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don't get so greenly, Matt South
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cetera. It is January twenty seven, twenty twenty four. Jenny is here

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of course, present in, accounted
for and we just heard one of their

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songs. In fact, we've got
three of the guys from After the Winter

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live in studio with us. How
are you guys welcome? Absolutely absolutely so.

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We have Chad, Chris and Cody. Did I get everyone's name right?

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They're all c names, so that's
easy. People remember the three seeds.

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Yes, yes, and oh,
it looks like we have a call

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to will grow this and probably a
probably a fan of yours. Hi,

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welcome to Matt Connorton Unleashed. Who's
this Hello, it's the Phantom. Hello.

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Nobody there. There's a name on
the caller, idea and everything,

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but nobody there. All right,
Well, uh, what was the name?

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I don't want to say it in
case it was somebody prank and us

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or something you just never know.
Oh yeah, I'll tell you after in

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case it was somebody you knew,
but uh yeah, call back a caller

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a call at six o three two
five oh six oh seven. We have

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After the Winter here with us live
in studio. The track that we played

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was Breadcrumbs a few minutes ago,
which I think we played the last time

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you guys were here, but you've
got something brand new. We're gonna hear

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in a couple and uh, it
will be a world radio premiere, World

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World. That's right. We're very
excited to be here. Yeah, yeah,

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no, we're happy to have you
guys and excited to play the new

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track. By the way, how
do you pronounce it? I want to

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make sure so the pronunciation of this
song is called adelphos Adelphos Okay, it

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means brother in Greek. Oh okay, I was gonna say it sounds Greek

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Greek to me. And is this
uh? And this is when we say

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this is new? I mean,
this is really really new. Right we

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just got the final cut. Yes, oh fantastic, fantastic. I look

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forward to sharing this with everybody.
Uh where did you record the Echo Room

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studios? Is that where? Where
is that? Exactly? So? That

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is uh in Westfield, Massachusetts?
Now? Is that? Where is that

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where you've been recording? Is that
where everything else is recorded to? Yes,

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sir, yeah they do. They
do a great job. How did

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you How did you find them that
studio? We've been working with Ian uh

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probably since about twenty ten. So
oh wow, that's a long time.

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Yeah, we've been sticking with them. Yeah, no, I can see

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why. I can see why,
great, great, great engineer. And

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is this part of an up me
an album or rep or yep, yeah,

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it's it's for upcoming album. We
got another song coming soon to be

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announced obviously at a later time.
And uh yeah, this is gonna be

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all for the new album. Excellent, excellent. All right, let's go

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ahead and give this a listen,
and we're gonna come back and chat some

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more. So. This is called
Adelphos Ade Adelphos all right, here it

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is, check it out. This
is the world premiere of the brand new

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track from After the Winter Adelphos here
on w M n H. Yeah,

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in the south side the Shiah what
was what? Track was a row Yo

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ride lag track right out sid walk
a large right names al sid outside.

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That's why I go and I can't
get out listen close size mysty I said,

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if I do, I shot,
Yes, Oh I should you should

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do for I said, it's just
a s Cassis out my um gotta let

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that guitar decay at the end.
I'm not I'm not one of these guys

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who just wants to who's just dying
to jump in and talk over it.

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I that was awesome. Wow,
well done, gentlemen. That is absolutely

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That is the the world premiere of
Adelfos, the new track from After the

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Winter, and we've got three of
the guys here with us live and studio.

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Now, that is fantastic and I
can see why you keep working out

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of that same studio. I mean
absolutely does he Now who who runs that?

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Again? Ian? Ian? Is
he does he just engineer or is

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he kind of like a de facto
producer as well or both? Yeah?

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Yeah, he's like a mastermind.
Like he's got a really good ear for

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music, metal especially. Yeah.
He plays in a metal band too,

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a very very popular one too.
Oh what what band? Process? Okay,

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yeah, I've heard of them.
Not not too familiar, but I

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have heard of them. Yeah.
I mean I love the the mix is.

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the just the mix of that is
so good. Yeah. We joke around.

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Our drummer gets a free drum tuning
every time, was there because tunes

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all the drums up. It shows
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fantastic. Now where are you guys? From Western Massachusetts, Springfield, Springfield.

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Wow, how long they're take it? A wow? Yeah for them,

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I have relocated August, Massachusetts.
Okay, yeah, so it's about

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fifteen minutes for me fifty four minutes
a short round. Yeah, drive,

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I drive two hours to practice.
Wow, he does do that dedicated number?

