Dec. 4, 2024
PipemanRadio Interviews Donella Drive About Simian Transmission
San Antonio-based alternative rock band Donella Drive has just released their latest single, "Simian Transmission", alongside an animated video. "Simian Transmission" is available now on all streaming platforms, and the music video can be found on...
San Antonio-based alternative rock band Donella Drive has just released their latest single, "Simian Transmission", alongside an animated video. "Simian Transmission" is available now on all streaming platforms, and the music video can be found on Donella Drive’s official YouTube channel.
“Simian Transmission” is the first single off of our upcoming album “AXON” set to be released in February 2025.
"The song 'Simian Transmission' is the first single from their upcoming full length album “AXON” set for a February 2025 release. 'Simian Transmission' delves into themes of mental chaos and societal disconnection. It portrays a sense of frantic expression and inner turmoil, with imagery of static and fragmented signals reflecting a struggle to find clarity. The repeated emphasis on 'failure' highlights feelings of defeat and hopelessness. The title suggests a primal form of communication that has been disrupted, symbolizing a loss of connection and isolation. Overall, the lyrics explore the search for meaning in a chaotic world."
Andrew Salazar comments on the making of the video:
"Aidan discovered the artwork of James Quigley, aka Gunsho, through the hip hop group Malibu Ken, a project by Aesop Rock and Tobacco. Other artists Gunsho has done work for include the likes of Ozzy Osbourne and Andrew W.K. Intrigued by his unique style, Aidan reached out to Gunsho online, and they immediately hit it off. Gunsho then created the artwork for the video and collaborated with his friend Peter Karpick, a former creative director for Adult Swim and freelance designer who brought the images to life through animation. This collaboration resulted in a music video that we feel, perfectly.
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Andrew Salazar, who has a killer new song out with
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his band Danela Drive. So let's welcome to the show.
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How are you.
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What's going on man? I'm doing great, dude, doing awesome?
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Thank you cool.
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How do you like my background?
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I love it?
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You know, I want you to tell everybody about the
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new single Semion Transmission, like what your idea of it is,
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because you know, when it comes to songs, artists have
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one idea of what the what the message of the
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song is, and then other people pick something else up.
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So tell us what your version is.
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To me personally, my brother has his own view on it.
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He wrote the lyrics for but my interpretation of it
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is essentially like having that self doubt, kind of like
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a being in a lost place trying to communicate and
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it's not getting across the way you want to get across.
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That's that's my point of perception. Anyway of song, it's
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like kind of like a trying to communicate and know
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what's kind of hearing you out? Know what's kind of
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hearing your perspective, your point of view. That's what I
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think it is about.
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And you know, I think it's kind of apropos of
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what we live in today because we I always say
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all the time, we have way more ways to communicate
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than ever in history, and our communication skills are the
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worst thanyeah ever are? You know, It's like like when
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it comes to everything social media, email, text, messaging, all
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this technology. You know we're communicating, but there's meaning that
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is getting you know, miscommunicated or you know there's nothing
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behind it except just the words and whatever that person,
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what's the meaning to those words?
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Really? Even Like it's funny like sometimes we'll have like
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a band discussion we're texting each other and it could
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come off as like I guess passive aggressive right the
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whole keen peel. I don't know if you've ever seen
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before the Keen Peel skit where he thinks he's being
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aggressive and there's text each other back and forth and
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he's there. They meet up and he's ready to fight,
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and he was like, what's going on? Man? Are you okay?
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Like it's like a whole like a miscommunication.
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No doubt. And you know it's interesting because I'm sure
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you've done this.
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I do this.
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I'll send a text message and I'll write it out first,
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and then i'll read it to myself and I'll be like, hmm,
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I wonder what they're gonna think I'm saying. And it's
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probably the exact same words you'd say in real life,
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except the differences as you have your facial expressions, your tonality,
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and and so it comes across the right way and
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the same exact words. Somebody's got interpret totally different without
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those things.
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Totally totally. Man, definitely agree with that. I've definitely done
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that too. Going back and forth is okay.
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Sometimes what I'll do is like I'll do it and
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I'll just keep it in drafts and I'll wait till
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like later in the day or the next day when well,
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maybe in a different mindset and read and go, oh fuck,
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I'd be pissed if I got that.
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Oh for sure, man, for sure.
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So you said your meaning is different than your brother
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So what would you say? Your brothers is.
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Pretty similar except to me, like especially during the vers
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it's kind of like a like a uh of rant
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and what's going on in his crazy mind. It's like
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he's very uh you know, add he's he's has like
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to me, like the especially the first verse is very
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like kind of like a a rant inside his head.
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But he definitely about the song is about communication or
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lack thereof, and how you know, you say one thing
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and it could mean another thing can be interpreted another way,
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kind of like a archaic with communicating.
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I guess, well, and think about it too, okay, because
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you're using Simeon in the name, and of course the
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background here and I think of planet the apes and
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where humans are mute, Yeah, and they cannot communicate with
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with the apes, and you know there's miscommunication there too.
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It's like so to me, that's all relative.
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Yeah, And the vibe of the video, we kind of
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wanted this like kind of post apocalyptic kind of world,
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you know, kind of kind of vibe with the whole
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ape theme. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so.
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with your brother? I couldn't be in a band with
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any of my brothers, I could tell you right now.
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I don't even if I didn't, if they weren't my brothers,
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I probably wouldn't even associate with them in life.
