Oct. 1, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews Halocene at Louder Than Life 2025
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Louder Than Life 2025 Wrapped Up 8 Electrifying Days Of Music Performances In Louisville, With America’s Loudest Rock & Metal Festival (Sept 18-21) & Bourbon & Beyond A Week Prior (Sept 11-14) Bringing In A Combined, Record-Breaking Attendance Of Over 450,000 Fans
Louder Than Life Returns September 17-20, 2026 First Headliner Revealed: My Chemical Romance Plus Many More Acts To Be Announced Early Bird Tickets Will Go On Sale This Fall At LouderThanLifeFestival.com
Louder Than Life not only continues its reputation as America’s Loudest Rock & Metal Festival with the 2025 edition, but the 11th year of the event also marked the biggest festival in the history of DWP, and breaking rock festival records in North America. There were a number of once-in-a-lifetime moments over the course of the four days that added to the specialness of Louder Than Life.
In addition to music performances, this year’s edition of Louder Than Life featured various partner onsite activations, award-winning beverages and delectable eats from partners including Acathla Clothing, Al Capone, Angel's Envy, Basil Hayden, Beatbox Beverages, Black Shades, Blackcraft Cult, Bud Light, Cutwater Spirits, Demons Behind Me, Dimebag Hardware, Drew Estate, Eargasm, Elijah Craig, Fxck Cancer, Huber's Starlight Distillery, Jack Daniel's, Jim Beam, Knob Creek & Rye, KREWE, Kroger, Maker's Mark, Middle West Spirits, Milagro Tequila, Old Forester, Park Community Credit Union, Voices for Consumer Choice and Citizens for Tobacco Rights, Parlor Root Beer, Red Bull, Strüng, Take Me Home, The Music Experience, The Taylor Foundation, Tito's Handmade Vodka, To Write Love on Her Arms, U.S. Army, U.S. Marines, Voices for Consumer Choice and Citizens for Tobacco Rights, White Claw, and Willett Distillery. According to Louisville Tourism, it is estimated that Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life together generated nearly $43 million in local economic impact in 2025. The back-to-back festivals also drove some of the highest hotel demand of the year, with overall occupancy reaching more than 80% citywide. These preliminary estimates highlight the tremendous tourism and economic value of the festivals, which bring hundreds of thousands of visitors to Louisville and fuel spending across hotels, restaurants, bourbon attractions, and local businesses.
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And I'm here with Addie and Bradley of Halisine.
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Nice here at Louder than Life. It's your first time
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at Louder, isn't it it is? It's pretty cool, isn't
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it something else?
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The weather is since toasty out there today.
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It's a little toasty, but it could be worse. It
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really have a tornado.
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Okay, we're from Nashville, so that does. That is common
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with us as well.
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It happens almost every year here. We're lucky it hasn't
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happened yet, but last weekend. If I can find the picture,
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I'll show you what happened here. Okay, And I'll find
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that while we're talking. But I've been actually following you
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guys for a while because you have badass music. I
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think I found you on TikTok oh sick right. Yeah,
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that's what's so cool about today is like you can
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find bands on TikTok Like years ago, how do you
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find a band? It was not that easy, And now
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you can use as a tool to really get your
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music out there and not depend on anybody except yourself.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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We've been in the industry since two thousand and eight,
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and back then it was MySpace, so we saw the
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whole progression from the uprising of YouTube to the TikTok sensationalism,
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and then we were doing live streaming on Twitch.
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So we're kind of all over the place.
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I love that. And here's what the picture is going
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to pull up?
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Oh shit, that's crazy.
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First wheel right there.
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It's striking the actual Ferris wheel.
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Yeah. That was last week and Dani Wimmer at another
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festival here and that's what happened.
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Yeah, that's pretty incredible. Right, that's a great picture there.
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We could put it in a video too.
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Did you take that picture?
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No? Okay, that's what was called Bourbon Beyond, so it
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was on there inside.
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Oh okay, okay, but I.
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Heard it, like I was out there and I heard
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him like, what was that? Yeah, you never know what.
