Aug. 2, 2026

From Dream to Reality: Heartless Human Harvest Rocks Wacken’s Legendary Stage

From Dream to Reality: Heartless Human Harvest Rocks Wacken’s Legendary Stage

The conversation focused on the electrifying experiences of Heartless Human Harvest, a metal band, as they performed at the iconic Wacken festival. The discussion explored their reactions to playing such a major event, the significance of the festival within the global metal community, and the emotional connections born from their journey. Broader themes of unity, music’s power to unite across differences, and the background of their band and latest music releases were also highlighted.Main Topics Covered

  • Playing Wacken: Emotional Reactions & Significance
    • First impressions of performing at Wacken
    • The festival's standing as a "holy ground" for metal fans
    • Reflections on the overwhelming energy of the crowd and the surreal atmosphere
  • The Global Recognition of Wacken
    • Wacken’s fame transcending metal and rock communities
    • How festivals like Wacken unite diverse people from all over the world
  • Personal Stories & Band Insights
    • The moment of excitement upon receiving news about playing Wacken
    • Parallels drawn between the band's experiences and themes from the show "Supernatural"
    • The origin of the band’s name and inspirations behind it
  • Music as a Unifying Force
    • The role of metal festivals in breaking down social and political barriers
    • Metaphors relating mosh pits to healthy outlets for conflict and connection
    • Discussion of how shared musical passions foster a sense of belonging
  • Band Updates: New Music & Socials
    • Recent song release "Hope" and its personal significance
    • Announcement of upcoming EP "Agony and Silence"
Key Discussions & Stories
  • A key theme that emerged was the surreal, almost "delusional" feeling of taking the Wacken stage, needing time to process the experience 00:44.
  • One concept discussed was how Wacken is widely recognized even by those outside the metal community, signaling its global impact 02:42.
  • The discussion explored how achieving the Wacken milestone made participants feel like they had reached the "top of the mountain," with comparisons drawn to a sense of life fulfillment 05:20.
  • Several points were raised, including the importance of unity, as illustrated by mosh pit etiquette—helping each other up and connecting through shared intensity 08:31.
  • Reflections on pop culture influences: The shared appreciation for "Supernatural," focusing on the relationship between Sam and Dean, and how that mirrors the band’s dynamic and broader lessons for human relationships 06:20.
  • The story behind the band name stemmed from a brainstorming session inspired in part by lyrics from Ice Nine Kills, and deliberations over other quirky name options 11:34.
  • Announcement of the new single "Hope"—released the day of the performance—and details about its inspiration drawn from personal relationships 12:37.
  • Update on upcoming EP release, "Agony and Silence," featuring five new tracks described as especially powerful 13:16.
Notable Quotes
  • "For a year ago, just like a star far away, and I've looked on it and barely have the bravery to say, I wanna stay there and now I'm here, what's going on?" 01:36
  • "Wacken is a festival everybody knows, even though somebody isn't into metal or rock music at all." 02:42
  • "I could quit my career right now, and I have reached the top of the mountain." 05:20
  • "We go into a mosh pit not to hurt and maim people. We go into a mosh pit so we don't hurt and maim people out there." 08:49
  • "Only together we are strong." 10:10
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • Band Socials:
    • Instagram: @HXHXH
      • "Heartless Human Harvest" abbreviated for easier recall
  • Latest Music:
    • Single: "Hope" (available on Spotify, iTunes, and all major platforms) 12:37
    • Upcoming EP: "Agony and Silence" – releasing September 4th


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Hi, you love done too?

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Yes, that's true.

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Fore Wow for you you.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here.

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With Hoddle Human Harvest.

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Nice. You're at Vakin Yes, insane bro? Yeah, what what

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does it feel like for you? Guys? I know what

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it feels like for me? And I'm still like, I'm

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I don't even know what's going on. I do festivals

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all over the world, but this, this is the fucking

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holy ground.

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Yeah that's that's describing. That's pretty good. Yeah right, yeah,

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it's for us, it's like it's it's illusional, you know.

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We we still still don't get what's happened today.

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I believe that I don't think I will. I'm going

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to Bloodstock next week and I'll be sitting there probably going, oh,

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I really have walking last week. Yeah.

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Yeah, we said we probably need a week for realizing,

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you know, because it was a big ass crowd, but

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that everybody was having that much energy that that was

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the most crazy thing, you know, that that was insane.

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So let's have them give their of course they want

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to talk to Yes.

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Yeah, for me in particular, it's.

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And the sensation it's hard to describe, to find the

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right words. So fucking for me, it's for.

