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Slow Pulse | Furnace Fest 2023 Series · The BlackSheep Podcast: Presented by HM Magazine

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Yeah, today we have a whole crew from Slow Paul, one of the
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better hardcore bands that you need to listen to right now. So fucking good.
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But yeah, we got three of them. We'll have them introduce each
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other, introduce themselves here in a second. Um. But yeah, let's
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let's start at the top. Claymore, let let's hear your voice and then
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tell everybody what what instrument you do in the band. Yeah, my name
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is Claymore, and I played drums in Slow Polls. Nice nice, Matt,
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Hey, hey guys, when he is Matt, I play guitar and
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sloppols nice and last but not least, Brook, Hello, I'm Brooke and
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I am the vocalist sweet, the person that m fronts the entire band.
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I you know, Matt and Claymoart, you're good looking people, but I
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gotta say it's it's better that at least somebody else is up front and center.
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That's okay, I'll take I'll take Matt over anybody here not as typically
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the dreamboat of the band the time. Love it. Well, how are
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you guys doing today? I know Texas is hot as hell right now?
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Are you guys staying cool? And uh enjoying life right now, and in
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good old Texas, we're doing the best we can right now. You're wearing
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a sweatshirt, so you're doing just fine. It doesn't it doesn't matter if
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it's like freezing or like super hot. He is in his like sweatshirts all
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the time. I's comfortable. They're comfortable for me. True. Yeah,
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you'll you'll play shows in like full pants, full sleeves, and I'm like,
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I'm dying. Like it reminds me of like when high school wrestlers would
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practice and then they just like tape up their their uh sweatshirts and they're like
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in one hundred degree room just practicing, and it's like, what I mean,
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you're just I guess you were trying to make weight, but claimer you're
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trying to make weight for your at your shows or what. I actually just
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saw this, uh uh, this post on Instagram where this old lady down
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in Texas baked a loaf of bread in her mailbox. It's that I did
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see that too. It only took forty five minutes. That's what it takes
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in my oven. Man, That's awesome. I actually I went to a
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Whole Food the other day and I was we were actually, uh, we're
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gonna go play a show, and I was like getting a quick lunch before
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and I couldn't find it. And I was like where did I put Like
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this is like a little like rice bul And I was like, I can't,
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I can't find it. And it was cold. And then I went
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outside and I remember I left it outside because I had a bunch stuff to
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carry and I didn't even have to heat it up. I just got to
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you're supposed to micraving it, and I did it micro it. I literally
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just ate it. I was like, wow, it is hot outside.
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You know. The most absurd part of that story is the fact that you're
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in a hardcore band and you're able to shop at Whole Foods. Yeah,
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yeah, it's great. It's also I feel like that comes with being older
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starting a band too, Like I mean, now we're all in our thirties,
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so it's that helps. I mean, if I started this when I
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was, you know, younger, I don't think I would have been so
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yeah, that would make sense. That would make sense. Well, let's
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talk about the beginning of the band. You guys are fairly new, and
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so let's talk about kind of the early origins of Slow Pulse. I'm also
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very curious because you guys are kind of going eclectic group. I mean,
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I mean, we have three very different individuals here in terms of what you
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do professionally outside of the band. How did you guys meet? How did
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you guys get together and so late in your life compared to so many other
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bands right especially in the hardcore scene. I have met them, m I
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through other mutual friends. And then did I introduce you to yes? Okay,
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yeah, and we all just have a love for heavy music. And
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then that's like what really definitely brings us together. Well, well that's part
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but part of it, that's part of it. But I mean I like
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it better when you when you tell this story about how we all like officially
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came together. Okay, I'll tell it. So actually we're the three are
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original members. So I really wanted to start a band. Um, I've
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been like screaming in my parents like living room since I was like fourteen,
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and then I was finally like, I really want to start this band.
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So we have like a local emo night here and I'm friends with the guy
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that puts it on and I like just shot him a text in April of
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last year, and I was like, yo, can I just do like
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a cover set of heavy songs? I just like form a band? And
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he was like sure, June first is your date. So I was like,
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all right, I got a few months. I'm gonna get a band
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together. I'm gonna put like, we're gonna play covers and we're just gonna
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like do this. So um, I think I hit a claim More for
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I think claim More and I were kind of starting to like do like band
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stuff, and then and Matt and I have been friends just through mutual friends,
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and a mutual friend of ours was like, oh, Matt plays guitar,
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so I don't know, just hit him up. And I pretty much
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just took their word for I didn't even like listen to me. I was
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like, yeah, they play music, Like hell yeah, let's let's do
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this. That's the typical lead singer. Yeah, I don't know what you
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do. I hear you can play music. Yeah. I was like sure,
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it seems right, like let's do it. So they both agreed.
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So then we like got together and played basically this cover set at our EMO
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night. We played another one the next month, and then we were like,
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you know, we want to be a a real band, and I
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already had some songs written like lyrically and um yeah, we all just started
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writing and then we formed in a last August as like Soul Bowls. Wow.
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Wow, So like it's has he even technically been a year yet?
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You might be the most infant band we've probably ever interviewed on this podcast.
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Yeah, other than opponents. Yeah, other than opponents, I can't,
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but opponents they were also very they're all in their thirties as well. But
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why why now? Why not when you were fourteen screaming in your parents living
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room? Um, I don't know. Like I like went off to college
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and I was still really into music. Then, like I ran like my
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college radio station. I had like a hardcore show there. I've always really
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been into like hardcore stuff, but I was just like focusing on other things
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and it just kind of always seemed like it was something I was always always
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talking about. I was like always want to start a band. I always
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want to start man, just like never did it. Um. But then
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so like I lost my mom to cancer and so I started writing like about
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that, and when I was just like, you know, I've I started
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this business. I did that, Like, I'm pretty secure in it.
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I like, I want to do the one thing that I haven't done,
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and that was start a band. So I was like, you know,
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the only person that's gonna do it as me, So I'm just gonna do
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it. So I did it nice. And did you guys have any reservations?
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Matton and Claymore, Do you guys have reservations about this? Not really.
