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I'm here with our next guest. Super

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excited because we're gonna be playing Download, one of my favorite festivals in the

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whole world, and it's gonna be
badre So let's welcome to the show in

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depth. How are you yah,
dude? I do man, I'm good.

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Are you doing good? Doing good? And so cool? Okay,

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So how does it feel to play
Download? Like? What what kind of

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reaction is it that you have when
you first find out you're playing down?

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We were all we were all absolutely
like flabbergasted, mate, to be honest

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with you, like, it's not
it's not the kind of it's not the

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kind of thing that you find out
like on a random Tuesday when you're all

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at work and it's like ten a
m. And you're all just like messaging,

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messaging each other frantically, like freaking
the fuck out right. Yeah,

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I remember it I remember it very
well that I was literally I went down.

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I literally I got the email and
I was like, oh, fuck,

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this is no We're paying download?
What the fun was going on here?

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This is ridiculous. I thought he
was joking, to be fair,

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but like, honestly, I think
we're just so excited about him, and

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like I think we've always wanted to
play download lights into your kids, and

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like, especially if coming from England
as well, like do we download?

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It is such like a big thing
over here. So it's just unlike an

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honor to be even considered, like
to even play the fight we're playing not

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mind blowing. And so you know
I'm from the States. It's not just

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in the UK. Like Download is
respected throughout the world as like one of

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the greatest festival's, longest running ever. And you know, it's interesting because

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you know, it was something as
being in radio that you know, somebody

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that goes and does coverage at different
festivals. It's like, if I'm going

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to go outside the United States,
what's the first festival I would want to

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pick to cover? And that festival
was then you know, it was like

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that, and then I got spoiled
because just the way it download operates in

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every way for me as a media
person, for you guys, as the

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artists, for the people attending.
You know, it's just like a well

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oiled machine that still has that old
school kind of feeling towards how a music

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festival should be and how artists should
be treated and how media should be treated,

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and how we're all a team together
for a common goal and that's what

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makes it such a great success.
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exactly, man. Yeah, especially
with all the bands. You can see

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like from the top to the bottom, and like everyone is there, like

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you know what, they're working hard
just to make sure everyone's having a great

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time, you know what I mean, Like even like security guards, like

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everyone's great. Don't download and like
I don't know how they put off every

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year because so many other festivals like
don't put it off every year, you

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know what I mean. It's nice
to like and especially like when you compare.

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It's like when you see the carme
rate like the festivals like Download Festival,

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you mean, back to other festivals, it's mental like it just metal

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heads just look onto each other more
seemingly, you know what I mean.

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Everyone downloaded, just like everyone's clearly
there's have a good time and it's always

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nice every years, yea, even
as okay to your point with the criminal

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stuff. Okay, so here in
the States you do festivals. If you

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walk out in me the area,
take your stuff because it might not be

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there when you get back, you
know. Yeah. And so first time

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I did Download, I'm saying across
from this photographer and we were talking,

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we got friendly, and at one
point he left the press then for like

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a while and left all his equipment
sitting there, like thousands of dollars of

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equipment. And so when he came
back, I was like, are you

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worried about somebody taking that? Because
here in the States, people are scummed

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back sometimes you know that there were
other media people would take. And you

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listen when you talk about photographers,
videoographers that have that kind of equipment,

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they can't even afford that equipment.
Okay, So so like to take it

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from them to me is really like, why would you do that to a

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fellow media person. Well, that's
the attitude Download is like, they don't

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do that. It's like, oh
no, we all watch out for each

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other here exactly, no tolerance or
anything like that. And it's it's it's

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lovely to see like a community like
that exists. I mean, just just

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for us, like considering the the
scale of the festival itself, like I

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mean we have we also have in
the UK we have Bloodstock, but I

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do that one too. Yeah.
Yeah, So that's that's kind of like

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the other equivalent insights I guess you
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like you know, more death metal, black metal, power metal, you