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I live in Florida, so I just got a notification
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I might go home to a hurricane, so who knows.
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But it is toasty out there because I'm from Florida
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and this is hot. Like I'm to go home in
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the cool.
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We're originally from Phoenix, Arizona, so to be honest, it's
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actually quite mild, but when you're out there all day,
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it is definitely brutal.
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And when you're performing.
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I would say performing is worse because you're gets you
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get soaking wet because the humidity. Yeah, and Arizona it's
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sure you'll sweat, but it's like a gross hot here,
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and it's like a deadly hot there. So it's like
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figure poison exactly. Florida. You that's like maybe the worst
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of all of it, right, right, Like.
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I remember Warped Tour, they used to do the last
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show in westbaum Beach in August. I'm like, are you insane?
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Same Phoenix, it would be July. It'd bely what on
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black off asphalt, like not even on grass.
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It was the worst, But it's part of the game, right.
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But when you go up on stage though, like at
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first maybe, but then you get in the zone, right
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and then afterwards you die?
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Yeah, no, zero percent. I die fucking in the middle
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of those shows. So we were just in Europe and
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we were and they had no AC and this particular
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venue I don't even remember what it was called, and
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it was we had cut like six soft. We couldn't finish.
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It was that hot and humid and just deathly and
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once you get like hundreds of bodies in there too,
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I don't know how that is even legal. It was bad. No,
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we still have a great time. Those are like they
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feel like punk shows, but as we get bigger and
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more people get in, it gets more dangerous.
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Like literally literally there's bands where, especially like the drummer
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will like pass out of heat stroke during the middle
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of the set.
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No, I mean at that show particular, I had to
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get my shoes off because I was really it was
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hard to stay conscious at a certain point.
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I hear you, but you guys are pretty badass. How
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would you describe your music without using genre to the
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listeners that may have never heard you?
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Okay, well, we just like to rockify things. So we
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started off as kind of a when we were younger.
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I think a lot of bands go through this when
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they're young, and they kind of go through the like
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punk pop punk pop rock kind of face, you know,
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and then he's your taste, evolve and become a better musician.
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Our band has always been really democratized by our fans,
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and we would live stream or do videos, and they
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would be like, you should try screaming, Brad, And so
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I started screaming. Now ADDIE's fucking screaming. So now we're
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kind of going through a metal core phase, if you will.
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So I mean right now, and we said don't use
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the genre fans. I mean, we're at a metal festival,
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what the hell right, right, But we've been doing it
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for so long. We've scratched a little bit of every
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genre for the most part. But we always try to
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do like a rock ify flare, whether that like cover
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or even like our originals when we might start off
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writing and it's not rock yet, right, and then we
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just kind of like, okay, our formulas just try to
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rock wify it a little bit.
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HALLI SEENI I love that that that's a perfect term.
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Rockify it. Yeah, okay, and yeah, I mean I the
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reason I say no genre is because I hate how
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artists are boxed in. Yes, especially nowadays, it's like there's like, okay,
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your subpost metal, or.
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When you're doing like the metadata when you because we
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do our own distro and everything, like you know, where
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you don't have a label. We've been doing it all ourselves.
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You gotta choose all those subgenres and each song is different, like,
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well this was not metal anymore? Right, And you're right,
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like you you gotta choose what do you go with?
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You know?
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And if God forbid, you make the wrong fucking answer.
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I don't know where that metadata goes or how it
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affects the algorithms these days.
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Right, exactly, And I almost a lot of times bad.
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I'll have bands like make up their own genre name
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during the interview because it's pretty much what it comes
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down to it. There's so many micro jos that one
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band could fit into each.
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So some fan it wasn't a fan, actually, it was
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a hater that left a comment and called us Barbie medal,
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and I thought that was fucking awesome.
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I feel like, I feel like if someone's gonna own
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Barbie Metal, it would be like Scene queen or something.
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Though, But she's bimbo core.
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And I hear all of them. There's this one band
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and a really good by of interview. I can't remember
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her name right now, but they are beauty core.