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I thought it sounded awesome and and yeah, like I think the when
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Brooke asked me about it, it was just gonna be like a one time
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thing, and so it's just just hey, you know, like, okay,
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that sounds pretty cool, like like one show whatever. It would be
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fun. But yeah, the first show just ended up going over really well.
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All of our friends came. It was so much fun. But we've
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already started to like play really well together, and so that's that's kind of
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at that point we're like, well, hey, let's it doesn't make sense
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to just kind of like hang it up now, you know. So yeah,
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I was just all in. Um, I didn't really think that,
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you know, I never thought when she asked me that like a year ago,
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if that would be playing like furnace, like a year later. Never
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would have ever thought that, So, well do you guys just got done
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with so what as well? Right? Yeah, how was that experience?
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It's great. It was awesome. I mean, besides it being hot earned
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hell out there, it was great so much the first time being on a
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really big stage like that in front of a bunch of people. It was
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just it was wild. Yeah, Claymore, did you have some reservations about
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about this thing? So, like, yeah, I thought we were like
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only doing just the emo night, and then it was just crazy how many
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people were there, especially for like a first time. I hadn't played music
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in over fifteen years. I was in bands like oh wow in high school
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whole thing. Then had to grow up get a job, so like the
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music stuff just kind of went on the back burner. But yeah, we
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played that first show and then we got asked to play another one like a
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month later, so we played that one as well. Yeah, it was
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it was just kind of wild. I didn't think it was we were going
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to keep going at it, and like I have a son and like I
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work, like you know, Monday through Friday and stuff like that, so
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it's just it's wild how quickly things have taken off since then. I I
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can't even imagine the whirlwind this has to be. So how did you get
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on the radar of of you know, some pretty large festivals hastials that are
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kind of like namemakers out there. Yeah. Yeah, So Mike Zeemer like
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hurt us and he was a fan, and he was basically like, I
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really want to help you guys out, like I see a lot of potential
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there, like you guys are he liked the music, and we like you
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know, met him and he was like, yell, are pretty cool too,
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And so I don't know, he's just really been like taking us under
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his wing and like trying to like make help us and because he believes in
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us, I guess, And yeah, it's really cool. We've been like
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so grateful. Like I literally if I were to tell like my fourteen year
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old self that I was like we were going to play Furnace and open for
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like Walls of Jericho, and I'll throw down and like you know, with
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honor, like I just in disbelief. It's it's insane. Well, I
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think even what makes it even more kind of ridiculous, if if you will,
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is the fact that you guys only have like a handful of songs.
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It's not like you've released a number of albums, like you guys are brand
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new. You just said, like, you know, it's been only eleven
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months since really being a band. You have what like five songs, like
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a handful of songs out there. So the fact that there there's not a
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ton to go off of, but yet you still clearly have like already gained
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respect in the industry is pretty cool. So I just find that so interesting,
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not just the fact that you guys are new as a band, but
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also there's only a few songs out there and you're getting these massive festivals that
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are interested. It's wild. It's what we do have more on the way,
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which I will probably get too later, but yeah, because like when
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we play a set, like people see us too, Like we we definitely
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have more songs out there, but we just you know, we're waiting for
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the EP release to happen, to release the rest. Yeah, is there
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is there any chance that at Furnace Best we're gonna have like a physical option
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to purchase the EP. We've talked about it. Um, it's just kind
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of a funny time for physical media, right, Um, definitely, Yeah,
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from We still waiting on Taylor Swift to get through all of her nonsense.
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It's insane. Yeah, exactly, But yeah, I think I think,
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like from what I understand the waytime vinyl is crazy long, probably we
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don't. We won't have time to get that done. Sounds like people don't
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really buy CDs much. True, we will have asked us about it.
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It just really depends. But what about a cassette exactly? That's what I
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was gonna say. Yeah, you know, you see a lot of people
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doing those, so I start to wonder if there's enough people with nineteen nineties
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Honda's running around to do you even play a cassette anymore? Though? You
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know? Yeah, it's like a novelty. We're actually playing it a tape
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release show next Saturday because a band, a local band from here, they're
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called nerve Um, they're releasing one and they're they're doing the tape thing and
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yeah, still do it. I know they do it. It just surprises
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me. I mean I did, I wouldn't even know where to find a
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tape deck these days. Crazy. It's good that still has an old boombox.
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I'm sure he does. He doesn't throw anything away, so if you
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guys, if you guys, you know, make a cassette, just know
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that you at least have like my dad, that would at least be in
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the market, I guess listen. Probably not, but at least he would
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have the like, the means to listen to it. Yeah, yeah,
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well that's what everyone will have. The are the notice getting as Yes,
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Corey's Corey's white hair would turn brown again. I think if you listen to
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slow pulls, at least something would turn brown. It might not be his
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hair, but it'd be fun to do. So we'll definitely talk about that
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thing. Sweet Claymore, you said you weren't you hadn't been playing for for
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fifteen years? Were you keeping up on the chops the entire time? Because
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like drums is like one of those things where you do tend to lose it
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a little bit and you don't sound like you've lost it whatsoever. Or maybe
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you were just like maybe you were like like Neil Pert level at one point
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ahead of my time back in the scene. No, when I work,
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I actually drummed with my feet a lot o. Sweet it just all those
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years I still was just you know, playing along to songs that I was
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listening to actually learned how to play drums from air drumming. Actually really Yeah,
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Hey, Colin, You've always said that I'm like the best little like
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tap drummer that you've ever met. So maybe it like actually could translate.
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I've always wondered if it would. It is weird because it does kind of
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actually translate for you to their actual kit, and it did. Yeah,
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yeah, that's crazy about this, like Blink Win eighty two song and uh,
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me and my buddy had just switched like instruments one day just for the
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fun of it, you know. So he was playing guitar and then I
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sat on the drums and then all right, I remember like trying to play
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them and it was just like I didn't know what to do. And then
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I thought back to that song and I did like that basic like punk beat,
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you know, and we both just like kind of looked at each other
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and I was like, holy shit, and okay, we're gonna play this
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bliquity two songs. We played it like start to finish, like we were
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both like screaming at each other the whole time. It was just really weird.
