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have it around Denmark, we have the same thing to England.

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Yeah, it's so hot.

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To get in England, like you have to show papers

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and you get to get took aside because you're working

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in England, and now it's a problem. But when we

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get to England, everybody is so nice and even the

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security guys in that in the airport and stuff.

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I love coming over here. If it weren't for the

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bipolar weather I might live here because you don't even

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know how to pack. I just pack everything summer and

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winter and that's it, you know. Like, but this festival

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in particular, like even when I got here, like I

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kind of what it's like at Bloodstock really is.

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You know, have you played Bloodstock before?

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The bipolar weather we got.

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So one festival I've never done, because I do all

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over the US, UK and Europe, but once on my

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radar that I haven't done yet is Copenhall. Yeah, tell

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me what it's like at copen Hill.

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Copen Hill is our family.

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You know.

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We've been to all of the Copa Hill like festivals,

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Like they have a metal Cruise like seventy thousand times

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of Metal, you know, and they have a smaller festival

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which is called like Common Hill Phrases over, which is

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like for for boogers and for not the ones in.

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You know, but for glad you clarified that even I

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knew what you're talking about.

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And and like record labels and stuff, they go to

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see different bands and they say like, oh, Nuclear Bland,

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it's Nuclear Blast Ones neckbreak on. So you go to

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those and you play that, and then you have volunteer

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festivals and you have everything and we've played them all

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and comb Hill and each year it's just.

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So it's a really cool metal community.

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It really is. Yeah, and we know everybody you know.

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Now it convinced me even more that I need to

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do press coverage at Copenhill.

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Yes, yea.

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Also a lot of families who don't really go into

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middle but they like rock and they like like family festivals.

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Cobin Hill is a very family friendly festival.

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Well see that's cool too, like and I find that

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the same here at Bloodstock. Like yesterday, I was in

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a pit with a bunch of dinosaurs and kids because

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heavy Source was playing, and I'm like.

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This is pretty cool, you know, like they're you know,

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we're just all having fun, yes, is what? And you

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need to bring the kids into the community anyway, we

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really do. You know, they'll keep metal alive, keep it

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going exactly.

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And I mean our band wouldn't be here if it

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wasn't for our fathers to put us into heavier music,

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you know.

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See.

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And so tell us about your first experience of being

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involved in the metal community.

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I mean, one of my father's best friends, he was

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he is a big metal head and he my father

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liked like like hard rock like a CDC and let

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sebyl and and so and so, and I always liked

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the harder, harder rock, but I didn't know there was

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a genre called medal. But then I got introduced to

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metal by this friend and he was like, oh, you

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have to listen to this. It was Arch Enemy and

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Nice and HVL, like a bunch of Danish bands as well,

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and Miss Sugar and stuff. And then he was like,

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I'm going to this concert in Ohu's it's Miss Sugar

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and it's High on Fire. I was like, Miss Sugar,

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all right, all right, I can't headbank to it, but

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it's all right. Then High on Fire I didn't know,

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but then I went there. That was my first Middle concert.

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And then I went to like local concerts as well

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with Danish bands, and yeah, started meeting friends in the

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Middle community, and then we went to more concerts and

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then I found these guys and then we started jamming

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and playing concerts.

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Very cool, very cool. And so.

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What else do you have going on after Bloodstock that

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you want the listeners to know about?

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We have we of course, has have few two festivals.

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We have a Summer Breeze and we have a Dynamo festival,

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and then we have a European tour with Avatar where

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we're going to Island, the UK and we're going to

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to the rest of Europe.

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That's that's pretty cool. Yeah, so Dynamo. Have you played

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Dynamo before?

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What's it like there, because that's another one that's been

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on my radar because I love the Netherlands too.

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It's a it's very low key. I've heard that it

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was like one of the big festivals. Now it's more

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like Loki. Everybody can go there. It's not too big.

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It's not like not like Vodkin, Yeah exactly, it's not

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like Vagen.

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It's a big festival, but it isn't so big that

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you get overwhelmed. It's a very nice festival and a

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lot of cool bands last year Tmubuka Timu Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,

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they played and Decapitated as well, and a lot of

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other bands.

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And you know, it's funny because somebody was mentioning to

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me just yesterday that I need to next year cover

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That's a that's another awesome festival. Yeah. That's the thing

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about UK and Europe.

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There are so many awesome festivals, and they're all different

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and they all have a certain culture to them, Like

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most of the festivals in the US are pretty similar.

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Yeah, you know, and just Europe and UK does it

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a little different.

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Yeah, it's all of the festivals in Europe are very

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tailored to that country.

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Yeah, exactly.

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So in Copenhagen it's close to like they have haven't

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the place with all of the boats and it's like

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a long road and it's in Copenhagen, so just take

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a walk and you're in the central of copen Megan

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with all the boats and stuff. Then we played at

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Terminata like two weeks ago and it was like close

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to a river, like Blue Blue River and everybody go.

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Bathing and stuff. Then like bloodstug Is it depends on

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the weather man.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally.

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the on the country.

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I've never been to the US, and I haven't really

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got into like I know, there's US first and there's

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not First, and there's all of the the other festivals

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in the US, but I haven't really heard of them unfortunately.

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I'll tell you something else though, it is I find

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that the food is different at all the festivals here.

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is a big difference because in the US the food

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tends to be like carnival or fair food, whereas like

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I ate some stuff at Vodkum, I was like, oh

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my god, that's like the best thing I ever had

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in my life, you know, And you don't expect that

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going on music festival in the States and you come

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over here, like I do Hellfest too, and it's like

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they just have gourmet French food there, and it's like

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that's what's cool.

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And I think that, Like.

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I know a lot of countries but now no, like Denmark, Alotte,

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but copen Mega is one of the biggest city when

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it comes to food like Michelan restaurants and stuff.

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So a lot of.

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That food, like high quality food culture goes to copin

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Hill as well, because like, first of all, you have

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to pay and it's expensive to have a food stand.

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And yeah, at festival in general.

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food is expensive.

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the States. Like a slice of pizza twenty dollars a slice,

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not a whole pizza.

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Yeah, So like I go out.

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Here and I get some food here, I'm like everybody's

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telling me how expensive.

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I'm like, that was actually pretty cheap.

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You know, we go to it.

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like six times, no, four times, but each time I'm like,

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oh the food is, but twenty dollars for fucking pizza, man, right,

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I know, it's insane, Like I'd rather starve. Yes anything

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else you want to share with the listeners that they

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need to know. I mean, just keep listening to this podcast, man,

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it's amazing. And we we are working on a new album,

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so nice people can get ready for it.

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Tonight we're playing two new songs.

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Cool.

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Yeah, we're probably also going to bring them on the

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on the avatar to them.

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So very cool. So how do people connect to you

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guys on the socials?

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Just mainly Instagram, which is neck brega Death like neck

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breagup with two k's and bregam uh huh. Then death

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that's our Instagram tech and then neck Breaga on Facebook,

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neck break on Spotify and just.

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All right cool, Well they need to check you out,

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check out your tour dates, buy your merch. They can't

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listen to my show, and let's say buy your merch.

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I appreciate it. Thanks for being here.

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At Bloodstock, and thanks for being on the Adventures of

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pipe Man.

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Thank you for having us, Thank you.

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For listening to the Adventures of Pipeline.

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I'm w for CUI Radio.