July 5, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews Crüzer Are THRASHING FROM BEYOND THE STARS
Crüzer – Look to the Skies (2025) THRASHING FROM BEYOND THE STARS Crüzer is not just a band—it’s a cosmic metal assault from the great white north. From Vancouver, Canada, Crüzer’s sound is as unstoppable as an alien invasion force, tearing through...
Crüzer – Look to the Skies (2025)
THRASHING FROM BEYOND THE STARS
Crüzer is not just a band—it’s a cosmic metal assault from the great white north. From Vancouver, Canada, Crüzer’s sound is as unstoppable as an alien invasion force, tearing through the atmosphere with electrifying solos and unforgettable hooks.
But it’s not just the power of the riffs and the undeniable stage presence that make Crüzer’s music a celebration of the bizarre and otherworldly wonders of the universe. So strap in, crank it to 11, and prepare for an out-of-this-world heavy metal experience.
On the surface, I Need Thrash is your average Slayer-esque rager about going to a show, moshing, drinking, and partying. But the song actually contains an important message about fighting back against metal stereotypes, mainly the mentality of “killing posers,” which I’ve always hated. I got called a poser when I was younger, it fucking sucked! Who cares what subgenre or microgenre people like? Metal is metal! Leave them alone and let them enjoy things. DON’T BE A DICK!
The lead vocalist, Eric Willmott, is also a voice actor. He has narrated several audiobooks, appeared in the mobile game Jorney Renewed: Fate Fantasy (as Sun Wukong Prime), and lent his voice to several YouTube animated shows, including Mammal Squad, Tamberlane, Supercell, and Lexie.
Eric also used to be in a My Little Pony-themed metal band called Equestrian Lord, back when the “brony” phenomenon was at its peak. Ironically, their most popular song on YouTube has nothing to do with My Little Pony, instead being inspired by the animated fantasy film The Thief and the Cobbler.
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about our next guest because, as everybody knows, like all
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kinds of metal, but thrash metal is my favorite. And
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they have some killer thrash metal and yeah, other influences
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in it, which is what I really dig. So let's
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welcome to the show. Eric from Kruisler, How are you hello?
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Hello?
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This is Eric Wilmot, lead singer from Cruiser Nice.
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Nice, and tell me about your background there, because I'm
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kind of digging it behind you. It looks very cool.
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It's just my bedroom. I've got my of course, my
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my bathory blanket.
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Of course, as you can go to sleep at night
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without the warm embrace of quorthon, you know, Nice is
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my favorite band, and I like to show it off
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whatever possible. I've also got a nice big record collection
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behind me, and of course I've got another Bathory poster
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on the wall because I just can't get enough of
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that band.
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I definitely have. I have behind me somewhere over there
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my album collection, and there is Bath three from back
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in the eighties from me gain it at OZ Records
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in the Valley in Los Angeles, you know, and going
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oh what is this?
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Yeah?
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Oh yeah, So tell us a little bit about your
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band for the listeners have never heard your music. Tell
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us a little bit about how you describe it, but
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not not genre, because I don't really give a shit
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about genre. I hate the old school gatekeeping shit that
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I had to deal with in the eighties, and I'm
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glad we're not really like that anymore, except for some
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of the idiots, but for the most part. And that
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one song too that he like, that's what really drew
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me to that, because listen it was I remember, Okay,
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Motley Crue. That was the first club show I ever
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went to at the Roxy on the Sunset Strip before
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they even.
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Had an album.
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And then I was at like Slayer's first show ever,
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Metallica's first show ever. But once we started getting into Slayer,
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you weren't allowed to like Motley Crue and we had
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to burn all the Motley Cruse shit. And that was
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just one stupid thing that we all had to deal
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with back then. So yeah, tell us a little bit
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about your thought.
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Well, I know you don't like to use genre labels
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or anything like that, like you said, so I will
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say that Cruiser is ostensibly a thrash metal band, but
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you know, there's a lot of play in that genre.
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You know, you have bands that toy around with speed metal,
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or you on the crossover thrash kind of stuff, stuff
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that veers into like death thrash.
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Like Demolition Hammer and Exorder, And you know, I love
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all that stuff.
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And I love hair metal too, you know, seaching some
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hair metal videos on TV as I was working out
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this morning.
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So we love to like play around with the genre.
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We love to kind of bend the rules and break
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them a little bit and kind of you know, smash
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this the stereotypes or cliches or whatever have you with
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our music, because you know, on the EP that we
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just made, it's it's like a buffet of different it's
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it's all technically thrash, but it's just it's all so different.
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crossover I want to say, like crossover hardcore punk kind
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of stuff. On Born to Rise, you have I Need Thrash,
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which is probably the most Slayer esque song.
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Also ironically the song that's a that sort of like
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bashes against the stereotypes the most with the line about
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not going out and killing posers because that's stupid. You know,
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I got called a poser when I was younger by
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other metal heads and it sucks. You know, it's not
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fun for anyone. Of course, you have Yeah, exactly, and
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then you have the last song Pit Viper on the album,
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which is by far the most like radio friendly hair
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metal tinged new wave of British heavy metal tinge song
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on the whole album.
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So you know, you get it all in one package,
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you know, to try to accomplish.
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I think that's really cool. And a couple points. So
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if you take all the old school thrash metal bands,
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none of them sounded a light like It's not even
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though it was a genre, it was almost not a
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genre because Anthrax and Slayer as example, or completely different sounds.
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Yeah, oh yeah, and the production too.