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For a year ago, just like a staff far.

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Away, and I've looked on it and barely barely have

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the bravery too to say I.

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Want to stay there? And now I'm here? What's going on?

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Right?

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Yeah, it's it's.

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So, it's so mind blowing and and deeply.

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Satisfying cessation. Yeah, in one moment. Yeah, I have.

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No words nice for me.

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It's also unbelievable to be here at VAKN playing a

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live show as a band with my best friends, and.

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That makes it all worthwhile. Yeah it is.

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Yeah, And basically Vacan is a thing or a festival

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everybody knows, even though somebody isn't into metal or rock

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music at all, but everybody knows it. And yeah, when

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we got the announcement that we play here, every family

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member and friends texted us that it's crazy that we

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are playing here, and yeah, it's just unbelievable, and I

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think we need weeks or months to to think about it, right, Yeah, what.

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Was happening here?

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Yeah?

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I actually said that when we have we're having our show,

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I said to the to the guys, I want to

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create a moment for all of us that we will

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never forget. And I think this this describes it best.

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You know, you did think even in one year, we

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will think back and be like last year Waking was insane.

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Right and same for me, you know, like and what

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you said second band today that has said that even

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if you're not into rock or metal, you know vakan

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and that is so true. Like I'm from the States

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and we know that this is the holy ground all

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the way over there tells you all you need to know.

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And all my media friends are like, text me, so,

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how is it? How is it? How is it? I've

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been doing to my interviews. I haven't even been able

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to answer them.

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Okay, so now I'm turning the table asking you how

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is it?

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Oh my god? So just like you guys, okay, you know,

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I do festivals all over the US, UK and Europe,

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and like I kind of expect to get approved for media.

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I didn't for voking. I was like, you know, I

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hope I get approved, but I'm like, that's the fucking

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granddaddy of them all. They might not approve me. And

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then when I got the email, I was like I

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had to look at a few times, like you gotta

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be shitting me, like I was. I think, I like

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screamed in front of a crowd of people. Yes, you know,

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and then you know, Like my youngest daughter, she'll always

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ask me, like, so, Dad, you're excited to go to

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this festival. I'm like, not this one, but just in general,

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and she I'm like, well, when you do it every weekend,

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is it really? I don't know if that's the appropriate word.

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I love it, I have fun doing it. It's great,

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but I don't know if exciting is the word. I

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got this and I called her immediately. I'm like, I'm

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fucking approved to do press for the biggest metal festival

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in the world. Like it doesn't get better than that.

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Like I could quit my career right now, and I

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have reached the top of the mountain.

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Exactly. That's how we feel, too, I said, tomorrow, I

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can's eye with peace in peace, right exactly, I can

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go to my craze. No.

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Right, So let's go back to before we started the

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recording and I was meeting you. Tell me what you

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said to me when I said, hey, I'm Dean.

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I told you that you have a badass name and

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I love your name because off the show is supernatural.

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Yeah, you even said, and I got what you said.

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You're like, it's supernatural, Yeah.

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Kind of like fucking it's also supernatural, right right, No,

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I was just saying, like, you know, it was one

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of my first shows I saw who was spenatural and

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I Dean is my favorite character in the series, So

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he is cool. I recognize the name slightly and was like, damn,

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that's a bad us name right.

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Right, And see, I love a being associated with that. Yeah.

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What do you love most about that show? About the show?

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Probably the relationshipship between the two brothers seventeen. Yeah, they

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have an awesome relationship because they are different in a

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good a good way, you know, like Sam is more

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like the chill guy and Dean is more like he's

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exploding faster when you know what I mean. Yes, yeah,

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but both of them are bad as in their own way,

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and I love that about the show, you know.

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But they but they get along so well being different. Yes,

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I have multiple siblings, Like how you Donna wouldn't have

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that relationship with any of my siblings. Yeah, you know,

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and so it is cool something like that because it's

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a testament to the rest of the world right now

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and the shit we're going through, that we don't have

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to be the same to get along and treat each

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other like humans. Yes, that's true, you know. Yeah, that's

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the big thing right there, you know. And that's the

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thing I love about Voking, Yes, because there are no

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outsiders here. There's no bullshit political leaders here, there's no

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hate here exactly, there's none of that work. And there's

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plenty of different people here, yes, from all over the world,

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and we can seem to get along. I think the

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message is there without the political leaders manipulating us, we

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as humans can all get along and don't have to

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be exactly the same.

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I couldn't say it any better. Yeah, yeah, you said

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it just perfectly, you know. And it's also the music

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is connecting people, you know. That's we all share the

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same passion. You know, they are different kind of genres,

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but everybody's loving fucking metal, you know. Yeah, so everybody's rocking.

