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No Fear of Falling: AS DECEMBER FALLS Embark On Next Chapter · HEAVY Music Interviews

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Speaker 1: Lately control and they give that and get so.
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Speaker 2: That so.
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Speaker 3: Away.
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Speaker 1: Hey, I'm that this is Andy and we are from
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Speaker 1: the rock fad as December falls.
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Speaker 4: How would you describe us? I don't know how I
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Speaker 4: describe us. I just say, hey, we're an.
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Speaker 1: Old rock bad I had a.
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Speaker 5: Live show for you all, especially with the new album
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Speaker 5: that's all over the place.
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Speaker 1: That is no genre.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, no, no, that's awesome, Thank you so much. You
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Speaker 6: guys have just released Angry Cry, which I'm loving. By
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Speaker 6: the way, can you tell us a bit more about
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Speaker 6: why this song felt right to release right now so
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Speaker 6: soon we'll not so scene, but just after the live album.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so this one was we really thought it let
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Speaker 1: the fans know that we may we may possibly be
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Speaker 1: delving into sort of like some new genres because Angry
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Speaker 1: Car was a little bit different compared to our last album,
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Speaker 1: i'd say, and also just the meaning behind it as well.
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Speaker 1: I feel like it was time to get that one
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Speaker 1: out to let people know that, hey, we're all dealing
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Speaker 1: with ship still.
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Speaker 5: So like it has been a rough year.
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Speaker 2: Like yeah, it's been a rough year, and I think
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Speaker 2: that's definitely bled into a songwriting well, songwriting and the
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Speaker 2: live album just came out, which was like a celebration
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Speaker 2: of the last record, and it very much felt like we.
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Speaker 1: Kind of wanted the live album to sort of be well,
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Speaker 1: not not closure because obviously John Club will never it
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Speaker 1: will never be over a line.
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Speaker 2: Under that period and going straight to the next ear
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Speaker 2: like a month later, I just felt like a cool
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Speaker 2: moved fall.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and angry it does. It feels like a new thing. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: it feels like a new style of song.
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Speaker 1: But everyone, everyone seems to be loving it so far,
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Speaker 1: So hopefully we've maybe the right call there.
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Speaker 6: Oh definitely I reckon. So is Angry Kui a sign
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Speaker 6: of what's to come on a new album? Or do
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Speaker 6: all the songs sound wildly different from each other?
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Speaker 2: I think we've written for the first time in our careers,
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Speaker 2: we've walked into an album without a real plan in
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Speaker 2: terms of right this is like sonically what we're aiming for.
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Speaker 2: We've actually spent more time in the studio on this
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Speaker 2: one than we have with any record, our producers telling
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Speaker 2: up the dates. We've spent over a month in the studio,
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Speaker 2: whereas like every other, every other album's felt a lot
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Speaker 2: more rushed because of like budget restrictions. So like, typically
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Speaker 2: how we've done things in the past is will write
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Speaker 2: a bunch of songs, then do pre pro and then
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Speaker 2: the actual recording of it gets squeezed into as little
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Speaker 2: time as visically possible to save as much money, you know,
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Speaker 2: because we're an independent band, there's no label, you know,
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Speaker 2: funding everything ourselves, whereas this time we really spend the
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Speaker 2: time just crafting something that we would be really proud of.
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Speaker 2: And I think the results wise is a bit all
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Speaker 2: over place genre wise, like there's there's a little bit
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Speaker 2: in there for everyone, I think, like.
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Speaker 1: You know, but they all work together, they all work together.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, oh nice, And you mentioned something before that you
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Speaker 6: guys are an independent band. Is that the same for
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Speaker 6: this album as well? I imagine that you guys have
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Speaker 6: not gone with a record label.
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Speaker 5: No, we still l still.
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Speaker 6: And it must be quite liberating as well to be
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Speaker 6: like that and to be successful, you know, doing it
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Speaker 6: yourselves and not depending on labels, and that it must
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Speaker 6: be yeah, quite liberating, feel quite liberating.
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Speaker 4: Yes, it's I think it's something that it has its
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Speaker 4: frozens cons So yeah, I mean, you know, there's too
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Speaker 4: sad to recoin, isn't there?
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Speaker 1: But I always choose to see the positives of it
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Speaker 1: because I flip in love that we're independent. I'm so
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Speaker 1: proud of us. But we've got this far and we're
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Speaker 1: doing all of this stuff as an independent band, and
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Speaker 1: it's not like we've had a label in the past
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Speaker 1: and they've helped us, but like we've literally built this
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Speaker 1: thing from the ground up. So I love that, But
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Speaker 1: obviously it comes with hindrances as in, like we do
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Speaker 1: struggle with like getting support slots and like things like that,
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Speaker 1: don't we Yeah, yeah, for sure.
