Sept. 19, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Calva Louise at Riotfest 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Calva Louise at Riotfest. The band discusses what makes festivals in America so special and what makes Riotfest so unique and popular with their fellow artists. The band...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Calva Louise at Riotfest. The band discusses what makes festivals in America so special and what makes Riotfest so unique and popular with their fellow artists. The band shares their love for Turnstile, Death Grips, and Code Orange, and who the band looks forward to watching at the festival. The band shares the first time they came to America to tour, and how tornadoes affected the band losing their bags and equipment. You can find the band’s latest EP “Square One'' on all streaming platforms now! You can find the band’s music videos on YouTube and their social media at Calva Louise everywhere.
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Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
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• Pipeman Radio
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Download The Pipeman Radio APP
Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
Email Contact – dean@talk4media.com
The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
The Adventures of Pipeman TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).
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here with Cava. Luis nice And
did you come all the way across the
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pond just to do Riot Fest?
Yes? Well our dream is always to
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come back to the US, and
so we're like when we had the opportunity,
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we did everything we could to come
here, and we did. We
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did some sessions that would audio tree, and we're doing another show after Riot
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first for the after parties and to
us is a dream come true? Nice
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and so what makes it? I
want I always like to know what makes
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it a dream come true to come
here to play, because like a lot
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of us over here are like it's
a dream come true to go to the
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UK or Europe for festivals. So
it's like the like I do download,
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I do Bloodstock, and I'm like, man, I just want to do
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I wish the weather was better.
I'll live here and just do these festivals.
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But then the weather, I don't
know how you handle that either,
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because it's like I'm at Download and
I'll have my hoodie on one minute,
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ten minutes layer of take it off
ten minutes layer and put it back on.
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Then i gotta get my rain shit
out and then I'm freezing and it's
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like I can't predict even a minute
of the day. That's British weather for
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you, right, Yeah, literally, that's just that's the trademark, so
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you can change from one hour to
the next. Is wild. It is
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wild, and then the listen I
live in Florida at Download Bloodstock. The
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first two days I was like,
send me back to Florida so I can
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cool down because it was so freaking
hot. And then the next day I'm
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like, can we have yesterday's weather
please? I mean, like, what
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the thing that makes it a dream
come true? Like I mean specifically for
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right Fest, because we've been looking
up that festival for years and the lineup
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is always top like this. It's
always just artists that we love and that
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you know, it feels like a
place we want to be just you know,
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and performing is an honor. Yeah, that's may say a dream comes
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to be here specifically today and the
weather right and so US Americans right now
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think this weather here is kind of
cool, like later when it gets colder.
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But you guys, you're used to
that, Like that was the thing
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to me. It's like in Florida, when the sun goes down, it
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gets hotter. Okay, so sun
goes down over there, I'm like,
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fuck, why didn't I bring a
jacket? Yeah? Definitely. But riot
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Fest. Why I love about riot
Fest is it is always has a cool
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lineup, but it's also the way
they run the festival, like compared to
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other US festivals, like I was
at one recently. I won't say the
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name or talk about it was not
the experience of riot Fest. Let's just
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put it that way and google it. You'll find it. Well. It's
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funny because we've had so many great
things about the festival itself, obviously not
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just a lineup, but from friends
that before in the previous years, like
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well Villain, for example, I
couldn't, you know, candn't stop braving
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about the people there, the organization, how it was, how it was
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handled, and you know how how
much of a great experience they had.
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I got a personal question for you
how many people think you're the singer of
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Bush Bush. Yeah, I've never
had it before. Really, you do
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kind of look like a younger Gavin
Rodsdale for sure, right, I mean
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he looks a little old now.
So we'll say, okay, see it
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right, See it's even the hair, even the hair, do you see
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it? No? Okay, well
we'll trust a female instinct then. Yeah.
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So what band here at riot Fest
would you like to see? Okay,
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so there's there's just so many.
