Sept. 7, 2026
Plush Discusses Their Heaviest Album Yet and Rocklahoma Festival Antics
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RSS Feed This episode features an energetic conversation between Pipeman and members of the band Plush, recorded at Rocklahoma Festival. The discussion dives into the wild culture of Rocklahoma's campgrounds, handling extreme festival heat, the inspiration and creative processes behind Plush’s new album "Mass Hysteria," and thoughts on growth, authenticity, and breaking genre boundaries in music.
Main Topics Covered
- Plush’s history and experiences at Rocklahoma Festival
- The wild and unique campground culture at Rocklahoma
- Surviving and performing in extreme festival heat
- Behind the scenes of Plush’s upcoming album "Mass Hysteria"
- Artistic evolution and outgrowing older songs
- Breaking down music industry stereotypes and embracing diverse musical tastes
- Details on Plush’s new album pre-sale, release date, and social media
- The importance of authenticity and self-expression in artistry
- Plush celebrates their third year at Rocklahoma, reflecting on the festival’s unique after-hours scene and crazy campground stories, including a “strip club campsite” and makeshift bars offering free shots in exchange for wild dares and Mardi Gras-style bead giveaways 00:43 – 03:05.
- The group discusses the camaraderie and creativity among festival campers, including custom-made bracelets and themed school buses like “Buses, Boobs, and Buttholes” 03:07.
- The challenges and delirium of playing live in extreme heat, with stories of a 120-degree stage and ill-advised wardrobe choices 05:54 – 07:46.
- The band shares how performing helps them “dissociate the heat out,” and how training in hot home studios conditions them for festival gigs 06:26.
- Insights into their heaviest music yet on "Mass Hysteria," inspired by the chaos of the current world 08:27 – 09:01.
- Reflections on maturing as musicians, outgrowing older material, and the excitement of performing new songs that better represent their current artistry 09:13 – 10:41.
- The drive to make music that’s more true to their own tastes—heavier, more authentic, reflecting what they actually listen to 12:13.
- Humorous anecdotes about artists like Vanilla Ice and Christina Aguilera secretly being metalheads, challenging perceptions of what artists “should” sound like 13:53.
- A candid critique of genre gatekeeping, with passionate discussion about the value of musical diversity and rejecting narrow-mindedness in music communities 15:57 – 16:52.
- Announcement of Plush’s "Mass Hysteria" album release on September 18th and details of pre-sale bundles 17:17.
- Socials and website for following Plush and accessing pre-sales:
- Website: plushrocks.net
- Instagram & X: @PlushRocks
- Facebook: Plush Official
- "Time flies when you're having fun at Rocklahoma."
- "There is actually a strip club campsite that when the main— like tomorrow night after the headliner, everybody will be lined up out there."
- "You either gotta show your boob or boobs or your butthole. It doesn't matter if you're female, male, whatever, non-binary. It doesn't matter what you are."
- "It's definitely one of the craziest crap I've ever seen at a festival is Rocklahoma, in the best way possible."
- "It's hard to sit there and perform the songs that you don't really feel connected to anymore."
- "This is what we want to do. We should go heavier because, like, this is more authentic to who we are anyway."
- "We need to stop all the bullshit and just all get along, right? And love each other to heavy music."
- "Who is anybody to say what is rock and what isn't? Rock isn't— it's not just a sound."
- Album Pre-Sale & Info: plushrocks.net
- Instagram: @PlushRocks
- X (Twitter): @PlushRocks
- Facebook: Plush Official
- Plush embraces authenticity and growth, pushing their sound heavier while staying true to themselves.
- Rocklahoma Festival offers a unique and wild experience for musicians and attendees alike.
- Personal evolution and musical tastes are meant to expand—breaking out of genre boxes leads to more passionate and relevant art.
- Fans can support Plush’s new chapter by connecting on their socials and grabbing special album pre-sale bundles.
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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventures Pipe
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Man W4CY radio and I'm here with... Plush. Yes. You
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guys are so hot and I mean in the... It's
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hot here. So you've been in this tent, what, for
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like an hour or so already?
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I guess so. Oh, has it been an hour? It
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doesn't feel that way.
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Time flies when you're having fun at Rocklahoma.
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I know, right? Have you guys done Rocklahoma before? I
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don't even remember.
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Yes, this is our third year doing Rocklahoma, and we're
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so excited to be back.
