Aug. 10, 2026

Imperial Demonic's Journey From Belfast to Bloodstock: DIY Black Metal and Musical Evolution

Imperial Demonic's Journey From Belfast to Bloodstock: DIY Black Metal and Musical Evolution

In this episode of the Podcast, Pipeman sits down with Cam and Kaz from Imperial Demonic at Bloodstock Festival. The conversation delves into the band’s journey from a solo project to a full DIY group, their evolution in sound, the realities of the current metal scene, and their excitement about performing at one of their biggest shows to date. The band also shares insights into their creative process, challenges of standing out in an oversaturated market, and how fans can connect and support them.Main Topics Covered

  • First-time experiences at Bloodstock Festival (00:30)
  • The sense of community at metal festivals (01:05)
  • Imperial Demonic’s background and evolution (01:31)
  • Transition from a solo/duo act to a full band (02:18)
  • Writing, recording, and producing music DIY style (02:27)
  • Diverse musical influences and artistic evolution (03:17)
  • Reflections on genre labeling and artistic integrity (08:44)
  • The challenges and realities of self-promotion and social media, especially TikTok (10:10)
  • Merchandising, exclusivity, and direct fan support (09:22)
Key Discussions & StoriesBloodstock: A Milestone for Imperial Demonic
  • Cam and Kaz share their excitement about playing Bloodstock for the first time.
  • Discussion on the inclusive and friendly atmosphere at the festival (01:01), emphasizing the sense of metal community.
From One-Man Project to Five-Piece Band
  • Cam: Evolution from a solo project to a collaborative band (01:45).
  • Kaz: The first EP was Cam’s “child”; the new album is a collective effort (02:27).
  • The benefits of blending influences and sharing creative responsibilities (03:17).
Musical Evolution and Influences
  • Early influences: Dark Funeral, Dissection, Dimmu Borgir, Marduk, Belphegor, etc. (04:04).
  • Striving for a unique sound with elements of black metal, death metal, and atmosphere (03:25).
The Nature of Black Metal and Community
  • Reflection on the changing face of black metal, from its “scary” origins to today’s tight-knit, supportive community (05:33).
  • Notable story: Pipe Man recounts a legendary backstage scuffle between Venom and Slayer (05:54).
DIY Ethic and Merchandising
  • The challenges and rewards of handling all aspects of the band internally (02:03, 08:03).
  • Merch is exclusive and in small batches—“once they’re gone, they’re gone” (09:22).
  • Active on Instagram and have secured www.imperialedemonic.com (09:52).
The Reality of Promotion in Modern Times
  • Difficulty standing out in today's oversaturated market (10:33).
  • Mixed feelings about TikTok and viral culture; Imperial Demonic prefers authenticity over chasing trends (10:10).
Notable Quotes
  • “There’s no outsiders here. We’re all fucking outsiders together.” — Pipeman (01:12)
  • “It’s cool having a more varied sound... it’s going to give us wider appeal as well.” — Cam (03:49)
  • “Honestly, as much as I absolutely love playing shows, I really don’t care for the entire, like, everything around it. I just want to be on stage, grab my instrument, play the show, go back to my studio, write more riffs, record." — Kaz (11:17)
  • “Be true to yourself and play to your strengths.” — Cam (11:04)
  • “If you’re not having fun doing this, you’re in the wrong business.” — Pipeman (11:37)
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • Official website: imperialedemonic.com (09:52)
  • Instagram: Most active social media channel (10:03)
  • TikTok: Some presence, but not a primary focus (10:10)
  • Bandcamp: Temporarily closed for the day of the festival (09:28)
  • Merch: Shirts and vinyl available in limited quantities at shows (09:33)


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Wow for you. This is the pipe Man here on

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the Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio and

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I'm here with.

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Come on Cos from Imperial Demonic.

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Nice here at Bloodstock.

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Yeah.

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Have you guys ever been to Bloodstock before?

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This is our first time. Uh, I don't know if

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you've been attending before.

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No, that was my first time. Just being at the

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festival end playing. Yeah.

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Nice, pretty fucking cool festival, right.

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Yeah, big step up for us.

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I love I mean I love this festival.

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I do festivals all over to you as UK and Europe,

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and this is one of my favorites because we're like

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a true metal festival and like one big family and

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community here.

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Yeah to heritage absolutely.

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So that's one of the things. People are so friendly

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over here, you.

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Know, no doubt right, like like they just go have

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their way to be friendly. There's no outsiders here. We're

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all fucking outsiders together.

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Yeah, super inclusive.

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So tell us a.