The lineups are always just like top
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notch and fantastic and like personally,
I really I'm looking forward to seeing Death
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Grips. I've never seen them before, Turnstile as well, Like we've just
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seen Code Orange, like well actually
that's still playing, but like we're still
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the start of this set, absolutely
amazing, Like yeah, supercipical the we've
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just seen the Rex as well before
that. Yeah. Yeah, looking forward
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to seeing sleep Tooken. Uh yeah, any others yeah, Cassia she she
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plays more right, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, just so many
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bands. Ma. I'm like,
mister Bungle, I want to see that's
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the number one. Yeah, because
I'm from a these thrash metal Okay,
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sick that's the one band I've never
seen that's from that old scene, man,
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and there's so much better now.
And I fucking love Dave Lamarto better.
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Yeah, I mean, like unbelievable
drummer who are used to hang out
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with them when we were teenagers because
I went to the first Slayer show ever
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cool, you know, So it's
like he's playing in two bands to that.
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At this festival, he's playing with
Empire State Bastards too Cool Cool,
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which I saw them at Download.
I'm like, Wow, they're freaking good.
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That was an earth thing. Okay, So for me a dream come
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true was seeing Bringing the Horizon their
home country. Couse, I've seen him
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multiple times here. That was a
world of difference at Download when they play.
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I saw them a couple of weeks
later in Florida's show. I was
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they were opening up for Full Out
Boy. I was like, yeah,
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I don't know, like I missed
Download because that was a much better show.
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Soccer players like playing their own country
that It's always like that excitement.
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It's like the home turf vibe,
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that like support from where you came
from, exact more energy they're like,
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exactly, it was wild because I
was in the pit for them both nights
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of Metallica and Slayer. There pit
was the best far none. People were
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losing their shit in that pit,
like and slip knots usually the one word
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or losing bring me, they were
losing their shit. Yeah, yeah,
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that's pretty wild. So yeah,
and for me too, Like it was
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a dream when I was a teenager
to go to the UK. So it
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always blows my mind when UK people
say it's a dream to come over here,
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because I remember the punk scene back
in the eighties, like it was
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there. I'm like, I wish
I could go to UK and check out
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the punk scene there, and I
never did then. But it's wild.
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How people are you wherever you are, You look at someplace else and you're
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like, that's the dream. Yeah, that's it. That's it. And
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it's sometimes I feel like it seems
so like kind of unreachable because of the
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distance. Yeah, you know,
it's it's such it's so far away.
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The two countries are separated by the
ocean, and it's like, well,
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it's even the Marder. It's not
like you can drive. It causes drive
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across you know, it's like,
yeah, you have to plan. Yeah,
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and then it was really screwed when
you know, yeah COVID, and
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then after COVID, it was so
hard for bands like you to get a
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visa to come over you know,
like a lot of bands had tours over
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here afterwards and they couldn't get the
visa. You know. So that's a
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rough thing. I think people don't
realize when people are like, why won't
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they come play here? There's a
lot of red tape. You gotta deal
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with the gistics. No, there's
yeah, it's like it's a lot.
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We're almost like, this is the
second time in common to America and the
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first time we almost didn't make it
because the visa took Like it was such
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a crazy process. Yeah, you
know, yeah, it's a lot to
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deal with. So what's your guys
definitely worth it. What's the craziest story
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you guys have in your musical career? The Okay, so the first time
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we came to the States last year, like there was just a colossal fuck
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up without baggage and like it basically
it didn't like we had to ute jest
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because no, it wasn't a fuck
It was that when we boarded the flight
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to come to Austin. They were
tornadoes happening and the flight had to have
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a detour to Dallas and it was
just like tornadoes like things that you know
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don't happen in the UK. And
when we landed, we were like,
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where are we We have no idea
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massive trains in the airport to go
to another part of the airport and that
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doesn't exist neither where we're from.
And when we finally got our luggage and
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tried to board another plane, they
were like they didn't know if we could
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get in the plane or not.
It full kind of like the apocalypse,
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and they were like saying surnames like
randomly, like like like calling people out
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and if you wouldn't if you weren't
there at the right time, at the
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right moment, they were giving your
seat to another Wow. And uh.
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And we had to show the next
day after wow. So but I mean
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it was it was not a facult
because like what can they do with tornadoes?
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Like we we were we were very
very like wow, that's a that's
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a very like our first time or
first time we come here, and we're
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like we get tornadoes we get we
land in a different city that we were
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not supposed to land. Welcome to
America. But it was very nice.