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know, that's that's the real battle
jacket f'st Yeah. Yeah. But like

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but even even just talking about like
the scale of the festival itself, like

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I mean, I guess like in
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healfest In in France and maybe like
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what download is for us in terms
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I mean, like you know,
download is like it is like the

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holy Grail for like metal festivals and
stuff in the UK. So for us,

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it's like it is mind blowing to
cover this much ground in the space

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of a year. And you know, because we've we've done we've done some

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good stuff over the course of the
past year. But I would say to

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now be like air drop just like
straight into the biggest metal festival in the

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UK. Unreal, Do you even
have a clue how that happened? Well,

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we got the takeover things, so
like we went through like there's there's

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like these these guys that takeover you
run the tape over it download every year

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later on the Wednesday and tough like
they just have a takeover and they sort

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of showcase like UK like the smaller
bands that like not necessarily because like we

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didn't have a booking agent, you
know what I mean, we run everything

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in the house. We're like so
we're completely DIY sort of band. So

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like it's hard getting these opportunities and
like we just sort of applied for it.

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And I think out of like six
hundred bands that like six got chosen

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and we were one of them.
And we were just like didn't expect it

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at all because we're like we're up
a new band really and it's like what

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what what the fuck? But yeah, man, like I don't even know.

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Yeah, I think we've just got
lucky mate, if I'm being completely

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honest. Oh yeah, sometimes that's
where it ticks right now. So now

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tell us a little bit about what
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No. Honestly, bro, we're
gonna like we're bringing Obviously, we've just

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released our new EP, Drowning,
which came out in April, and that's

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just gone like it seemingly gone a
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we could ever have thought it has
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like I think we're just going to
bring grounding to downloads at all, you

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know what I'm saying. Nice show, show everybody what we're about, because

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I think it's the first time a
Union we've got to do this and play

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to like a crowd this big like
we invented last week and that was insane

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as well, because there's the scale
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bigger than what we were played before. So I just want to keep keep

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like keep smatching it and I hope, I hope you can stroll on the

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biggest show as possible. So yeah, go ahead. Yeah, I was

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I was just going to say,
like, in terms of the sound itself,

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like if anyone's not familiar with like
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it's it's super aggressive. It's super
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sort of tempos and stuff like it's
it's it's super heavy. I think it

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will go down well. For like, you know, the first day of

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the festival, everyone's kind of like
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got on a few drinks in them, and stuff will be up for you

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know, hearing some heavy music and
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down well. And like I think, you know, again, like what

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with Sam said about like you know, the record doing well and stuff,

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I think it's also important to make
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we've we've worked with like you know, talented videographers and people who have taken

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you know, good like promo shots
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kind of like they deserve some of
the credit as well for kind of like

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making us look professional, maybe more
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you know, at least at least
at least giving us like you know,

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the appearance of a professional band,
which I'm sure like the Takeover guys,

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you know, they took all that
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like the music videos and stuff,
they look really clean, and you know,

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the social media aspect of it as
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been quite careful about how that looks, so so yeah, and I think

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there there are a lot of people
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who you know, who deserve credit
and stuff for it helping us out.

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We've got like a good we've got
like a proper like good team behind us

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and stuff, which you're really grateful
for. M hm for sure. Very

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cool. And you know, you
guys are trying to look much I'm movement

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like this, like my background,
we're trying to go into the pre Yeah,

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I'm gonna I'm gonna gloves on today. So that's basically hard. There

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you go. And to give I
I to give our listeners a sense of

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your music, because it is I
love the new music is like so brutal

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and it's the best compliment I could
ever give you. So to give them

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kind of a sense if you were
to pick one band that you would tour

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with that you would say you were
most matched with that band tour. Who

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would see, there's a couple that
jump to mine straight away for me,

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And that'll probably be like I could
give you three, I couldn't give you

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what I'm at a toss up probably
between like thrown ten, five, six

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and not loose. I'd say I
feel like that's like a free because I