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Little bit, well the listeners, tell them a little bit

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about your band and you know things they should know,

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not genre. I don't give us shit about genre, and

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I'm sure you don't neither. Like just from your artist's perspective.

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Yeah, well, I mean, I guess it's hard. It's it's

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hard to downstoad. We are a black metal bond from Belfast,

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Northern Irelands. We've been going for about four years. Four

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years yeah, yeah, we're entirely diy nice.

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So we started off as a one month project. We beat.

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The two of us basically produced the first EP together.

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Since then we've become a five bond bond and things

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of snowball pretty quickly. We've played shows and festivals across

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UK and in Europe. We've been pretty lucky there. We

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released R E P through a small label, black Line Music, Sweden.

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I know we're rapping ups releasing our first full length

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album which we've written. It's our first effort writing together

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as a band.

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Nice.

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Why do you find the difference is now that doing

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it as a band opposed to just a duo or

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even single.

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I guess The first EP is Cam's Child quite literally,

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it was written by him. All of this, this, the

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new upcoming album is essentially where Baby.

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We all took over parts.

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Just the camera mentioned. It's all the oi so engineered

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by us, recorded and it's currently mixed by me. It's

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gonna be mastered as well, So a lot of a

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lot of songs, a lot of fast temposts. That's what

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is everybody plays their part, everybody puts something into it.

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So that's how you create something really unique because it

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blends different opinions, different influences and you come up with

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this thing that nobody else has.

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biggest differences as well, going from the VP, which is

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just me, to this album. It's a much wider blend

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of influences. So it's black metal, but there's some technical elements,

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there's some death metal elements, there's some atmospheric elements. So

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it's definitely we're starting to lean into our own and

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find our own signs now that it's five guys and

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not just one. And I mean that takes that takes

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the load off me having right everything by myself.

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Right, But it's cool.

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It's cool having a more varied signs and I think

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I think that's gonna help it. It's gonna give us

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wider appeal as well, because again, like it's a it's a.

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It's such a it's a wider blend of influences, not

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just my three favorite bands for example, you know which

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are well the comparison's Hard to Shake, a dark Funeral

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one there was also a good bit of Mardock, Derveg

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and our Fryheads, Belle Fa Gore, Nordia Evil Mardock. That's

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all still in there, and we all love those bonds.

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But it's just you evolved.

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I think that's the key word is evolution, is that

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the sign has shifted. There was more comparisons in the past,

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and we were just starting off and now it's kind

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of we're finding our own signs.

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I like the element of when it comes to like

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the emotional side of things cranks to the max. It's

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almost like this emotional despair, and so I just wanted

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to sort of capture that with the new composition compositions.

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So yes, it's kind of melodic, but it's quite heavy

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as well. It's really fast. So that's what ber O boys.

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Yeah, Well, that's why I love about black Belt today too,

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because in nineteen eighty I was in this little record

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store in the Valley in Los Angeles.

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Who the record store clerk there just.

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Happened to be Brian Slagel and he starred Metal Blade

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Records from working there as a record clerk, and he

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gave me this album, Venom Welcome to Hell. And it's

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so funny because by today's standards, they wouldn't be black metal.

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And even when I listened to him today, compared to them,

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I'm like, the sound kind of poppy now. Then it

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was like, oh, this is the most scary, brutal shit

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every Yeah. And the one thing I love nowadays is

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black metal artists are like some of the nicest people.

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Like people think they're the fucking scariest people, and they're

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the nicest people. And I was at a show way

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back when and I had it confirmed to me recently

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by an interview with Venom that this was a true story.

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It was Slayer Exodus and Venom playing and chron Knows

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knocked out Tom Rajah backstage. He's like, you guys turned

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black metal, we're black metal, and like it turned into

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words and then he knocked out tom ur So it's

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pretty funny that you go from that to now, you know,

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black metal is such a large community and has advanced

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a lot. Like I listen to music now and listen

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to then, Like you're talking about heavy and fast and

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it is so much heavier and so much faster now,

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which I like, I think.

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Sorry, I think personally it's all about that musical expression,

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getting that kind of anger, yeah, and doing that in

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an artistic way.

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You know. That's I think it's the best therapy ever

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because of that.

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Yeah, I think the think about black metals well, like

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I think everybody wants a piece now because it's a

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genre that carries a lot of uh heritage, so that

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that word gets thrown rhynd a lots, so whether Bond

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like say they're a black metal influenced or know some

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kind of some kind some kind of stub genre. But

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we were never really trying to prove ourselves. It was

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more just about putting out music in the truest expression

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and making music that we want to we enjoy listening

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to and we enjoy playing. Yeah, So we really have

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nothing to prove. I mean, we're all we stand pretty

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firmly behind.