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Nevertheless, like it was, it
was, we made it and uh and
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we got to see twenty five states
last year. Yea, so we traveled
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a lot around it and we got
to see this beautiful country. Did you
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notice when you go to all these
states, it's like a different country,
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Like we shouldn't even be one country. We should be like Europe because the
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cultures are different. The way we
speak is different, the thought processes,
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the land, the geographic like,
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we went to I think where was
somewhere in the Midwest or like Minneapolis.
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When we're there, they were telling
us, when you go to this
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date, you got to say do
you like do you guys like corn?
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Like the corn fields? So we
did it and then the whole audience was
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like yes, I'm so super proud
of the of the cornfields and that was
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amazing. Like it was, we
had the best experience around. I'll tell
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you what. What flips me out
every time I go to UK is driving
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on the wrong side of the road
with the stick shift over here and I
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can't judge either. But walking is
worse for me. Okay, every time
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I'm going across the street, especially
in London, Oh my god, my
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friends will like grab me because I
will look the wrong way walk in and
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almost get run over. You know, it's because your brain's not wired for
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it. Like, well, I'm
driving at UK, it's like I have
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to super focus because I'm like especially
the roundabouts, like they mess with my
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head big time. Okay, I
can do them here, but it's like
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where do I get off? Sometimes
I'll ride around like three times just to
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kind of get my brain work and
to figure out where to get off.
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It sounds about right right. How
about do you guys drive here at all?
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That's it freaking we have not this
time, not yet, but last
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year we have. Yeah, so
I was the only one driving of the
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bombs last year ben Guy's license since
but yeah, it was but things that
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I'm French, right, so I'm
used to driving on the right side,
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but living in the UK, I
got used to driving on the other side
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right. But I still had a
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or drive left or something. There
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with the listeners about you guys or
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what you got coming up that we
haven't talked about yet, Well, we've
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just released a single, like literally
well last week. What I don't even
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know what day we are stay wait
what is it? That's that's the roads
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video with it that you can check
out on YouTube and streaming services. Jesseph
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did all the music videos, which
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compositing. Do you want to talk
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so I made it with on real
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it looks pretty good, very cool. I love stuff like that too,
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because the artistry of music is way
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So I love it. How do
people check out the new song, new
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video? Connect on your soul shoals
and most importantly by your merch. Yes,
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please tell tell them, Now tell
them where we go? So yeah,
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like you get Instagram and everything. And
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then we go merch. We go
a bunch of little things pens, picks,
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guitarpics and yeah, and watch the
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effort and there's a story that it
gets more concrete in every video. Yes,
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I think that's it. I love
it, and I love you guys.
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Glad you were here at riot Fest
here in the States, and maybe
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I'll see you at download that'd be
another dream. So yeah, I'm putting
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that out there. Let's manifest it, ladies. You have to put them
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on download. Yes so, and
thanks for being on the adventures of plat
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much. Thank you for listening to the
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here with Cava. Luis nice And
did you come all the way across the
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pond just to do Riot Fest?
Yes? Well our dream is always to
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come back to the US, and
so we're like when we had the opportunity,
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we did everything we could to come
here, and we did. We
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did some sessions that would audio tree, and we're doing another show after Riot
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first for the after parties and to
us is a dream come true? Nice
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and so what makes it? I
want I always like to know what makes
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it a dream come true to come
here to play, because like a lot
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of us over here are like it's
a dream come true to go to the
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UK or Europe for festivals. So
it's like the like I do download,
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I do Bloodstock, and I'm like, man, I just want to do
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I wish the weather was better.
I'll live here and just do these festivals.
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But then the weather, I don't
know how you handle that either,
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because it's like I'm at Download and
I'll have my hoodie on one minute,
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ten minutes layer of take it off
ten minutes layer and put it back on.
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Then i gotta get my rain shit
out and then I'm freezing and it's
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like I can't predict even a minute
of the day. That's British weather for
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you, right, Yeah, literally, that's just that's the trademark, so
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you can change from one hour to
the next. Is wild. It is
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wild, and then the listen I
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first two days I was like,
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cool down because it was so freaking
hot. And then the next day I'm
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like, can we have yesterday's weather
please? I mean, like, what
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the thing that makes it a dream
come true? Like I mean specifically for
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right Fest, because we've been looking
up that festival for years and the lineup
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is always top like this. It's
always just artists that we love and that
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you know, it feels like a
place we want to be just you know,
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and performing is an honor. Yeah, that's may say a dream comes
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to be here specifically today and the
weather right and so US Americans right now
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think this weather here is kind of
cool, like later when it gets colder.