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Speaker 4: I like.
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Speaker 5: There's like better, There's lots of pros and cons to
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Speaker 5: having a label.
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Speaker 2: I think the benefits of having labels involved early on
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Speaker 2: is that it opens a lot of doors that necessarily
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Speaker 2: wouldn't have been opened for you at that time because
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Speaker 2: you haven't earned it yet. And that's really where we've struggled,
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Speaker 2: you know, trying to build this from the ground up.
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Speaker 2: A lot of industry not knowing who we are. A
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Speaker 2: lot of are the bands really not knowing who we are,
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Speaker 2: because you know, we built up our own little DIY
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Speaker 2: bubble and that's been amazing built you know, playing to
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Speaker 2: nearly a thousand caps in.
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Speaker 5: The UK, has been sick.
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Speaker 4: I think when you're when you've been sort of as
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Speaker 4: fiercely independent as we have been, it's just a case
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Speaker 4: of you constantly have to prove yes, you constantly have
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Speaker 4: to prove that you've done it and prove that you
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Speaker 4: can do it again and again, whereas I feel like
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Speaker 4: you don't have to do that as much when you do.
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Speaker 1: When you do have the labels behind you backing you.
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Speaker 1: But but then in some ways it's it's flip and
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Speaker 1: awesome though, because we have developed such an amazing community of.
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Speaker 4: Like as December Fours fans, Like I know everyone's going
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Speaker 4: to say, oh, my fans are the best, my fans
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Speaker 4: are the best, but honestly, our fans are genuinely the best.
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Speaker 1: They are so cool. Yeah, And I feel like the
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Speaker 1: reason we have that closeness with them and able to
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Speaker 1: have formed such this Titanning community is because we've been
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Speaker 1: independent this whole time, and they know we've been independent
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Speaker 1: the whole time, so they feel like they have something
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Speaker 1: sort of rally behind And yeah.
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Speaker 6: Definitely, you guys have built it literally from the ground up,
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Speaker 6: and even your past albums as well as well have
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Speaker 6: been recorded in home studios.
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Speaker 2: Is that right, Yes, so well, yeah, first album it
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Speaker 2: was basically the garage in London, wasn't it.
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Speaker 1: Well, Join the Club was actually recorded here.
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Speaker 5: Oh that's true.
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Speaker 2: We did record but it wasn't like mixed here, so like,
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Speaker 2: I don't think that really counts. We did, We did
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Speaker 2: record a lot of Join Club here except the drums.
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Speaker 2: That was actually a great experience though. I really loved that. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: if any bands can just record at home in their
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Speaker 2: living room, highly recommend just wake up, make a cup
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Speaker 2: of tea, playing with the cats and then recording a song.
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Speaker 5: Pretty sick.
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Speaker 6: That's awesome and really from a fan perspective, it's it
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Speaker 6: feels really authentic to hear a band that you know
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Speaker 6: still does di y because I yes, it may be
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Speaker 6: a little bit more common nowadays, but it's certainly something
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Speaker 6: that you don't see a lot of. And you're right about,
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Speaker 6: you know, the fan base being right behind you guys,
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Speaker 6: because just encouraging you to keep doing what you're doing.
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Speaker 6: And yeah, it's awesome. You guys have played at some
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Speaker 6: of the biggest festivals and have the biggest festivals in
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Speaker 6: the world and have gained a huge following, do you guys,
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Speaker 6: Pinch yourself and how do you wrap your head around
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Speaker 6: how crazy that is?
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Speaker 1: Every day I don't think we'll love would quite.
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Speaker 2: Go no no, Like so this year, for example, being
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Speaker 2: invited to play slam Look main stage and two Thousand
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Speaker 2: Trees main stage in the UK, which are two of
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Speaker 2: the biggest rock festivals, and like, well.
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Speaker 1: We've been We've been attending Slamdink Festival since we were
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Speaker 1: like fifteen sixteen, and to be to be playing main stage,
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Speaker 1: like even on the day, it's like my core memory
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Speaker 1: from playing Slamdok this year where I went out to
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Speaker 1: what who gives it? All of Myken rejects. Yes, we
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Speaker 1: went around a friend to go watch all American rejects.