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You know.

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I have a solution for all the world problems. I

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think we actually And now that I've been to Vadkan

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and I see how huge it is, I think we

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could do it. At Vadkan. We have one festival for

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the whole world that they're all required to tend except

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the political leaders. We tell the security they are not

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allowed in under any circumstances, and we just have one

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huge wall of death and then mosh pit, and we

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could work out all our problems. Yeah, exactly, Like people

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don't realize that, you know, they don't realize that, you know,

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we going to a mosh pit not to hurt and

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main people. We going to a mosh pit so we

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don't hurt main people out there. Exactly.

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That's the place where you can release it, you.

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Know, Yeah, exactly.

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And then we all hug each other after course, some

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of us down. You help them up a minute.

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Yeah, as mean metal head, evil mean metal had hugging

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each other.

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Oh, metal guys are like the nicest people on earth.

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Know that. But you know there's people I try to

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explain to they don't get it.

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Oh yeah, I would like to step back to to

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the show for yes a sentence. Yes, it's because I

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want to tell something I think you can see in

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the show. Often two brothers, Sam and Dean. Sometimes even

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even the two brothers fight each other and all all

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the plot is collapsing, and every time when they come

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back together and fight together.

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They grow gross and.

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Get it.

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And this is the thing I think we should understand

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two only together we are strong.

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Yes, I mean, look at what we're like out there. Yeah,

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you know, And you're right, we shouldn't be against each other.

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It's the oldest trick in the book, divide and conquer,

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And we're letting the leaders conquer us, you know, combine

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together and like use our differences as the weapons and

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to show that we can love each other with our differences.

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And that's what people need to learn. And I hope

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some political leaders come out and start teaching that shit

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instead of what they're teaching now, because it'll be a

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much better world for all of us.

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You say it.

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Any last things you guys want to say about your

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band or anything you got coming up? How to connect

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on your socials by your merch all that good stuff.

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Yeah, of course you can follow us on Instagram. We

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are named h x h x H there because our

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name Hotless Human Harvest is like pretty hard to remember.

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It is funny when I was looking up your Instagram

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and stuff and I saw them, like is that right?

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Is that the right one? I had to like make

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sure I got the right band.

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Yeah, we can tell the story in a minute.

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Yeah, and see I never asked that question, but you,

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I like, if.

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You want to tell it was actually like Jonas and

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his brother, they are both in the band, and they

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sat down one evening and had a couple of beers

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and then they were just like brainstorming and writing down sentences.

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For example, there was that through sempy centiped was one

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one option. So you can see the center beat on

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my eye. That's an insider, you know. And yeah, then

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they wrote down heltles human harve. It's is in a

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song text and I think it's stabbing in the dark

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right from eisnine Kills has had this as the lyrics

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and we thought this badass and we took this as

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our band name. So it's inspired by Eis nine Kills.

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Nice. Now you have to go on tour with them exactly,

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that would be awesome. I'm just putting that out there.

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Spencer, Yes, who you heard us?

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Right? So? Yeah.

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The last thing I want to say is we released

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a song today.

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Day the release of song too, right, Yeah.

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Yeah, we announced it today on stage two. It's called Hope.

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It's I think one of the best songs we ever did,

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and it means a lot to me personally. It's about

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my girlfriend, how we met up, how we both lost

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faith in love and then it came back because you know,

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sometimes you need to you need to let someone go

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so he can have time to think about things and

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understand his feelings and then you can come back, you know. Yeah,

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the song is about this, like how we met So

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it means a lot to me. And you can stream

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it on all on everything now like Spotify, iTunes, you know.

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And yeah, on September fourth, we will release our new

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p nice it's called Agony and Silence. It will be

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five songs, and every fucking song slams like hellso so

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fun listening.

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I love hearing ours say that about their music because

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like somebody could say, oh, well, that's pretty batistical. If

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you're not saying it, why would anybody else say it.

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You know, we have to say it because it slaps.

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How about you you have a file words for us?

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Sorry?

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What do you have a final words for us? That's

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why I handed you the mic?

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I think, oh, good question.

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You could just say just goodbye, just keep.

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Just keep on rocking and yeah, have a great time,

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keep safe and yeah, see you maybe one day.

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And listen to the new song Oh yeah, Grousie can't

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listen to my show. Thanks a lot, guys for being

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here at Baking and thanks for being on the Adventures

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of Pipe Man.

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Thank you very much for having us.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipemin.

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I'm w for CUI Radio.