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That is that is dedication. Yeah. Yeah, Well we appreciate you

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guys traveling so far. We appreciate
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we have a lot of you know, local talent that that comes in.

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But usually if if people are too
far away there, they just skype in

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or call. Although we had a
who was it was it dark rain?

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Yeah? It was dark rain.
Yeah they were here. I think they

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were. They were on our last
show at the Old Place and they were

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like they were like no, but
they somewhere in Maine. But they drove

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like three hours. It's like,
oh my god. Yeah cool. Yeah,

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I we appreciated it. But it's
like, wow, wow, are

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you guys playing a lot of shows
or we are getting booked up solid for

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the summer. Yeah. We took
kind of a little hiatus to you know,

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hit the studio and yeah, I
just had a baby in December.

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Oh, congratulations, thank you first. Yeah, yeah, very good,

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very good. Yeah. I would
imagine the live shows are pretty Uh I

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haven't seen you guys live yet,
but I imagine it's pretty energetic. Oh

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yeah, it gets rowdy. Yeah
yeah. How many how many songs do

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you guys have, like, in
terms of your set? How many?

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How many songs you're able to play
live? Yes, so we typically do

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like a five song set ye most
part. Yeah, most venues go to

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Usually in our sole music, you
get a half hour block for the most

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part. So yeah, five songs
with a little bit of interludes, you

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know, in between a couple of
interludes. But and you guys have been

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around for a while, right,
because you mentioned, you know, it

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was what twenty ten was when you
f we started out in like twenty ten,

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we took like a few years,
if you want to call it a

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few years. Yeah, good,
ten year break, that's right, I

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remember now. Yeah, we were
talking about that the last time you were

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here. So yeah, that's a
long break. Yeah. So this past

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year we just came back and hit
it pretty hard. We played We played

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about forty five shows last summer.
Oh wow, that's a lot of shows.

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Yeah, you really came back and
hit it hard. Wow. Oh

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yeah, now what what was the
genesis of reforming the band? What?

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What? So it's funny it's actually
us three too. Yeah, yeah,

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you have always been the core of
it. We we ended up going to

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a show at a place called the
Webster Theater in Connecticut and Harvard. Yeah,

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and I bumped into Chad and I
guess Cody recognized because I had a

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beard now and I didn't have a
beard back in the day. Actually I

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didn't recognize. Actually it was Chad. Okay, I was talking to Cody.

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We let you tell the story man. Yeah. Well, I was

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just hanging out with Cody. I
went to the August Burns Red show and

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yeah, I was just talking to
him like that looks like Chris. I

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hadn't seen him for good eight years, almost ten years. Yeah, yeah,

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and I was like he had the
long beard. He never had it,

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so I was like, is that
him? I don't know. I

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was like, let's let's walk up
to him and see. Yeah, yeah,

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go figure it was him, and
yeah, just reconnected and we're like,

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hey, let's give this another shot. Like we had something good.

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And you know, I was writing
material too, and I was eager to

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get back out there, and and
Chris is passionate about it, so was

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it? Was it really in that
moment, like in that conversation or yeah,

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literally right there the night I want
I looked at him, I was

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like, you want to do this, and we're just kind of like,

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yeah, let's do it for them. I didn't really know that was going

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on. I was only a fan
of the band when I was younger because

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Chad graduated high school before me,
and I wasn't good enough to be in

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the band back then. Yeah,
and then Chad, me and Chad actually

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hadn't hung out in a few maybe
a few years. Yeah, and that

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night was like our first night getting
back together, like on our own and

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going out and doing something. And
then he came over here, he's they

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were planning I'm putting the band back
together. And Chad saw how much I

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improved in my guitar work, and
he was like, you should try out

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because we can't find anyone. So
wow, Yeah, Blues Brothers come back,

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bring the band back together? Man, putting back together? Band?

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Did it? Uh? In terms
of putting it back together? I mean

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ten years is a long time?
Did it? Did it kind of come

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together? Quickly was it was it? Like, uh, yeah, it

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did for the moment part. Yeah. We actually reached out to the original

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drummer and he was game to do
it, so he got back involved and

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uh the like we said, we
reached out to Cody. We had to

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push him a few times, like
hey, like try out right right,

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you know, and he did and
he put into work. And then the

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toughest thing was to get the new
bass player and found Matt. You can't

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make it today, but he's been
a great addition and we've just been rocking.

