Jan. 8, 2026
Pipeman Chats with Pythonic About Decomposition
PK – Pythonic – Decomposition (2025) “We think fans are going to love this EP. We are trying to give them a taste of our new vocalist with our classic tracks reimagined, or as we refer to it, “Decomposed”. The music is the same, but the vocal...
PK – Pythonic – Decomposition (2025)
“We think fans are going to love this EP. We are trying to give them a taste of our new vocalist with our classic tracks reimagined, or as we refer to it, “Decomposed”. The music is the same, but the vocal delivery from Morgan Warriner is a huge game-changer. We have had so many positive reviews with live shows that it’s easy to assume they are going to love these tracks. Not to mention the bass playing from Max Hiske on this EP is so groovin’, it really adds so much more depth to the tracks.” – PythonicFor fans of Lamb of God, Morbid Angel, Devildriver, Black Dahlia Murder
About the EP Artwork:
The album artwork was done by the same artist as EP01, Danya Lawton. We got her again for the simple fact that we wanted to take the existing artwork from EP01 and “decay” it. Danya did research on the kind of mushrooms that grow on trees to give a more authentic look to a decaying tree. There is also the added eye in the center of the tree to give it a bit of a possessed feeling. We also did the art in this fashion because a lot of the songs have been shortened from their original counterparts. So, as most musicians compose music, in this case, we “Decomposed” the songs, hence the name Decomposition. The theme of decomposition in the art also helps to drive a more death metal approach that had been taken with the songs.
About The EP:
Lyrically, this EP, within the songs, is a lot more cohesive; the song themes stay on topic the whole time, unlike the past release we have done. I think the short amount of time that a lot of the lyrics were written definitely helped to make them stay on topic. The lyrics are a lot heavier, and that also comes with the delivery. The lyrics are also a lot more raw because they come from a more true-to-person source. The lyrics are truly lived when they are personal, and the non-personal ones just unfold vivid imagery as they are in “Liturgy”.Musically, the EP came out way more aggressively than last time. Jayden really cooked on the drum parts for the EP. The beats just get a person moving, then when you add Max’s thundering bass to connect it with the riffs, you’ve got magic. I call it a sonic onslaught because there are so many pieces moving together, but they all join up to get this big sound that grooves.
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Hey, you have done too, Yes, that's true. W why crazy,
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young bad shot.
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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 with
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our next guest who has some killer music, some decomposed
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music from Pythonic, So welcome to his show, Vince.
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How are you.
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Doing pretty good?
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How are you doing great? Doing great? I want to
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start right off the bat. Okay, the music's badass, but
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the artwork is super badass, and I like talking about artwork.
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I think it's a lost art, you know, And I'm
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trying to make sure that we keep that going because
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you know, I think it's all of it. It's all
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party album, right it.
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Well, it helps, you know, draw like a visual to
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what you're trying to interpret with the music. A lot
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of times, this one we went a little bit more
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conceptual than like taking stuff from an actual song towards
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the artwork. So we released our first EP last year.
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We had a different singer, kind of a different lineup
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for that whole EP. We used like a tree and
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like a guy in front of it who was kind
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of like supposed was supposed to be like healing himself
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from the tree. But then we kicked out our singer
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at the beginning of last year and brought in We
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pretty much moved our bass player from bass two vocals
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because he.
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Just had he's so good.
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He's so good at vocal. I didn't realize he was
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that good when I brought him in on bass.
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Nice and yeah, So we.
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Ended up going like a lot more of like a
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death metal approach with like vocals and just like the
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sound the way everything's been evolving. So I'm like, it'd
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be really cool to take that original tree and if
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we're doing both these same original song, like the same
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five songs, just redone with new style rewritten. We took
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that tree and just decomposed it like I had. I
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took the guy got the same artist. She took the
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same whole set of the tree elements that she had
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for the first one, took off all the leave parts
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because she had it all in layers set up on
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her digital workspace, and then she was able to just
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kind of put the mushrooms and everything in there like
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she has.
