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Whycome America, It's time for the
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This is the pipe Man here on
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C Y Radio. And I'm here
with our next guest, who I have

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to totally publicly apologized too, because
we're supposed to talk last week and I'm

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in Costa Rica right now, and
I got screwed up with the time zones.

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I'm usually on Eastern Time, but
here it's it's Central Time, and

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we're on like Teko time here,
which to explain that Teko time means everybody

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takes their time and there is no
like time. And I came in like

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an our hour late or something like
that because of the time zone. So

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I'm gonna publicly apologize to you guys
right off the bat, because I never

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do that. Almost three thousand interviews, I think that's like only the second

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time I've ever done that. Crap. But must be too much surfing and

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monkeys. I don't know, right, Yeah, we know that we sounds

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familiar, you know, so fine. I brought you guys on because you

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guys have some badass new music coming
out. I I love it and listen.

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I don't interview bands if I don't
like their music, because I don't

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get pressed people that do that,
because how can you be like pumped and

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promote music that you don't like and
sound real? But you guys are badass.

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So I'll formally welcome the show.
So welcome Aluma Shade. How are

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you well? Thanks for that great
intro. It's nice to be here.

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Like your glasses by the way,
thanks man. But yeah, if you're

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in Costa Rica, you better you
better wear your shades right, no doubt

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and listen. I live in Florida
most of the year. Like I live

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in Florida part of year, and
then I travel the rest of the year

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outside the US to get away from
all the crazies when it's not festival season.

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Right, So during festival season,
I'm going on tour doing coverage at

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radio festivals, at music festivals all
over the US, UK and Europe.

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But I mentioned this because in Florida, the sun is brutal. It's brutally

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hot, and I should be used
to that. And the first couple of

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days I was in Costa Rica,
I was stupid overdid it when on like

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a five hour hike in the sun
and then went for surfing for three hours

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and I got sun poisoning, some
poisoning even, yes, yes, was

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not fun. Oh yeah, the
sun is brutal here. But the sunsets

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are freaking amazing, you know,
They're like, don't I've traveled all over

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world. I don't know. I
don't think I've seen a better sunset anywhere.

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But you know, no better,
no better way to enjoy your new

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album but sitting on the beach at
the sunset with the earbuds in listening to

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Another Side of You, which is
coming out very soon now. Yeah,

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so tell us a little bit about
the album. We have the album covered

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behind me, which I love album
art, like man, kids are missing

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out nowadays because album arts some of
the coolest crap. And I love how

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it didn't even happen on purpose,
but I'm purposely like in the middle with

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I had like I have the wings, So I like that. Tell us

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about the album, all right,
yeah, all right, So, first

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of all, thank you for having
us as well from my side, and

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I love the background looks like you
have two wings, that's right, indeed,

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Yeah, so another side of you. It's like a compilation of the

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songs that we wrote throughout the past
two three years. I would say it

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started out with a few songs that
we just wrote out in the blue,

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if you can say like that,
without a vision of having an actual full

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length album. And then by the
end when we started negotiating with Napalm signing,

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the vision got more clear and the
goal to actually release a full length

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album. And then we yeah,
in last summer kind of finished everything that

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was missing, let's say, and
went to the studio and now it's coming

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out in within the week. So
it's it's crazy. I know, that's

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wild. Right, time goes quick, doesn't it? Like every year it

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seems to go faster, Like I
came and came from beliebor Or in February.

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February. Yeah, absolutely, So
I tell us a little bit about

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like I was watching the video for
cloud Reader, which that's a badass video,

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badass song. Tell us more about
that song because that's the newest single,

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right it is. Yeah, Well, it's definitely a very approachable song

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in a way that it's it's pretty
poppy in a way, right, Yeah,

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you got the catchy chorus. Still
there's like very intricate stuff going on

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if you you know there to listen
closely, which for me makes it one

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of my favorites. Maybe it's my
favorite of the day. I mean that

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stuff changes right as you sometimes a
song anymore and then you begin to love

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it again. I guess it's one
of those songs that came to be in

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a very typical illuminitiate manner, where
you know, Fabby had that verse,

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you had more, of course,
but the verse part with that, the

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piano and the and the vocal melody, that just struck me, and I

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just I knew that we have to
do something with that. And then I

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just worked out the like an arrangement
and took parts and changed parts, so

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it came about very naturally. I
have to say, it's I really like

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this song. I can't. I
mean, I usually don't say that about

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a lot of songs that I personally
was involved in. But it's hard,

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right, It's hard to like,
Yeah, your your own worst critic anyway,

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So it's like even me, I'll
do interviews and like after the interviewed,

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they're like, oh my god,
that was the best interview ever.

