Aug. 23, 2026
Rediscovering Be Nothing: Boston Manor Talks Songwriting, Tour Life, and Fan Connections
The conversation focused on Boston Manor's experience at Warped Tour Montreal, the band's evolution over the years, their songwriting process, and reflections on musical nostalgia and creativity. Personal stories, festival tales, and tattoo meaning were also explored, offering insights into both the band and the music scene.Main Topics Covered
- Boston Manor at Warped Tour Montreal
- Festival experiences and challenges (weather, dust, and environment)
- Evolution of the band's music and creative process
- The impact of nostalgia and authenticity in music
- Finding inspiration and avoiding creative burnout
- Revisiting early material and the importance of “going back to basics”
- Upcoming tour news and unique show formats
- Personal anecdotes, including the story behind a Magic 8 Ball tattoo
- The discussion explored the excitement of being back in Montreal and at Warped Tour, describing the beautiful weather and scenic venue surrounded by trees and the St. Lawrence River 00:30.
- Several points were raised, including the challenges posed by recent European heat waves and festival dust, impacting both musicians and attendees 00:58.
- One concept discussed was how music from different eras can be reinterpreted in new ways, exemplified by an acoustic version of “Laika” that captured a fresh vibe while staying true to its roots 04:21.
- The conversation focused on the charm of Boston Manor’s debut record, “Be Nothing,” embracing its imperfections and raw production, and how this authenticity resonates with fans 05:41.
- A key theme that emerged was the tension between evolving as an artist and honoring the spirit of earlier work. Creativity was described as easier in some ways now, thanks in part to an open-minded fan base and a lack of pressure to “live up” to a singular hit record 07:43.
- The discussion explored the need for life outside the tour routine, with emphasis on how less relentless touring provided more inspiration and time for thoughtful songwriting 08:46.
- Several points were raised, including reflections on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which allowed artists to reassess and reconnect with their passion for music away from industry deadlines and pressure 09:31.
- A story was shared involving a Magic 8 Ball tattoo, sparking a conversation about fateful decisions and sliding-door moments that shape lives and careers 12:11.
- Lighthearted discussion covered tattoo choices, festival mishaps, changing climates, and evolving band dynamics.
- The episode highlighted Boston Manor’s upcoming full U.S. tour in November, where they will perform their first record in its entirety at intimate venues with no barriers, offering a unique and nostalgic concert experience 13:40.
- Special note: The only Florida date is tied to the Warped Tour 14:25.
- “You can break those songs down to kind of like one guitar and a vocal, and it still kind of works, which is nice. It’s fun to do new versions of old songs.” 05:07
- “It’s probably the record I would change the least because it kind of has its warts and all…that’s kind of its charm, I think.” 06:01
- “Our biggest mistake a band can make is trying to recreate their most successful material…you got to keep moving forward and keep trying different stuff.” 11:29
- “If you’re writing something for somebody else or to tick a box…then it just won’t be very good.” 11:47
- “We’re doing a full US in November playing our first record in full. We’re deliberately doing…mostly tiny venues and no barrier shows…stuff we haven’t played in, well, 10 years.” 13:40
- Acoustic version of “Laika” – Noted as recently released, available on streaming platforms.
- Upcoming US tour – Dates and venues to be found on Boston Manor’s official website and social media channels.
- Warped Tour official site – For further information on the festival and locations.
- Follow Boston Manor on social media platforms for up-to-the-minute updates on tour dates, new releases, and behind-the-scenes content.
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Hey, you're listening to The Adventure of Pumlin on W4CY.
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For you. This is the Pipe Man here on the
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Adventures of Pipe Man W4CY radio, and I'm here with..
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Henry from Boston Manor.
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Nice. Here at Warped Tour Montreal. How does it feel
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to be at Warped Tour?
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It feels great. It feels great to be back in Montreal.
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It's been a hot minute since we've been here, but
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where I am right now is pretty beautiful. We're in
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the trees, we've got the river wrapping around us, and
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the sun is shining, and.
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Yeah, it's great.
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Yeah, it is like perfect weather. I just got back
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from Bakken and Bloodstock in the UK. And then I
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live in Florida. So I've been in heat waves for
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the past month and a half. So this is like
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having air conditioning.