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One of the reasons I love eighties metal so much
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is because the production always sounds different. It's it's all
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technically bad from a production standpoint compared to modern metal production.
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But it sounds bad in a very unique kind of way.
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Like no two metal albums from the era sound the same,
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oh for sure.
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You know.
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You take like a Dark Angel record and god, I
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don't know, like a Cinderella record or a more of
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an Angel record, or or you know, anything like that.
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They all sound completely different, really strange production techniques. I
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don't know what they what they were snorting in the studio.
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I mean I can imagine, yeah.
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Yeah, love believe me anything you could imagine they were doing.
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But it's funny you mentioned Dark Angel too, because that's
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one of my favorite bands, and oh yeah.
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Just Dark Angel.
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I was just with Gene Hoagland at Elfest interviewing him
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for Death Clock, but then a couple of weeks before
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for the new Dark Angel album because there's a new
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one coming out now.
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Oh yeah, I'm very excited for that.
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So had your interest in music and in metal start?
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What's the origin story?
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Well, My mom is a nineteen seventies kind of rock
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and roll hippie chick. So I was raised on the classics,
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you know, your ACDC, led Zeppelin, Van Halen, the local
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rock radio station Rock one oh one was a staple
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in the car growing up, but it was it was
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kind of just passive listening for the most part. It
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was just kind of in one ear and out the other,
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and I wasn't really I didn't really pay attention to
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the music until around middle school when I watched a
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little known film called Maximum Overdrive, directed by the Master
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of Horror himself, Stephen King, and featuring a soundtrack by ACDC.
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And as soon as I heard that opening riff to
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who Made Who, I was completely hooked, and I actually
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started paying attention to the music I was listening to
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and being like, wow, this is actually really good stuff,
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Like oh, so this is what Black Sabbath sounds like,
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So this is what Metallica sounds like.
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And when I got older and became a teenager, I
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guess my way of rebelling against my mother was to
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just go heavier. So I started getting into like Slayer
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and you know, Dark Angel, Bathory. As soon as I
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heard Bathory, I was just my mind was just blown,
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especially when I found out that he basically recorded all
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those albums and what was essentially a garage, right, And
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that's what kind of inspired me to start recording on
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my own, because I'm like, you know, if this guy
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can do it in a garage on outdated, you know,
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nineteen sixties whatever recording equipment, I.
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Can do it on a computer in a bedroom.
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That's when I started.
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Yeah, that's when I started recording my own stuff in
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in high school, started jamming in bands, and the rest
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is kind of history.
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Nice.
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And you're you're also a voice actor too, that's pretty yes.
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Yeah, I just recently started kind of seriously diving into that.
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a YouTube animated show called Mammal Squad. Managed to snagger
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role on there. I was also in a mobile game
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a year or two back called Journey Renewed Fate Fantasy,
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which is like a kind of a Chinese like RPG
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mobile game. I did the voice of monkey King sun Wukong.
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called Spotted Martin. They do comic book dubs like official
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author approved comic book dubs. I worked with them on
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Tamberlane and Supercell, and it's a really great group of people.
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That's pretty cool, see now, Oh yeah, I bet you that. Also,
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like they play hand in hand, oh yeah. And the
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voice acting kind of probably create some thought processes for
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the songwriting.
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game in terms of like going into a studio recording music,
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recording studio, whether it's my home studio setup that I have.
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standing in front of a microphone and making weird noises.
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It's the most fun thing you can do. Really.
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when I was a teenager and I was playing starting
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to play guitar, my dad was like, you should give
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that up because you suck, And all I was really
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doing was trying to see what noises I could I
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can make out of it, Like you know how you're
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just sitting there experimenting. They're like, oh, well that was
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cool or you know, it sucked, and you know, you
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gotta experiment if you're gonna be creative, right.
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You know, I started taking up guitar, and I remember
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my mom's ex at the time being like, you know,
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it's a right handed world and if you're not gonna
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learn guitar.
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Right handed, you should just give up right now.
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money or asked my mom to pay the little extra
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money at the time because I was a kid, and
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you know, we got a left handed guitar, and I
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actually got pretty damn good at guitar. I don't really
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play so much anymore. I just used guitar for songwriting
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and I was I was more of a rhythm player anyway.
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I was never a big right shredder or anything like that.
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But yeah, you know, don't.
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Yeah, I kind of went through the same thing because
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I'm a lefty too, and it's like it was just
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easier to learn writy. Like even the guitar teachers like here,
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it's easier for me to teach you writing because it's
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so hard for the right handed people to kind of
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twist around their brain like a lefty.
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Well, no, I completely disagree because in terms of like
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lessons at least, because when I was taking guitar lessons,
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I was left handed, My guitar player was my guitar
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teacher was right handed, so it would be like just
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watching a mirror image of myself. I found it very
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Exactly. I never thought of that. Yeah, I found it
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very helpful.
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Yeah, we see, there's the advantage right there. So tell
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us how people reach out to you on your socials,
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on the web, how they can get the new album,
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how they can get merch, check everything out, tour date.
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It's all that all right.
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So we are on Twitter, Blue Sky, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook,
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band Camp, and we even got a Telegram.
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Just look up Cruiser Music on all of those platforms.
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That's c r u z E R m u z
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I K. You can tell we're Canadian because we see.
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Right, But just just look just use that, look up
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that username on all of those platforms and you'll find us.
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We got some we got some brand new merch that
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we're gonna put on our band camp very very soon.
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see nice that up as soon as his interview is done.
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