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Bass Players are are hard to come
by sometimes space players and drummers are

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the hardest. Well Matt, Matt
is both, so yeah, yeah,

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he's actually a drummer too. Oh
wow, okay, he's a nasty drummer.

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Well that's I think we had talked
about that before too. Yeah,

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yeah, nasty. And then uh
so, now there are you going to

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adelfos obviously is brand new. Are
you already working on the next one or

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what's what's kind of your So we
got one on the back burner. We

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did the track for it, All
the instruments are recorded. I'm just going

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to hit the studio and do the
vocals. Next. Oh nice, So

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we got one right right in the
studio already excellent, excellent, excellent,

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And I think I asked you this
before, but is there an album?

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Do you guys have an album out
or do you just release singles right now?

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We're just working on an EP,
but we are we have intentions to

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do in a full length Yeah.
Yeah, I mean we live in a

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time where you've got so many different
options in terms of how you you know,

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write A lot of the a lot
of the guests we've had on in

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the last couple of years they take
the approach of, you know, just

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you know, because I'm old enough
to remember when it was you know,

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you put out an album, or
you put out or you put out a

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single for the upcoming album. Are
doing enough to remember that so you can

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go strawberries and get the single right, right, exactly exactly, Sam Goodie,

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Yeah, yeah, oh yeah,
you had all kinds of option,

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but now it's uh, I've noticed
a lot of the guests I've had on

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they they say, well, we're
just going to release singles until we've released

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enough singles to put into an EP
or to put into an album. Yeah,

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but again, you know, we
live in a time where you've got

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so many options, it's kind of
cool to release just a single because you

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get like the excitement sooner than you
would And yeah, you know you get

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it more often too. And in
the social media that we live in,

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you know, you gotta you gotta
feed that machine. You know people want

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because it all becomes content. Ultimately, everyone wants. People want the instant

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gratification. You have to keep their
attentions. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

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When you guys play out, do
you have any other bands in your area

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that you kind of you know,
it tends to happen organically, but you

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know, do you have any other
bands that you kind of team up with?

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We got some friends, you know, alter of next those shout out

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to those guys, isa, Uh
definitely Carried by six? Yeah yeah,

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is it? Is it in your
area? Are there a lot of bands

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that kind of are in working in
your genre? Is it easy to find

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other bands? Oh? Yeah,
yeah yeah. I always say, you

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know, it's funny. Uh,
people don't realize if if they're not paying

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attention to their local music scene.
You know, the average person who just

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listens to the radio and they just
know what's on the radio or what they

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happen to see in their uh you
know, you know, their social media

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online might not realize that there's so
much great talent. And and I always

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say that about here. I say
that a lot about New Hampshire. We

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talked about it a lot on the
show. But but other places too,

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and anywhere, you know, whether
it's Massachusetts or anywhere you go, you

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guys, Oh yeah, yeah.
But I always tell people, you know,

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check out what's going on in your
area locally for music, because I

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guarantee you this amazing stuff. You
know, this is amazing talent everywhere that

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you know, if you're not,
if you're not really and it's not like

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you have to invest a lot of
time into looking into it. You know,

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just go online and look up,
you know, go to a website

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like band camp and you know,
you can type in your city and and

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find out, you know, who's
in your area who's doing really amazing stuff.

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Uh, there's so much great talent
out there, are you guys?

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Uh? Have you opened for you
open for any national acts that have come

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through or we did a we did
a show with suicide Silence and Born of

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Osiris, who else Dying Fetus?
Oh wow? Board, Yeah, that

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was at the Webster Theater in Harford. Oh okay, okay, real quick

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shout out to North Beast Booking as
well out of Worcester. Okay, well,

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there's a lot of a lot of
UH bands in Worcester, that's for

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sure. I used to I used
to play in a band called My Life

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Crisis and we used to go to
Wister A lot there was I don't know.

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I don't know if it's still there. There's a place called the Atrium.

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Is that that sounds familiar to me
too. Okay, it's a really

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cool place, but I think it
might be gone. We just played at

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the Palladium a few weeks ago.
Oh nice. Nice. That was like

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a bucket listening for me. Man, I've always wanted to play there,

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so that was great. I never
got to do that. It's funny because

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it's my first band and I'm doing
all the things that Chris wanted jerk.

