Oct. 16, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews HOWLING GIANT About Crucible & Ruin
PipemanRadio talks with Sebastian Baltes of Howling Giant Current Singles: “Canyons” For Fans Of: Mastodon, The Sword, ASG, Cave In, Ghost, Baroness "Crucible & Ruin" that this is the band's first album to be entirely recorded in a proper...
PipemanRadio talks with Sebastian Baltes of Howling Giant
Current Singles: “Canyons”
For Fans Of: Mastodon, The Sword, ASG, Cave In, Ghost, Baroness
"Crucible & Ruin" that this is the band's first album to be entirely recorded in a proper studio setting as opposed to their home studio,
This is the band's first album to feature new fourth member Adrian Lee Zambrano.
"Crucible & Ruin" is available as an olive green vinyl LP, a cream white vinyl LP, a marbled transparent petrol green & black vinyl LP, a marbled blue cassette, and a Digisleeve CD.
Band: Howling Giant
Album title: Crucible & Ruin
Style: Stoner Metal
Release date: October 31, 2025
Label: Magnetic Eye Records
Review impact date: October 1, 2025
HOWLING GIANT hail from Nashville, Tennessee, USA, sidestepping the self-proclaimed Music City's assembly line of modern pop country while taking inspiration from the brilliant songwriters and virtuoso session players that keep the town's musical legacy burning bright. Fertile ground for a preeminent fuzz-psych power trio, now turned quartet, who consciously live in the pocket of that lineage!
Following a trilogy of EPs, "Howling Giant" (2015), "Black Hole Space Wizard: Part 1" (2016), and "Black Hole Space Wizard: Part 2" (2017), HOWLING GIANT struck a chord with critics and fans on their debut full-length "The Space between Worlds" in 2019. "Glass Future" proved a gargantuan leap for the band that now featured Sebastian Baltes, son of legendary ACCEPT bass master Peter Baltes. Released in 2023, "Glass Future" brought their outstanding musicianship and triple vocal attack fully into stride.
HOWLING GIANT storm forward once more in defiant refusal to remain still. Having grown into a four-piece as well as in their prowess as musicians and songwriters, "Crucible & Ruin" is an album at least as big as their name. Don't take our word for it, just give it a spin – or two or three...’
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Hi, you have done to your censure.
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Wow for you young.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures of
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Pipe Man W four C Y Radio. And I'm very
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excited because we have some new music we're going to
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talk about. And uh so, let's welcome to the show.
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Halloween Giant, how are you? Well, you're not the only
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Hallween giant you're representing.
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I'm representing. I'm Sebastian. I'm the bass player and I
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am the all this person in the band, so literally
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I am the giant.
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Well there you got how tall?
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I'm six foot three?
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Oh yeah, well you tower over me for sure. And
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you know, it's funny to hear that too, because I
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don't think people realize, like so many of band members
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and I'm friends with that you see him up on
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stage and they look like bigger than life.
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M m.
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Most of them aren't that tall.
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Yep.
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You go backstage and you meet him and they're like
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half the height, right, Its exactly.
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It's like you do imagine a giant in your head.
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Yeah, well the stage helps, you know, The stage helps
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for sure. Oh yeah, Just imagine imagine going to see
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Ronnie James Dio, seeing him up on stage like a
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giant and then going backstage and realize how tiny he is.
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So yeah, right, yeah.
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I used to sing with him in Tarzana at his
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house and I'm five 't seven and he made me
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look tall.
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Oh man, you know, oh man, yeah man, I'm used
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to being the tallest one on stage. The only problem
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is that I hit my head multiple times on things,
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so that's that's often not good.
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See. You know, as short people we think about that too,
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like we think about the problems we don't have, and like,
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you know, like we don't have to worry about running
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into things because everything is above.
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Us, right, I could see everything except for what's right
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in front of me, so that, yeah, that's tough sometimes,
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but as it really happened lately on stage yet, so
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I'm crossing my fingers that I can keep it that way.
