Aug. 1, 2024
PipemanRadio Interviews Dead Flesh About Bloodstock 2024
Playing at Bloodstock 2024 is Dead Flesh is a London band of Breakdowns and blastbeats Deathcore with depression showcasing the horror of society and mental struggle through disgusting music.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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our next guest, and bum too, because I normally do
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Bloodstock every year. This year I'm not doing Bloodstock because
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my daughter decided to get married instead, and so now
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I can't go, and now I can't watch this band
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perform live, and that really bums me out. So let's
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just bring Rich on the show and welcome Dead Flash.
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How are you?
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Thank you? Em just doing good? Thanks, So tell us a.
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Little bit about the journey that got you to the
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new Blood stage.
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So we did Metals to the Masses, the sort of
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the Battle of the Bands competition in our local town
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of Hitchin, just down the road for me at our
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local venue, Club eighty five. We did Metal to the Masses.
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So we played with a whole bunch of other bands
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and we got through round after round and we got
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to the final and surprisingly Simon whole, the organized with
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liked us enough that he decided that we were going
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to win the whole competition, which we were all super
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super stoked about. So yeah, that was That was our
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Meltson mass'es journey to playing Bloodsto which is super cool.
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Love it, love it, and they're gonna blow your mind
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that you actually won placement in playing at Bloodstar.
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Absolutely, man like totally. The the you know, the quality
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of all the bands that were that were playing was
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so high and you know, all of us couldn't couldn't
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believe it because we've done the competition before, like previous years,
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and actually actually winning this time around was was. It
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was super cool. Man. I love Bloodstock and I've been
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going for years and to actually be able to play
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myself like as a front man in my own projects
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is super cool. With the guys as well. Yeah, it's amazing.
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Totally and you know what's cool about it too is okay.
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So in my opinion, if you're going to be a
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band like yours in the UK, there's only one festival
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that if you're going to play one you should play,
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and it's Bloodstock totally.
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Yeah, it's it's such a great festival, and like, like
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I said, I've been going for years and you know,
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everyone's super friendly, is a real sense of like community
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Bloodstock and the you know, the lineups always grey, and
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the stages are great and of course you know the
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the new Blood stage where they do the metal to
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the massive thing all around the country. To give bands
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like Dead Flesh, you know, the chance to to play
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this like massive festival as a you know, young band,
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it is like awesome, like we really appreciate it.
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And that's what I love the that. So you know,
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I do festivals all over the world and blood Bloodstock
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is one of my favorites for a few reasons and
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ones that you mentioned. You know, I find that it's
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like a family there, okay, and I'm just amongst my family,
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my world metal family is all at Bloodstock, you know, absolutely, yeah,
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And I think that's good for the band. I think
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that's good for the audience, and I think it's good
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for just mental health in general.
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Yeah, yeah, totally. It's so nice to take a couple
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of days to just be around you know, people who
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like love the same have the same sort of passion
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for like metal and heavy music that I do and
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and you know, I'm sure every real feels the same.
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It's just there's a real sense of like community, there's
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it's it's really nice. It's great festival. It's my favorite.
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Yeah, And you know, in the in the world that
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we're living in today with all of the you know
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things and struggles going on in the horrors of society,
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I mean that it's the escape, that's the escape we
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can all go to and not have to deal with
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all that bull crap going on in the world.
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Absolutely, I can't wait for to have those those four
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days or so where I just I don't have to
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think about too much other than the show exactly.
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That's why, you know, during the lockdown, I think live
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music would have saved us all because I think that's
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a reason why people got so angry and so you know,
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tacking each other, because there was no live music bringing
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us together.
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Definitely, it was a real felt like it was a
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real missing thing from my life, was live music. Yeah,
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I'm glad that we still get to get to be
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able to.
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Do it, you know, right, And where was that moment
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in life where you decided live music was something you
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wanted to do.
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Ah, Man, it was I can't remember exactly which band,
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but it was seeing one of the big kind of
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metal bands. You know, it might have been Metallica. It's
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probably more likely Slipknot or something like that, but it
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was it was seeing you know, bands like slip Knot
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and Metallica and Lamb of God and stuff like that
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playing this like insane music and these front men who
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were like screaming these crazy you know, making these crazy
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sounds from their from their throats and stuff. And I
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was like, that's cool as ship, you know, me teenage
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me going like, that's fucking cool. I want to do that.
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So I think it's definitely just checking out. Yeah, some
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of the other big, big bands really sort of inspired
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me to want to.
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Yeah, I love it. And so what kind of reaction
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have you gotten from people in your world when you
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you came up with this idea of having a band
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and singing metal and playing metal and very good metal.
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But to some people, I don't know if they think
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that same way.
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Oh, thank you. Yeah, I mean largely it's been it's
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been pretty pretty positive, to be honest. You know, we've
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had a lot of great feedback from you know, like
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the local scene and stuff and beyond, you know. I mean,
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I think generally people who come to the shows, they
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won't they don't tend to say if you're be like,
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oh mate, that was really shit. You know, I didn't
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like that at all. You know, generally people are really
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positive and really nice. So who knows. Maybe there are
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people who don't enjoy it as much, but generally the
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feedback's been like really positive for Dead Fives well.