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That's awesome. So so it's your
first band, Cody, Yes, no,

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kidd man, I've ever been in
I'll be damned. Yeah. Yeah,

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very nice, very nice. Now
are any of you in other bands

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as well? Or are you all
just doing this? I'm doing like a

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little side project with some with some
more friends. But that's about it.

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Yeah, I'm just vocals. I'm
actually a solo rapper. Are you really

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nice? You got anything online?
I do? I do? Uh?

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It's I So I recorded my first
official song with a guy named Jordan Meyer

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in Connecticut. Who did our who
did our video? Actually? Bad crumbs?

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Oh cool? So like I just
reached out to him the other day

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the recording parlor. Yeah, the
recording parlor. So I'm I'm it's to

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get back into his studio too.
Yeah, yeah, start more. You

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hear that, Jordan? Yeah,
Jordan, I message you. What what

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name do you perform under for?
Uh? Cody a Trix? Cody a

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Trix. Yeah, that's like my
online handle and my my rap name.

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Oh cool, I'll check it out. How do you spell a trix?

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Uh ce O d y A t
r i X A t r i X

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Okay cool. It's like Cody and
the Matrix put together. Yeah. Yeah,

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just so you know I can hear
you very clearly, dude, Your

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mic is working great. Yeah.
You know, I got a little bit

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of experience with the you know,
I used to do twitch and stuff too.

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That was my twitch handle too.
I'll be down. No, just

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coincidentally, I just signed up for
I just signed up for Twitch last night.

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I didn't even just Jenny this.
Yeah, I'm not a gamer.

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I'm not using Oh I'm sorry,
I turn your mic on. What's that

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I'm already on it. You're already
look at her? Then? Have you?

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Jesse? Got me on it?
Oh? Okay, surprising multi stream

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get Twitch kind of. I can't
deal with that. I can't deal with

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this too much going. I can't
too many chats, too much going on

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on the screen. I don't know
what well that's yeah, and you know

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we're not gamers. But the reason
but I opened it. But just last

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night I opened a Twitch account just
because we're gonna be doing a separate podcast

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and I'm going to be streaming in
multiple places, so I'm gonna try to

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put it on Twitch as well,
because I don't think you you can't upload

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any recorded stuff right to Twitch.
I don't think you know you can stream

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live. I mean you can stream
what you recorded if you wanted, you

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know. Yeah, yeah, remember
that's true, as long as you are

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with the recording live. I don't
know how it was back in the day.

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They didn't like anything that was not
live. Oh, but then that

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they started like letting people record stuff. Like there's this group I like called

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Mega sixty four if they make a
bunch of funny video game videos and they

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have a whole like TV thing of
all their videos that they've recorded over YouTube

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over time. Yeah, just places
twenty four to seven. Oh okay,

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but there there are terms of service
as strict though, right, because I've

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I've encountered streamers who they just put
put their stuff on YouTube now because they

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get they get booted from from Twitch. Everybody boots you from stuff, man.

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Yeah, yeah, it's probably like
I don't know, I've I've never

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got that big, but I you
know, I think it's a lot of

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like where the money is. Yeah, you know what I mean. Like

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they I heard along a while back
that they were trying to like take more

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money from subscribers. Yeah, from
the people. So that's why people like

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branch out do their patreons and all
that. Yeah. Yeah, I know

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on YouTube you could do it and
not get copyright as long as you could

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be demonetized, so you can't rids
or anything. But they won't boot you

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off live for if you're demonetized and
not making money. Yeah, that you

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can play whatever you want, yeah, copyrighted Like I you know, we

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we stream this show live to Facebook, but then I put it on YouTube

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afterward and I just got like the
notifications you can't monetize this video because ye

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be right right? Yeah, that's
fine. But so you mentioned, uh

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so there's a video. Actually,
do you guys have multiple videos or do

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you just have the one for We
just have the one videos for bread Crumbs?

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Yeah, yeah, I gotcha.
And who did you work with for

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that? Jordan Meyer from the recording
parlor? Oh okay, gotcha? Gotcha?

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And uh now, how did that
happen? How did that connection happen

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with So I've known Jordan's and I
believe Chad does you. I've known him

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for some years. He's a great
guy. I just reached out to him

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and he, you know, he's
he's worked with a lot of people.