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But that I learned how to play drums, so I felt like even
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though not playing on actual drum set all those years, like I was still
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beating on stuff and tapping on stuff. So sure. But yeah, first
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time in over fifteen years was last year. We practiced what three months before
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the Emo night. Yeah, it was really quick. We had a really
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quick turnaround for all of us never playing together. I never played a show
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before. That was my first show ever, and likes have never even.
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Yeah, we never played together, so it was shocking to all of us.
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Yeah, yeah, it was. Yeah, started on. I don't
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know if you're gonna say the same thing. Were you about to say it?
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I don't know. I don't know what you're gonna say. Originally supposed
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to play bass in slow Poles. Oh yeah, yeah yeah. The first
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time I went over to my house, Yeah, he was playing bass and
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uh and then um for whatever reason, you know, He's like, oh,
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I also played drums too, and he got on the drums. I
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was like, oh, you should probably play drums, dude, that's his
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way. But it was like my dad taught me how to play guitar.
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That was my first. It was like the drummer that we originally had couldn't
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make it, and so we're like well, how are we gonna play it?
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Like, are we gonna pay us out drums? So then Claimer would
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just dump on it and we'd be like wait a minute, and we're like,
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no, you can't get all the drums out now, like you're on
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Druss. He's like, but man, I gotta worry these sweatshirts all the
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time. I'm getting it sweaty? Is it? You can't find drummers everywhere.
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You can find bass players anywhere, you know, So it's true,
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that is kind of true, just kidding. We love Chris. He couldn't
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make it today. Think he's busy, but uh he's yeah, he's dead
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to us. You know. Yeah, we got we got the we got
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the three ones that matter here appreciate it since most of you well, Claimer,
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you said you were in bands like fifteen years ago. But whoa,
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oh, someone's house is burning down. That's ever happened before. Let's hope
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stopped. I guess imagine the first the first podcast recording where somebody is getting
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interviewed and their house is burning down while they're doing the interview. That would
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be so hardcore, pretty hard. So, Claimer, you said that you
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haven't been in bands for fifteen years and the rest of you, Like it
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doesn't sound like you have been in like if you have been in any bands,
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Like you haven't been in any bands for quite some time. Like do
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you ever kind of get this sense now that like you're like, oh,
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this is so great, Like we're playing festivals, now, we're recording music.
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All of this seems to be really really great. Do you ever like
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have this sort of sense of like regret of like not starting it earlier doing
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this kind of thing, like maybe in your twenties, do you have any
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regret around that or anyway, I'm curious like what your sort of reflection is
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on going back in time thinking about like oh, this would have been so
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much fun or maybe not or whatever. Um, well, okay, so
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this is this is my first band ever, so I've never I've never played
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in a band before. The only thing I would say is like I feel
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like I my vocal Like if I were to be practicing all these years,
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I feel like I would be a better vocalist because I just like I practiced
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a lot when I was like really young, like when I lived at home
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with them, when I was like you know, in college and whatever.
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I just really stopped and didn't and sometimes like in a car, I would
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just like you know, stream along at things. But like I think that's
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my only regret really is like I could have, like damn, I con
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been practicing this whole time, Like I've just sounded like even crazier now,
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But um no, I feel like it really like just with how everything is
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played out with us, like I guess said, we feel like super fortunate.
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And I feel like, you know, having a band with like being
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an adult, like having money to be able to like get gas to go
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to place it, you know, and like I don't have an experience from
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before, but just what I've heard from other bands, you know, like
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it's just and like without all of us being able to step away from our
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jobs, like with the kind of jobs that we have, it like really
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helps us like put the time and effort into it. Whereas before when I
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was starting to like build a company or go to school, like it wouldn't
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have been like as easy, I think truly. Yeah, who who can
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say anything bad about having a little bit of money to be able to have
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the freedom to do this thing, right? That would not always be the
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case. Yeah, otherwise you'd be starting at ground zero. Right now,
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because you know your band just broke up. You've been playing since you were
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eighteen. Oh man, that happens. It happens to most bands, right,
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Yeah, yeah, that's wild. That's a good point. Yeah,
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what about for you guys? Do you guys have any regrets about not doing
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this earlier? Yeah? A little different for me, I guess I've been
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in bands kind of just off and on since I was younger, maybe like
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six or seven of them or something, nothing that really really got off the
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ground, just kind of like a thing for fun. I grew up in
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Oklahoma. The scene back then was like not like it is here in Austin
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obviously, So like every we'd play the same venue all the time. The
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only crowd that would really be there opening for Pillar, right, yeah,
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lips or something do exactly. No, I think our biggest show is opening
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for a skylt Drive. So after doing that for a few years, you
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know, it got a little old. Moved to Austin, had another kind
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of like small stuff. But yeah, I know, like right off the
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bat with this one, it's you know, people a lot of people just
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care about it, care about the band, people come to the shows.
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It's really cool. So I've just never had that personally, so yeah,
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I wouldn't say much regret really. Um, you know I tried, you
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know, kind of like not that serious bands in the past. But yeah,
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I'm just along for the I hear it's it's been grateful for. Yeah.
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No, being in Austin's gonna be pretty nice that that is a music
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city. If if I've ever bend to one, are you guys gonna destroy
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Austin City Limits one of these days here? That'd be pretty sweet. I
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like, if we played ACL I don't I don't know if they would ask
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us. I don't know for their cup of team. They ever had a
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hardcore band, No, a Lotapaluza never heard I mean not Lollapaluza. Yeah,
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a lot of Palusa never had knocked loose, but now they do so
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yeah, you know, and they had scowl too. Yeah that's right.
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Yeah, no reason that Austin City Limits can't have you. Now there's a
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little more like a boy hats and like really happy like indie kind of stuff,
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you know. But yeah, you never know, they have like wrapped.
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Yeah, it would be cool though, I mean that's the gateway.
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Yeah, yeah, we would certainly not turn down that opportunity. I was
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just like shock, all those ACL fans that'd be amazing. I would love
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that. Well, everybody stopped anyway, like when we play, because people
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that haven't heard heard us or seen us that are there as soon as Brooke
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might checks, everyone just like pushes to the front because they're just like,
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Al's open, Like holy shit, what girls like yeah to watch happened.
