June 23, 2025

Pipeman Interviews Vestige at Hellfest 2025

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Vestige played Hellfest 2025 in Clisson, France and Pipeman Radio was there for an amazing set.

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Hi, you have learnt.

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Yes, that's true.

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W for Why Crazy Young. This is pipe Man here

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on the Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio

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and I'm here.

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With Quentin from Vestige versus drummer.

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And with two Dare Vestige composer, singer and guitarist.

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Nice multi talented, multi talented. So you're here at hell fast? Yeah.

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What does it feel like to play in hell? Because

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it really does feel like we're in hell right now.

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Yeah. Weaver's hot and honestly, it's so amazing. Yeah for us,

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it's Man, it's like a dream come true for me

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because elvest is something I hear about since a long

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time ago. I've been there in twenty ten as an audience,

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and you have told me the moment that I will

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be playing in Alfest like fifteen years later. I wouldn't

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believe you, right yeah yeah, and man that's what I

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did next time, And the next time I've been in

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Alfest is today to play on the stage.

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Wow.

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Man, Yeah, it's amazing for me.

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And you go into a zone. So even though it's

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just hot while you're on stage, you probably don't even

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know because it's like an out of body experience.

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Yeah, yeah, it's really emotional, right, really because the music

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is emotional and yeah, we have to play. It was

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really stressful for us the past few days, the past

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few minutes before going a stage, because it was a

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really important goal for the band. He knew we were

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going to play in Elfa since quite some time. Yeah,

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a year ago we learned that we could potentially play

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in Helfest and we had the confirmation like last autumn.

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Yeah, and what was like that first feeling when you

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got the confirmation because it's almost like you don't even

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believe it, right, So it was dang.

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We have a private conversation between band members and crew

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members and because I was usually send us some like

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meme to warn us from big news and it's like

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dropping and bomb and it was just like sending us

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this shit and we were like, man, no, he didn't

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say anything.

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Tell it, tell it.

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And he told us that yeah, guys, Elfest is confirmed,

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and we're like fuck, yeah, everyone just writes fuck it's amazing.

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Like in Capitol letters. We were like, mind fucked.

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I don't even think there's a better festival you could

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play and me I go and do festivals all over

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the US, UK, Europe. They say, Vakan is the holy Land.

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When I got here, I'm like, I've reached the Promised Land.

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This to me is the holy Land, the.

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Healthest Yeah, yeah, I mean, it's just there's.

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Nothing like this anywhere in the world. In my opinion.

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I've never been to two vacans, so I can compare.

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I haven't been there either, but I've been to a

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lie Us festivals and not from compared.

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To Okay, wow, I feel honored that this firstival is French.

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Yeah right, yeah, it means a lost the forests two

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because we are in a French festival and it's the

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holy land for every mental heads.

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So yeah.

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And as you said, it's only the album is only

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eight month old. Wow, So we are brand new and

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eight months later we are here playing in front of

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I don't know how many people were there, but it

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was really stuck. We played this morning and we know

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this is a spot where there are people, they are here,

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but yeah, this much. We were like, wow, okay, it's amazing,

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and people, eight months after the album drops, they were

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starting to sing out songs.

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So we were like, wow, that's gonna blow your mind.

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Yeah a little bit.

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It's only a twenty twenty twenty two, twenty concept.

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Oh man, if are you guys? I'm like, how the

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hell did I know the words to these songs?

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That's literally literally we were like I just saw people

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sing and I was like, all right, so it is happening. Yeah,

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so yes, and then uban this new with this kind

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of energy here. We are really really proud and it's

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the most perfect first we could imagine.

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I love it, you know, And it makes sense because,

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as you were saying, your music is very emotional and

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we're living in extremely emotional times, and I think people

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need your music more than ever. Music's therapy. Now it's

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a whole other level.

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Yes, exactly.

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The albums talks about it. It was a hard time

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for me when I wrote it, so sorry, So yes,

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I hope, and I think it's the most important thing

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for me that I can transmit the feelings, not just

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the bad feelings. I know it's a very melancholic music,

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but kutarctic too, like when I see people closing their

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eyes and just enjoy, or some people cosion for example.