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Speaker 1: So I was like, oh wow, like this this is massive,
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Speaker 1: isn't it. And Andrew literally turned around to me and went,
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Speaker 1: you literally played about like three hours ago, and I
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Speaker 1: was like, oh my god, I did. I absolutely did
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Speaker 1: do that. I don't think it clicked in my head
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Speaker 1: because from the stage, it seems like the stage seems
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Speaker 1: so much smaller when you're on it, and then when
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Speaker 1: you're looking at it, you're like, oh shit, this is
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Speaker 1: like a massive, huge thing that you've just done.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I am Yeah, sorry, I was going to say
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Speaker 6: it was.
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Speaker 2: It was definitely a full circle moment for us playing
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Speaker 2: like Slammed on main stage because back in twenty eighteen
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Speaker 2: when were a little baby band, We've won a competition
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Speaker 2: to open open that festival just from one of the days,
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Speaker 2: and so like like five years later, playing main stage, well,
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Speaker 2: six years later playing main stage was definitely a big
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Speaker 2: It was crazy. It was a very nice, fulfilling circle
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Speaker 2: moment for us.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, that's hectic. I can only imagine. Well I can't,
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Speaker 6: but I watch a lot of the slam Dunk festivals
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Speaker 6: here at home, and yeah, just do you guys get like,
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Speaker 6: were you really nervous obviously to play on stage to
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Speaker 6: that many people.
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Speaker 5: Or I feel like you're always nervous.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'm nervous, Like I could play to like
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Speaker 1: two people and still be like no, Like so yeah,
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Speaker 1: i feel like you're asking for wrong now with me.
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Speaker 1: I'm about to go on stage.
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Speaker 4: I'm like, I feel like I'm about okay, I'm so nervous,
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Speaker 4: Like as soon as soon as our intro music, as
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Speaker 4: as soon as I take two steps on stage, I'm like, okay, cool,
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Speaker 4: I'm in adf bath mode.
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Speaker 1: I'm ready, but before I am a nervous wreck.
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Speaker 6: You're gracing our shores in February. Have you guys ever
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Speaker 6: been to Australia.
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Speaker 5: Never, I've never been. No, no, no, so excited?
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Speaker 6: Good good? That was my next question.
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Speaker 2: Two of my cousins live in Melbourne, so hopefully going
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Speaker 2: to be able to swing by and see those guys
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Speaker 2: in a minute in Melbourne. My last three have also
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Speaker 2: all moved to Melbourne.
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Speaker 1: I thought we moved to Sydney.
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Speaker 5: Melbourne.
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Speaker 1: Everyone's moving to.
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Speaker 5: Everyone's in Melbourne. Yeah, it's the spot.
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Speaker 2: One of our early support bands that we took out
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Speaker 2: in the UK for the Happier tour was a band
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Speaker 2: called They're Now the Hype. They were called three then
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Speaker 2: but they're now called the Hype and love those guys.
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Speaker 2: Hopefully going to be able to hook up with them.
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Speaker 2: And then red Hook you're knocking about.
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Speaker 4: We recently just played well we've just finished our tour
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Speaker 4: skin Dread and on one of those Red Hook came
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Speaker 4: on the show as well. So I went and sang
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Speaker 4: Mikayla's part in Pasta. So that was really fun and
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Speaker 4: it was it was so nice seeing those guys and
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Speaker 4: they were like yeah, hit us up when you get
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Speaker 4: to Sydney about yeah awesome.
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Speaker 6: So do you guys have any word on support x
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Speaker 6: then for your tour when you come here or you
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Speaker 6: kind of don't know yet.
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Speaker 5: We're still picking at the moment.
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Speaker 2: So I've had quite a lot of people, you know,
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Speaker 2: email us in and just be like, Yo, we'd love
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Speaker 2: to play with you guys, which is really nice because
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Speaker 2: like we've never been to Australia, so actually have like
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Speaker 2: so many Australian bands taking South and be like, yo,
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Speaker 2: take us out on because.
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Speaker 1: I did a feature on like Down and Outs, Yes
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Speaker 1: you did, and they were they were like, oh, if
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Speaker 1: you guys need the support, please hit us up. So
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Speaker 1: I just like sent it over to Ian like oh
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Speaker 1: we have we have an option here like yeah.
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Speaker 2: So I'm still deciding, but it's going to be good, awesome.
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Speaker 4: This is this is exactly why I loud to I'm
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Speaker 4: going to have things and I don't like, I don't
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Speaker 4: deal with this kind I don't know.
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Speaker 6: Don't worry, It's totally fine. What music do you guys
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Speaker 6: like to listen to yourselves? Is there any guilty pleasures?