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And she did a really great job.
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She even she was telling me about it the one time,
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and she was doing research into like what kind of
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mushrooms grow on trees and how they look, so then
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it would be a little bit more authentic.
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So I just you know, you don't get that kind of.
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Detail when you're like I've seen some bands they've been
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using AI stuff for art.
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And I just I can't. I can't.
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I just like I can't believe that somebody who's trying
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to make music will willingly take AI art to use,
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because I'm like, do you want AI music to take
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your spot Like.
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Well, not only that, because I totally agree with you
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with that, but like I would think an artist that
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would just go against their morals as an artist like it, right,
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I wouldn't do it. Like, listen, in my industry, there's
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a lot of AI out there, and you could create
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a whole podcast with AI, and I just think it's stupid.
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Yeah, no, it it's it's actually it's really bad. And
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the fact that like a lot of this stuff did
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get released with not a lot of like precautions or
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like kind of like almost like guidelines or laws around
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it is just kind of insane to me, honestly. Yeah,
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look how much people have been making money off of
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just AI music on Spotify.
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There was that one band they had like a million followers.
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That's insane. Yeah, you know, the fact that matter is
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is the reason they give us this AI, which most
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people don't realize, is so we can train it. They
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these big corporations don't have to pay anything in research
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and development because we're doing it for him for free.
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And then, you know, like everybody gave Lar's crap about
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you know, Napster, and he was right on the money.
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If we look at today and people are doing the
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same thing again, gave a lie of crap about the
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AI thing, you know, and we're going to see years
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down the road if you let it happen, If Rislera happened,
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you won't need musicians. Music will be a lost art.
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Unfortunately, I really hope it doesn't come to that.
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But then yeah, I like it's I or even locally,
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we've had one band they put up an artwork for
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a demo and somebody was like, this looks like you
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guys made it with AI, and they actually admitted to it,
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and they got put on blasts so hard they took
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that whole demo down and everything, because yeah, it was
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it was a band. I really like they just kind
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of started up in the last year or two and
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they had like a hundred comments in one of their
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posts from that album or that demo, and I was like, whoa,
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that'll see that.
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That gives me hope. That gives me hope actually, because listen,
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the whole idea of making music or making art that
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would be on album cover, on wall or anywhere else
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is the human element. Like the creativity should be done
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by humans. Let the business stuff be done by machines, right.
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Yeah, Like it's just you know, if you're already putting
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so much work creatively into something, when don't you.
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Want somebody else to also put some creative work.
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Yeah, if you can't do the art yourself, like exactly,
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I just always preferred.
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But that's just because I don't know.
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I just come from a lot more of a old
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school kind of vibe of it all.
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I think it I think it should be old school
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and new school. I am old school. I think it
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should be new school too. Listen, Like, I think it's incredible.
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That's why I started off the interview with talking about
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the art work, because I think it's also incredible that
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you you brought back the same artist, Okay, because that
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makes so much sense too, because that same artist already
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kind of knows your vision already has that connection and
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can expand upon it. And I do love the whole
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concept of like decaying everything, like it's kind of brilliant.
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Actually, yeah, well, especially like with how much we've actually
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kind of shaved off the EP, because over the full
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play length, I think it's like four minutes we took
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off the total runtime, just like getting rid of Riff said,
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just we're redundant or played too many times or honestly
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just didn't work that well for the song.
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There's one song we.
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Didn't even play it together live before we recorded it,
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like not like live.
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On stage, but like in a practice before we recorded it.
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We just everybody took their parts and just learned them
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and then we recorded them and released them. And it's
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probably been one of our bigger songs off of the EP,
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so now we have to actually started learning it all together.
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But it's I mean, like we're all very practice, so
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it's it went really well the first time we tried
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running it, but yeah, no liturgy. It's that song turned
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out amazing, and I think it fits really well with
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the artwork as well, just because you kind of have
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like that demonic eye in the treaty in the middle
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and the liturgy is about, you know, summoning demons to
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like lay waste to the land.