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It's like the music of love and everybody is catching

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their feelings their own way, and that's the most important thing.

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For me, well, credit to you, because a truly great

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composer and lyricist. It means something to you. But then

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to me, I put my own meaning into it, and

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everybody else's too, So what they're getting from it may

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not be what you meant, but it doesn't matter.

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Yeah, it have to reason atif relate you to your

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own life. You're on passion feeling and that's the most

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important thing for me.

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So now you play health ast how do you top this?

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We have quite a few things.

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So in two weeks we play in another festival, very

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cool festival named the Planning of Fest, and we play

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after while she sleeps. So it's amazing for us to

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play after yeah, wow, and so and after like a

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week after we are opening for two weeks after yeah,

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we're opening for Dream Theater.

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In Romania.

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That's wow.

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So yeah, yeah, yeah, this one is crazy. Is nuts.

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We open for Sylvan, a very very very cool band.

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She's amazing, and then Dream Theater is like okay, well

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what I know, right in front of eight thousand people

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in Romania like okay, So but this one is as

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I said, it's a lot of meanings for us, like

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as French.

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People to yeah, yeah, it's it's the first page.

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Is written with us so and as French people, I

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know how it felt for me. But how emotional was

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it when Gojira played the Olympics.

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I cried almost I mean almost wow. Yeah.

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We were like that's insane that. Yeah, there is a

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band here too, to representing the culture.

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Yeah, because for me, it's the first metal band that

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ever played the Olympics.

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For me, it's culture.

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It's not just representing us, no, it's representing all the culture.

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And they did it amazing. They are like the father

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now of so many bands. So just they pushed the

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door for us, pushed the door for amazing bands like

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Long Marks or other band like yeah, big bands, and

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now the door is open. We have to follow their

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path make our own. But it's amazing to have such examples.

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Well, like I just interviewed Al says that welcome to

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Rockville over in the States. Yeah, I don't think that

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will ever happen without Cojira maybe no, And so it's

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open and like in the States, I don't know if

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you know this, but co Jira is huge.

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We love go Jier Yeah yeah, yeah, we know.

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And so that's also something that's bringing that French culture

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around the world, and I think it's really important in

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the States because the way we grow up, a lot

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of us don't leave the country I did, but don't

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see the rest of the world, and so you have

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these impressions of what other countries are like. So now

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you're bringing the culture over there to show American people

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that this is what we're really like.

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Yeah, and we have a lot of talents in France.

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We have a lot of new talents too, and we

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are trying to be part of this generation inspired by others.

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And it is funny too, because what I've noticed by

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coming to hellfests multiple times is that man, the French

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are really into music like people go to festivals in

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the United States. But I find it very different here.

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I find the emotional connection is much larger here than

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you would ever imagine being from the States, Like you

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think of.

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That, but I think in the States the rock, heavy rock,

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metal culture is more into yeah more. I don't know

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if it's right where the mainstream that rather than French radio.

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Yeah, you have radio, we don't have any radio and FM. Right,

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we have radio on a podcast, but we don't have radio.

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When I was in States, I was like, there is

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three four radio metal radio, local radio.

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Usually it's all I call.

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It, yeah, and we don't have this here, but in

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the pit, yes we are.

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That's why I Also, I'm so fucking proud that the

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band that could represent French rock culture is Gozerra because yeah,

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we can do this kind of stuff and we can

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do it really good. And also I'm really proud that

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this is the this is Gogra because I know this

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is really great guys, very humanly open, very down to earth,

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and yeah, I can relate to these guys were like

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for me okay when I was younger. I want to

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experience what these guys are seems to experience on stage

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and how they can respond to interviews and stuff really

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like us. And I'm so sorry again I'm saying it,

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but I'm really proud that this is this French band

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that could represent us and this metal culture, global metal

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culture in front of every eyes.