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And I'm like thinking, in my
head, I sucked. We all,

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Yeah, I guess we all.
We all do, right, we think

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the same, we have the same
patterns there. But this song, I

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can honestly say, I still like
it. I like to perform in life,

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even though it's kind of like a
bitch to play. Also, I

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guess it's a it's a song that
is trying to be uplifting, telling about

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you know, life in all its
different stages, without trying to be prea

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chief, you know what I mean. Yeah, because we definitely don't want

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to do that. But yeah,
I guess it's our uplifting positive hymn of

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this record kind of see, And
I love that And that's more real anyway,

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because when you're preachy, it's not
real. And I'm very much about

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positive stuff. But you can't force
it, like you can tell if somebody's

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forced it or not, just like
with musicianship. You watch bands up on

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stage and you can tell if they're
just going through the motions or they're just

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freaking loving what they're doing and they're
in a zone. And that's the bands

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I like the ones that are loving
what they're doing in a zone, right,

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I have to say too. Okay, something caught my attention because it

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was funny because I was saying in
the beginning of the interview that you know,

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I travel on the off season.
So last year I spent two months

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in the Netherlands because I love the
Netherlands, and the apartment I rented was

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in Amstelvin and I was like,
oh man, this year, if it

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was last year, I could have
gone to your show because I didn't even

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know that there were shows in that
town. Like I walked the whole town

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and I was like, I didn't
even know there were shows and I saw

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that, like, wow, I
wonder where that was. So So,

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how has it been on the road
so far, and how are people take

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accepting your new music? Well,
I think we can say it was such

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a cool tour. It was our
first one, so we didn't really know

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what to expect. I think many
things are learning by doing and with it

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comes with experience. But I think
we prepared really well. Shout outs to

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the guys with all the life equipment. Everybody prepared and we had a great

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team. We had a really cool
like mini nightliner. Yeah, it was

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so good. We had a great
crew with our sound engineer merch Lady.

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Everything it was I don't know,
it just felt so good. The lane

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was very welcoming, very supportive.
The crowds as well. I would say,

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I don't know, it was just
really cool. And talking about cloud

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Reader, I was actually amazed how
well it is perceived life, Like you

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see the smile on the faces of
the people, and just it has to

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drive as well. I was,
I think a little bit skeptical, probably

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the most skeptical person in the band
about Cloud Reader And why is that?

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What were you skeptical about? Yeah, I mean I understand that it's like

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the chorus is catchy, the length, everything is perfect for a single.

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Like thinking in these kind of terms, I was just I don't know.

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I had my doubts if it is
a little bit too bright in but I

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think this is it's good. It's
good. I'm happy we did it.

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I'm happy. Especially Filmas was like
really standing up for this song and I'm

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happy that it went the way it
went. Now nice And speaking of shows

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coming up at March, you have
a couple album release shows, so let's

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talk about that. Yeah, yeah, we do. It's two shows in

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Switzerland, so one is in the
French part, one in the German part,

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like hometown show in Zurk. And
you ever bringing three other great bands,

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So we bring our good friends from
Ad Infinitum. We've played together before.

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We supported them on their album release
show back in twenty one, I

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think, so try Yeah, so
that's gonna be great. Then we have

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Lire, which is the new project
from Michelina Malish who was is a former

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Herdy Guarder player in eighteen. We're
bringing her along also, that's a super

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cool project to check out. And
then we got voiced Ruin. I think

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they're from the French part right from
Switch Off Switcher. Yeah, Switzerland.

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So yeah, it should be like
a like a mini festival. I love

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it. That sounds like a fun
time to May and and then okay,

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so I get back to States in
April because then I have to go on

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tour for festivals in the US in
May, and then I have festivals in

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the UK in June and in August, and then I won in the US

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in July. But you guys are
going to be in North America in April.

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Yeah, as bad ass, you'll
be all over the US Canada.

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That's pretty cool tour. Have you
guys played in the US or Canada before?

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Not with Illuminiate, Jonas and me, we were two times with Elvetti

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over there, and I always always
love these tours, So I'm super curious

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when we will come with Illuminiate joining
Corporate Cladian Visions of Atlantis. So that's

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going to be something We're planning everything. It's many things to think about and

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just can't wait because I mean the
Americans or Canadians, I mean the passion

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for music and the energy during the
concerts and just really looking forward to that.

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See I love hearing that because over
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Europe and that's the place where the
passion for the music is. So the

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bottom line is the passion is everywhere, you know, and I mean and

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I also feel good now that I'm
interviewing you because now I've done the hat

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trick because both the other bands that
you're touring with in North America I've already

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interviewed, So now I've completed the
trio for the tour. So tell everybody

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how to hit you guys up on
social media on the web, how they

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can pre order the album. Everything
you want to know about promoting your merch

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and your albums and all that stuff. Yeah, well, if you really

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want to do as a favor,
you should pre order the album now or

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the vinyl. Actually, I mean
it, maybe by the time this interview

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goes out, the album is out, because we'll get it out quicker than

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that. Okay, okay, so
let's pre order. I want them all

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the pre order. They can't listen
to my show unless say pre order.