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It happens each time. I love it. That was reaction when I first
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heard Brooks boys. I think it was a song that she did over at
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your house, right, Claymore. Yeah, And my friend, my buddy
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Jake, She's like he's like, oh yeah, this is Brooke And I
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was like what, Like it was like a first of all, I had
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no idea she did that, and she sounded already better than so many like
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you know vocalists that uh I hear it is so yeah, just blown away.
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So yeah, I think everyone else kind of has the same reaction too.
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Yeah, yeah, I can imagine. I know, Like, I
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mean you sort of brought this up a little bit, Claymore, and I
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like I don't really want to get into the whole like oh, female runted
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band thing and like just being like derivative in that way, But like,
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do you have like a sense of pride brook around like the fact that there
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is kind of this like movement it seems like in the hardcore scene of like
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women being upfront and and women being more involved than they seem to have been
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maybe in the past. I guess I don't know what the hardcore scene was
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back in like the nineties and early two thousands as much, but like maybe
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that you have thoughts around that. I don't. I know you probably are
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like I don't want to be like known as just like the female fronted like
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hardcore band. I'm sure that's not a thing that you really cared too much
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about. But also I imagine there's like some sense of pride of like being
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a woman in a hardcore band and being upfront. Yeah, So, like
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I I mean, I was always really influenced by this band called Bloodlink Calligraphy
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and it's a vocalist. Her name's Ali French, and it was originally a
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guy vocalist and she heard them one time. We're like went to a show
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and she was like I could do better than him, and like she literally
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like try like told the band that or something and like they made her vocalists
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and so I was always really inspired by that because I was always really into
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hardcore and like there weren't a lot of yet like women in that scene.
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It was like definitely like a male driven scene. And yeah, so like
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whenever girls come to like our shows and stuff, I love it. Like
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I I strongly encourage girls like get in the pit or you know, like
23:19
h and I always kind of wear like girlier clothes to you because I'm a
23:22
pretty girly person in general anyway, and like just to you know, like
23:26
break that, like you know, just not really to change who I am
23:32
or whatever, like just show that you don't have to be like the toughest
23:33
or whatever to like be play heavy music, Like you can be exactly who
23:37
you are and like look exactly how you want to look, and like still
23:41
like scream just as tough as anyone, and like do the thing. So
23:44
yeah, I like I don't like, yeah, of course, like the
23:48
female friend of the thing. When we get like compared to bands sometimes and
23:52
they're like, oh, they sound like this band, I'm like, actually
23:53
not at all. But I know that you're just saying that a girl screaming.
23:57
But I don't think you sound like that whatsoever. But so that's kind
24:00
of like weird, and I don't like love that part of it. But
24:03
absolutely I love when girls are like in it in the scene because I mean
24:06
that's how I was inspired, and you know, I hope that I could
24:08
do the same for others too, because absolutely, yeah, it's great.
24:12
I was showing my wife your your music video generation and she goes, you
24:19
know, the lead singer, she's not really dressed, like she's not really
24:25
dressed like most lead singers of metal bands, And I'm like, yeah,
24:29
she's not. She's dressed like a like a woman. Yeah, like she's
24:33
not trying to be Elvira or some shit like, Yeah, I love that.
24:37
It's awesome. Yeah, yeah, that's just dress girly and just you
24:41
know, show that. Like I said, whoever, like it doesn't matter
24:42
what you look like or whatever, you can also do it, you know.
24:47
Yeah, sick, I love it. I am very very curious to
24:52
know how the guys over at Furnace Best got a hold of you guys and
24:56
they put you on the shed bash day. I mean, that's that's like
25:00
top of the line. That's the stuff, that's where you want to be
25:03
it's going to be a riot in there. Are you guys excited for it?
25:07
What? What expectations do you have? Are you guys going to burn
25:11
the place down? Hopefully not? It's a national landmark, so please don't
25:15
do that. But I mean, like figuratively, yeah, we're insanely excited.
25:21
I I would be lying if I said I wasn't really nervous. See
25:29
what I said. You're texted about it today already, because I still can't
25:33
believe it. It's it's so crazy, like just counting down the days.
25:41
It's just like, wow, I it's I mean, we're all it's gonna
25:45
be the biggest thing any of us have played. And um yeah, and
25:48
I've gone a Furnace best the past few years and like, I absolutely love
25:52
that. It's like my favorite festival. So like to be going for two
25:55
years and then asked to play it the third year is just fucking mind blowing.
26:00
Yeah, who reached out to you? So Mike Ziemer is like someone
26:04
that I was like I brought up earlier and he U is like a part
26:07
of Furnace and he'd like, I don't know, I guess he talked to
26:11
all of the Furnace best people, and they all were on board for us,
26:15
and they I guess we're wanting to you know, feature some newer bands,
26:19
and so we fortunately got asked. But we also actually um before Mike
26:26
last year they did like a Battle of the Band's thing and they did it
26:27
this year too. But last year they did it and we made the top
26:30
ten UM, so we were already like kind of on their radar from that
26:34
UM and then yeah, and then we got asked to play this year.
26:37
At that point, we had like one song out or something like that.
26:40
Yeah, we literally had like what three maybe out, and we were like
26:44
we're like, oh my god, I honestly thank god we did not play
26:47
that last Yeah, a lot of that was driven by our friends. Our
26:48
friends were being really nice and voting for us for sure, and yeah,
26:52
but yeah, like I was like, I was secretly like I was like,
26:55
hey, obviously it'd be really cool last year we played it up.
