June 16, 2025

PipemanRadio Interviews Unprocessed at Download Festival 2025

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PipemanRadio Interviews Unprocessed at Download Festival 2025

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Hi, you have done too, Yes, that's true.

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For see why Crazy Young.

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This is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man

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W four c Y Radio and I'm here.

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With Man I got No Fernandes from One Process and

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Christoph Schultz Nice here at Download Festival.

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Have you played download before?

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No, it's the first time.

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Really, Well you think so far?

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I mean it's just been here like ten minutes or something.

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We saw the huge camping camping stuff over there, which

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you yeah, looked huge, but apart from that, we haven't

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checked it out yet.

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Well, there you go.

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You got a lot to check out, right, So tell

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our listeners a little bit about your band and how

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you would describe your music. And I don't mean genre.

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I mean I like to hear how the what the

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artist things in our music.

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So then is call on process and we're doing very technical,

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guitar focused.

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Heavy music.

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Nice yep.

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What was that one moment for both of you guys

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that you woke up one day and you're like, this

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is what I want to do?

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Wow?

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I think when when I met him and we started

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like recording stuff, it was like two thousand and twelve,

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twenty thirteen, we really realized, okay that could be a

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very good, good thing, and especially like in twenty eighteen

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when we got our Bassis and Drama, we immediately thought, Okay,

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that's the perfect lineup for us, and that's.

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What we all wanted to do.

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So it's a it's a process to I ain't the

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real people who all want to prioritize the band.

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Yeah, So that's what we did, and that was a

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good choice. I would say, oh, you.

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Mean the one moment, right, Like the one moment where whatever.

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You want to say, Okay, I don't care, that's why

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I said, but whatever you want to set.

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Well, I think it was like probably like one of

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the headlining shows where like actually can see while people

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are like here from like because of the music you right, yeah,

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one of one of these shows.

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It was the moment, yeah, because it's a trip.

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Right.

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You write music, okay, and you know you like it,

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but you're not sure if everybody else does. So, like

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you come here to a like place like download and

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you play a set and everybody's like into it, that's

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like wow, right, that's true because you don't know and

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even coming to a big festival like this, you're exposed

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to a lot of new people. So when they're like

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singing your music back to you or mashing in the pit,

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it must like be like insane because you're like, holy shit,

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how do they even know the lyrics.

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One thing that was really that really stood out this

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year we went to Asia and Australia for the first

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time and we played like our biggest heatline shows in China. Wow,

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we've never been to this place before, like an hour hole,

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like an hour of life. We've never been to this place.

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And then we've been there and we've played in front

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of like eight hundred people and what was it in Shanghai,

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eight hundred and fifty people or something in Shanghai and

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there that was nuts.

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And they do love their music because.

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Before COVID, they just have this guy come from Billboard

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to Estates to the festivals from Billboard China and I

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would talk to him and that, like, China is so

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into music, and being an American, I wouldn't have thought that,

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especially metal or punk music. I would think they wouldn't

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be allowed to even listen to it there. It's what

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you think being an American. Yeah, so it's kind of

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a trip when you go there. It's like holy crap,

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because I think Asia is one of the best places

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to play, you know, from what I've heard from bands.

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I would say it's so and so we did the

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whole tour just with flying with it, like seventeen flights,

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which was like a personal nightmare for me because I

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had flying. So that was like, you know, the appreciation,

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like the culture difference, and like the new people that

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you meet and you would never think of, like people

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from so far away would love your music. This is

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what was really insane. This is really what stood out.

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Makes the world a lot smaller. Oh it does, because

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you don't imagine that. It's like I like, first time

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I ever came to Europe from America, I remember going,

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what were they talking about? Because like America, while I

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was growing up, it's like, Oh, don't go anywhere else.

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It's scary out there. We're in the free country. I

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went to Europe. I'm like, what were they talking about?

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I feel freeer here than I do at home.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, where are you guys from.

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We're from Germany actually, so yeah.

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Yeah for us, like going through the US a couple

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of years ago, was was pretty new as a band.

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Yeah, and.

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Yeah, with the with the Asia thing, what I wanted

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to say as well, is like when you compare all

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the different continents, how you get treated as a band,

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I would say, like, like the Asian countries, they treat

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you the best.

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In a way. Yeah, that's why I heard. That's what

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I was saying. That was awesome. Yeah, and here what

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was fine as well?

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Have you guys ever played Vadkan No, we never played

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Varks your home country.

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I know it would be sick. Definitely, we need to

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make that happen. Yeah, sooner or later, there you go.

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I'm pretty sure, like we're too like new and modern

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for vacking, right maybe, but you never know.