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I mean that supports us for sure. I mean we've come up with a

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very reasonable idea to put out a
double vinyl in twenty twenty four. Yeah,

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well that's brave. Yeah. Put
in the end, we're all just

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music lovers and music nerds, and
we know that the metal scene is still

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there's people who are like minded.
So yeah, be counting you out there.

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Well, listen, I'm one of
those because I miss the days of

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when, like listen, in the
eighties, we used to love it when

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somebody came out with double album that
was like the most killer thing. It

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was like you had to run out
and get it because it was a double

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album. Nowadays, people to get
through one song sometimes as an effort and

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I think we need I think it's
changing now. I think it's going back

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to because of the resurgence of vinyl
people actually listening to albums and I love

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it. Yeah, yeah, I
agree, or I mean I hope so

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as well. But having said that, if you are into Spotify and the

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streaming services, of course you can
find us on all of the all of

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those of course, I mean yeah, camp as well. And we also

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do have an American band store our
own, so there we will even I

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don't know we we we will have
the album as well. Actually you can

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even preorderate there, but we didn't
push it that much yet. Yes,

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yes, absolutely, as much as
I know. It should be available on

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Amazon and stuff as well at some
point. Wow. Nice something like that.

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So yeah, and I buy your
on Instagram and so on Facebook,

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everywhere everywhere. We lost you for
a second there, Yeah, you dropped

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off for a second. But you're
back. Good, Black, I'm back.

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Good. How about TikTok? You
guys got TikTok? We do,

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We tried. What what's the craziest
TikTok that you did? Is there one?

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No? Not not really, We're
just reposting. See see now,

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when you do this North American tour, you're just gonna have to like do

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tiktoks in every city, right,
Okay, that's good, thanks for them.

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See there you go. You could
it could be the TikTok Tour of

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North America. Right, yeah,
let's do that. I need to grow,

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right, that's right, that's right. Any final words you want to

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give our listeners that we haven't touched
on yet that you want them to know

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about your band and your music.
M that's the trick question right there.

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Well, I'll tell you what I
think the final words are is they have

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to go out and pre order and
buy another side of you, or else

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they have to go on another show
to because they can't listen to my show.

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So right, right, seriously,
everybody check it out. Check out

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the video for a cloud reader.
You're gonna love it. Okay. It's

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badass, and that's coming from as
all my listeners know, an old school

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metal head that it is kind of
poppy, but it's cool. It's a

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cool kind of poppy. It's like
it's something that sticks in your head.

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That's what I got from it.
So everybody check it out and thanks you

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guys for making such badass music and
thanks for being on the Adventures of Pipe

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many thanks. Pleasure, pleasure,
pleasure is all mine. We'll see you,

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uh in the States maybe right,
Yeah, let's hope. So are

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you gonna be playing a festivals?
Not in the States? No bummer,

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you're not back in the States right
then in April. I'll be back in

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the States in April, except I
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I don't think you're going to be
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was. You're gonna be starting off
in uh reading Pa and then go on

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to New York City as we call
it, Like I'm born in New York.

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We call it the city. Like
anybody in the United States, if

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you say the city, they know
what city you're talking about. There's like

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and if there's anybody, it's like
woop city, Like shut up, dude,

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there's only one city. So I
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by Abbey, which is a cool
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that a city. That's not a
city because you can drive by it and

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you missed it, you know,
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guys playing in New York? By
the way, do you know maybe Grammar

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I think, do you know?
I okay, yeah, and then and

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then after New York you go to
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of my favorite cities in the world. Oh yeah, that's always also the

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people. Yeah, show will be
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Oh yeah, I love Montreal.
So you guys will be in Reading,

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PA, New York City, Boston, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Pontiac,

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Michigan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Minneapolis, Winnipeg, Regina, Edmonton,

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Calgary, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San

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Diego, Phoenix, Denver, Lincoln, Nebraska, Joliet, Illinois. There's

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a lot of badass cities in that
tour, like there's those are like those

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are like the major cities to go
to, except like you know, Lincoln,

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Nebraska, but you got to play
there. Yeah the grammarcy I quickly

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checked. Yeah it is right nice, Yeah, it's yeah. Well you

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guys are badass and uh man,
you don't wait to get to North America

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and everybody, make sure to get
the new album because you will love it.

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Yes, thank you guys. Yeah, even old school metal heads like

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it. As you prove there,
it is Thank you for listening to the

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adventures of Plateland. I'm W four
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