26:57
But also the other side of me was like, ik, a doll,
27:00
like we have, like all are we gonna do? Like, yeah,
27:04
you probably have to do some covers or something. Yeah, that would have
27:07
been crazy with way more shows under our bill now not still not like a
27:15
ton obviously, right, but but now I think we're we feel way more
27:18
prepared for sure. Yeah, Cullen, I think The Undertaking is playing on
27:23
Friday, right. I think I just saw Austin talk about that. I
27:29
don't know, I had to I had to check. I think they're playing
27:30
on Friday. And I'm guessing that like Slow Pulse and Undertaking are gonna be
27:34
playing like probably some time around the same time in the shed, so like
27:38
maybe one after the other something, but I'm guessing you both will be playing
27:42
like right around each other's uh sets. But I tell you what, Like
27:45
I'm gonna be jumping off the stage and doing whatever I can, Like,
27:51
I'm gonna be going all out for both of those shows. We're really good
27:53
friends with the Undertaking. I don't know if you guys have heard them yet,
27:56
but you definitely should check them out, very like kind of every time
27:59
I die, chaotic hardcore kind of stuff. Uh. And then yeah,
28:03
and then you guys are be playing. It's just it's gonna be it's gonna
28:06
be a ball for at least probably. I'm I'm guessing you guys are gonna
28:08
be playing right around the same time. So you said you're gonna jump off
28:11
the stage, right, Oh yeah, okay, all right, you can
28:15
really will, no questions asked. I would like to stage. I've way
28:19
more this year than I did last year. Hell yeah, I love it.
28:25
So I'm exciting, like like a new band like that for first festival.
28:27
Like obviously we'd expect to be put on like the small stage opening up
28:32
the festival, right, I mean we're very new, right, but to
28:34
the fact that we get the chance to play at the I think it's the
28:37
cool stage for sure. Oh yeah, Brooke and I went two years ago.
28:41
I think she went last year too, But yeah, I guess that
28:45
wasn't the main stage technically, but I thought I spend most of my time
28:48
in there because I think it was just really bad ass. So it's like
28:52
main stage part two. Yeah. Yeah, there's like two main stages and
28:56
there's nothing like it, though there's there's a lot of festival stages like the
28:57
other one. You know, it's still still really cool obviously, but the
29:00
shed like that is just really unique and uh yeah, huge, Yeah,
29:04
it's nuts over there. Let's talk about a new EP. It sounds like
29:10
is coming out here soon. Lets let's chat a little bit more about it.
29:12
What do you want to tell us about it? H So, what
29:17
we're thinking about releasing it with a show that we're gonna put on out here
29:23
in Austin on August thirty first. Hey, there we go. People come
29:30
out on September first, right the Friday. Yeah, probably, UM tease
29:37
another song off of it soon though, so please before that and then we'll
29:41
come out with it. It's it's a five song EP and some of the
29:45
songs are already out. There's two of the songs that are already out that
29:48
are going to be on it, and then there's three that no one you've
29:51
heard it our shows we debuted one of We debuted the last song at so
29:55
what we opened with it. Um, people have heard that and we'll we'll
29:59
continue you to play it. But yeah, unless you're at a show,
30:03
you have not heard heard the other three yet. Nice. I don't think
30:07
we've shared the release date yet. So that's a Black Sheet Podcast exclusive.
30:11
There we go. That's what I liked it. That's what I'm here for,
30:15
all the exclusives all. Yeah, so what we went into the studio
30:21
to record all of those when back in January or um December of last year
30:27
year started November December, kind I could do going in. We're doing one
30:30
song at a time, like eight hours or so, and then we were
30:33
figuring out I think we can try to try to knock out two at a
30:36
time. So we went They're totally three or four times or something. Dan
30:40
Flynn, he's he's great. The studio there's amazing. It's like way too
30:44
nice for for what we need. It's really cool to visit. And I
30:49
think Brookstone in for for years, right, m Yeah, yeah, for
30:55
a while around it's a very happy place to go. But um, but
30:57
yeah, it's been great. Yeah, Brick, It's crazy the contacts you
31:02
have. It's almost like you've it's almost like you've been in the like in
31:06
hardcore bands your entire life. The fact that you've been able to network like
31:08
this, or have you just been doing makeup for everybody and that's the case.
31:11
Honestly. I've been just like really big into the hardcore scene, like
31:15
I said, since I was like thirteen fourteen, Like I'm from Houston,
31:18
so I was like really big into it there. But like I've shows have
31:22
been like my life and like heavy music literally forever, and I'm just I'm
31:26
always I like always show up for shows like local bands. I always like
31:27
I'm supporting local bands, bigger bands, whatever, Like I'm just that is
31:32
like my favorite place to be. So I've just like stayed really connected within
31:36
the music world like forever because it's just it's I love it. So speaking
31:41
of that, then you guys are playing Furnace Fests on Friday. Are you
31:45
playing on staying the entire weekend then so you can see all the other shows
31:49
and Claymore this is your first time, right, yeah, I mean besides
31:55
so what last month. This is like my first time going to Furnace and
32:00
first like overall like festival. So wow. So who are you guys excited
32:05
to see? Most announced today? And I am like, Haymaker was my
32:10
jam, I We're not going announce today. I was like, no way.
32:15
And they're playing on Friday two, So that is like very exciting to
32:19
me. Yea, I'm excited to see further seams forever. M I would
32:24
not have pegged you as the further seams forever. I love it. That's
32:32
great. Either soft stuff for him or like the most brutal stuff. Yeah.
32:38
Between there and then they're making the Stallion so oh he gets dirty,
32:45
dirty like, oh, you should hear Matt and Brook rap. They're actually
32:51
we probably should have a little bit of a taste of this at Furnace Fest.
32:54
I think we only have five songs. I mean you have to fill
32:58
that time a little bit somewhere else, right, Yeah, I would love
33:01
for to do that. Also, we will get another mic. I would
33:07
that that would really make it for me. I don't think I've ever I
33:10
don't think I've ever said anything on Mike during a show. I just leave
33:14
that to Brooke and our bass player. He's like a big He's really good
33:16
at hyping up the crowd and stuff instead of word, so probably keep it
33:21
that way for at least a while. Sucks that he's dead to us man,
33:23
Yeah, I know, but yeah, for me, I don't know.
33:28
There's so many bands. Um, I'm really syed Seesao again. Oh
33:31
yeah, I've been a fan of their since I was like twelve or something
33:36
like that, and I don't know how they just keep getting better, right,
33:38
I know, it's amazing age like fine Wine, Yeah, they really
33:43
do. And like I think, especially their new stuff like no one even
33:45
really sounds like that and yeah, really badass. And I'd only really seen
33:50
The first time I'd seen him was two years ago furnst in the shed stage.
