Feb. 19, 2025
PipemanRadio Wants to know about GAME OVER by Hard Rock Band EVERLIT
Hard rock band EVERLIT announced their signing with Chirp Entertainment.
1/31 new single, "Game Over," featuring JT Tollas of Famous Last Words. "
The song dives into the power dynamics and ego games we all face, but ultimately, it’s about learning...
Hard rock band EVERLIT announced their signing with Chirp Entertainment.
1/31 new single, "Game Over," featuring JT Tollas of Famous Last Words. "
The song dives into the power dynamics and ego games we all face, but ultimately, it’s about learning to let go."
In celebration of the release the band premiered the official music video on New Noise Magazine yesterday.
Everlit is a hard rock, nu metal band from Philadelphia, PA.
Everlit has consistently pushed boundaries, working closely with esteemed producer Taylor Larson on all their material. They further expanded their sound by teaming up with Spencer Sotelo of Periphery, who contributed as a vocal producer and guest vocalist on their gripping track, “American Psycho.”
EVERLIT:
Ryan Panfil - Vocals
Jordan Panfil - Guitar
Fidelity - Drums
Kyle Wegman - Bass
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killer music and that means the game is over. So
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What up?
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Like?
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Man, what's going on?
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Thanks so much for having us man, Thanks Man.
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Yeah, we thought we were having a party on Google Meet,
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but here we are.
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We're showing our age. We can't figure shit.
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Out, Aline, I know, right, you know it's tough to
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be a musician nowadays because you gotta know how to
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do a bunch of other stuff besides being a musician.
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All right, that's true, yeah, dude, And they all make
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it hard. Man, like, if you want to go post
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one thing on like Instagram, something that should take you
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like three minutes to do it across all channels ends
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up taking a twenty. You're like, dude, too old for this.
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I know. It used to be easier. They used to
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have like Hoot's Sweet, where you could send everything to
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one place, and they're they all decided, Nah, we don't
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want you guys doing that. You need to make a
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different type of post for every single of the two
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million social media platforms.
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Yeah, you can't have the same amount of characters, or
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the photos don't fit the same way, so you've got
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to reform around them to it from landscape to portrait.
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for an hour. It's so stupid, right.
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All the handles are different from channel to channel. If
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you want to tag people so you can use audio
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so you can't, can use multiple pictures so you can't.
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It's just stadic.
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Yeah, I hate having to make our posts.
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Yeah, you guys gotta lucky you don't do shit well.
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You know.
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It definitely leads a lot better in the old days,
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where you just stapled flyers to telephone poles and traded tapes.
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Yeah, yeah, I have press.
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I have like somewhere in storage. I do have the
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original from the tape trading demo tape for Metallica. You
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can't really tell what it says at all, you know,
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it was like probably taped over like fifty one hundred
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times or something like that, so it just sounds like
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a bunch of noise. But that noise was exciting back then.
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Yeah, that's crazy.
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So who were your guys influences growing up?
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Who wants to go first?
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I guess we're going going a loop. Yeah, I mean
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we I guess we all listen to a pretty wide
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variety of stuff, but when it comes to the band,
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the main influences would be from like the early two
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thousands era where you had Deftones, like old school Incubus, Corn,
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Slip Knot, like all that kind of stuff is what
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we really kind of build our foundation around. We've grown
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when you were like in the beginning they all want
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you to stay like a garage band that doesn't know
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Right, it's like you as an artist, I mean, you
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want to get better. You don't want to play to
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write the same song over and over again. You should
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be getting better at your craft. And then you got
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those hardcore fans that are like, no, don't you're much
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better when you didn't know what you were doing.
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my favorite bands me to I kind of want to
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kind of like at the beginning, man, he really deviated
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from their sound. But if you go back, you spend
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oh shit, okaya feeling.
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started out loving him like just a death metal band,
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then I'd be like, actually this is really good, you know.
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Right, well, if you listen to Ali and interviews, he
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says like, why do I want write the same song
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over and over again?
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Yeah?
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Well yeah, so I feel like a lot of you know,
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when we're younger.
