Feb. 20, 2025
PipemanRadio Discusses Highly Anticipated New Album Concord with American Power Metallers JUDICATOR
American power metallers JUDICATOR new album Concord, due to release on March 28. Concord marks the band’s 7th full-length album, and was funded by a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign.
Judicator have also shared their triumphant new single, the...
American power metallers JUDICATOR new album Concord, due to release on March 28. Concord marks the band’s 7th full-length album, and was funded by a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign.
Judicator have also shared their triumphant new single, the eponymous “Concord,” along with a music video. The song calls out to a world at odds with itself, ready to embrace its own collapse with hopes that something better might rise from the ashes.
We wanted to capture the tension between despair and hope
Judicator will release Concord one week prior to the band’s debut performance in Europe, at Epic Fest in Roskilde, Denmark. Will serve as a celebration of Concord's release, and will also close out the festival.
Their new album Concord explores ideas and themes centered around the American West.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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our guests who has some piller new music. And boy,
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from what I was reading, a lot of people were
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waiting for this and so I'm very excited to bring
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on with us. John from Judicator, how.
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Are you doing great? Thanks for having me.
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Hey, my pleasure. So I one thing I do love.
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That's cool as I've been into metal since like the
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late seventies when I was a kid, and usually the
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power metal bands that you would think of always came
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from Europe. And now you're and you're an American power
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metal band that's going to Europe.
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Yeah. Yeah, very happy about that. That's been a big
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goal of hours, so to finally have that opportunity Thanks
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to the crew at epic Fest. We are just over
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the moon happy about it.
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How did that happen anyway, because you know European festival
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festivals pun intended are yeah.
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Yeah, yeah. Really, it's just as simple as one day
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I got an email from the one of the people
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who runs epic Fest, and in that email you expressed,
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you know, introduced himself and expressed his interest in getting
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Judicator to come over and perform. But he put an
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asterisk with all of that, which was, I know that
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you might not be able to do this because it's
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a big ask and we probably can't pay you exactly
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what you know you might need to get over here.
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That being said, it's the biggest guarantee that we've been
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offered so far in our music career. So I was like, actually,
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this has been a big enough goal, we really want
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to do it. He said that it was as simple
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as him and the other guy who runs epic Fest
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we're just sitting around talking about who they would like
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to invite their sort of dream list, and Judicator was
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on there. So they took their shot and we were
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very happy to answer the call.
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That is so cool, And you know, I go and
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I do radio coverage at festivals all over the US, UK, Europe,
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and it is a different animal over there, Like even
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the way a lot of times you hear how artists
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are treated like it's they're treated the way they're supposed
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to be treated and rest are treated the way they're
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supposed to be treated.
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So it's pretty.
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Cool to hear a story like that because I find
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that even with the big festivals, it still is like
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kind of I don't know how you would describe it,
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localized acting, you know, like you said, it's two people,
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you know, and posted like this big corporate thing that's
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handling everything. It's basically just people that really have a
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love for the music and a love for the whole
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life of a festival.
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Yeah, and the guys who run Epicfest have done a
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tremendous job so far. I've been following epic Fest for
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the few years that it has been operating, and they
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have taken it from relatively small to it's really growing now,
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and I think they have a very unique and resonant vision.
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I think a lot of people are really into what
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they're offering.
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That's pretty cool.
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I love it, And obviously that means they're into you
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because they're offering you there, So there you go. So
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let's talk about the new album, Concord. And I got
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to watch the video for Concord and it was pretty badass.
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Yeah, thank you. We were very fortunate. I went to
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film school with a buddy of mine who now works
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for a production house, and he really enjoys making music videos,
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so I give him the opportunity to flex his muscles
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in that regard. So we had a blast making this.
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We have another video coming out March seventh, so there's
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more to come. But yeah, that was a fun video
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to shoot. We shot it in my uncle's barn. Nice,
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and we brought Nicki Rowe from Aon's Enthroned and Rebel's Ghost.
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We brought her out from California to do some guest
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vocals in this song and she has a unique and
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fun role in the next music video as well.
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Nice. See.
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I love that's how it is today, Like I find
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that so often, you know, artists, it's like one big,
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happy family, Like everybody's making these guest appearances on other
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bands songs, and I think it's pretty cool. It's showing
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the unity and the family of metal and rock.
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in the metal community. Is Yeah, like you said, there's
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a lot of cross contamination, and I've just been so
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blessed to have worked with so many really talented and
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awesome people.
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Absolutely, So tell us a little bit about the new
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album from your point of view and how it's different
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from stuff you've done in the past, and you know,
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just a whole viewpoint of it.
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So Concord is not like some of the other concept
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albums we've done, which is to say, there's a point
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A and a point Z and this happens, and this
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happens in this character in that event. This is more
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it is a concept album, I guess you could say,
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but it's all just a smattering of songs that deal
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with the American West, the Wild West, and maybe the
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West in general. So there's a lot of stuff on there.
