Sept. 21, 2026
Greyhaven Talks Louder Than Life Festival, Artistic Evolution, and Brewing Collaborations
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RSS Feed On this episode of The Adventures of the Pipeman, Pipeman sits down with members of Greyhaven—Brent, Nick Wolf, and Johnny and—live at the Louder Than Life festival. The conversation delves into the festival experience, the band's musical evolution, the importance of authenticity in live music, and celebrations marking their album’s anniversary. The crew shares insights on band chemistry, stories from the road, upcoming projects, and their passion for keeping rock and roll human and imperfect.Main Topics Covered
- Festival Experience at Louder Than Life
- Treatment of Artists at Major Festivals
- Celebrating the Anniversary of "Keep It Quiet"
- Greyhaven’s Songwriting Process & Band Chemistry
- Evolution and Authenticity in Music
- Challenges and Joys of Performing Live
- Balancing Craft and Friendship in Band Life
- Perspectives on AI and Modern Music Production
- Upcoming Tours and Collaborations
- Discussing the brutal heat at Louder Than Life and how the festival is “Hotter Than Life” this year, while sharing respect for artists braving the conditions 00:34.
- Johnny and reflect on the festival’s immense scale, behind-the-scenes operations, and how special it is to witness everything come together 01:32.
- Pipeman and the band praise festival organizer Danny Wimmer for consistently treating every artist—whether a headliner or a newcomer—with respect and care 01:51.
- Greyhaven is celebrating the one-year anniversary of their album "Keep It Quiet" with a special beer collaboration with Atrium Brewing. The beer is available at the festival and the band is planning a big celebration 03:41.
- The band sees this record as a “game changer,” reflecting on the hard work, dedicated touring, and the support from Solid State Records 04:39.
- Greyhaven enjoys writing together organically, jamming in a room as they did in their early days, keeping the garage-band spirit alive 07:28.
- Brent describes the chemistry that formed immediately when the current lineup came together, emphasizing the synergy and friendship at the core of the band’s longevity 08:43.
- Members highlight the fun and challenge of translating complex studio arrangements to the stage, and the ongoing excitement found in tackling new musical obstacles 06:24.
- The importance of maintaining spontaneity and imperfection in live sets; mistakes and unique moments are celebrated as part of the live show experience 11:29, 12:28.
- Pipeman and the band share memorable stories of iconic artists owning mistakes onstage, reinforcing the value of authenticity and relatability 13:00, 13:53.
- The rise of AI and overly-polished music on social media is critiqued, with all agreeing that real music should come from learning, mistakes, and genuine expression 14:10.
- The band strives to never make the same record twice, drawing inspiration from artists like The Beatles and Led Zeppelin who continually evolved their sound 16:29.
- Greyhaven announces a full US and Canada tour with Periphery, starting next month 17:59.
- Invitation for fans in Louisville to visit Atrium Brewing to try the band’s collaborative beer and join the anniversary celebration 18:14.
- “I mean, the fact of the matter is you could easily like come up with a reason why it's no good… but you guys just get up and give it your all, all the artists here.” — Pipeman 00:59
- “This new record… has been a huge game changer for us. We put our heart and soul into that.” — Johnny and 04:01
- “It's cool to see an album like really work? And, you know, kind of the overnight, like, how did all these fans—where is everyone coming from kind of feeling.” — Johnny and 04:03
- “We have a wonderful team behind us… you could write the best record ever, but if no one hears it, no one hears it.” — Johnny and 04:34
- “You never want to make the same record twice. At least we don't.” — Johnny and 05:46
- “You don't want to lose the excitement of why you started playing music.” — Nick Wolf 06:48
- “If you're not friends first and you don't have that synergy first, what do you got? ... then it's just a business.” — Pipeman & Johnny and 09:54
- “It's going to be a little different each night.” — Nick Wolf 11:40
- “When I see one of my favorite bands have a mistake, you're like, oh, they are human.” — Johnny and 12:28
- Atrium Brewing (Louisville, KY): Location of Greyhaven’s collaborative beer, site for anniversary celebration (03:41, 18:14)
- Solid State Records: Label supporting Greyhaven’s latest record 04:34
- Periphery US/Canada Tour: Full dates and stops (starting next month, mentioned at 17:59)
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Hey, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio.
