July 28, 2026

Pipeman Radio Interviews Oceans On Other Planets at Inkcarceration 2026

Pipeman Radio Interviews Oceans On Other Planets at Inkcarceration 2026

The conversation focused on the journey and creative output of Oceans on Other Planets, a rising alternative rock band. The discussion explored their recent tour experiences, the release of new music, musical influences, and collaborations with notable artists. Personal stories about band members’ backgrounds, connections to the punk and metal scene, and the importance of community within the music industry were also shared.Main Topics Covered

  • Life and challenges on Earth vs. the allure of "Oceans on Other Planets" 00:27
  • The band's latest touring experiences, including the New Metal Sucks Tour and upcoming UK tour 01:13
  • Details about their new single “Make It Out Alive” featuring Jay Gordon of Orgy 02:05
  • States and cities visited during their tour, and aspirations to play more festivals 01:37
  • Stories about New Jersey shows and connections to the Misfits 03:02
  • The creative process and inspiration for their new music 05:54
  • Collaborations with artists like Johnny from Spine Shank and Steven Richards from Taproot 07:01
  • Where to listen, follow, and buy Oceans on Other Planets’ music and merch 08:09
Key Discussions & Stories
  • One concept discussed was the new band’s growth, having just completed their largest tour to date across the Midwest and looking forward to a UK tour with Orgy and Spineshank 01:13.
  • The discussion explored memories of performing at Dingbats in New Jersey, including humorous tour chaos and the significance of punk dive venues 03:02.
  • Several points were raised, including personal connections to the Misfits, with tales about running into a Misfits family member at a dental appointment, and how these small-world encounters are part of the music community 04:07.
  • A key theme that emerged was the challenge of collaborating across bands—specifically, recruiting Jay Gordon for a feature, overcoming technical difficulties, and messaging musical influences and aspirations for the band’s sound 07:01.
  • The conversation focused on the band’s commitment to blending heavy downtuned music with pop-inspired melodies and the desire to connect with a wider audience.
Notable Quotes
  • “We need to get to another planet to be able to do just about anything because this planet is kind of heading to hell.” 00:31
  • “We did 15 shows all across the Midwest of Ohio—America.” 01:28
  • “Jay is singing the intro, he's singing through the choruses and a little bit of the verse. Jay from Orgy. And it's like a very modern, fresh sound.” 06:16
  • “If you like melodies but you also like heavy music, I think you're gonna like it.” 06:30
  • “But yeah, Oceans on Other Planets on Spotify or Apple Music, and of course all the other socials.” 08:23
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • Official website: oceansonotherplanets.com 08:09
  • Streaming: Oceans on Other Planets on Spotify and Apple Music 08:17
  • Social media: Instagram, Facebook, and other platforms 08:12
  • New single: “Make It Out Alive” featuring Jay Gordon (available on streaming platforms) 02:05
  • Merch: Available via the official website
Connect with the Band
  • Listen to more singles and their new EP on all major music platforms.
  • For tour dates, updates, and merchandise, follow their website and socials.
  • Feedback and support are welcomed.


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Hi, you have done to censure? Wow?

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For you your it's pipe Man here on the Adventures

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pipe Man W four C Y Radio and I'm here

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with Nick.

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Wolf of Oceans on Other Planets.

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Nice, I think, I think I want to surf on

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other planets.

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Well, we need to get to another planet to be

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able to do just about anything, because this planet is

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kind of uh heading to hell?

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Yeah in so many ways.

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Where do we begin?

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Like, but then we're just gonna fuck up another planet?

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Well, the problem is there isn't water on other planets,

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and there's no air or environment on other planets.

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But here we've got total chaos.

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And here we have all the beauty nature oceans that

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we could have. And then we have your.

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Band, Nice Segway, my friend, right right, So tell us

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what's going on and why did you get incarcerated?

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Well, so, our band is a pretty new band.

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It's about three years old, three four years old, and

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we just finished a tour with Spine, Shank, Head Pee

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and Primer fifty five. It was called the New Metal

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Sucks Tour and we did fifteen shows all across the

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Midwest of Ohio America out in west of Ohio. And

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that's our biggest tour today. I mean I've done other

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longer tours with other projects, but for this project, that

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was a very big deal for us. So we started

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in New Jersey and then went all the way west

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to Colorado. We finished up in Colorado. We played everywhere

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man Iowa, Ohio, Chicago, Illinois, Kentucky.

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Super cool.

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So then in the fall we're going to tour the

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UK with Org and Spine Shank as well.

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Wow.

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And we just released a new song called make It

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Out Alive featuring Jake Gordon of Orgy Nice and it's

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doing really well online and been received really well by

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the fans and all kinds of new people as well.

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And I'm actually from Ohio originally, and I like to

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come back here to see my friends, like yourself, like

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Holly over there, Jose, all the luminaries of the fucking

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metal culture that we know and love. So really, I'm

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just here to hang and I would like our band

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to be playing this festival next year.

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Let's make that happen.

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We should make that happen.

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You have to play it, I mean, you can't just

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be here, you have to play here.

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Well, if you said it, it must be true.

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Let's do this, I'm putting it out there in the

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oceans of other planets.

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Incarceration twenty twenty seven. Baby there you go.

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And okay, well I'm an Acquizia now, okay hit me.

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I'm a Jersey boy. Okay, Where to play in Jersey?