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It is a cool festival, right? Like, what's funny is
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about what happens after the headliners go off. because those
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campgrounds here are kind of insane. They're the most insane
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campgrounds of any festival. Have you actually gone through the campgrounds?
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No, we have not.
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All right, so after tonight, you need to go through
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the campgrounds. It's insane.
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Why? Yeah, how insane are we talking?
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Should I tell you what goes on out there?
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Please.
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Well, do tell.
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We need to know.
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Okay, so first of all, If they have it this year,
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which they do every year, there is actually a strip
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club campsite. What? Like tomorrow night after the headliner, everybody
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will be lined up out there. And usually they'll bring
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people from the crowd up to dance too. What the?
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And a lot of times it's like the big dudes.
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Right.
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It's like DIY stuff.
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They rent for the festival?
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It's actually this local strip club, and they have a campsite.
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Oh, they bring the whole thing here?
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Yeah, it's pretty wild. But then they have all these
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makeshift bars at the campsites, and everybody's giving out free shots.
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There is a price, though. What's the price? You either
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got to show your boobs or your butthole. It doesn't
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matter if you're a female, male, whatever. non-binary it doesn't
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matter what you are just.
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Is that just a festival thing because i went to
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country thunder and it was kind of the same thing
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they would have like a pirate ship too someone brought
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like that they owned and just brought it there and
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we're having shots like being served out of there yeah.
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Yeah and then like what people do for beads here
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like it's mardi gras like that's another thing You show
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your boobs or your butthole, you get free beads. And
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a friend of mine has a school bus out there.
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You want me to show my.
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Boobs and butthole for some beads?
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I know, right?
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No.
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That's great. I'll take the shot.
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The shot's better. From the campground side? It does blow
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my mind what people do for some stupid beads.
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That's really funny.
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Seriously. But I have a friend that I met. First
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year I did this festival, I was his neighbor out there.
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He's got a school bus, and he built a deck
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on it. So you go up on the deck, and
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theirs is one of the ones that they'll throw the
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beads down. It's called, I have the bracelet for it.
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And everybody gives out bracelets out there. Like, they all,
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they're so into it, they make bracelets for Rock, Oklahoma.
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Are they beaded? No. But maybe there's some. So, like,
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this one, that's the one I'm talking about. It's called Buses, Boobs,
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and Buttholes. That's the name of the campsite.
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Yeah.
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Oh, that's the name of the strip club?
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Are we okay? That's not even the strip club. That's
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that school bus I was talking about.
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Okay.
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Oh, that's the school bus. Okay, so the Boobs and Butt... Okay.
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All right.
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Last year.
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Boobs and Butt Club is the school bus, and strip
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club is not... that.
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Yeah i think the strip club strip club has less
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nefarious stuff going on than any of the other campsites
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out there if that tells you anything oh yeah you
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know and like two years ago we were having golf
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cart races back in the campgrounds.
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Now that's my speed no pun intended 15 miles per hour.
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Well, it was pretty crazy because it was a flatbed
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golf cart, and we're on there, and I looked at
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this girl, and I'm like, I think this isn't safe.
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She's like, we should probably interlock arms. I'm like, okay.
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We did that, and they did like a donut, and
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one of the dudes was exactly what I was visioning
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when I was saying to her it's not safe, went
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flying off of it. We were going fast.
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Oh!
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On that gravel. Oh, shit. Well, it's gravel out there.
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Yeah.
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And me and that girl, we were tight. We stayed
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on it because of the fact that we interlocked arms. But, yeah,
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it's definitely, it's one of the craziest crap I've ever
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seen at a festival is Rock, Oklahoma, in the best
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way possible. Like, these people, they're dedicated. They love camping here.
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Of course, there's nowhere else to go around here, so
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everybody does camp. Even I camp at this festival, because
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where are you going?
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Right.
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Especially if you're going to be here for.
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The whole thing. Exactly. What is cool about here, too,
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is if you are here, you can drive and go
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to the store and come back. Most of the festivals,
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you can't do that. You can't leave.
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No.
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Once you're there, you're stuck there. I was thinking while
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I was walking over here in the heat, I'm like, Shit,
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I should have just drove from my campsite over here.
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I think I'm going to do that all weekend with
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this heat. So what's it like for you guys to
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play in this kind of heat? I'm always blown away
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when bands play in this kind of heat.
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Yeah, it's definitely... You know what's funny is I feel like.
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What's funny is I feel like when.
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It's actually hotter, for me anyways.
