PipemanRadio Interviews Nova Twins at Welcome to Rockville 2024

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Hey, you have one to censure. I'm see wow were you young?

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Row? Why Up, America,
It's time for the Adventures of white Man

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on W four C why dot Com. West Pompeach is number one Internet radio

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station. Here's your host, the
HiPE Man, Toross Northern Crossious Northern.

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This is pipe Man here on the
Adventurance Pipe Man W four C Y Radio.

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And I'm here with no be twins. I'm Amy and I'm Georgia.

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Nice. So you had to come
to my side of the world this time.

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Last time we talked to each other, I was a download on your

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side of the world, your side
of the pond, and now you came

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to Hell because it is the hottest
place you ever got. Blue skies.

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It's like it's glorious. There's colorful
seats everywhere around us, palm trees.

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Okay, trivia question for you,
since you brought it up, do you

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know why those seats are all colorful? Sorr? It looks like there's loads

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of people in them. You are
brilliant. You're the first one to answer

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that correctly. That we wrote intelligence
see exactly. Yeah, I mean he's

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the America because we've been out here
for a little while it's really hard not

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to be like fall into it that
we love doing it, it's so much

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fun. But I want to hear
the American accent, so I want to

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hear the British from you. We're
going to exchange. So I was actually

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married to a British girl. I
got a funny story for you too,

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Okay. So a lot of British
people, mostly women, come over to

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the US, especially Florida. When
they come to Florida, and of course

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we don't know the different places in
the UK, so they they are able

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to play like their royals. My
ex wife, she acted like she was

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a royal, like hoity toity and
I'm English and I'm better than you because

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you're just an American at this whole
attitude like that. It happens a lot

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of time like that. They'll cut
and people come over and then it's like

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they think that we're a lower class, which you know, in some classes

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maybe we are. And so I
found out wasn't until after we were married

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where she was really from in the
UK, Newcastle. I get the same

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reaction every time I do that.
Whatever is cool though, it's like it's

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up north. And then they got
energy. We like it rough and ready

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and up north as you know,
right, there's there's guts, you know,

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we like them kind of areas we'll
see from the south. See the

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accent Okay, See that's the funny
thing. Everybody always says, like,

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well, how do you even understand
how what you're saying? She was very

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good at speaking the accent of the
royals, like she she spoke very proper,

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you know, and very like royal
the Queen's English. Okay, she

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must have been training for years elocution. Right, So how do you feel

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over here compared that home when you're
performing? Like how do you find the

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crowds here? We really love performing
in America just because I think there's like

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just a i don't know, just
a hunger for like ballsy loud music,

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and they're not afraid to take it
on. It's not like whoa Like they're

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not afraid of like women playing like
heavy rock music, which is really fucking

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good because sometimes you know, people
want that kind of dainty little plight Indie

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vibe Bush's beautiful, but that ain't
us. So when we come here,

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when we come here, we just
feel really like accepted musically. So and

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every time we come back. We
just feel like it feels like another home,

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Like we enjoy it more and more
each time. Nice she recording our

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next album in America. Nice.
So yeah, see, I love what

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you're saying because if you go back
years ago, you wouldn't have said that,

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you know, because you know,
I'll say it like an American like

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chicks don't belong in metal, And
that's such bullshit because to me, some

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of the most badass people metal are
the women like way more. And I

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think it has to do with the
passion, the emotion because this type of

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music, that is a big component
of it. And I think that's where

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you have us males beat. We
can't disagree. See there you go.

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But that's like really good to hear
that you love being And it was kind

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of ironic to me something you said
too, because when I was a teenager,

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that's when the London punk scene was
huge, and I thought the exact

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opposite. I'm like, I want
to go to England where there's real music

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and where they're really like badass and
you know, they're willing to put it

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all out there and take chances and
all that stuff proposed to the you know,

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doing what the record labels tell you
to do over here in America,

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you know, and that's how I
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give England credit? Like the punk
scene was popping, Like yeah, it

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was like late sixties seventies, I
guess, you know, you you know,

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that's where it fucking originates from that
punk sound. You know, of

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course it's incredible, But we feel
like that's still really much like it is

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definitely thriving still on like the underground
scene, but that's not like mainstream like

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idols done really well, crossing over
and like, but you don't really,

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I don't know, it gets nurtured
more on the underground scene. Now,

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well that used to be what everyone
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you know, there's pros and cons
everywhere, you know, Like I said

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a few years ago, I think
there's like universally, there's definitely more like

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women, non binary people just coming
through and music in general. And it's

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great for us. When we first
started, we were the only women on

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the bill. We turn up and
be like, oh shit, right,

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what is Yeah, yeah, there's
the double whammy right there, right,

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But it's nice to see how the
genre is like evolving and opening up and

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it is really cool, because like, who really gives a crap non binary,

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male, female whatever. As long
as you are a good artist,

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that's all that should matter. That's
what should say, and that is you

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guys. You guys are badass.
You know. I am glad you're here

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at Welcome to Rockville, And it
is this. Now here's the fune thing.