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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventure's Pipe
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Man W4CY Radio, and I'm here with.
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Gray Haven. This is Brent from Gray Haven. Nick.
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This is Johnny. And I'm Ethan.
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Nice. Here at Louder Than Life, man. Unbelievable, right?
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Like, this is a fucking killer festival. I've renamed it, though,
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Hotter Than Life.
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It is very hot. Oh, my God.
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Like, I have mad respect and feel bad at the
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same time for every single artist that's playing this festival
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because it's brutal.
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And not in a metal way. More in a hell way.
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You know? I love that you guys do it, though.
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Like, I mean, the fact of the matter is you
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could easily, like, come up with a reason why it's
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no good, especially as heavy and fast any music could
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be at this festival. But you guys just get up
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and give it your all, all the artists here. And
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I don't think people really realize what it takes to
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do that. You don't even give your permission and feel
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like shit until after the set's over.
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Then you die.
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Yeah, yeah. We're getting a little lucky because we go
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on when it's already nighttime.
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That ain't going to matter.
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We're not dealing with the heat as bad, but it
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is crazy to see the scale of this whole thing
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and all the moving parts and everyone just kind of
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in here. I don't know. To do a festival this big,
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it's pretty crazy to see all the inner workings.
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And how.
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I like to find this out. How does Danny Wimmer
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treat the artists? How does Danny Wimmer and the whole
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crew treat the artists?
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I mean, we've had nothing but a wonderful day with everyone.
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I mean, this.
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Yeah, I don't think you run a festival this big
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without treating everyone amazing, you know. I think everyone wants
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to be here. Yeah, exactly.
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You know, and it usually doesn't happen. That's why I
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asked that question.
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And, like, I've been covering every Wimmer Festival since the beginning,
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and I've never heard any artist say a bad word.
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And that's, like, unheard of, as you know, in this industry.
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Yeah.
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No, it's kind of, I mean, it feels like everyone's
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getting treated like royalty right now, you know.
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It doesn't matter which band you are, too. Like, you know,
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you could be Gojira or you could be, you know,
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the local high school band.
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It wouldn't matter.
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Yeah, exactly.
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And that's cool. Because, listen, I talk about it all
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the time with artists. nothing's worse than to show up
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to a festival and get all this stress because shit's
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not going right, shit's not organized, and then you have
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to play for us. In this scenario, you could get
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up there and have fun than we have fun. Because
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if you're having fun, we're having fun. Yeah.
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You know? I also want to say that you guys
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are giving me a birthday present this year. Yeah. Yeah,
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because my birthday's October 11th.
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So you're dropping a birthday present for me the day before.
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Let's talk about that. Hell yeah. Happy birthday. Thanks.
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Thanks for making the album just for me.
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Absolutely.
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So tell me about the new album.
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Uh, so that will be the one year anniversary, uh,
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of it. But, um, Yeah, I don't know. This new
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record has, I feel like, been such a big.
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Oh, yeah, it was last year, but... Yes. Same day.
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But I think we're trying to make a big celebration.
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We did a beer collab with a local brewery called
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Atrium for that record, and they have all the beer
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here at the festival and everything, too.
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That's cool.
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Trying to make something big out of it, because we've
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been touring and doing this for a long time, but
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this album, within this year that it's been out, kind
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of feels like... it's been a huge game changer for us.
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I mean, we put our heart and soul into that.
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We're all very proud of it. It's cool to see
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an album like really work and, you know, kind of
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the overnight, like how did all these fans, where is
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everyone coming from kind of feeling.
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So what do you think contributed to that?
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In your opinion, if you were like doing an ad
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buy experience, like you were them and, you know, seeing
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this and why do you think this album has done
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that for you?
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One thing I will say is we have a wonderful
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team behind us right now. Solid State Records is, I think,
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done just so much to be in our corner, and
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I think when you have a team in your corner, like,
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you know, you could write the best record ever, but
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if no one hears it, no one hears it.
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Exactly.
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And I think they've done a lot for us, but
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we've also just been touring forever, and I've had a
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lot of bands take big risks in bringing us out,
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and I feel like kind of an accumulation of years
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of touring and building up to putting a record out,
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kind of coming off all these tours with all these
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bigger bands and may hopefully just right time, you know,
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the right moment that it came out. But, um, I'm
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sure I'm speaking for everyone when we all say it's
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our favorite record of ours. I think it's the best
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thing we've done. And so maybe just, uh, that, that
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right time of finally, you.