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Yeah, I mean that's the thing. Though, It's like, I
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don't know we the band.
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Will be that.
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Bring the handicap town, Nah.
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But I mean, yeah, we don't really subscribe to one
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label either, because even if you're on our live stream,
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like we'll go from singing the heaviest song to like
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country like out of nowhere.
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Because you're an artist, you should just express yourself. You
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shouldn't be like, well I have to do this kind
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of music. Let's do whatever you feel.
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Yeah, So I think it makes you a better artist
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when you take from others genres.
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That's a good point. So we as we're coming up
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and we finally were able to leave our jobs, well
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we had like alter egos and we'd do weddings and
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casinos and those who're playing top forty shit, we never
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want to play. But you kind of start to appreciate
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other genres and it really does make you a better musician.
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Oh, I think that wholeheartedly because to your point when
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you were talking about punk, Okay, most punk bands, the
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old school ones, the whole idea of punk is they
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didn't know how to play their Instagram. Yeah, so then
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as they played more, they learned it along the way.
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So then you evolve and expand how your music is.
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I would say that's very true for us, Like we
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started in like pop punk, kind of genre. But as
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time has gone on, we've kind of collected things here
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and there. We went through kind of like a Bradley's.
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One of Bradley's biggest influences is Hans Zimmer, so we
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almost had like I wouldn't say symphonic metal.
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So you know, okay, I changed my answer now in
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my brain, and it's not for the same It's like
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I always think if Hans Zimmer was in a rock
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or a metal band, that's what I want us to
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sound like. Whether we hit that mark or not, I
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can't tell you, but yeah. And then Nattie's got a
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slew of inspirations.
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Yeah, I'm all over the board.
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So what are your top five inspirations?
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Oh shit, okay, Well, like if we're talking childhood, I'm
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gonna have to go, well, Avri Levine because that was
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my obsession as a child, My chemical Romance, Motley Crue,
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Britney Spears.
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What's my last one?
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Modern nowadays I would say like Sleep Token, Battleman's spirit Box,
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I Prevail.
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Yeah, so spirit Box. I am in fascination when I
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see her sing, Yeah, watch the technique of her mouth. Yes,
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Like it's exactly like my hand is showing she's scared.
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It goes like this, Yeah she is fad ass, she
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kill her. I'm watching them, Like the way she just
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opens her mouth. Ye can tell she's using a proper
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technique because I used to sing thrash metal but we
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didn't have technique, right, So you just fuck up your
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voice and you fuck up your throat and you're.
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Done technique education and academia. Actual, how do you do it?
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Opera?
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And just fuck it right?
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Right?
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But yeah, I So I had the honor of interviewing
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her like very early on when they were first blowing
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up after they released Circle with me, I was doing
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an interview with her. I I teamed up with Sunheiser
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and we had a show called The Pulse for a
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little while and I was interviewing artists and everything. It
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was during COVID, so she was like just chatting it
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up with me and.
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She was still working her day job.
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We talked about just like being a chick in a
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band and like it was cool.
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It was really cool.
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That's way cool. And now take a look at your mic.
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You can't see it.
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Oh with the Senneiser Mike, I'm sorry.
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Yeah, see, so you're with the thing. The logos. Ye,
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you're representing right, Absolutely, we have to, so it's funny
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you should say that.
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Yeah, we're big fans of Senheiser, like they have supported
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us since we were babies.
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Like nice, we shout out to Timmet Sennineiser. We had
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maybe I don't know hardly any of the falling whatsoever,
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and they asked us to come play an acoustic set
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at NAM one year and then they have supported us
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and helped us.
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I love that.
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With gear and support when it comes to that kind
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of stuff like freebies is not important what you learn.
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It's support when gear fails or you need replacements or
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this or that, or help setting up for a bigger tour.
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And they especially as an invent artists, when you can't
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hire your own backline stage manager, you are the fucking
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I'm wearing the hats, you know it's me And so
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I can literally call them on speed dial so to speak.
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And they helped us out. So I did not to
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go off the rails, but they have been amazing.
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No, I love hearing that. That's so cool. You know
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