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to me. It's like in Florida, when the sun goes down, it
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gets hotter. Okay, so sun
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fuck, why didn't I bring a
jacket? Yeah? Definitely. But riot
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Fest. Why I love about riot
Fest is it is always has a cool
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lineup, but it's also the way
they run the festival, like compared to
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other US festivals, like I was
at one recently. I won't say the
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name or talk about it was not
the experience of riot Fest. Let's just
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put it that way and google it. You'll find it. Well. It's
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funny because we've had so many great
things about the festival itself, obviously not
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just a lineup, but from friends
that before in the previous years, like
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well Villain, for example, I
couldn't, you know, candn't stop braving
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about the people there, the organization, how it was, how it was
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handled, and you know how how
much of a great experience they had.
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I got a personal question for you
how many people think you're the singer of
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Bush Bush. Yeah, I've never
had it before. Really, you do
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kind of look like a younger Gavin
Rodsdale for sure, right, I mean
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he looks a little old now.
So we'll say, okay, see it
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right, See it's even the hair, even the hair, do you see
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it? No? Okay, well
we'll trust a female instinct then. Yeah.
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So what band here at riot Fest
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so there's there's just so many.
The lineups are always just like top
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notch and fantastic and like personally,
I really I'm looking forward to seeing Death
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Grips. I've never seen them before, Turnstile as well, Like we've just
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seen Code Orange, like well actually
that's still playing, but like we're still
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the start of this set, absolutely
amazing, Like yeah, supercipical the we've
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just seen the Rex as well before
that. Yeah. Yeah, looking forward
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to seeing sleep Tooken. Uh yeah, any others yeah, Cassia she she
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plays more right, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, just so many
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bands. Ma. I'm like,
mister Bungle, I want to see that's
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the number one. Yeah, because
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sick that's the one band I've never
seen that's from that old scene, man,
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and there's so much better now.
And I fucking love Dave Lamarto better.
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with them when we were teenagers because
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cool, you know, So it's
like he's playing in two bands to that.
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At this festival, he's playing with
Empire State Bastards too Cool Cool,
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which I saw them at Download.
I'm like, Wow, they're freaking good.
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That was an earth thing. Okay, So for me a dream come
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true was seeing Bringing the Horizon their
home country. Couse, I've seen him
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multiple times here. That was a
world of difference at Download when they play.
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I saw them a couple of weeks
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they were opening up for Full Out
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Soccer players like playing their own country
that It's always like that excitement.
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It's like the home turf vibe,
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that like support from where you came
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exactly, it was wild because I
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of Metallica and Slayer. There pit
was the best far none. People were
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losing their shit in that pit,
like and slip knots usually the one word
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or losing bring me, they were
losing their shit. Yeah, yeah,
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that's pretty wild. So yeah,
and for me too, Like it was
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a dream when I was a teenager
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always blows my mind when UK people
say it's a dream to come over here,
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because I remember the punk scene back
in the eighties, like it was
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there. I'm like, I wish
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the punk scene there, and I
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How people are you wherever you are, You look at someplace else and you're
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like, that's the dream. Yeah, that's it. That's it. And
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it's sometimes I feel like it seems
so like kind of unreachable because of the
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distance. Yeah, you know,
it's it's such it's so far away.
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ocean, and it's like, well,
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it's even the Marder. It's not
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across you know, it's like,
yeah, you have to plan. Yeah,
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and then it was really screwed when
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then after COVID, it was so
hard for bands like you to get a
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visa to come over you know,
like a lot of bands had tours over
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here afterwards and they couldn't get the
visa. You know. So that's a
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rough thing. I think people don't
realize when people are like, why won't
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they come play here? There's a
lot of red tape. You gotta deal
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with the gistics. No, there's
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We're almost like, this is the
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first time we almost didn't make it
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a crazy process. Yeah, you
know, yeah, it's a lot to
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deal with. So what's your guys
definitely worth it. What's the craziest story
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you guys have in your musical career? The Okay, so the first time
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we came to the States last year, like there was just a colossal fuck
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up without baggage and like it basically
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because no, it wasn't a fuck
It was that when we boarded the flight
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to come to Austin. They were
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a detour to Dallas and it was
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don't happen in the UK. And
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where are we We have no idea
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massive trains in the airport to go
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doesn't exist neither where we're from.