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I feel like, or maybe it's not hotter, but to me,
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it feels hotter walking around than playing on stage.
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You know where it probably is? Because you're in a
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zone when you go up on stage, right?
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Yeah, you kind of just dissociate the heat out.
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As soon as you get up on stage, right before
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all this stuff's going through your head, as soon as
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you get on there, It's like an out-of-body experience.
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Right.
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And you don't even give yourself permission in your head to, like,
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not feel good or to be hot.
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Right.
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It's not until you get off stage and it's like, ugh.
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Exactly.
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Right?
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Yeah, for sure.
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I will say that, like, the heat, like, makes... This
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is the type of heat that, like, makes you delirious,
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I feel like. I got super spacey right now, too.
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I'm like, whoa.
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But it ends up being fun always. Always.
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What were you going to say?
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I think the first time that we played Rocklahoma, we
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had a thermometer on the stage. Really?
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I mean, I didn't know anything.
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About Oklahoma heat.
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I was, what, 18.
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It was our first time going on tour, really. And
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I just picked out an outfit for a festival. I
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wore long pants, long shirt. I think I had something
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with feathers on it and these boots that were really
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high underneath my pants.
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And the thermometer on stage was.
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You definitely weren't prepared for this heat.
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No, it was 120 degrees on stage.
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For our whole set.
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Oh my god.
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That's insane.
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Mariah was wearing a jacket. Idiot.
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Was I?
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I think you were. That's horrible. He doesn't stop you.
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You were for at least a portion of the day.
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Stupid.
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And look, that must be hot, wearing those spikes and
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the leather and stuff on your arms.
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It is.
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I guess it's kind of like mesh, so it's breathable.
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But I'm from Arizona, so I was born in the heat.
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So I feel like I'm kind of used to it.
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But in my room, too, drumming during the summer, it
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gets so hot. It honestly feels like what it feels like.
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it is to play in a club in the heat.
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It kind of feels similar. It's true practice then. It's
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good conditioning. Yeah, it's like a dress rehearsal.
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It really is.
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So tell me about this new album coming out. You
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just dropped a new song. Tell me about it because
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I like the whole concept of it from what I
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saw so far because this world is definitely batshit crazy
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right now.
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It's wild.
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Your album is so appropriate for right now.
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Thank you. Thank you so much. Like it, yeah, it definitely,
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that was a huge inspiration for it.
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Um, it's called mass hysteria because well, of what you
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just said, basically it's kind of is all hysteria right now.
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The world is hysterical.
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Oh my God. And not in a good way.
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Right.
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Exactly.
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Um, and yeah, it comes out September 18th and it
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is by far the heaviest music that we've put out.
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Nice.
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So far.
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And, We can't wait to be able to play it,
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the whole thing live too. Because I was just saying
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over there, I was like, we're so sick of playing
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the damn same songs for like five years. It's going
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to be so freaking fun to be able to just
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play new music, a whole album's worth of it.
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That's always more fun.
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I'm glad that you brought that up too because I
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think a lot of listeners, they don't get it, especially
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the loyal fans from the beginning. You know, after like
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a certain amount of time, They want you to play
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these songs that you've played like a million times.
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Yeah.
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And they don't realize, like, kind of get tired of
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doing that. Especially, like, if it's the really old school songs.
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because you get better as musicians. And it's like now
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musicians are always so critical of themselves anyway, that now
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you're going to play the stuff that, you know, you
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weren't even as good as you are now. And you're like, wow,
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that's kind of cringy.
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Yeah, exactly.
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And it's, it's tough to like feel, it's also like
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tough to feel connected because you know, after playing it
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for so long and, and like you said, you just
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get older, you, you're writing matures, like you, you know,
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you just evolve like as musicians, as artists, like you just,
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so it's, you know, it's hard, it's harder to sit
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there and perform the songs that you don't really feel.
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Connected to anymore.
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Especially when you write stuff as a teenager.
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And then you're an adult and you're not really thinking
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that same way anymore. So it's kind of weird. It
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was funny.
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Yeah, then you feel like a kid. You're like a
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freaking kid singing kid songs.
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Well, you know what's funny about that one year Blink-182
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headline aftershock and a lot of people were out there
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in the audience going like, man, I really dug this
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when I was 15, but it doesn't even make sense
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to me now.
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No, it's true.
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Like that same concept.
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So, what made you want to do something that's the
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heaviest you've ever done? And I say that because a
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