33:52
Finally got to see him, so really excited to see him again.
33:57
We've interviewed them a few times. They are the nicest guy, genuinely the
34:00
nicest humans. That's great, true. Yeah, that's awesome. Brooke.
34:05
How about you? Who are you looking forward to see throw Down? So
34:10
many though? Yeah? Throw it out? But that that curveball today.
34:15
I wasn't expecting it. I did not know and then I saw it and
34:17
I've just been jamming that album all day. Um, And I posted on
34:22
my Instagram, like the most embarrassing, cringe worthy photo of me ever wearing
34:24
a Thrown Down shirt doing a peace sign with my digital camera in my parents'
34:29
bathroom, and I it's it's atrocious, but I've been reading it forever.
34:36
Oh that is awesome. That's just so pure. I think that was the
34:39
last band to be announced too, if I remember right. I think I
34:43
think they have the final lineup now. I think it's everybody there's I think
34:47
they're I think they're waiting on one more because Pink Spiders dropped out, so
34:51
there's gonna be one more announcement at some point. Okay, they have not
34:55
filled that spot as far as I know, that would be wow wow.
35:01
Yeah, honestly, the whole lineup is sick though, like Furnaces doesn't miss
35:05
like that. It's like my favorite festival because the lineup is just always killer
35:09
and it's fun to like go to a festival and be like wow, I
35:12
want to see every single band instead of like I'm gonna wait three hours to
35:15
see this next thing, you know what I mean, Like it's just so
35:17
stacked, so pretty much I'm just excited. The whole thing, Yeah you
35:21
can you can sell first is run by people that really enjoy the music and
35:24
they love the music. They're not just necessarily trying to sell as made sick
35:28
as as possible. So those are my kind of favorite festivals when it seems
35:30
really curated like that like what we're was talking about, and they just bring
35:35
back bands back from the dead too, like and that's really really unlike any
35:39
other festival I've ever seen. Yeah, yeah, it's crazy and that and
35:44
not only just for like a momentary part of time, like sometimes like we
35:49
they're like, oh yeah we're actually getting back together now, not just like
35:52
for this one off. Yeah, it's official. Now, Yeah, you've
35:55
seen that a lot, and it's to talk to bands like that. Yeah,
35:58
we just interviewed nine pound Woos and they haven't done anything for twenty three
36:01
years and then the whole Furnace Fest opportunity came up and now they're like,
36:07
well, maybe we'll give something more now. Like they're just I mean,
36:09
it's all up in the air and they have no idea what that could be,
36:12
but like they're at least like they're willing to like entertain the thought of
36:15
like doing something in the future. But it all was catalyzed by playing a
36:20
Furnace Fest this year. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, it's awesome. Like
36:22
with Honor too. With Honor has been like one of my longtime favorite bands
36:25
and I'd never seen them before and I saw the Furnace two years ago and
36:28
then they're, you know, playing again, and now they just released two
36:30
new songs with a band called Fame, who was a female fronted um vocalist,
36:36
and I'm like, that's so cool, Like yeah, they're like coming
36:37
back and like making music again and it's and I seriously feel like Furnace Hows
36:40
you know, helped with that for sure. Yeah, they're like Jesus to
36:46
to uh Lazarus, Yes, exactly, all right. Should we get to
36:57
top five, this is probably is going to take a little bit longer than
37:00
normal, so we probably do top three because that's right, top three.
37:02
So we'll do top three most influential albums from each of you, and so
37:07
whoever wants to start, we can kind of go in like alternating order,
37:12
so you can just like give one and then the next person can give one,
37:15
or you can do all three in a row, whatever you want to
37:16
do. So, but let's hear it. Top three most influential albums.
37:22
Who's starting? Okay? Um, God, I've been stressing with this.
37:25
Okay, so number one for me for sure, hands down. Um.
37:30
I mentioned them earlier. It's a band called blood Line Calligraphy. Um.
37:32
It was the first time that I really like loved female vocals a lot.
37:37
She has like kind of a voice like similar mine. It is like in
37:39
a deeper register. Um. It's m blood lengk Calligraphy. Day Want You
37:44
Silent is like a bang or front to back. It's just what really got
37:47
me into practicing. And that's what I literally screamed too for an hour that
37:51
my parents would let me in their house. So that's one thrice illusion of
37:54
safety. Oh I saw that played last year. I'm sure you saw them.
38:00
Oh my god. Yeah, I was at the very front. I
38:02
knew every foot word, like, um, I used to like even before
38:07
I was screaming, Like, I just like love their lyrics, so I
38:08
would like try to like write lyrics also, but I would literally just like
38:12
take their lyrics and like switch the spots of them and like Thris's lyrics and
38:15
like everyone a song. No I didn't, Hey, were you really drunk
38:19
at that show last year? Um, there's a great possibility. Remember,
38:25
I actually think I remember spotting you in the front. I was in the
38:29
very I told someone to someone's like jumped in the front and like stood there
38:32
like I guess they like crowded or something. Then they like stood in front
38:36
of me and I was like, literally move. I was like, you
38:37
cannot. I am. I am five foot two, this is my I
38:40
am here for this in my way. Um, so yeah, that is
38:45
It probably was me and if I was having the time of my life.
38:50
We're good friends with Dustin Cancer. He's he's so good. I just saw
38:53
them, Um, they were just here. They played emos and they played
38:58
all of Artists in the Ambulance, which is an ore one of my favorite
39:00
albums too. Um, and they played all of that and it was and
39:04
the re uh like the real uh not Matt like remix of it, I
39:07
guess if you will, of Artists and Ambulance. Oh my god, I
39:12
love it so much. Yeah, they're they're just amazing, Like they're incredible.
39:15
And they even said, like when they played Allusion of Safety, like
39:17
some of the songs they had like played like once or twice live before,
39:21
like dead Mine, said like just crazy, They're amazing. And then my
39:25
last one, I'm pretty sure Matt can agree to this one. It's,
39:28
um the Goofy movie soundtrack there is that's a joke. But also we really
39:38
loved that, and we bring up the movie movie like far too often.