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And the message. What I love about is like people

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that didn't know go Jiro when they're playing the Olympics,

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they're like, oh, devil worship band and like I'm like, idiot,

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They're singing about saving the whales. Okay, Like but that's

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the cool thing, and I.

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Think people don't know also the French history about that.

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Yeah exactly, it's yeah, it's metal, it's it has to

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be spectacular, it has to be very visual. So yeah,

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it's a show that don't mean like they'rey worshiping Satan

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and something.

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Now you know what it is. It's funny. I just

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love it right now. Thinking back to watching that performance

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on the Olympics, it's like the same as Hellfest because

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the fire that comes out at night here, it was

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the same thing. So, like you said, a performance, a

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show and really putting every bit of emotion into it,

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Like when I hear some of the riffs, like it

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hits right there in the heart.

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I know in my family they don't really listen much

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to metal or stuff, but they were like, whoa did

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you see this show?

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Yeah?

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Other people were not medal heads.

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I don't have any metal heads in my I mean

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in my friends and the band and everybody was sending

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me some text like did you sew that?

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Of course?

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Man?

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And my girlfriend just brought me a piece of the

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artificial because she was there. I was working and I

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have a piece of the artificial and wow, like listening

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some Rigaetton, so she's not in metal at all, and

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she was like, how was that for you?

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And oh man, she took me some sona.

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I love it. I love it. And emotion, I think

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is the key word here in France because I just

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watched these people in the audience for you, for anybody

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else that's playing, and there's just so much emotion there

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and so much like oh my god. Even with the

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English speaking bands, they like sing all the words even

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though they probably can't speak a lick of English.

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You don't have that in US.

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US. If you come over and you speak a different language,

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they kind of like look blank face, like they don't know.

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They may be into it or whatever, but they don't

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really know what's going on. I don't think the emotion

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is as extreme. Okay, it's they're into it, it's great,

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but this goes deeper.

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Okay.

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The best example for me is like a bend named Amenha,

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but the pata the flant and they don't speak French

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and so they speak Dutch to thank you, and I

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don't understand the shit, but I'm like, wow, that's insane

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and what they give is insane and I don't need

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to understand what they say.

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Yeah, exactly, and that's the music itself. It doesn't matter

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what the words are, and that's what you guys are

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in my opinion.

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Thank you, Thank you so much.

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So how do people reach out to you on socials?

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Check out your music, buy your merch because that's really

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important for you to keep going from show to show.

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Is thank you.

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Yes, and we are almost everywhere I think, so they

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can find us as vestige without any s at the

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end because yeah, so yeah, anyway, Instagram and Yes, come

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to the show, come to say hi, because we value

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a lot to have. As you said it before, like

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feedbacks from people how they felt during the show.

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I love to hear.

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For one people it is oh, it's melancholic. For other

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people it was like a sweet rey member of childhood.

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It depends and we appreciate that.

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Well, that's as you're doing it right. Thank you there,

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thank you. Any final words you want to tell the listeners.

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First of all, thank you. I had my pleasure giving

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the interview. And I hope to see and yes, to

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see everybody one day in States and everywhere around the world.

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I hope we see you there too, Yeah, I hope.

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So how about you any final words.

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I think I won't be really original, but thank you too.

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Thank you very much, and you told it before me.

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But I'm looking forward to to go play something in

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the US. I did only one only once played in Canada,

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so I wasn't really really far. But I didn't have

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the opportunity to go play drums in the US.

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I hope I think you will, do you think? Yeah,

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definitely you will, especially when you go on tour with

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go Jira. I'm just playing it out there. I just

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played it out there.

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Okay, maybe in a few years, maybe we're gonna having

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another interview and we'll say, I don't know what has

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he evolved in between? I hope yeah, in the US.

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Well, I'm glad I was here at help us to

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discover you, and I look forward to seeing a lot more.

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Thanks for being on the adventure very much again, thank.

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You for listening to the Adventures of fight Man. I'm

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w for c UI Radio.

Pipeman Interviews Vestige at Hellfest 2025

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