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Our product.

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So I think it's more just we're here to get

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eyes and ears on it, and I and you know,

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I'm sure we're with confidence, saying like the music really

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speaks for itself quite literally.

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Yeah, I'm just really excited for people to hear the

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new stuff, which will be released at some point.

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Yeah, and we've been really pleasantly surprised, you know, coming

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from you know, Northern Ireland's a little islands just off

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off the coast of the UK.

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This this is this is our biggest show to date.

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Nice, so it really is a massive opportunity and it

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was a really nice surprise, frankly to be asked. You know,

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we're ambitious, but we're still pretty humble, unrealistic.

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Typical DIY too.

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We are one hundred percent DIY, so yeah, it's it's humbling,

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but it's also quite flattering as well. I think to

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get here, you know, from day one when I started

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the bond, it was like, well, you know, I want

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to do vaking, I want to do bloodstocks. That we're

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here so within four years, that's I think that's pretty

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that's pretty good going.

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Especially being asked you know, to do that, which is

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just it's kind of surreal.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, and yes it is. And I love

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I was just at Vakin and I love bloodstock. So

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if you're going to start at one of them. I

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think this is the one to start at because it

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is such a metal family, such a community here. And

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going back to what I said in the beginning, you

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said stuff. That was why I said what I did

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is like fucking genres, Like there's so many micro and

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sub genres, and people are labeled, and you're an artist.

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You shouldn't be labeled. Worry about the label. Just do

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your expression and be you and whatever that turns out

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to be.

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That's what's cool.

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Yeah.

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One, is there anything we haven't covered that you want

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the listeners to know about? Plus tell them about your socials,

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how to connect you, and most importantly, buy your merch

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because if they don't buy your merch, they can't fucking

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listen to my show.

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Yeah, one hundred percent. Actually, we need to get March

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over to the over to the merch sellers after this. Yeah, yeah,

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I mean again being di y, being small, limited amnths

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of March, so get it while it's going.

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I guess right. We had to.

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We had to close the bond comp for today. So yeah,

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we got our March with us. Get a shirt, get

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a vinyl. Once they're gone, they're gone. We don't really

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reprint anything, and uh.

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See that's cool too.

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Yeah, it's it's it's I guess it's pretty exclusive. I

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mean usually we booked things pretty small botches. True, Yeah,

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that's very cool. But yeah, socials were on everything. We

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just secured Imperialdemonic dot com. I figured why the hell not,

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so we're everywhere. Instagram is probably the most octave. Yeah,

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so Imperial Demonic.

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Video of TikTok as well.

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So yeah, we tried.

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We tried TikTok for a bit. We might come back

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to it, but it was kind of you know.

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It's a lot of freaking work man.

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You know, too much.

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Sorry, well, yeah, the y bound and then having TikTok

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Yeah, Like I feel bad for bands nowadays, Like in

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the eighties you did tape trading and stuff like that,

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you'd have to do all these ten million other things,

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Like you don't have enough time in the day.

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The market's so overly saturated. It's just very, very difficult

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to find your own voice. It's like literally finding a

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needle in a haystock, no doubt, no doubt.

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Yeah, it's hard even just to stand out, you know,

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talking away TikTok. I think fortunately or unfortunately, I don't know,

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but we're almost it wouldn't work.

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If we tried to do the viral thing. I think

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it doesn't wouldn't fly.

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That's the difference.

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So we want do and.

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I think and I think the fact that we don't

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want to do it that would come through anyway. So

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I think you just got to be true to yourself

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and play to your strengths.

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And I think it makes you a true musician, because

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like true musicians, they don't set out to be rock stars.

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Honestly, as much as I like, absolutely love playing shows,

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I really don't care for the entire like everything around.

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I just want to be on stage, grout my instrument,

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play the show, go back to my studio, write more riffs, record.

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You know.

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That's that's literally all I want for music, you.

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Know, And that's the way it should be. That's the

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way it should be your musicians, And that's the passion.

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And if you're not having fun doing this, you're in

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the wrong business, because there's a lot of things that

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aren't fun at all.

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So yeah, well it's absolute blast to be here.

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And who's gonna be cliche, you know, it's a dream

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come true. But yeah, it's a big one for us.

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It's a real privilege and we can't we can't wait

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to go up there and play for all these people.

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I can't wait for you to experience playing that Bloodstock

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and I am sure you will have a massive crowd

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out there and the dream will be even better once

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you're on stage.

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Yeah, looking forward to it.

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Well, thanks a lot for being here and thanks for

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being on the Adventures and pipe Man.

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Yeah, thanks for having us. Thank you so much.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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I'm w for CUI Radio.