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He's done some great work that we
saw and we just you know, we

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we linked up with him and uh, you know, it just worked out.

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He saw our vision and yeah,
you know he's also all of us

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are from Enfield, Connecticut. Originally
I'm not sure about Chris, but I

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was born in Enfield, Connecticut.
And that's where Jordan's also from. Oh

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okay, that's kind of why I
knew him too, Yeah, just because

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you know hometown. Yeah, yeah, yeah, excellent. I think Uh

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oh, we got time. Jordan
actually performs too, he's a yeah rap

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artist. I actually booked him in
a big status years ago for like an

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anti suicide and anti bullying show in
the town of Benfield. Oh no kidding.

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Yeah, Oh that's that's very cool. Yeah cool. Uh we should

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play another track. I was because
I was listening to some of the stuff

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that we played last time, and
I don't know what that ding was.

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Oh but uh, I am particularly
fond of fourteen hundred BC. That's Chad's

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favorite song. Oh is it really? Now? It's the only song that

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I didn't write of the original guitarist. Yeah, so Chad. Chad's not

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our original guitarist, but he is. He's technically an original because he's the

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first lead guitarist that we've had.
Oh no kidding, Okay, okay,

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Well we'll give this, We'll give
this a listen. I love this track.

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This is a fourteen big fan of
it. I'm the original vocalist on

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it, so it's all it's all
good. There you go, there you

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go, all right, check this
out out. After the Winter is here

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with us in studio, and we're
going to come back and talk with these

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guys some more. But here it
is fourteen hundred BC. Oh something went

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wrong, Chad? What did you
do? Man? That was? That

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was really blocking in on my phone? That was really sorry. Let me

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try that again. I don't know
what just happened. Okay, I think

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I started playing the end? Is
that what it was? All right?

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Here we go second time? The
charm. I guess I know the song.

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You know, he was already listening
at the end. But oh yeah,

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and at about anything you say,
said song? B? I so

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it t yeah yo side wow so
black so yeah yeah, wor rd times

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I saw got sad yeah down sun
sorry, Y like got so wat down

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lad? That's all so like that
so well listen, Yes, I like

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that. That's like that like that
that so on b B. That's I

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like. That's why Yeah, okay, I'm telling you so no monsen s

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s name six six six s.
That's why. I lie, my lie,

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right, I I my you.
No love for mercy for longer,

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no love father sime Si. That's
a cool ending too, I like that

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a lot. Yeah, yeah,
I did get fourteen hundred BC. The

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band is after the Winter and they
are here with us in studio or three

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members of the band, I should
say, here with us alive in studio

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if you're just joining us. We
did play the new track Adelphos uh,

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the world premiere of that. We're
gonna play that again if you missed it,

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we are gonna play it again at
the top of the hour before we

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transition to our number three. Because
that's that's really good, that deserves another

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listener. I think, thank you, absolutely absolutely appreciate that. Now we're

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honored that we get to debut at
here. That's very, very cool.

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The song we just heard fourteen hundred
BC. Now, you guys were saying,

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that's the first song the band ever
recorded. That's right, that's a

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that's the first one we ever did. Excellent, excellent shout out to Mike

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Straight he's the one that wrote it. Yeah, he wrote so he was

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he was in the band, yes, yeah, he was the original guitar

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player, gotcha. And he he
actually does guest vocals on Bred Crumbs.

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Yeah, there's the part you will
notice you up to. We let him

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do a little squil too. And
you know what's really what's really cool and

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actually uncool right now, is so
when we were in the studio, Adam

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d Jesse Leach and Howard Jones were
actually at Zing or it's actually called Mainline

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Studio now in Westfield, Massachusetts.
They were going to be there when we

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were in there from Kill Switch Engaged, but I guess something happened. I

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think the weather deleted or something and
they posted a picture like four days after

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we were in the studio and they
were all there. I was because Howard

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Jones is like one of my biggest
influences. Like you know, so Howard,

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if you're listening, man, going
back in so I would really love

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you to do some guest vocals wink
wink. But uh wow yeah. For

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some reason, every time we go
in the studio, it's no, oh

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really yeah, it did the same
thing last year. Yeah, now does

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that? So that's obviously an early
track if that's the first one you recorded,

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But yeah, we do. Yeah, we opened with that. So

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we we have an intro and then
we open with that. Oh very nice,

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very nice. We were also talking
off air a little bit about singing