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Of the One of the things I love about what
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you said is really nice because if metal heads that
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new like we know each other, you know, we would
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describe each other as very nice, but we don't let
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the rest of the worlds think.
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That it's true, isn't it. Yeah, It's true quite often,
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you know, people who aren't like into it or whatever
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just like, oh god, you you know, so the metal
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heads are so different off stage than they are on stage,
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and right, it's true, isn't it.
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Yeah? And it's funny. There was one band, uh that
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I was interviewing, and we were sitting talking afterwards, and
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it was like, yeah, let's not let the secret out
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to the general public that were actually not satanic murderers
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and that were actually just nice normal.
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People or I know, right in the image, right.
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Exactly, you know, because then you can have stuff like
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what happened with the Olympics, with the Mighty Gojira playing
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and killing it, and then there's still idiots out there saying,
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see there's the Satanist day of It invaded the Olympics,
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and it's like, have you read the lyrics at all? Oh?
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I know, Yeah, it's just hilarious, isn't it. Right, Absolutely
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fantastic seeing seeing one of my favorite favorite metal bands,
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you know, into the mainstream. Suddenly it's so cool.
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Right, it is very cool. And you know, it just
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gave me an idea of something new I might do
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on my live show where we'll play music like metal
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music that the average person would not understand the lyrics
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and ask them what they think the song is about.
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How many words can you pick out of this, right?
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And you know they're just gonna make stuff up. It's
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gonna be like, oh, it's about somebody killing their wife
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and uh, you know, and murdering the world and and
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and they all did in the name of Satan.
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Absolutely, that's what's all all of the lyrics are about.
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Right, that's good stuff. So speaking of that, let's talk
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about your songs and your lyrics and your music and
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what is it about. What message do you send? Because
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that's the thing. Metal music always sends some kind of
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message and it's something that people could relate to, and
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it's not you know, like you know, like in pop music,
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some of the lyrics are just they have no meaning
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to them, but metal lyrics always have meaning most of
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the time.
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Yeah, yeah, most of the time. Yeah, I like, I
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like to think that the thing I try and write
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sort of lyrics that have, you know, some kind of
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meaning behind them. It's a lot of the stuff that
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I write about is kind of personal experience really. It's
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it's a lot of a lot of stuff about like
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kind of depression and mental health and and that sort
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of thing. A lot of my own experiences with that
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and and to me having having these these lyrics and
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you know, quite like sensitive subjects that I like express
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is a form of you know, self expression. Really. Yeah,
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I like to say, you know, it's it's art, but
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it's personal to me, And yeah, I don't know, so
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sometimes people can connect with that, you know, like I
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found through my favorite artists and hearing some of the
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some of the lyrics that you know, come from the
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heart and experience, past experiences and stuff. Yeah, it's something
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that I like, I like to do as well, so.
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Well, you know what's cool about that. A couple of
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things is, I think a lot of people don't realize
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they look at musicians and they think they're kind of
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like extroverts because of what they do. And generally the
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stuff you're writing in your lyrics you probably rarely talk
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about to people like you do in your lyrics because
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then you get it's like you can express freely in
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the lyrics. Somehow you disassociate in some ways too, because
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it's you're writing a song, you know, it's not like
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you're having a conversation with somebody that could judge you
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or or argue with you or anything. It's like you
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just get to freely express and put it down.
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It's totally true. Yeah, yeah, it's you know, I try.
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I'd like to try and think that I do it
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in a way that kind of works with the music
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as well. But it's definitely a good way to you know,
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get thoughts and feelings out there and and if if
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people aren't into it, then fair enough. You know, it's
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not our music isn't for everyone, but people you know,
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do connect with it as well. So it's and that's
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what's really cool, I think, is having that connection with
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with with people. It's like, you know, I've I've written
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a song where I've like, oh, I feel like really
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shit and this are the sort of things that I'm
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feeding in. Somebody else is like how I felt. I
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like to you know, it's cool way to connect with people.
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Yeah, And that's the second part I was going to
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talk about right there too, because it's like it's kind
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of cool because as the artist, you may think you're
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all alone in some of those mental health journeys or
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anything like that, and then you write this song and
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people are coming up to you and they're relating their
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own life experiences. So only is it cathartic for you
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and cathoric for them, but now you know, both of
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you find out that there's other people feeling the same way.
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like sort of after a show because I guess the
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lyrics are sort of you know, it's kind of like
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death metal and it's like right, yeah, but for those
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who are interested in digging for that sort of thing,
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What's the one band that you think most of all
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made you want to do this type of music?
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I think slip Knot was the first time that I,
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he used to be really into kind of pop punk
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mate who was like older than me, and and he
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was like this out uh and it was it was
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Iowa by slip Now. And I was like, oh my god,
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