Oct. 8, 2024

Pipeman Interviews Gozu at Louder Than Life 2024

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Pipeman Interviews Gozu at Louder Than Life 2024.

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This is Mark g Affney from Gozu Nice.

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That just played Louder than Life We did how killer

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was that?

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It was amazing? Right, amazing?

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Can you believe last day at the festival, everybody's partying

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Saturday night Guy in early set and you have that

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kind of crowd.

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This is why you do it, right, Yeah.

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Like you don't even expect that, and then it's those

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pleasant surprises like that. It's like, wow, this makes it

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all worthwhile, right.

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Yeah, it makes you Yeah, the long drives, you know

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what I mean?

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Yeah, Cause people don't realize what it takes for you

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to get to do that. That's the fun part.

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Yeah. Yeah, there's there's a conception like you just hang out,

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you know what I mean. It's like literally, I sleep

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next to the other guitar player every night.

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We sell her own merged We do all VRO stuff.

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So if it's was like, this is great. You come in,

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people help you put your shit up on stage. It's amazing,

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you know what I mean? I know I was stinging along

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with tunes. Pretty wonderful totally. So have you played Light

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Louder than Life?

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Piece? Is our first time? Wow?

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Way do you think at a festival in general? When

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do you play other Danny Wimmer festivals?

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No, we're playing Aftershock.

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That's a great one. Twelve Yeah, I'll be there too,

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that's a great one. Is an amazing how Danny Wimmer

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treats the artists at these festivals.

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That's probably the biggest thing that we notice. You know,

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we just played two festivals earlier, and this is amazing.

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I mean, you know, having your own area to relax

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and right, having people help you get everything on stage, hatering.

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We played huge festivals when none of that happens.

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Yeah.

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And it's stressful, yeah, you know, because it's not your

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people usually, it's not your thing, it's not even your

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normal set. So you're already stressed out and then you

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go in there and you don't know what to do.

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Yeah, where here everything is? You know, you play some festivals,

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it goes from eight to Q. Here it goes from

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eight to be two C TOD. It's amazing tram, like

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a well oiled, smooth you know, which is especially for

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what they've been going through.

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The staff's amazing here, super super nice.

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Yeah, yeah, that's you know what I mean. Yeah, it's

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no one was flustered. You come in, you get a

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good sound check. So yeah, it was really really good.

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Tell us a little bit about your band for listeners

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that have never heard you or seen you live before.

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We're for Boston, mass We get thrown in a lot

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until like Queasy Stone as sound Garden. It's definitely very

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very groove oriented. We're on black Light Media, you know,

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Medical Aid Records. Chris Santos is the story how we

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got signed is Chris Antos went to see a band

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in Brooklyn. We have been open up for the band

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and he came over to us who's like, hey, I'm

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just sent slego stuff. I'd like to sign you guys.

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We're like, yeah, sure, you know what I mean. So

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he's like, you know, you guys are got an email

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from me on Monday. Of course that Monday, you know,

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we got an email. So we've been really really lucky

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in terms of labels. But Chris and you know, black

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Light and Metal Blade is pretty amazing.

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Oh yeah, you.

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Know, so put out on an album last year and

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so we're touring on that right now. And it's you know,

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each album that we do evolves, but I think everything

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is really really based around a groove, and you know,

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it's it's very very melodic.

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So and checking it out like the new opposed to

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what you've done before. It's it's definitely an evolution, which

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I think musicians need to have, and I think a

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lot of listeners don't understand that. You know, It's like, yeah,

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you see this band and you want to stay that

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sound forever. But what artist wants to write the same

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song over and over again?

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Yeah, I would, I would go one hundred percent insane.

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Yeah, you know, and some people say, you know, hey,

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you know your older albums were like this, how come

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that's like that? And you have to explain to them it's,

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you know, a process where you have to keep going forward,

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you know, if not, like you're gonna lose your mind.

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Plus it becomes really boring.

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Plus, like anything else you do, any career you do,

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you want to get better at what you're doing, I

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would hope so much, and therefore your music's gonna differ.

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And once you actually learn what you're doing.

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Yeah, And it's one of those things you know, you

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want to take chances. You know, you want to definitely

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try things that you've never done. It's our last album,

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that's one hundred percent what we did.

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Yeah, And to me, that's when artis or a musician

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is is experimenting.

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Yeah, you have to. You have to, I.

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Mean, because that's how you find your unique sound too.

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Yeah, And a lot of that, you know, is having

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the kind of the faith to try different things, to

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have a label behind.

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You that is okay with you, dude, different things.

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And you know, bandmates are like, hey try it. So

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you know, we're definitely one of those bands where it's

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not like the pythagoray Theoremy. So for us, it's like,

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we've never tried that. Let's try that, you know. I mean,

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if it works great, If not, so be it. It's

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definitely need to.

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It's funny because I say all the time, like bands nowadays,

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especially metal like apply this algebraic equation to make their music.

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In the beginning, it wasn't like that. It was like,

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there was nothing else that sounded like it, So there

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was no real formula, you know, it was it was

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all experimentation, and that made bands sound unique, like the

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Big four Fresh none of them sounded like each other

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at all, you know, And so it's funny metal Blade.

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I give you a little story I told a few

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years ago. I told Brian what genius he was because

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I was a teenager in the early eighties. I went

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to slayers first show ever, probably because of Brian. Metallica's

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first show ever because of Brian.

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He was a.

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Record store clerk at OZ Records in the Valley and

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we used to go in there and he just started

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Metal Blade and we'd go in and he'd say, Hey,

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check out this album, and they were always artists. I

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just tole him that was the most brilliant marketing plan ever,

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and he was like, I was just a record store clerk.

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I didn't know, you know, it was like, but he

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paved a way for us to have a festival like this.

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We wouldn't have had a festival like this if they

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weren't for Brian Slagel.

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There's probably not a nicer guy, but a more knowledgeable,

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you know person regarding just music in general.

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You know, it kind of oozes from him.

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And when you could have a label like that, that's

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going against the big boys and survive for over forty years,

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you're doing something right one hundred. So I'm glad that

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he was part of you being here at Louder.

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Oh yeah, I see that. Yeah.

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Tell everybody your socials, how they reach you, on the web,

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your merch, all that stuff.

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So for us, you know Instagram, it's Gozoo Band Boston.

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Same thing on Facebook. For merch, you could do go

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Zoo band.

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Just hit us up.

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I mean, if anyone ever has the questions, just go

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on Instagram. You know, you can send us a message.

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We message everyone back. We're not a band where you know,

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we have handlers and stuff. So literally, if you hit

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us up, we'll hit you back. I mean there's I

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love that, you know, and we would love to speak

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to people. But yeah, so everything is you know, Instagram, Facebook,

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band camp, We're on everything. So it's pretty pretty pretty easy.

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If you were here today, do you like what you heard,

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Please grab some T shirts, you know what I mean,

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some albums.

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I'll go that's what gets us home. I'll go step

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further they need to buy your mercher. They can't listen

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to my show.

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That's right, thank you, that's right.

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It's the only way to tad to the next kid.

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That's no kidding, right, So you won't be an after

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shock if people want.

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Yeah, so please get yourself some goods there.

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It is well, love it love that you were here

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at LOWD and like, thank you so much. Can't wait

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for you to be at after Shock and thanks for

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being take care you got it.

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