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Dude. You know what's crazy enough to people this before,
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It's like it's probably the most real band I've ever
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been in, because you know, we can get right to
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the point, like you know, other bands have been you
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kind of have to like eggshells tippy toe, But with
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me and my brother won't go right. Sometimes you got
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to like take a step back, like, hey, you know,
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we need to chill out. But there's definitely been times
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where like he'll have an idea or I'll have an
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idea and we're like, I'll do that sucks instantly, Like
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that's horrible, worst idea ever, Like right like that. So
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as far as me and him, there's definitely not a
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lack of We communicate pretty well, almost too well, you know.
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What I mean. See that is the good news because
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you know each other so well and you don't have
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to play games, you don't have to sugar coat it,
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and I mean I look at it this way anyway. Okay,
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so if you're in a band, you have the same
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sibling rivalry as if you were brothers. Oh yeah, so
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you already have prepared all your life to be in
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a band, both of you.
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Yeah. Yeah, yeah, we've had family members and bands. Grandpa,
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my grandfather, was a musician. Nice you know my brothers
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because me and my brother were half brothers, but his
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dad was in my life a lot. He was a musician,
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you know what I mean. I have an uncle who
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is he's in a metal band right now. They're called Fleshoarder.
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He's a musician, and he's the first guy I jammed with.
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So it's kind of like, you know, and I have
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other uncles who are he's a musician as well. So
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it's it's just there. It's in my family. It's in
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my kind of in my DNA, you know.
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And it's interesting. You know, everybody likes to talk about Texas,
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the and the live music scene in Austin, but I
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don't know. I've been to Austin. I wasn't that impressed.
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But what I am impressed by is I have bands
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that I know and like I'm friends with that are
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San Antonio Bay bands and they're like the coolest people
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ever or the coolest bands ever. Right, I think maybe
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Austin should be, you know, take their crown taken away
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and giving it to San Antonio.
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I will say this, Austin is straight up. I mean,
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to me more of a metal scene, big metal scene here.
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The hardcore metal scene is huge here.
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And the brotherhood because like you probably know him, this
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really good friend of mine who's in even in Death
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Yeah Sean Nations, Oh yeah, Like he creates the impression
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of like all all you San Antonio bands are like
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all this brotherhood, which I don't think Austin has that.
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Maybe I don't know, I don't know.
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I mean it's hard to say. There's some great Austin
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bands right now too, but definitely the to me, maybe
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the scene here in San Antonio a little a little
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bit more smaller, so it's maybe it's a little.
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More close close niche Yeah, that might be it.
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Yeah, And that could be it too. I think like
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there's definitely pockets of different scenes here and then they're
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all type too for sure. We're kind of in our
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own name. We're in this weird kind of gray area.
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We kind of like we'll play shows with pretty much anybody.
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We can honestly say, like, you know, we've played with
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metal bands, We've played with like indie bands, you know.
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Sometimes we've even played like death metal shows or death
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course shows.
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Even see I love that.
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Yeah, I love that too. Some promoters don't, but.
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I h because I come from the day where yeah, yeah,
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I had all the gatekeepers and you couldn't even mix
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the same genre. And frankly, it was stupid. Music is music,
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and you know, you like it or don't like it,
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doesn't matter what the genre is. But if you're only
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listening to one genre, you may miss out on a
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lot of music that you probably absolutely totally.
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Yeah, And I've played those death metal shows and death
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course shows, and they've come to us, like different members
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of different bands, and we're like, dude, that was refreshing,
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you know, it gave almost like it gave like their
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ears of break, you know what I mean, right, because
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something offered we offered something different, you know, in the
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middle of the you know, death metal, death course stuff.
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I love I grew up on it. You know, have
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family members that play it. So but you know, I
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just we just try and incorporate our own influences and
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do our own thing.
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Yeah. So I'll tell you the funniest gig I ever
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went to in my whole life was uh, it was
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at the True Badore and it was Striper opening for Slayer.
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That's awesome, right right, and so fight.
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I remember clearly I was up at the stage and
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the guitarist is Striper. He was doing the lead ain't
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bent over and his cross was hanging down and I,
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I don't know, I was like fifteen, I don't remember,
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idiot kid, and I took his cross and I flipped
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it upside down and he just smiled at me like
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it was like, you know it was right. Then I realized, well,
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he is actually pretty cool because it's like he didn't
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react the way I expected.
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Yeah, that's cool, he gets I mean he knows.
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Well. You know, it's funny because so what you know,
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you have two bands that maybe are not the same,
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and maybe you like them both and you just have
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a good time live. One thing I think we've learned
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from COVID is I don't give a fuck if some
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kid where a recorder gets and gets up on stage
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and plays a show, I won't be at live music.
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I don't care.
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Yeah, same man. Yeah, you know it. We took it
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for granted for sure. And I remember our first show
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was back after COVID. They're actually really crazy, Like it
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was like we had crazy pits and people were knocking
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over tables like it was like k as soon as
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we got to like one hundred percent capacity at the bars,
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like I love it, Like it was like everyone was like, yes,
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I love it.
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But yeah, he got rid of that people being bitchy
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and complaining about everything and realize, yeah, we need this
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live music. I don't care what it's like, you know.
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a much better scene. And I think, shush, I think
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metal's bigger than ever now after COVID.
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knock looses on Jimmy Kimmel, I know, with Poppy.
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besides to me in transmission, what else we would like
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it was filmed by a friend of ours. We're gonna
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