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It is. Yeah, the UK has been particularly miserable all summer.
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We've had five heat waves in a row.
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And any North Americans that have spent time in the
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summer in Europe will know. We don't have air conditioning
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and it's not made for those temperatures.
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The buildings are built to trap the heat in.
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Yeah, exactly. Your house is over there. They trap the
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heat in. So it's like when it's like this. Oh,
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my God. And the dust was so bad at Bloodstock. Yeah,
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the festival dust. Oh, my God. I was stupid enough
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that I got into a pit the first day of
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the festival. And then I was dying the rest of
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the festival.
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Your chest and stuff? You coughing and that?
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Yeah, I'm still coughing. The nose.
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It sucks, yeah.
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Because it was so bad because of your drought over
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there for two..
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It's been brutal, man.
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We played a festival in Belgium last weekend and yeah,
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the dust was crazy. I was wearing a white t-shirt
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on stage and I came off it, it was like brown.
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I know, right?
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And, like, we go through this all the time, but, like,
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I don't usually go through that as much in the
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UK because it's usually all four seasons in one hour. Oh, yeah.
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Especially when I live in Manchester and it's, yeah, it's
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literally that. You've got to go out with three different
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outfits when you leave the house, for sure.
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Oh, when I pack to go do Download and Bloodstock, man,
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I've got to pack, like, a suitcase to make sure
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I have the right clothes for the right... Yeah, yeah.
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You just never know.
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Yeah, totally. Definitely.
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So... Warped Tour hasn't been... You know, it's coming back now. Okay?
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MySpace is coming back. Is it? Yeah. Did you hear that? No,
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I didn't. Like, how wild is this that we're in
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2026 and it's kind of like we're repeating 2006? You know?
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Yeah. Yeah, totally.
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I mean, so far, we've done a few of these
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Warped Tour dates this summer and they've been great.
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It's been super well organized. Like..
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I mean, they've had more than 24 hours to build
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the site this time, so it's a little bit tidier,
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a little.
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Bit shinier, but yeah, it's been awesome.
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And it's definitely like a healthy mix of bands from,
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I guess, the quote-unquote Warped Tour era, and loads of
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new bands coming through, playing it for the first time,
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who are amazing.
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Yeah, it's such a great community, and then like, I
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walked in here today, what a great venue, I'm like,
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I feel like I'm just at a big skateboard park.
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Yeah, it's a lovely spot. Yeah, I don't know. It's
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like a public park or something. It's great.
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Yeah, they have apparently a lot of concerts and a
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lot of festivals.
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Yeah, I think so, yeah.
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You know, so it's kind of cool, and we're on
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an island, so it's kind of cool.
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Yeah, I forgot to mention that we're on an island,
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which is in the middle of, I guess, a river?
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Ask her, because she's Canadian. Yeah, it's beautiful. So, are
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we by a river?
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Yes.
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What river? What kind of Canadian are you? You don't
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even know.
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Well, it's the ocean that then just goes past Calgary
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City and then turns into this river, whatever it's called.
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St. Lawrence, of course.
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I didn't want it. It's the St. Lawrence River.
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Okay, there we go.
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Because that feeds one of the Great Lakes, right?
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That goes down into Lake Ontario, I think.
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I got to tell you, too. I was just listening
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to your acoustic version. Of Laika. And Oh My God
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is so good. Thank you. It's so different and so good.
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It's the same, but so different. I was listening to
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it over and over again because I liked the original version.
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But this was just such a different vibe for the
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same song. And it was so well done.
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Thank you, man. I appreciate it.
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I feel like that era of our music lends itself
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quite well to acoustic versions. The kind of style of
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songwriting that it is and the kind of simplicity of it,
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you can break those songs down to kind of like
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one guitar and a vocal and it still kind of works,
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which is nice. It's fun to kind of do new versions.
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Of old songs. We haven't done a lot of that before,
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so it's a good opportunity to do that.
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And it's kind of cool, too, because you evolve as
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a musician, so you're at a different stage in your
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musician life and more mature in your musician life in
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some respects, you know? And then, so, it's like you
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probably sit there and think, well, how would I write
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this song today?
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It's a funny one, that, because you can get sort
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of stuck in... rabbit holes with that question. You know,
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you can torture yourself listening to old stuff and.