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I know. Right, It's almost better to be taller as
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a fan out in the crowd because then you can
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see everything. But then you make everybody piste off because
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they can't see asked you.
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I can't help it, man, I was no my fault
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show late.
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And you know what, just move a little step to
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the left or step to the right, and you're good, right,
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and you guys just got done doing a few shows
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this month, and uh, so tell us why people should
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show up to your live shows, man.
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I feel like our live shows are just so fun
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and energetic. We always just try and bring this energy
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of of uh you know, like everybody is invited and
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everybody's accepted. The past few shows that we did with
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Castle Rat were really fun. Castle Rat is awesome, and
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to be able to go out with them and see
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their live show, you know, they take it to the
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next level where they're very theatrical, you know, with their
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their the costumes and the makeup and everything, and and
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it's really cool to see. I feel like we bring
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a different element whereas we kind of go up there
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as more of you know, we could rock the jeans
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just you know, bring as much energy as we can.
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So yeah, that's why I think people. I think people
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just love coming out and just you know, rocking out.
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and do radio coverage at festivals all over and then
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a couple of the last ones that I did that
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were at the same venue two weeks in a row,
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two different kinds of genres. What I love about your
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band is that you could have fit in both festivals. Like,
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there's certain bands that could fit in two different types
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of festivals and certain that can't. So one of them
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was Bourbon and Beyond, you know, which is got like that.
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the jam bands, and it has country and it like
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has a little bit of a bluegrass blues everything. But
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I mean, like, so that's where I feel like, even
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though you're not a jam band, you could fit in
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that jam band like venue.
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you know, musically, you know, Tom was originally uh Tom.
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Tom studied classical guitar.
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have this kind of large appreciation for music that's not
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just you know, metal or rock. So we kind of
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try to bring a lot of that to our style,
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if that makes sense. And we never really want to
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be like pigeonholed as just a metal band or just.
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A rock band.
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We kind of want to be, you know, whatever we
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want the Holland Giants sound to be.
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So yeah, that's.
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play these different types of festivals that some of them
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are just you know, rock festivals, some of them are
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more metal festivals. We're doing psych stuff now, and it's
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just it's been really fun to kind of explore that range.
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I love it too, because I mean, basically, I think
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an artist, the whole idea is to experiment, especially as
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you start learning your craft, So you shouldn't be pigeonholed
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into just one micro genre like they like to do nowadays.
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You know, I'm a total metal head, but I was
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also the type. I'm also the type that likes the
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psychedelic rock and the jam bands, and you know, I
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would go as a teenager to Slayer on Friday night,
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Grateful Dead on Saturday, and you know, you know, and
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it's like, I think everybody's that way. You don't just
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like one type of music. I think anybody says that
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they're lying and they're doing like we did in the eighties,
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you know, whereas like you weren't allowed to like this
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other stuff, so you really did like it, but you
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just never admitted it, you know. Yeah, yeah, you know,
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And then you know the fact of the matter is
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is I think for us to enjoy the music the
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artist has to enjoy, and how's ours gonna enjoy it
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if you're playing the same song over and over again.
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Exactly, you know, we like to switch it up to
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And that's one of the reasons why I'm so excited
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for this new record to come out, because you know,
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there's so many new songs that we get to to.
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Play on there and really showcase the people.
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And it is tough too when you have such a
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you know, I don't want to I'm not trying to
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make this seem like I'm bragging whatever, but you know,
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we have a fairly good catalog of songs to pick
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from when we're doing live shows, right, and so there's
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always going to be songs that we just like kind
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of miss or you know, have it played in a while.
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So yeah, being able to like freshen that up a
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little bit is kind of nice. And also, yeah, again
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just doing you know, we have we're doing stuff that
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has you know, metal in it has rock, and then
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we have you know, part of our show that's really
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just kind of chilling, psychedelic, and so it's really fun
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to be able to play all of those different things.