And when we finally got our luggage and
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tried to board another plane, they
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and they were like saying surnames like
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and if you wouldn't if you weren't
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right moment, they were giving your
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a very like our first time or
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like we get tornadoes we get we
land in a different city that we were
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not supposed to land. Welcome to
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we got to see twenty five states
last year. Yea, so we traveled
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a lot around it and we got
to see this beautiful country. Did you
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notice when you go to all these
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Like we shouldn't even be one country. We should be like Europe because the
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cultures are different. The way we
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the land, the geographic like,
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When we're there, they were telling
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date, you got to say do
you like do you guys like corn?
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Like the corn fields? So we
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like yes, I'm so super proud
of the of the cornfields and that was
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amazing. Like it was, we
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you what. What flips me out
every time I go to UK is driving
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on the wrong side of the road
with the stick shift over here and I
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can't judge either. But walking is
worse for me. Okay, every time
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I'm going across the street, especially
in London, Oh my god, my
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friends will like grab me because I
will look the wrong way walk in and
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almost get run over. You know, it's because your brain's not wired for
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it. Like, well, I'm
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to super focus because I'm like especially
the roundabouts, like they mess with my
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head big time. Okay, I
can do them here, but it's like
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where do I get off? Sometimes
I'll ride around like three times just to
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kind of get my brain work and
to figure out where to get off.
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It sounds about right right. How
about do you guys drive here at all?
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That's it freaking we have not this
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year we have. Yeah, so
I was the only one driving of the
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bombs last year ben Guy's license since
but yeah, it was but things that
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I'm French, right, so I'm
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a you know, the wheel on
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all messed up. So It's kind
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just like look everywhere, just drive
any any kind of any any places,
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any kind of car. It doesn't
matter. Just I like, when you
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rent a car like the one I
read died recently, it said look left
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or drive left or something. There
was a stick or like right in my
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face. I'm like, okay,
that's reminded me good. It's like telling
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you because they know that we're tourists
going there and are. There are times
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where I'm not even thinking about I'm
on the wrong side of road. I
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see a car coming, I'm like, why are they on the wrong side
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of the road, And then I'm
like, oh shit, I'm the one
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on the wrong side of the road. Oh, very very scary, totally.
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So anything else we want to share
with the listeners about you guys or
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what you got coming up that we
haven't talked about yet, Well, we've
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just released a single, like literally
well last week. What I don't even
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know what day we are stay wait
what is it? That's that's the roads
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video with it that you can check
out on YouTube and streaming services. Jesseph
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did all the music videos, which
is crazy three D animation and you know,
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compositing. Do you want to talk
about it? I like CGI and
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so I made it with on real
Engine and Blender. Nice. I think
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it looks pretty good, very cool. I love stuff like that too,
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because the artistry of music is way
beyond just the music. Yes, you
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know, it's all the other things. You know, it's all art.
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So I love it. How do
people check out the new song, new
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video? Connect on your soul shoals
and most importantly by your merch. Yes,
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please tell tell them, Now tell
them where we go? So yeah,
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we can find us caval Louis c
A l v A l o U
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I se anywhere like on Google,
like you get Instagram and everything. And
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then we go merch. We go
a bunch of little things pens, picks,
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guitarpics and yeah, and watch the
videos because we put a lot of
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effort and there's a story that it
gets more concrete in every video. Yes,
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I think that's it. I love
it, and I love you guys.
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Glad you were here at riot Fest
here in the States, and maybe
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I'll see you at download that'd be
another dream. So yeah, I'm putting
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that out there. Let's manifest it, ladies. You have to put them
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on download. Yes so, and
thanks for being on the adventures of plat
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Man. Oh, thank you so
much. Thank you for listening to the
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Adventures of plate Man. I'm W
four CUI Radio.