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Thinking, what would I do? What would I do differently?
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I think the thing with Be Nothing.
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Is it's so different from our kind of later material
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and it's such its.
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Kind of like own thing that.
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It's probably the record I would change the least because
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it kind of has its warts and all kind of
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like bare bones, it's doing its thing appeal and we
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wrote it so kind of earnestly and as kids, to
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change it would be kind of..
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I.
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Mean, I don't know what... Not to say it's a
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perfect record. It's a deeply flawed record in some ways,
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but that's kind of its charm, I think.
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But that is part of the charm. And I think
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that's part of where nostalgia is for fans, too, is
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that it's not perfect, it's not polished, it's what they
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remember a band being.
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Yeah, it's just kind of... It's just a bit punk
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in some ways because it's kind of scrappy. It's not
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super tidy. It's not super polished. The production's quite simple,
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you know, which is a good thing, I think. And
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that's kind of how it's meant to.
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Be, really. No doubt.
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It's been kind of inspiring, really, because we're writing at
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the moment. And we've kind of tried to take the
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spirit of that a little bit with some of our
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new music. Not kind of stylistically, but just the same
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kind of approach to writing songs, you know?
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See, and... I think, too, sometimes it gets harder in
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some ways and easier in others to write new music
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as you've been a band for a while. Because it's like,
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you know, when you're first doing it, you have all
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these fresh ideas and everything's new. And now it's like,
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you know more, so that makes it better. But then
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it's like, I always think, how do you keep coming
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up with more things to write about?
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Yeah, I guess it's different for everybody.
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I mean, for us, we've opened up enough of a
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space amongst our fan base that they're very open-minded and
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let us keep trying different things, which is cool.
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I love that.
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And we're also, in a weird way, fortunate to not have..
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The record you know like some bands like they'll have
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a hit record which is amazing and it'll make.
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Them massive they have to live up to that but
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they gotta.
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Like live up to that and they've also gotta play
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those songs every night and if they deviate from the
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sound of that hit record then people for the most
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part the fans are like well that's why I fell
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in love with the band I don't really wanna hear
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it whereas we've kinda constantly been evolving and you know
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every fan will tell you their favorite record's a different
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album and that's kind of been a bit of a
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blessing in disguise really but in terms of like inspiration
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like I don't know really I suppose the last few
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years have been really great in the sense because we
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sort of had a lot of big life moments as
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individuals and we've actually been touring a bit less and
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as a consequence, been living a little bit more, and
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you can kind of get stuck in the routine of like, well,
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I'm on tour.
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All the time. You know when you kind of listen
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to those big 70s.
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Bands, and their kind of third record or whatever, they
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were just on the road all the time, and then
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they would write road records, and they were just kind
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of boring, because all they were doing was just living
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in a tour bus and partying, and then..
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Yeah. They hadn't really got anyone or anything to write about,
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you know, and..
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You're so right, too.
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In some ways, we had done a lot of that.
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We toured so heavily for so many years, and now
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we've kind of like... Well, we just had a more
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spread out couple of years, and it's been really nice.
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See, and... I think that's the one thing I talk about,
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about the positive of what happened with COVID, because it
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allowed artists, I always said it allowed artists to jump
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off the hamster wheel and really start creating again.
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Definitely, yeah.
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To your point, when you're on the go, go, go,
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and writing from one gig to another, you're just going
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through the emotions, and you don't even evaluate where you
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want your music to go, because you don't have a
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time to stop and think about that.
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No definitely yeah and some albums I think going back
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to the thing that you said before about like you
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know what would you change or would you not change
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it's like some of the albums where I would probably
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want to change the most are the albums where we
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had the least time to write you know we were
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like touring and writing on the road and and fitting
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the recording sessions in between tours and all that kind
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of stuff.
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we've like really had to like compromise fortunately but you
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record and just taking our time with it.
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It's been nice and we've still got a ways to go,
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Yeah, and that was a big part of what's been
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great about revisiting this first album this year.
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Fun and hanging out with your friends and writing music
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with no expectation other than to write a cool song.
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just like anything. If you're in a slump in anything
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back to the beginning, that's what you do. You figure
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And it brings that passion back. Totally.
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band can make is trying to recreate their most successful material.
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