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Yeah, and so like the next week was Louder than Life.
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So oh nice, that's where you fit in metal wise. Yeah,
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I'll tell you a funny story too that you would appreciate,
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you know. So I was at Bourbon Beyond in the audience.
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I was joking my friends who are jam band friends,
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and I was like, what do you think if I
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started a mosh bit? And it was during Fish Fish
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was playing okay, oh man, And then it was rather
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interesting because, like a couple hours into their set, because
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you know, they do the whole three hour set thing. Yeah,
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a lot of people were in a very different state
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of mind in the beginning of the set and if
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you catch my drift as you do. And it was
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so funny to me because I'm watching people and it
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looked to me like a mosh pit without anybody touching
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any but anybody.
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So I was somebody was trying to be super careful, right.
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Right, They're all like moving around like they're in ash pit,
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but not touching anybody. I'm like, well, see, you could do.
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That would be the cool washpit to do at a
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fish show.
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Yep, an appropriate mosh pit for a fish show, I'd say, exactly.
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And you know you mentioned about classically trained. Like I
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think a lot of people don't even realize. I've been
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saying this for years that metal is a derivative of
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classical music, and most people don't know that.
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It one hundred percent? Is it one hundred percent? Is
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there's so much classical I mean, just listen to you know,
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artists like Ingvey. Yes, you know, he's one of the
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probably most popular metal guitarists in the world, and and uh, he's.
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Just a ton of classical stuff.
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I think for Tom to have that classical training but
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then transition that into something that could you know, he
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could also play that the meathead riffs and the stoner
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riffs and you know, the progue and psych stuff. That's
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why he's always one of my favorites to watch.
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He's just awesome, nice and like, Okay, So, as everybody
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knows in the world right now, Rush is gonna be
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coming back to do shows. And I have always viewed
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Rush as like prog metal, Like a lot of people
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may not view it that way, but like twenty one
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to twelve is pretty fricking metal, and so it's everything
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before that, Like you take like the first Rush album.
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To me, that's kind of hard rock metal, you know, like,
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speaking of a band like that. Okay, and transition. You
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guys have transitioned from a three piece to a four piece.
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Tell us how that happened? How did that happen?
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So we we've done most of the stuff, you know,
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most of our past releases have been as a three piece.
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I joined in twenty eighteen. The guys started Zach and
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Tom started this and I think twenty fourteen. But yeah,
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so we were just jamming for you know, for forever.
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We did have our good buddy James. He filled in
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on guitar for about a year and he's helped us
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in the songwriting front too. So there was a portion
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of you know, hawling Giant history before where we were
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a four piece and we went back to being a
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three piece, and when we were looking for a new
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guitar player, there was only kind of one, uh, you know,
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one idea in mind. That was Adrian and he's just
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super awesome and we played with him, you know, multiple
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times on on tour with his other bands, and we've
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stayed at his house before and so we know that
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he is. He was the one guy to you know,
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fit and he joined towards the end of our recording
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process for Cruci Bowl and Ruin, and uh yeah, the
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stuff that he was able to add in on that
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process was just absolutely awesome and he's just been a
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perfect fit ever since. So it's been It's also been
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really nice for me too, because you know, when you're
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kind of picking up that rhythm guitar role a little biteah,
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actually have those two guitar players where I can really
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just focus on being Hey, I'm just being the bass player.
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it's it's a very different vibe. And I think being
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a bass player or a guitar player, you follow a
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different person in the band, like you know, like the
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bassis and the drummer are always usually in line with
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each other, and you know, so it would be very
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difficult to try to play both roles exactly.
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we want it as far as guitar and bass is concerned.
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click like that. And so he's been awesome.
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On the road.
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Been a pleasure having him, and yeah, we're stoked to
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With him nice And so do you think that's made
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a huge difference in your music for this new album?
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friend of ours do keys and synth and organ, a
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