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Speaker 6: Like do you like a bit of Britney spears occasionally
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Speaker 6: or anything like that.
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Speaker 5: I know you do.
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Speaker 2: I have a very eclectic take and we both do that.
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Speaker 2: Like you are absolutely obsessed with Chapel.
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Speaker 1: I am, yeah, but who is an obsive Chapel at
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Speaker 1: the moment?
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Speaker 6: You know?
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Speaker 5: That's true.
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Speaker 1: You listen to a lot of Carlie Ray Jabson I.
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Speaker 5: Do love I know I will Die on the Hill.
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Speaker 5: That call me Maybe is probably one of the best.
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Speaker 6: That's so.
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Speaker 5: But yeah, I think we're all very like all over.
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Speaker 4: The round and as in like even so Timmy, who
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Speaker 4: is out of a guitar player, like, I don't think
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Speaker 4: I've heard him listen to a rock song in like.
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Speaker 3: Two years more, he listens to his like sad Girl, Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 3: sad Timmy's Jack, which is.
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Speaker 4: Hilarious because he's the one who rights like most like
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Speaker 4: head breakdowns.
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Speaker 6: I love that. Do you guys still have those side
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Speaker 6: jobs outside of the band?
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Speaker 2: Yes, and that is again probably a downside of being
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Speaker 2: an independent artist, like making making the money work to
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Speaker 2: do this full time has always.
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Speaker 1: Been a struggle, trying to get holiday days.
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Speaker 2: Yes, so I work as a music marketer on the side.
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Speaker 2: So I work with artists and management, helping them like
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Speaker 2: market music, market shows and stuff, which is very cool.
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Speaker 2: Both the boys though, are looking towards hopefully.
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Speaker 1: At the minute.
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Speaker 5: They both have office they both have office jobs, and
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Speaker 5: they're both trying to get out of it. Really wow.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's where that really like no one ever talked
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Speaker 2: about the stage of being a banned where everyone thinks
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Speaker 2: you've got tons of money because you're getting to a
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Speaker 2: relative level of success and quite there, and it sucks.
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Speaker 1: Because it's like, yeah, you may be bringing in a
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Speaker 1: little bit more money, but you'll spend be like double.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and it's and you know, we're mid album creation
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Speaker 2: at the moment, so we've invested a huge amount of
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Speaker 2: money into this next album and obviously no, but it's
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Speaker 2: like this last month is a prime example. We've been
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Speaker 2: on tour with Skin Dread. For whatever reason, the touring
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Speaker 2: rooting has been much more like weekend based. It's been
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Speaker 2: like Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Thursday Friday Saturday. But it's been
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Speaker 2: for like that for like a month. So we've been
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Speaker 2: going playing three shows, three shows a week, coming back
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Speaker 2: working a full time job, going back out at the weekends,
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Speaker 2: working a full time job, and we're all dead.
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Speaker 1: I think we're very happy that we're getting back to
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Speaker 1: like sort of a normal life schedule for like two
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Speaker 1: months and then and then.
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Speaker 2: We'll message and then it will start again, like eleven
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Speaker 2: hours yesterday and I felt amazing.
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Speaker 1: It was a great time. It was a great time.
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Speaker 6: Oh nice. And you guys obviously have put in four
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Speaker 6: time off over February when you're coming here, I hope, yeah, good.
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Speaker 1: Time off of that.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: So I actually quite like that we're only doing three
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Speaker 2: shows because it means that we can actually stay for
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Speaker 2: like a week and a half and then just enjoy, enjoy.
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Speaker 5: It's going to be nice, to be very fun.
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Speaker 1: We're getting very a couple of days before so that
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Speaker 1: hopefully we can We're probably not going to have but
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Speaker 1: we're going to try our goddamn best three awesome rock
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Speaker 1: shows and then chill for like a week. It's gonna
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Speaker 1: yeah nice.
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Speaker 6: What do you hope your songs and shows give to
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Speaker 6: your listeners when they leave?
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Speaker 1: I think my personally meet from a show.
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Speaker 4: So like I go to gigs as I can escape
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Speaker 4: from life, Like I don't want to go to a
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Speaker 4: gig and have like I'm not into I'm more I'm
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Speaker 4: very aware that there are lots of artists out there
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Speaker 4: who will like sort of talk about deep issues and
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Speaker 4: things on stage, and that's fine for them, But now
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Speaker 4: it's December four show.
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Speaker 1: I want to be an escape. I'm there for well.