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Like we've always looked at like the
European festivals as the godfathers of all

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festivals. But the common theme I've
been getting from a lot of the UK

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artists that I've interviewed here at Rockville
is that they can't believe how big this

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venue is and how like monstrous it
is, and like the like they're making

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like this is the Granddaddy of festivals. And it's like kudos to Danny Wimmer,

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because that's why he did. He
he wanted to take us festivals and

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make them more like the European UK
festivals, whereas most of the other festivals

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were always like going to the county
Fair. Yeah, it's very grand.

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When you come in, you're on
NASCAR, which is right arrive, it's

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like, oh my god, it's
stunning as well, isn't it. It

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really makes you think fuck, Like
we're playing a festival on a racetrack right

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now, I know, right,
go, So what's weird? Is okay?

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Like Download, you're playing on a
racetrack, but you're not on the

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racetrack. Yeah, you know.
So I never get the vibe when I'm

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at Download that I'm at a racetrack
here. I mean, you can't avoid

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it, and we love Download,
but it's just it's very different. It

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feels like more like a festival in
terms of like you've got the grass,

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lot of grass, and you know, you've got stages. Europe, the

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festivals are that they are banging as
well. Nuts Like I don't know how

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many like different European festivals you've been
to, but I've covered Hellfest. Healfest

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is so sick. It's so sick, sick, Like I can never stop

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talking about that festival. I mean
it just blew my mind and it's like

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a city. And then when I
was there, okay, it was the

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one and the first one I went
to was right after COVID where it had

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the two weekends and like three hundred
and sixty bands, and I was like,

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oh my god, like I was
in heaven. And then the first

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weekend it was one hundred and four
degrees like the press tend they have there,

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which is really cool, but it's
all black. I was doing the

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interviews outside by that little pool because
it was way too high in there.

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And then at night when they have
all those flames going, I'm like,

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man, I if there is a
hell, this is what it looks like.

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Man, it lives up to it. You would read like Boomtown as

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well. Yeah, it's like all
that creative kind of set design and it's

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like you'd really like it. It
was cool hell Fest too, like there

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were these hidden stages, like when
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and they had like a stage on
top of the building that was like really

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small that bands were playing. And
then I remember grocery cart races in the

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campground at the end of the night
at Helfest. And but here's what's really

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cool is except for the main stages, every other stage is dedicated to a

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very specific genre of music. Like
if you're into death metal, you can

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stay at that one stage the whole
day, yeah, you know, and

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then you got the black metal right
next to it, and then you got

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the hardcore one over there and stuff
like that. But I do love the

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UK festivals. I love download great
download syliconic. I also do Bloodstock.

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I love Bloodstock too, Bloodstock,
Oh you need to do Bloodstock. Yeah,

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we heard a good things about it, to be fair. Yeah,

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it's a festival we do. I
can love it. It's so great because

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obviously we played this last year,
so I feel really like just honored to

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come back again and play it just
you know twice, yeah, because usually

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skip a year, but we was
like, we love it so much,

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We've got to come back one more
time, one more time, hopefully a

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lot more times. Right, one
more times. I love your hat too,

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Oh, thank you? As cool
as hell? First of all,

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the spikes are called as hell,
but they are kind of dangerous for you

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know, but the rest of it, like did you make that hat?

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It looks homemade, So it is
homemade, but it's by someone called dirt

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bag okay, and they are got
the dresses on it. We've got their

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dresses on those are badass too,
super Like it's like so I know that

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from the UK. Yeah, those
dresses look perfect for Florida too, write

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because they're not too hot. Yeah, because we were thinking I was gonna

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wear a shirt underneath mine, and
I was actually I really shouldn't. Yeah,

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that were about a bad idea,
especially in a little while, because

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it's not even hot yet here.
We have two seasons, hot and hotter.