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Like we cover Wovoka, the Payute prophet who started the
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Ghost Dance. We have a song about like the Homestead Act,
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a song about Bass Reeves, the first black US Marshall
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west of the Mississippi, if I remember right, He's a
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very interesting character. And then we have some songs basically
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like commenting on where we are at in general as
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a people in America, I guess you could say. And
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the last thing I would say that I think is
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kind of funny and interesting for me is I was
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studying abroad in Germany back in twenty fourteen, and I
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was there for like over a month. I had been
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there a while, and I think I was starting to
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get homesick, and I found myself just fantasizing about Wyoming,
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the Sawtooth Mountains, the beautiful desert of Nevada, and I
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was like, this is so strange. Like for as much
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as I love Germany and the German people and the
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German culture and food and music, I think I'm just
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a red, white and blue American deep down and sad
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and I just can't help but there's a lot of
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love in my heart for the American West. So and
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not touch on media too. I mean in the album,
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we have a song about the movie Three Tender Yuma.
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So and fun fact too, my name is John Wayne Yellend,
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So yeah, my dad was a big fan of Westerns,
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and so yeah, I think this album, broadly speaking, could
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be described as a love letter to the American West.
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Well you know what's funny about that is because when
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I was a kid. My dad used to watch all
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those Westerns and it bored me to death when I
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was a kid. But now, like you pull up with
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these like networks and the streaming that has had old stuff.
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I've watched some of it and like get hooked on it.
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It's pretty wild to different perspective. And I think that's
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what we find too as people in general, is like
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we may not understand our parents till we get to
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the place that they're at where we're not understanding them.
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Yeah, And I think I have no idea what I'm
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talking about here, but in my experience, my experience is
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similar years where my dad grew up watching True I
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grew up with like my dad putting on True Grit
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and The Shootest and all of these other the good,
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bad and the ugly, And to me it was always
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just like can we please watch Cartoon Network or something?
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Right?
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But the older I've gotten, so I speculate, I wonder
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if there's something about Westerns that is just more that
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resonates more with mature audiences.
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It's probably what it is really or even kind of
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getting it, Like you know what's cool that I can't
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remember who it was, but I saw somebody being interviewed
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and they talked about the old Western movies and you
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never saw blood ever. Ah yeah, And I never thought
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of that, and so like I when I heard that,
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I put one on.
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I'm like, oh man, she's right.
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It's like it was all like pretty fake but realistic
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without having the real blood and gore.
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that I don't know you can touch all audiences or
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Know exactly exactly, and you know it is to your
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point too. It's funny because I travel all over the
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world and there's times where I felt like, oh, I'd
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like to live here, I'd like to live there. But
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then there's times when I'm back here and I think, wow,
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like I as many people do travel all over the
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world to see these cool things, and we just have
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so many of them here in the United States. It's
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but we take it for granted because it's here, even
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if it's on the other side of the country.
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It's like we could always go there.
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there's so much cool stuff you can see.
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about Germany, for example, is about the size of Montana if.
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coast and there's a huge variety of cultures and dialects
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Oh yeah, and upbringing and like, to me, all the
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states the United States are like all the countries in Europe.
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That's the way it's like to me.
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did this study abroad, thing I would encounter other Americans
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and when they were asked by Europeans where they're from,
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they would normally not say the United States. They would say, oh,
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from Colorado, And sometimes the Europeans would get it, and
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sometimes they would be.
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Like where exactly.
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It's just interesting to me that, like to what you
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were saying, most people from the US identify as Utah
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or Californian or a New Yorker, that kind of thing.
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One hundred percent.
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You know, it's funny you said that, because I think
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about it, I'm the same way. I think we're all
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the same way. If somebody asks, oh, where are you from,
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you say your state. You don't really say the country,
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whereas there they say the country.
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Yeah, I suppose so.
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So that's pretty cool.
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And I also to the point of what I was
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saying in the very beginning, I love that you're talking
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about US history American history, because a lot of power
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metal from Europe they're talking about the European history. So
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it's just it just makes sense. And we have lots
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of stories. We may be a young country, but we
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have a lot of stories to tell, and I think
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that's what's really cool about your music.
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Yeah. I think that's an interesting take too, because when
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we listen to European bands who talk about Viking history
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or you know, British history whatever, like, we we love
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that and we celebrate it and we part anticipate in it.
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mythical in a sense. The Europeans have nights in shimmering
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armor and we have cowboys, so.
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Yes, absolutely, So how do people reach out to you
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guys on socials, how they pre saved the album, how
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they check out all your tour dates by your merch
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because that's the most important because bands don't survive today
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without merch, so give them all the details.
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formerly known as Twitter or whatever. We have presence on YouTube.
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find us on social media and pre order the album.
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It's a hoot and there are a lot of interesting
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