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Speaker 1: I say this every time I go on stage, and
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Speaker 1: as a summerfore show is a party that everyone is
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Speaker 1: invited to, and that's the vibe I want from our shows.
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Speaker 1: Like I think even when we play, like on our
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Speaker 1: last Heideline tour, we played like a little acoustic song
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Speaker 1: halfway through and I was like, oh my god, it's
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Speaker 1: so slow, and.
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Speaker 4: Why not running around like crazy people for like a song?
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Speaker 4: But you know, I think that's always my aim.
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Speaker 5: I want.
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Speaker 1: I want people to feel just so engulfed in the
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Speaker 1: moment and like just just happy vibes all like all round, Like.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the biggest thing about this has always
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Speaker 2: been about connection, and I think that resonates with the music,
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Speaker 2: with the shows, and like that's the core tenant. It's
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Speaker 2: about connection with people like yeah, but you're not alone
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Speaker 2: whether and yeah, that's like that's why I love so
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Speaker 2: much about our fan base, like our Discord community, like
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Speaker 2: seeing so many people like link up and like make
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Speaker 2: friends and like go to shows together and they've just
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Speaker 2: met in our discord, you know, and it's just.
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Speaker 5: Such a beautiful thing.
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Speaker 4: No, it's it's always lovely because, like we we write
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Speaker 4: about a lot of very deep, deep issues, yea.
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Speaker 1: Topics, so we go back to what I'm looking for.
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Speaker 1: We write about a lot of deep topics, a lot,
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Speaker 1: a lot of mental health going on there, angry cry,
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Speaker 1: case and point. And but I feel like that gets
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Speaker 1: the fans to relate to it because they're like, oh, ship,
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Speaker 1: these people are going through the ship too, And if
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Speaker 1: they have in any way sort of put us on
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Speaker 1: this thing, We're like, no, don't put us up there.
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Speaker 1: We're down here with you, like we're still the same
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Speaker 1: things you are.
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Speaker 4: So people can relate to that, and they come together
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Speaker 4: and we're just this little, this little swarm of widows
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Speaker 4: having a great time together, and it's it's I like that.
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Speaker 5: That's that's the quint right there, a little swarm.
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Speaker 6: Of It's fine, Beth, this one's for you. How do
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Speaker 6: you maintain your sanity as the only girl in a
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Speaker 6: band with three other guys?
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Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know. I'm kidding. To be fair, the
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Speaker 1: guys are always very nice. I'm not gonna lie. I
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Speaker 1: think the guys.
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Speaker 4: You're not very guy like, but.
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Speaker 1: Like you're not like I guess you are immature. Actually
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Speaker 1: don't make it difficult to be around. And you're very
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Speaker 1: respectful of like just.
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Speaker 4: My needs and things, and you're never I don't know,
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Speaker 4: I don't know, you're just very nice.
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Speaker 1: I think it helps. Obviously we're married, I've lived with
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Speaker 1: Timmy all our crew are absolute godsends, the angels, so like,
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Speaker 1: it's just.
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Speaker 2: And it's very rare that we're doing at all that
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Speaker 2: there isn't a girl also present because a crew member.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, other women around, which helps.
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Speaker 1: And even if I'm not though, like I think very
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Speaker 1: fine being like guys, I need a girl day.
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Speaker 4: Yeah I'm going I'm spending a day in a hotel,
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Speaker 4: face pask and doing all this stuff.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, no, they honestly, they make it easy. They're
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Speaker 1: not You're not a difficult bunch to be around, to
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Speaker 1: be honest.
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Speaker 5: Good.
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Speaker 6: Just before we wrap it up, is there anything you
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Speaker 6: want to say to your Australian fans.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god, guys, we are so excited to come
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Speaker 4: out to you. We are so excited to finally meet
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Speaker 4: you all.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's going to be rowdy and it's going to
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Speaker 1: be fun and we're probably going to be jet lagged,
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Speaker 1: but we trust you guys to bring the vibe.
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Speaker 5: So yeah, it's going to be sick.
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Speaker 2: We're working on opening our first Australian store, which means
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Speaker 2: that merchip from Australia from the UK, so that is coming.
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Speaker 5: I'm working on it. I promise it is. So yeah,
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Speaker 5: it's gonna be good.
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Speaker 6: Awesome, awesome. Okay, we'll hold you to that promise. It's
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Speaker 6: been a pleasure us to talk to you fans of
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Speaker 6: as the summer falls can capture the Australian Tour kicking
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Speaker 6: off the fourteenth February in Melbourne. Thank you guys so much,
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Speaker 6: thank you.
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