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and and is it uh Chris I
mean, do you is your throat ever

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get sore sing? No, No, it doesn't get sore, but it

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doesn't wake up you know this early? Yeah. Yeah, I prefer not

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to play shows, you know around
now? Yeah, no kidding. Do

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you do you have anything that you
do to really kind of take care of

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your voice? Because obviously that as
I drink, uh, you know,

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what's called the medicine ball from Starbucks. It's like a combination of different kind

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of teas and you know, I
just kind of drink lemon tea and you

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know, most of the time,
like before I play a show, I

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drink coffee, yeah, you know, just to warm me up. Yeah,

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yeah, there's that. What is
it called the zen of uh?

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It's kind of kind of a famous
familiar what is it the zen of oh,

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the art of it's the zen of
the zen of singing? I believe

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it's or is it the zen of
screaming? Screaming screaming? Yeah, yeah,

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which is kind of among singers and
metal. It's kind of an infamous,

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uh, instructional DVD or I guess
now you probably just find it online,

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but you ever check that out?
I actually haven't. I'm actually all

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self taught I've never had any I've
never had any guidance. Yeah, yeah

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you will. Yeah, what what
did you What did you listen to that

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helped you? Because I assumed you
had you had certain uh arts that you

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listened to to kind of help you
develop that ability to sing like that.

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So, like I said, one
of my main influences Howard Jones from a

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band called Blood has Been Shed and
also you know formally kill Switch Engage.

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Yeah, he was a huge influence
on me when I was you know,

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I want to say about maybe fourteen
fifteen years old. They were you know,

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they were doing the stuff we're doing
back then, you know, early

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to late nineties. And he's just
I don't know if you've ever heard him,

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but he's Yeah, his cleans are
incredible. Man, he's an incredible

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vocalist and he's definitely a vocalist I
look up to. Is that part difficult

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to learn? Switching back and forth
like that within a song? It's not

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difficult to learn. I feel like
I feel like it's not something you learn.

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You either have it or you don't. That's where I stand with it.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I would think that, Uh,

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I mean, is that something that's
is your approach to that changed over

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the years at all, because you've
been at this a while. I mean,

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like, do you do do you
do more aggressive? Now? Do

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you do more clean? Now?
Is it? Well, it's funny you

409
00:36:54,280 --> 00:36:58,039
say that because this is the first
adel Phos is the first song where we

410
00:36:58,159 --> 00:37:01,599
have like a three part and it's
and it's it's got a recurring course and

411
00:37:01,639 --> 00:37:06,039
then it's got you know, towards
the end, it's got that other course

412
00:37:06,079 --> 00:37:07,239
that I threw in there. It
just kind of hit me when we were

413
00:37:07,280 --> 00:37:12,119
writing, and yeah, you know, and my approach hasn't really changed.

414
00:37:12,199 --> 00:37:15,800
I am trying to put more cleans
in because I mean, I just I

415
00:37:15,920 --> 00:37:19,880
love screaming, and you know,
as I get older, I'm enjoying more

416
00:37:19,960 --> 00:37:23,760
cleans. Okay. I like the
way it's when it's like I'm a kid

417
00:37:23,840 --> 00:37:27,519
on Christmas. When you're in the
studio and it comes out and you hear

418
00:37:27,559 --> 00:37:29,599
it, it's like, oh man, it sounds so clean. It's good.

419
00:37:29,639 --> 00:37:31,039
You know, yeah, yeah,
yeah, no doubt. And do

420
00:37:31,079 --> 00:37:37,039
you guys do any backing vocals live
or our our bass player and our drummer

421
00:37:37,079 --> 00:37:40,599
due the guys that aren't here.
Yeah, I yelled a few times on

422
00:37:40,719 --> 00:37:45,639
stage, but I don't know if
it sounded good right right. I always

423
00:37:45,679 --> 00:37:46,519
try to get I'm like, hod, are you gonna think it's like that?

424
00:37:46,679 --> 00:37:51,639
I don't know. That's like my
next like try to learn how to

425
00:37:51,719 --> 00:37:53,960
do it right right. I got
my hands full with the leads. It's

426
00:37:54,079 --> 00:37:57,719
tough get up with a lot of
the lead stuff and doing that, so

427
00:37:57,760 --> 00:38:00,119
I kind of let them take that
part, no doubt, no doubt.