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feel like they're brutal and I feel
like they'd absolutely slap us every night,

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and I feel like I'd enjoy watching
set every single night because they just absolutely

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demolished. I mean yeah, and
then again, you know, like that

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there's there's definitely like that, at
least I've seen over the past, like

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I want to say, maybe maybe
like ten years or so, but like

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there's definitely been like a new wave
of especially like American bands, but like

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not exclusively, but that just play
like punishing quite like simplistic heavy music,

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and I think that's what like,
that's what we're driving towards. Really,

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like, so you know, you've
got like you're not loose, yeah,

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he got like yeah like that fans
like throwing you know, they keep it

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simple, they keep it effective and
heavy. So yeah, I mean like

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yeah, yeah, yeah. I
think I think a lot of us as

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well, Like we come from you
know, pretty like just like kind of

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metal routes. Really like me and
Pat, we we've known each other for

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a long time. We've always enjoyed
like old school American death or like White

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Chapel, Born of Asyrus, stuff
like that. So from the kind of

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like rhythmic like breakdown kind of side
of things like that was kind of where

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we cut our teeth, but like
giving it like a more modern feel,

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I guess, like so you know
you're talking about like knock loose and stuff

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like those guys are killing it right
now and you know they're playing like really

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like stripped back like minimal metal,
and it's it just works. It's like,

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yeah, not real, definitely.
And I have to agree too,

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because it's like I think sometimes with
metal, do you get all too complicated.

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It's like a little much like to
me, like metal should just be

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in your face brutality, marshable,
and you know, not taken as seriously.

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Yea, even though taken seriously,
I do believe it. I believe

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lyrics should be serious, you know. But when I say taking too seriously,

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it's like kind of you know,
I don't know. The best way

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I could describe is corportizing music and
metal, But like I kind of came

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from the last band I was in. I kind of come from like like

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Falls to the Wall, like play
as many notes in the song as possible,

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kind of like technical death metal background, and like ironically that band,

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you know, I mean we took
it pretty seriously. You know, we

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were really trying in that band,
like you know, it's like like really

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like you know, have it up
on the music on the like the musical

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side of things. But now I
think, I mean, I'm playing substantially

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and you know, I'm on bass
as well, so like I was always

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playing less notes than the guitar players, but I'm playing even fewer notes now,

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and I actually think that, you
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going further. We're playing less notes
and you know, it's like it's a

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lot more kind of stompy like like
just straightforward metal, and it just seems

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to be really effective. Like crowds
really love it. They love engaging with

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it because you know, it just
does the job. Yeah, you know

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what I mean. Yeah, and
to your point, Okay, so think

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about crowds like at shows. You
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really specific black metal bands. They
have their core culdish following m but they

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don't it doesn't kind of go beyond
there, like because it's such a niche.

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It's what I think. You know, it's like because you're such in

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a box that that's where you get
a box of people that follow it exactly,

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man, And that's the thing that
you've got to, like especially just

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sort of like really push and try
and make it sustainable as a like we've

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you've got to kind of so somewhat
cater to people, you know what I

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mean. But at the same time, like the reason we make music,

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like what we do is we just
want to make people fucking move. So

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yeah, it's one hundred percent like
we are our music for the lives of

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the live setting on I would say, don't get me wrong, Like we

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do love our music. We love
writing music. That is like the principal

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reason when we do it. But
yeah, you know exactly what you mean.

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We just want to see people have
fun, move and bring it to

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as many people as we can.
And I know what you mean because like

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I love I love genres of black
metal and stuff like that, Like I

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do love that metal, and like
I love like really obscure punk fans from

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like the seventies and shit. Like
I know you're saying, it's never ever

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gonna it's never really ever going to
get that further than that what you already

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is already is. So it's kind
of exactly and you know you brought up

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fun and that's earth Day comes to
mind. And going back to where I'm

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saying, taken too seriously, Man, if you're not having fun in this

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business, this is the wrong business
to be in because there's too not fun.