39:43
Um, so I had to say that one too. Uh. Do you
39:45
remember like the little cigarette lighter thing, yea, the scene in the movie
39:49
where they try to like warm up Canna banes. When I was a kid,
39:53
I tried doing that so many times and so upset that it never worked
39:59
trying. Yeah, Like we did a little like run with Evergreen Terrist and
40:06
it was like our first little like tour. So we were like all driving
40:07
together and Matt just puts on out on the open road like from the soundtrack,
40:10
and it was I died. It was it was. It was good.
40:14
And then we talked to every Gen terrorists and they weirdly loved the goof
40:16
movie too, And did it cover song that they showed us? Oh yeah,
40:22
Like what the fuck? Like was it was it? What's what's the
40:27
artists power line? Power Line? Yes? Did they do the power line
40:30
song? Yeah? Yeah, and they did like they did like bare version
40:32
of it like Alex like the tart player to that. It was. It
40:37
was awesome was showing us all these songs based off of the Goofy movie that
40:42
like just like yeah, so we're getting a Goofy movie song at furnace us
40:50
right, or a Goofy movie shirt or I don't know that I would be
40:54
so down for that. The movie lighter to R. I don't know.
41:00
The Goofy Movie might have been the first movie I ever saw in theaters,
41:04
like on opening weekend. I was probably like four or five. I think
41:08
it was like probably the first one I ever saw in theaters, at least
41:12
that I remember. That's a core memory. That's what's up? Yeah it
41:15
was great. Yeah, well down hill from there, I was supposed to
41:17
see a better movie. Yeah that's right, right, Yeah, okay,
41:22
can I can that be my third one? That? Yeah, steal it
41:28
from Matt. I know Matt was about to say it. So I'm glad
41:30
that Matt has to figure out another album. Yeah, and you was gonna
41:34
take it from him. I'll go and go next. Yeah, it's funny.
41:37
When you I saw that that message come through, I thought it was
41:40
like one for each of us, and so I had to think of a
41:43
couple more real quick. But but I have three now. But yeah,
41:45
they're all kind of different reasons. Um, I think the first one that
41:49
immediately just came to my mind. Um, they're only chasing safety under oath.
41:53
Just just uh, it's such it's just so good. I love every
41:58
single song on there as much as I do it um today as I did
42:01
back when it came out. But I think I discovered that right when it
42:04
came what was that maybe like oh three oh four four, so like a
42:07
year after I started playing guitar um. But yeah, I just i'd never
42:12
really fallen in love with a record like that, and just really caused me
42:15
to just love music and just know that maybe if it's not like my one
42:19
hundred percent career, it's you know, there's always gonna be something that I'm
42:21
gonna be doing in music in general, one way or another. And that's
42:23
pretty much been the case since since then. I'd say, uh, yeah,
42:28
we saw them two years ago. Furnace was so cool. It was
42:30
yeah, they basically sound better now than they ever have. Ut Sun Sleeps.
42:36
That was crazy. That was such a cool moment. I was like,
42:38
holy fucking shit, Yeah that was amazing. That was amazing. Um.
42:43
But the next one, I'd say for more like kind of guitar stuff
42:45
that because I don't think under Oath really you know, we don't sound anything
42:49
like them, right, But uh, just for like guitar risks I've I've
42:52
fell in love with like We're really um just heavy stuff from an early age.
42:55
So discovered Pantera really early on. And I'd say their third album,
43:01
far Beyond Driven, Yeah for me, just so sick, the riffs in
43:06
there, the songs, the energy so sick. Because you know, Diameback's
43:10
guitar tone is still one of my all time kind of favorite favorite tones.
43:15
It's timeless isn't it. Yeah, I'm a teacher from my day job,
43:19
and um, it's crazy because I can play a lot of heavy music,
43:22
which I do in my class and the kids oftentimes hate it. But if
43:27
I play a Pantera, they're like, this is actually pretty good, like
43:31
love it. That's because they're the originators of really good heavy music. Yeah,
43:38
that's awesome. The kids are gonna be all right exactly, something a
43:43
little newer, because, like I said, I kind of grew up more
43:45
on the metal side of things, didn't find we're hardcore until you know,
43:50
early twenties or so i'd say. But um, the first power Trip record
43:53
I think, not power Line Yeah yeah right, but yeah, like in
44:00
the twenty fourteen something like that. And then the way they were able to
44:02
bridge metal with like the energy of hardcore and everything and bringing that energy to
44:07
their live shows. Uh yeah. I grew up going to metal shows and
44:09
like, it's just it's not the same thing, you know at all,
44:12
and so when I saw a band could do that, it was just really
44:15
cool to me. So the fact that they're from Texas to uh, we're
44:20
all, well we're mostly from Texas here, but um, yeah, just
44:23
just awesome. Badass band r Peak Riley, But uh yeah, they'd probably
44:28
be my my third one. Nice. Yeah. Number one for me would
44:34
probably be Thursday Full Collapse. Oh you are a softy. I love this
44:39
great growing up in those times when because I remember hearing one of their songs
44:45
off of Victory Records compilation CD. Yeah at the you know um record store,
44:53
you know, they hand them out for free, and uh, I
44:57
remember which song, the Understanding, The Understanding in a Car Crash. Yeah,
45:04
that was the song that was all that Sam Ablert and like how he
45:07
was screaming and stuff like that was I was blown away by that because I
45:13
was like more listening to bands like Strung Out and like Old Day of Five
45:21
and like more like punk based stuff, you know. So that was like
45:25
my introduction into like the scream o type stuff, you know. For sure.
45:30
We interviewed their drummer a number of months ago and he was such a
45:34
nice guy. I think, yeah, he's I saw so what because he
45:38
plays drums for d Yeah. Yeah. Number two would definitely be Darkest Hour
45:46
Undoing Ruin that album looking amazing. I've seen them so many times live.