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And so see that's what I love about that because
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it's connected. Like you know, I know when I was
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a teenager, I would sit there with an album and
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just consume that album covering, like go into a trance
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somewhere else while I was listening to the music, because
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they were so connected that you kind of you could
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drift away. And I think we need that more than
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ever nowadays because we need to escape all the bullshit
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in this world. Yeah, better way, but music. Music is
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the ultimate unifier and the ultimate therapy in my opinion.
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Oh yeah, one hundred percent.
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So what is it that made you get into like
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decide hmm, I want to be a musician, but not
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just like somebody is young and they're like, oh, I
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want to be a musician, but but really to have
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the passion for it, like there was no other choice.
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Well, like I've always, like, for like almost my whole life,
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I've kind of thought about doing this, even when I
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was a very little kid. One of my earliest memories
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is like being five years old, I'm laying I'm underneath
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of my bunk beds, I have my Fisher Price tape
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recorder and I'm listening to Judas Priest British Steel from
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my parents' tape collection.
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So like just you know, I just always kind of
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grew up around metal.
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I always kind of like liked the idea of like
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performing for people because I always just kind of was
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like that as a kid. Definitely, through like middle school
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and high school, I was like a little less of
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the performative, but that's when I started playing a little
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bit more music. I did have one of my my
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grandfather he was he played guitar and he played in
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a bunch of poke bands.
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So he was like the first person to kind of
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show me some and that.
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wanting to go more into playing in bands. But mostly
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all through high school I just am like, I want
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to have a band. I want to have a band.
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Nothing couldn't get anything going because.
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I was from a very small town. So when you
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don't have the people, it's hard to do anything. And
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then closest city is a whole hour away, so it's
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like that's a lot of driving when you're young.
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Totally, but yeah.
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Once I moved to the city and I was doing
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post secondary schooling for a bit and nothing was working out.
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I started a band when I was in one program, and.
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Yeah, no, I just kept with it, and it's I've
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honestly been running this band for probably about ten years now.
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Nice and yeah, like.
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I've been I've been grinding at it for a while.
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There's been a lot of lineup changes, but I have
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one other guy, the other guitar player in the band.
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He's been in the band too, for probably almost the
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same amount of time, I think a little bit less,
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but like, yeah, I just as soon as I gone
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on stage the first time and we played the show,
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I was like, yeah, this was pretty fun. And then
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when you have that one show where people start mauching
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to your music, that's right point.
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That's the turning point. When you're up there.
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And you see these people hating each other and you're like,
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WHOA something I created is making people do this.
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I know, it's insane, right. I think about that all
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the time. Like I go on tour and I do
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uh you know, interviews and press coverage at festivals all
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over the US, UK and Europe, and like I'm always
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thinking about that, Like even the bands I'm friends with,
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I'm like, man, how wild is that when people are
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down there like mashing to your music and end singing
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your lyrics back to you? Like that one has to
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be the wildest thing in the beginning, like when it
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first happens, right, we because we just.
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Actually played a show at the beginning of December and
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we had somebody and this was a show and another
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city that we've only played. This is the second time
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we played the city, third time in the whole ten
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years we've ever played the city, and somebody was actually
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singing our vocal our lyrics.
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Back to us while we were on stage and we
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were opening.
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I was like, what right, It's like, God, be the
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weirdest and the most cool feeling like that first time
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it happens too, because it kind of blows your mind, right, Well.
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enough to actually know the lyrics because I'm like, I
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never put the lyrics out anywheres yet, so I'm like,
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nobody is able to just read them and know them
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like they had to listen to the song.
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Well, and that's the thing, like people that like my
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kids and stuff. Don't always say like that, how you
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know all the lyrics to all these songs. I'm like, well,
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because I listened to them probably like twenty million times
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Row, and.
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You know, I wasn't in that track track track mentality.
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It was more like, let me just can consume it
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idea of skipping in the middle of a song is
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