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We played at a little place called Dingbats, which is

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like a punk rock dive bar kind of place, which

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I love those kinds of places actually, And to be clear,

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those other bands were on tour for like two months

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before that. We joined up for the last leg and

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that was our first show in Jersey and it was

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super chaotic. Man. It was crazy because like we have

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a whole system, Like we came in with our mixed

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set and we were like on stage ready to go,

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and the mixing lady was running back and forth tweaking

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shit and everything, and everyone's like, why aren't you guys playing.

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I'm like, I'm waiting for the sound guy sound girl actually,

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But anyway, that was the first show Dingbats.

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Also, I'm a huge Misfits fan.

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Glenn Jerry, all those guys they're from New Jersey.

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Do you know those guys?

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I did not know them, like personally, I have their

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review Doyle, Oh, very nice, very nice. And the town

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at my studio was in for like the last twenty

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years till recently lived there too. And I was at

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the dentist when I first moved to that town, and

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I was wearing a Misfits shirt. Yes, And as he's drilling,

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he's going, so are you a Misfits fan? I'm like, yeah,

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he goes Glenn Damsig's my brother in law.

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Whoa. I love that small world stuff.

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Right, That's why don't be a dick. You never know

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when you never know, Like I could have had some

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Misfits suck shirt on it.

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Right here.

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Oh that's badass.

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Well, dude, that's kind of crazy because I fucking hate

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the dentist, if I'm being honest with you. But there

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you are wearing your Misfits shirt in the chair. Was

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it just a routine procedure or whatever?

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It was just a I don't know, a cavity. I

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think it's a cavity.

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So is Glenn's brother in law? Yes, he said, wow. Well,

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you know, Glenn lived in Hollywood.

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I don't know if he still does, but he had

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this house on Franklin Avenue and he painted all black.

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And then word got out that was his house, so

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people used to go by and hang out in front

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of his house because he's a legend in his own right,

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you know. And I think he sold it a couple

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of years ago. But there's like all these like piles

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of bricks in the front yard and stuff, and I

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don't know whatever. But on a side note, my brother

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Mario and I have a Misfits tribute band called Wee

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Bite because I just love the music, such great songwriting,

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you know, and gotta love it. What's your favorite song

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to play right now off the top of night. I

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would say some kind of Hate because you know that song.

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Of course, it's very simple, but the melodies are very

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smooth and intoxicating. Like you know, he's like a almost

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like an Elvis or a Jim Morrison type character over

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punk rock songs.

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What's not to love?

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Exactly one hundred percent. So tell us about your new music.

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Tell us more about tell the listeners. Give them like

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a visual image of what they can expect when they

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listen to it.

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Sure, so this is alternative rock. Influences are like Lincoln Park,

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Smashing Pumpkins, a little bit of Limp Biscuit. There's certainly

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some metal influence in there as well. But this most

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recent song is essentially like a very heavy downtune song

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but with like really nice floating pop melodies over top

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of it. So I really encourage everybody to listen to

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make it out alive. Jay is singing the intro, He's

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singing through the choruses and a little bit of the verse,

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Jay from Orgy, and it's like, I'm very modern, fresh sown.

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Obviously I'm biased.

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It's my shit, but if you like melodies but you

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also like heavy music, I think you're gonna like it.

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You know, if Jay's part of it, it must be good.

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Well, I think so. I think it was a great

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song even before that. But our manager Tom was like,

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we should do a feature on this. We started talking

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to Jay, he listened to the song.

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He really dug it. And now we're touring with them

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in the fall.

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So tell me how it happened, Like how Jay ended

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up on the song.

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I mean that was the spark, right, So I had

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the song almost done, to be honest with you, but

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I'm supposed to have Like so, Johnny from spine Jank

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is doing a collab with us on dial Loan, another

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song we have and we're gonna have Stephen Richards from Taproot.

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On another song. So I'm like trying to bring in.

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People that I really love and respect. And then with

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this song, we're like, well, we already got these other

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two guys.

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Who can we put on this song?

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And we just like we're like listening to the song

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and like, stylistically, it's got kind of an orgy vibe.

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And then that led us to Jay. So Tom got

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on the phone with Jay. We had a conference call,

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send him the song, and he like immediately he was

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into it. The trouble though, is Jay had just finished

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a tour, I think, and then he had a big

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like his computer kind of melted down.

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So it took a long time because he had.

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To basically rehabilitate his computer get his files back. Then

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he started sending us demos, so we went back and

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forth over the phone, and what he turned in was

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fucking really cool, man.

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Nice, I love it. So tell everybody how.

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They could check out the new song, check out your

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tour and adee and buy your merch because I can't

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listen to my show unless say buy your merch.

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We've got oceans on other Planets dot Com. We've got

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all the socials Instagram, Facebook, et cetera. On Spotify, we

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have five singles, we just released an EP. The EP

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has like four hundred thousand streams, which is pretty good

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for an organic, up and coming band. But yeah, Oceans

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on other planets on Spotify or Apple Music, and of

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course all the other socials, So I would love any

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feedback from anyone, you especially well.

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You're definitely badass. Your music's badass. And thanks for being

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on The Adventures by Man.

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Great to see you for another year at ink absolutely and.

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We'll see you out there at LIMP.

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Let's do it baby.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipeline. I'm

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w for CUI Radio.