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You never know.

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They really love their traditional metal, Yeah they do, which

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I love too, But.

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I'm not sure if we would like I think we

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would do pretty good at fucking but I'm yeah.

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I don't know. We'll see.

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And that's the thing too. Like another like when you're

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not from somewhere you never imagine. First time I went

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to Berlin, I'm like, oh my god, this is the

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best music scene I've ever seen. And you don't. You're

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over in the States. You don't think of Germany or

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Berlin as that. And it was so like it was

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so the opposite of what you grew up thinking, not

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being from there, and like I think it's one of

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the coolest cities in the world. Personally, Yeah, Berlin.

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Is really huge.

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Yeah, and it's really like full of musicians and really

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like full of different people and personalities and personally like

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Berlin for me is just like I don't know, like

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I don't like the city that much.

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Well, you usually when you live someplace, it's kind of

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like that, right, I don't like Miami and I live

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in Florida, all.

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Right, yeah, No, it's fun, especially like for getting getting

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your foot to the market. I think Berlin is a

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great place like our basis. You listen Berlin and he

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produced like a couple of like German rapid hip hop artists.

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So that's the way to go, like when it is

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when it comes to Germany. Sure.

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So now I have a trivia question about your country,

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because my daughter and son were stationed in Germany in

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the military.

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Probably now a hometown, then what's your hometown?

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So my my son was in what is it the

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Air Force base Rams? Is it Ramstein?

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Oh?

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The air was racism Coumstein.

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Yeah, yeah, but my daughter was in Bambholder and that's

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the trivia question, do you know where Baumholder is?

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Baumholder never never heard of that.

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It's like this little teeny town in the middle of nowhere.

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I couldn't even tell you where it is. But it's

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so funny to me that most of the Germans I

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meet and I even dated a German from Lingoln and

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nobody knows where it is. And it wasn't my favorite place.

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It is definitely old school German, like you goes is

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in the south or it's kind of like in the

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middle and would maybe repeat it again b A U

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M h O L d e R bomvoide Yeah, see American,

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I said it wrong. Yeah, and like as Americans and

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the military people they say bombholder. Yeah, I know, yeah,

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so say it for me, so I say it right

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the next time.

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Bomvoid ah.

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So so that h is pronounced kind of like a

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VB sound like bother.

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I could in between there, oh okay, and at the

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age is just like for like doing the oh longer.

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Yeah. I tried to learn German. It's such a hard

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language to learn. Like when I was dating this girl,

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I was trying to learn it so we could communicate German.

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And I was like, oh, this is hard. It's like

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one of the hardest languages to learn.

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It's wild. Oh, but it's fun.

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You're like, if you read just like the letters for example,

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like when you learn French, everything sounds completely different than

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you like read it. Yeah, it's totally different, and Germany

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is quite the opposite. You read it and it can

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just like really go through each letter and it sounds

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like you would read it.

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That makes sense because once I started looking up, like

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on Instagram and TikTok German stuff, I'd start getting it all. Yeah,

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And then I was seeing stuff where they were doing that.

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They would spell it out and the person saying, I'm like,

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now that makes sense. That's a good way to teach it.

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You know.

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Do you do any of your songs in German?

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No?

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Oh, we have one, but.

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I don't like it.

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I love it. Well, you know, you write a lot

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of songs. Sometimes people don't realize artists don't like every

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song they write. That's why it doesn't go on the album.

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What else you got going up after and going on after?

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Download music wise, tour wise, hey, and.

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At Yeah, we have a tour with August Ben sweat

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Oh I love that sick Yeah, and also grasp Pop

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Resurrection first.

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I might be at Resurrection fast. I didn't get the

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approval yet. I did grasp Pop last year because it

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wasn't the same weekend as hell Fest. But I always

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do health Fest every year, so I'm going to hell

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Fest this year. Okay, but grasp Pop's a coal festival.

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I think I'm looking forward to all these festivals. It's

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my first time being at these festivals really, so yeah,

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oh yeah, be exciting.

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It's also Octension. Oh okay.

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Yeah, it's fun too to go to the different festivals

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because they're all so different.

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Cool.

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How do people reach you guys on socials on the

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web check out your music, your merch tour dates, all

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that stuff.

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It's just unprocessed band dot com.

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Nice.

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That's easy, and then they can connect to everything pretty

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much because they have to buy your merch or right,

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and they can't listen to my show. Well, thanks a

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lot for being here at download and thanks for being

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on the Adventures of Payment.

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Thank you. Thank you for listening to the Adventures of

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Patemn on w for CUI Radio.

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