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Yeah we are. Now we're at
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to me here because it's Florida,
and Florida is usually a lot harder,

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Like usually by now in this interview, i'd be dripping sweat all the way

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down. Is actually lovely and breezy. On stage today though we had full

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sun directness that's brutal. It was
burning. It was like vampire and the

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Light. I always have such awe
for artists that perform in that because like,

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you still have to give it your
all and you're about to die.

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But what's really great about America is
that you have air con, which has

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its pros and cons. Yeah,
because the air con is always like being

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in a fridge. But I want
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your dressing room there's air con,
where sometimes there's no aircorn in like Europe.

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But well, I don't this is
the only thing about America. You

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got for dinner and you have to
bring a winter jacket. It's like,

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how do you dress for dinner.
It's not all of America. It is

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Florida specifically. Yeah, we've been
everywhere. We've been looking the monit to

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Atlanta. It's praising. Yeah,
I hate it. I hate it because

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like you walk it. If I
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Winter State, if I want to
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But like in Florida, I shouldn't
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wear my ski jackets. Crazy.
I'm glad you think so. Tick.

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We thought we were just like's not
used to the air con. But that's

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interesting. No, it's it's like
it's either here's Florida. It's either super

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hot or super cold. There is
no in between between. We saw a

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snake yesterday, an eagle. That's
why I was going to see if you

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did you wrestle the alligator in the
distance like run out of the like swamp

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thing and it goes so fast.
Yeah. See you didn't know that,

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did you. Like people don't know
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sit there and bake in the sun. Like I've walked by an aligair like

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right next to me and it doesn't
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You think you can run from them, you cannot. They are super fast.

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Here what else have you seen that
you really dig? Here's a lot

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of just beautiful a terrain and like
palms and wild turkey, wild, there's

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wild boar too. No, it's
just gorgeous. Obviously the sun shining and

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the trees and the leaves are green. We've obviously come from the UK,

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so we left like the beginning of
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in the UK, and then we
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as well, gorgeous because obviously the
woodlands, but it was bear. So

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we've gone into like full like not
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see, way do you go like
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states that are further north that have
trees that change color, like you'll see

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every color in the rainbow. Yeah, Vermont's totally like that. Yeah.

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Last year we drove through and it
was stunning. We were like, fuck,

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it was like yellow, but vivid
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We was like and we also saw
the redwood trees. Oh those are

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those are awesome? Right? They
like seem that like they go forever,

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like you can climb up the tree
to Heaven very mystical so wide as well.

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Yeah, fit a car through it
like a car did go through it.

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They do have like wind of redwoods. They like cut a hole where

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you can drive through it. We
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know what. We walked in the
woods quite like twilights. Well nice.

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So what do you want to tell
the listeners that you have coming up after

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Rockville or any news that you want
people to know? Another festival? Yeah,

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we're at Sonic Temple next week.
Have you been to that one yet?

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We did. We played that last
year and it was also incredible.

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We got lucky. We've got two
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sold out and Chicago. And we're
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States. So watch this space.
We're going to release some new music.

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We're going to be coming back out
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It's really cool. What's the new
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but basically nice. It's no,
it's cool. We're really excited. We're

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working with Rick Costy. Rich Costy
fucking kill me. I don't mind me

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of Rich Costi, who's like incredible, and we're going back to his studio

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after these shows nice. I like
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punch or with you know punch.
There's a there's plenty in there. I

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love it. An tell people how
they can connect you on socials. Where

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buy your merch, get check out
new music, all that stuff. You

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can buy our merch online on our
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instagram. No twins music over Twins
music. We're on Facebook, on Twitter,

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TikTok everywhere. We don't TikTok that
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we make it count. What's your
best TikTok. We're not great at TikTok's

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news, but only because it's a
lot of work. We're trying to write

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an album, right. It takes
like eight hours to do some stupid sixty

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second TikTok. It's a lot of
prep. But you'll get this. There's

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an album coming out on TikTok Finish. You'll see our TikTok. You can

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try and help us on our TikTok
journey. Actually in the divorce. Yeah,

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there you go. So if you
know TikTok, do it for the

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Nova Twins. Come out of our
cave. We're ready there. It is

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anything else file you want to share
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No, just thank you so much
for like coming out and seeing us.

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We always appreciate it and love yours
so big, big love to you

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all. We recognize so many people
today as well, and we see your

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signs and really appreciate it nice.
Well, we really appreciate you being here,

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being at Welcome to Rockville, and
I really appreciate you being on the

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Adventures of pipe Man. So thank
you lovely to see you, lovely,

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thank you for listening to the Adventures
of plate Man. I'm w for Cui Regio.