45:52
I'm originally from the East Coast More area, so Dave. You know,
45:59
everybody you know comes through and plays like auto bar. I've just seen them
46:04
so many times, just super high energy, and they're just a fun band
46:07
to watch live. And I know that they just played the benefit show um
46:15
out at um Slaws Furnace, so pretty start all. Now are they playing
46:21
the actual festival now? I don't believe. I think it's just a benefit
46:25
show. Yeah. I wish I lived in the area so I could have
46:30
gone to that. Yeah yeah, Um and then number three is gonna be
46:37
suicide Silence the cleansing that album. I've never heard anyone's scream like that because
46:45
no one does, no one ever will again. Yeah, and then um,
46:49
and just the drum sounds on that album too, like you've got a
46:52
very specific snares sound, And that's kind of like almost what I aim for
47:00
with uh with my snare that I play live. Everybody always has a comment
47:05
about about that. When are you talking about like that? Is it a
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piccolo drum? I'm not exactly snare. I should say search on it,
47:15
but my there, I keep it cranked up, super high, super tight.
47:19
Yeah, fucking pierces everyone's ears. I feel bad for these guys at
47:22
practice well, The reason I love that that snare sound most is because there's
47:30
no drum machine out there. There's no drum program out there that really mimics
47:35
it. And if there is, it doesn't mimic it. Well yeah,
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uh, And so you know that it's a real recording, you know that
47:43
it's it's it's legit. Yep. It was much more common than nineties and
47:46
stuff like that, and the fact that they were still doing it in the
47:50
mid two thousands wasn't amazing. Yeah, you should check out a band called
47:54
Psycho Frame. Psycho Frame, all right, and the drummer has um.
48:00
I swear to god, it sounds like that album's drum set sick, very
48:07
very cool, very cool. But yeah, Chase three for sure. Nice.
48:12
You guys have an eclectic taste here, all the way from suicide sounds
48:15
to Goofy movie soundtrack. I'd love it. That is, that is and
48:19
you can definitely hear all of that in Soul Pelts. Yeah yeah, yeah.
48:27
We did run a sample from it though, right in between songs and
48:30
ours did the who is your favorite? Like who is your favorite? You
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have to do that at Furnace fact. Please appreciate it, Okay, we
48:39
will. We will you've convinced us. I'll go catch a possum beforehand.
48:44
There's there's not a there's not a lack of them in Alabama. I'll go
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find one. I'll bring it to the show. I've never stage dived to
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the Goofy movie, So that's that's my that's my time. Oh yeah,
48:54
yeah, we'll do it perfect. Well, let's let's talk about whatever you
49:00
guys want to want to plug. Obviously, new EP is coming out soon.
49:04
I think this episode will come out before the release show, so we'll
49:07
probably get it out before then, so you guys can talk a little bit
49:09
about that. But yeah, anything else you guys want to plug. Maybe
49:14
maybe there's a maybe there's a business you want to plug. Maybe there's a
49:16
tattoo thing you want to plug. Maybe there's a bison virtue tattoo versa tattoo.
49:22
Is that we say virtue? Bison virtue? Okay? All right,
49:27
yeah, all right, Brook, what's what's your business's name? It's called
49:31
Blush in Bangs. I actually named it when I went to college. There
49:36
was a punk band there called Buzz and Bangs, and I totally ripped that
49:38
off. All right, Sweet Blush and Bangs. Yep, Matt is yours
49:43
called cyber and security. No, yeah, it's it's a cybersecurity business that
49:46
I'm in that I work work home. Yeah. So if you if anyone
49:50
out there is works into business and they want their day to be secure.
49:54
Yeah, do you work for the FEDS? No, I can't. I
50:00
can't speak on that. Yikes, that scares me. Um. Now you
50:05
guys, you guys have a merch store, but there's nothing for sale on
50:08
there anymore because it's all sold out, which makes sense because I mean,
50:12
you guys are blowing it up. Is there possibility that we're going to have
50:15
some more merch available at some point? Oh yeah, yeah, we're fine.
50:22
New slow songs, thongs dang like like the Sandals or the Undergarment both.
50:34
Luckily Clay Were is a tattooer and an artist, so he uh draws
50:37
our merch. So that's cool. I love that. Yeah, in our
50:39
back pocket, so that's that's very cool. Um yeah, yeah, they'll
50:45
definitely be more merch. We definitely are. We're trying to think of a
50:49
new design for like VPN for everything, so TV like the Goofy movie soundtrack
50:53
album work might be a good inspiration. If you ask me. We have
50:59
talked about it. We just made crop tops. You just dropped op.
51:04
We did pink crop pop. Yeah, the feminine thing that we were talking
51:07
about earlier. I'm like, I wear a lot of pink and I love
51:09
a crop top, and so I was gonna say that's when you work out.
51:15
Yeah, yeah, you can look up a crop top for sure.
51:16
You know, like those like nineteen eighties and nineteen nineties football pennies. Oh
51:21
yeah, yeah, yeah, there's a lot of guys buying them matt Our
51:25
show when we got them printed, what like a few weeks ago. Yep,
51:30
yeah, yeah, Ye'll take that. Anything else you'd like to plug,
51:35
um, no, just listen to so Hols live songs that we have,
51:38
fucking check them out, jam them well. Yes that we can do
51:44
well. You guys, thank you so much for hanging out talking about Slow
51:47
Pulse. We're really really excited to see you guys at Furnace Fast. I'm
51:52
sure at some point outside of even the show, we're going to run into
51:54
you guys at some point, so we'll give you a big hug. We're
51:58
just really really stoked for the show. We'll try to make it there.
52:00
Uh So, I think I mean it's we will be just the shed.
52:04
I think that's playing that day, right, probably, Yeah, yeah,
52:07
so we'll we have no other excuse but to have the stage there, that's
52:10
right. Yeah. I feel like I think they are doing like a full
52:14
day. I don't think it's like just the shed anymore. Yeah. I
52:17
think they added a lot more stuff, but like all the pretty much a
52:22
lot of like the heavy stuff is still there and the ship from what I
52:24
am, Okay, well we're probably where we're going to be anyway, so
52:29
well, yeah, be there anyway. But yeah, well hopefully you guys
52:30
don't play during like further scenes forever, because Klaymore and I are going to
52:35
be hanging out over there. Yeah I'll come over and play poorly. Thank
52:43
you guys so much. Hey, I thank you