428
00:38:00,199 --> 00:38:04,360
I also real quick wanted to give
a big shout out to Atomic War Machine

429
00:38:04,400 --> 00:38:08,119
too, big shout to Mattle the
Fountain. Man. Those guys are really

430
00:38:08,159 --> 00:38:10,760
good. Check them out, man. Where are they from? From Western

431
00:38:10,800 --> 00:38:14,360
Mass? Atomic War Machine? Yes, sir, it's quite a name.

432
00:38:15,559 --> 00:38:20,400
They're fantastic. Kill once once we're
kings. Those guys are great too.

433
00:38:22,360 --> 00:38:23,960
What do you guys have coming up? Are you guys or are you just

434
00:38:24,079 --> 00:38:27,719
kind of focused on I mean it's
still winter you just focused on? Uh?

435
00:38:28,000 --> 00:38:30,800
I guess, I guess after the
winter. Yeah, so I had

436
00:38:30,840 --> 00:38:35,639
to. I believe. I believe
we're kicking things off toward the end of

437
00:38:35,719 --> 00:38:39,320
February and then it's gonna just keep
steam rolling from there. Yeah. Then

438
00:38:39,400 --> 00:38:42,760
you know, as we get into
the spring and summer. We're already booked

439
00:38:42,800 --> 00:38:49,679
up. We're headed to Canada this
summer. Excellent international. Yeah no,

440
00:38:49,880 --> 00:38:53,039
that's cool, Chris. I asked
you last time you were here, and

441
00:38:53,119 --> 00:38:57,599
you gave like my favorite answer.
But I want to see if you give

442
00:38:57,599 --> 00:39:00,280
the same answer this time. Where
does the name come from? After winter?

443
00:39:00,760 --> 00:39:05,599
Uh, it's the best time of
year, beautiful summer, man summer

444
00:39:05,639 --> 00:39:07,400
baby. Yeah. Yeah, I
love that answer because that's how I am.

445
00:39:07,519 --> 00:39:10,840
Like, that's the good answer.
Winter is my least favorite season after

446
00:39:12,119 --> 00:39:15,199
man, I hate winter. I
think is going to agree to a lot

447
00:39:15,199 --> 00:39:17,159
of people make a mistake though.
They'll come up to us and be like,

448
00:39:17,199 --> 00:39:19,920
oh, you guys should put snowflakes, and I'm like, no,

449
00:39:20,039 --> 00:39:22,119
it's after the winter, right right, we want nothing to do with winter,

450
00:39:22,440 --> 00:39:25,639
right exactly exactly. Oh yeah,
I love spring. I love summer.

451
00:39:27,159 --> 00:39:30,400
Falls not so great because of what
it leads to. Yeah, you

452
00:39:30,480 --> 00:39:34,119
got to deal with like the pumpkin
spice crap if you want to look at

453
00:39:34,159 --> 00:39:37,480
it like I do. Only the
strong survive the winter, so that's what

454
00:39:37,639 --> 00:39:39,599
I look at it like. Yeah. Yeah, well there's that, and

455
00:39:39,719 --> 00:39:43,639
the winters here have gotten easier,
I feel. Yeah, I mean this

456
00:39:43,760 --> 00:39:46,920
year hasn't been so bad. No, overall, it really hasn't. Isn't

457
00:39:46,960 --> 00:39:51,960
only when we have to go to
the studio. Yeah yeah today? Yeah

458
00:39:52,159 --> 00:39:53,840
yeah yeah. A couple of days
ago it was like what almost sixty degrees

459
00:39:53,880 --> 00:39:57,960
in Connecticut? Was it really?
Really? It got that warm? Yeah?

460
00:39:57,960 --> 00:40:01,159
Wow? Wow, that's pretty good, right, I ain't complained about

461
00:40:01,199 --> 00:40:04,719
that. Now, where should uh, where should people go online to keep

462
00:40:04,800 --> 00:40:07,079
up with everything you guys are doing. We are on Facebook, Instagram,

463
00:40:07,920 --> 00:40:12,119
TikTok. I mean, we're pretty
much on all the all the platforms.

464
00:40:12,159 --> 00:40:15,239
We've got Spotify, you know,
we're on YouTube. Yeah, we have

465
00:40:15,320 --> 00:40:22,159
a website dot com. Oh yeah, yeah, We're on Instagram, Spotify,

466
00:40:22,239 --> 00:40:25,079
Apple Music. Got that pulled up. Actually, it's a nice website.