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Know, our finding your sound coming.
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I'm sorry.
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Finding your sound.
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Yeah.
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This one truly feels like what we were trying to
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do the whole time, you know, um, So, yeah, hopefully
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we still haven't found our sound. Hopefully, you know, in
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five years we have more things that it's... And.
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You will, because, listen, being an artist means constantly evolving, like,
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because you're learning your craft along the way, and you
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want to experiment with that.
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Yeah, you never want to make the same record twice,
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at least we don't. You know, immediately I'm like, cool, well,
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we've done that thing now. So what's the next thing
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we can do? I don't want to do that again.
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Exactly.
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It's more fun.
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It'd be boring. Yeah. You know?
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And listen, you don't want to play like you did
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in the beginning after you've been doing it for years because...
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That is not expanding your craft. And that would be
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boring as ours. If you were playing the same way
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you did in the very beginning, it was exciting then
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because it was new.
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Now it's not new anymore.
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When I know we all love the challenge, every record
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we're like, man, I just don't know how we're going
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to do that live. How are we supposed to do that?
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And then when you pull it off and now it's
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second nature, you're like, oh my god, that felt impossible
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a few months ago. And now let's work on the
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next challenge. Let's make a song even more difficult or
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complex in the ways that we all have to work
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hard to pull that thing off.
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Yeah.
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It's a thing where we don't want to lose the
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excitement of why you started playing music.
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No doubt.
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You know, in middle school when you started that, like, magic.
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You don't want to lose that.
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Exactly.
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Always keep it exciting and, yeah.
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You know what's cool, too, I think about is, like,
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When you make your first album, those are songs you
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usually have been playing for years. And then albums like this,
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like you were saying, it's the other way around. Now
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you're making the album and then trying to play it live.
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Yeah.
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I want to hear what the difference is between those
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two feelings too.
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I think for us, we, we are kind of fortunate
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that we still write the same way that we did
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back then. And we just get in a room and
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riff off each other and the songs come together pretty organically.
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But there is a lot of things that happened in
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the studio where we can change a part or experiment
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with things, especially for me because I usually come to
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the table last after the music's done and have to
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work hard to get the lyrics and stuff together. Um,
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But I think that's part of the fun of it
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too is like, all the stuff that we added in
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and like took chances on in the studio that we
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didn't do in the basement trying to relearn all that
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and get more comfortable with the new structure of the
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of the songs to pull it off live especially vocals
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I feel like I always write myself something impossible to
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sing and I have to try to get through 30
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minutes or an hour without taking a breath and pull
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these songs off but they get easier and easier as
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we tour which is nice but I never want to
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I don't think any of us want to lose how
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we get together in a room and write like a
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you know, basement garage band, just because that's the spirit, ultimately,
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of the band.
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Well, and it kind of does create the vibe. Yeah,
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very real rock and roll vibe. A hundred percent, you know?
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And so, what is it that brought you guys all
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together initially?
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So, we had all been playing in different bands around
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the city for years. You know, we were all aware
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of each other's bands and stuff. And the first iteration
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of this band, when we all found each other after
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the fact, it was like, it just made sense. to
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bring Nick in. It's been together for a decade now.
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And Ethan.
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But we had one practice where they showed up and
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they had learned a couple of the first songs that
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we had.
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And that first practice, it just clicked. It was like,
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this is the band.
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See, that's what it's all about right there.
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If you try to force it, every band I know
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that has gotten to a point where they have the
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right lineup, it didn't take more than that.
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It was just immediate. Exactly.
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It was crazy to... to be a fan of their
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bands and me and Brent have been playing together since
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high school and just going to see their bands play
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on an album that day just like nice yeah when
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You don't think about it it just flows out but
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not only that it what makes the longevity, because if
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you're not friends first, and you don't have that synergy first,
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what do you got?
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Well, then it's just a business.
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To be doing stuff like this with your best friends,
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that chemistry and like kind of know how to feed
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Uh, and yeah, I think that definitely goes big time
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live to, uh, Like, we don't play to a click
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track or have anything like that. We're all kind of
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plug into old school amps. We love the whole feedback,
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rock and roll vibe. And especially that, you know, you
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