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an antenna of like something else. So we you know,
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we were like a lot of like stuff that like
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if I get caught in like a writer's block moment
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grabbing it out the ether, and it's I feel like
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that's what really gives so many people the original, the
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really original feel that's not like taught, and and that's
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what we I feel like, that's what we fall in
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love with people's early stuff.
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Gotta I mean like getting more polished, you're getting like
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getting better at your craft. Is yeah, you know, I
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can see why people like it or hate it.
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You know.
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Well you know what else too, Hey, you like that.
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I forgot to put that up there. My background, so
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you know, same here, Like I was one of the
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original like went to the original Metallica shows, and so
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when they came out with the Black album, me and
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my twenty five gatekeeper friends were like, fuck them, They're
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a bunch of posers, sellouts. We're never listening to them again.
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your point, give it a little time, we all came
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around after a while and like, you know, oh this
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shit is pretty good, you know right.
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Think definitely the whole poser mentality and like thinking people's
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like not being able to understand why band would sell out.
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It's definitely a younger mentality too, because I had it
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when I was younger, Like when like I don't know, say,
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slip Knock, when they did their first couple songs that
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really had like a radio sound and hook, I was like,
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oh man, you know they sold but now I'm older,
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and I just like I love.
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Wait Wait and Bleed was too poppy.
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It's like that Bleed, It's like that song is so dope,
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like it's crazy totally, and you.
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Know like it. It is a younger mentality. But I
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think it's because that younger mentality, not because it just
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the angst. It's because you're poor, broke anyway, so you
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don't give a crap about having to pay bills or support.
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it for a living trying to support themselves, like, oh
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my god, they have to pay rent. Well, I'll give
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a shift. They have to pay rent, they should still
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be fuck meating blow these sandwiches. Man.
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these responsibilities and stuff, you're like, yeah, let's let's make
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some music. Let's make some money off this music.
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Man might as well, because it's like one of the
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hardest jobs there is. Most people don't realize, like they
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think it's all fun and games like it is, especially today,
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it's it's freaking my hat's offty, it's freaking hard to
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be a musician nowadays, because like you have to work
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ten times harder just to make a quarter of the money.
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not doing because they love it. They're doing it to
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be rock stars, and the rock star happens and then
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just like toss together because they're like, I'm just gonna
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use these people and then get to the next spot
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and use more people. But and that's why this is,
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you know, in my opinion, one of the greatest bands
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that could ever be is because we're all really close.
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We're all like family.
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that's way.
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Cool because you got being together like pretty much twenty
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four to seven, Like you have to be a family
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or else you're going to kill each other. Right, Yeah, we've.
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Gotten close, We've gone pretty close.
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It's inevitable now that Yeah, people are gonna fight, but
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what really matters is that, like we we bounce back fast,
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you know what I mean.
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We're like, dude, I'm sorry I didn't mean that.
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It's so apparent on stage too, because like as somebody
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that's in the audience, you can tell if the band.
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You know, you don't need like a Perry Ferrell moment
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or that they're fun and having a good time and
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like loving being up there, like you can totally tell
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mm hmm yep.
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There's nothing to called beer with your boys, can't.
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So off there you go love it?
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So, oh, it's.
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About the new song game over, like tell us the
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inspiration for it, uh, you know, and everything about it
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from your perspective as the artist.
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our drummer. But me and him go back and forth
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kind of working on the lyrics together. He did this
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one lyrically, so I'll let him take this one.
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Still, well we still we still like add to each
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other's stuff though you still put in a lot.
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Towards Oh yeah yeah, yeah, I said we worked together.
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As well, right yeah, but yeah, now you led this
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one pretty um.
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I started this.
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One, me and Ryan are both, you know, great lyricists
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and pattern writers, but we like diffuse together and become
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super sayan that's how we write.
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premise that I started with was just like kind of
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as just like a society, like uh, just like the
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power games that we play, Like everything is like this
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They're just playing like a who can win game, you
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so much extra stress and like absolutely like fly our
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cortisol levels, which is extremely unhealthy for you. So it's
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like it's just essentially just being like like being like
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understanding that you can just kind of cut the game out. Yeah,
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