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Ship that at least when you're playing
and writing and doing that ship it

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should be fun because otherwise what's the
point. And you can always tell,

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like, see, those are the
bands that last, the ones that are

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up on stage and you can totally
tell they're having a blast. You know,

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Yeah, they're the opinion of what
I'm saying of not taking themselves too

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seriously. Yeah, definitely. Like
one of my like one of my all

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time favorite bands is The Black Dahlia
Murder And they're in a genre which you

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know is like gate keeps really heavily, you know, like death metal guys

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of probably like die hard death metal
guys would probably say like, oh,

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you know, like the Black the
Black Dahlia Murderer. You know, they're

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playing kind of like a poserized version
of death metal. But like, but

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they're so sick at what they do. You know. They they have,

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or rather they have before Trevor died. They have this ironclad like two year

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released window they would release an album
every two years without fail, and it's

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just such fun music, especially you
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stuff like that. They never took
themselves like way seriously or anything like that,

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and you can just really feel it. It kind of like comes out

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the pause of the music. So
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genre that we're playing, like,
it's not quite like I wouldn't go so

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far as to say that it's like
in the in like the pure hardcore realm,

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because there are definitely bands who,
you know, like they'd stylize themselves

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like, oh yeah, no,
we are like hardcore. I'd say we're

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more kind of on the more like
modern metal core spectrum. But we're not.

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You know, we're not trying to
we're not necessarily reinventing the wheel.

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We're not stepping on anyone's toes,
just kind of doing what we want to

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do. And that's the way it
should only be, right, you know,

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because yeah, listen, I think
that's the way you get noticed is

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being you and so being what other
people think you should do. M hm,

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exactly exactly, man. And we
just want to have we just want

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to find and just like I don't
think we know all of our shows seem

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to be really fun on women's so
it's going on this exactly. See there

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you go. There it is.
Tell everybody how they can connect to you

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guys on socials, how they can
get the new album, how they can

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get your merch check out all your
tour dates besides download and all that good

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stuff. So you can go into
our Instagram which is in depth with a

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v of course underscore and that's the
same across every single platform. You can

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stream it, our newp drownding on
Spotify, Apple Music, everything. You

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can get all of our videos or
on YouTube. Yeah, and if you

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want come to a show, our
tour dates on there too, So yeah,

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nice. Is there anything else you
want to tell the rest it's about

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that you have upcoming or that we
didn't talk about that they need to know.

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Well, we've got loads of shows
coming up in the next couple of

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months and stuff. But we recently
we just announced the show with the Underworld

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with Jeff Harkings and activists, which
is going to be amazing. We're doing

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doing so much it. We're now
to tour with cut Short at the end

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of the year. We've got loads
of one off shows. If you're in

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the UK or Ireland you can probably
catch us, but not you're report in

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the US soon unfortunately, because we
are broke boys. But if anyone wants,

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if anyone wants to pay us,
pay us to come out to Europe,

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well we'll do it in a harbit. There you go. Yeah,

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some US festival, so hopefully,
I mean yeah, same same same deal,

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same deal. Pay us to come
out, Well we'll, we'll,

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we'll, we'll come. Need that
sun honestly. Yeah. Yeah, so

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very exciting download. That's gonna be
the beginning of it. And then they're

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all gonna want you after, you
know, the powers that be see your

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live show it down load what happens
to mate? Yeah, there it is.

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And the music. Everybody's got to
check out your new music. It

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is badass, brutal, and I
mean, just like you said, it's

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it's fun too. You know,
it's heavy, it's brutal, but it's

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fun. You are, you're gentlemen. I appreciate it. Well, we

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appreciate you bringing us music because we
need it most now in the world.

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We live in music's best therapy and
we need a lot of it. So

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over that, thanks for being on
the adventures pipe Man, You're welcome.

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You for having us appreciate it.
Thank you for listening through the adventures of

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Patement on w for CUI Radio.