467
00:40:25,480 --> 00:40:28,880
But I just want to say,
you know, we plan on releasing

468
00:40:29,119 --> 00:40:31,880
uh delfos on Facebook today today.
Okay, We're gonna put out like a

469
00:40:31,920 --> 00:40:37,199
little just a quick little video on
it. We did a video and stay

470
00:40:37,280 --> 00:40:43,199
tuned on all our other socials because
we're going to be releasing it soon officially,

471
00:40:43,239 --> 00:40:47,079
like on YouTube and Spotify and and
everywhere else Apple pretty soon. We're

472
00:40:47,159 --> 00:40:52,199
just working on getting some artwork done
for for our album. In the single,

473
00:40:52,480 --> 00:40:55,119
and we are we are doing a
video for this song. Oh cool,

474
00:40:55,199 --> 00:40:59,199
and also stay tuned for that too. Do you have it all planned

475
00:40:59,199 --> 00:41:02,239
out already? Oh yeah, no, kidd oh cool, excellent, same

476
00:41:02,360 --> 00:41:06,360
same guy you're working with. We're
not sure. We're kind of shopping around.

477
00:41:06,400 --> 00:41:08,320
We're kind of we got some cgi
stuff that we want to do really

478
00:41:08,480 --> 00:41:13,079
so yeah, so we're we're we're
trying to see, you know, who

479
00:41:13,119 --> 00:41:15,679
can do what? Okay, Okay, So that's where we're at with that

480
00:41:15,800 --> 00:41:17,280
right now. But did you want
to stay out? Like what the song

481
00:41:17,400 --> 00:41:22,199
is about? Yeah? This the
song is inspired by our drummer losing his

482
00:41:22,320 --> 00:41:24,559
brother a couple of years ago to
a car accident. So and then I

483
00:41:24,679 --> 00:41:29,840
just kind of it's not about that. This song was written neutrally to be

484
00:41:29,920 --> 00:41:34,239
about anybody who loses somebody or loses
something or I really wanted to write a

485
00:41:34,320 --> 00:41:37,400
song that anybody can hear this and
feel whatever they're going to feel. Yea,

486
00:41:37,760 --> 00:41:40,480
Like when people ask me what it's
about, I'm gonna just say,

487
00:41:40,599 --> 00:41:44,320
well, what do you think it's
about? And that's that's what I was

488
00:41:44,360 --> 00:41:47,599
going for at this time. Yeah, Yeah, I like that means brother

489
00:41:47,760 --> 00:41:52,639
in Greek, right, Okay,
I think it's definitely my favorite lyrically done

490
00:41:52,840 --> 00:41:55,639
one. But because I'm just singing
along with all the time. Yeah yeah,

491
00:41:55,760 --> 00:42:00,320
he's got in troubles making them all
laugh from the studio because yeah,

492
00:42:00,360 --> 00:42:06,840
I guys, can you calm down? They thought it was well. Chris

493
00:42:06,920 --> 00:42:08,519
thought I was messing with him and
like mocking him. But I was literally

494
00:42:08,639 --> 00:42:15,480
just singing a lot of the other
boys thought it was hilarious and we're just

495
00:42:15,599 --> 00:42:20,679
all behind ian laughing or you know, behind off. Yeah, and Chris

496
00:42:20,920 --> 00:42:25,480
comes his look, Chris, that's
great though. That's how you know you

497
00:42:25,599 --> 00:42:29,280
got something, you know. Yeah, yeah, no, I love it.

498
00:42:29,320 --> 00:42:30,320
It's a great track. We're gonna
play that again in a moment to

499
00:42:30,360 --> 00:42:32,880
finish out the segment. Thank you
very much, gentlemen, Thank you,

500
00:42:34,159 --> 00:42:37,519
thank you, Chris Cody, oh, thank you, thank you. Thank

501
00:42:37,519 --> 00:42:42,320
you for having us. Absolutely absolutely
and we love that we got to premiere

502
00:42:42,400 --> 00:42:45,000
the new track after the Winter.
Dot com is a website and uh,

503
00:42:45,280 --> 00:42:49,079
stop by our Facebook. We're gonna
pop it up there pretty soon today.

504
00:42:49,320 --> 00:42:52,280
Outstanding outstanding, all right, so
we will uh we'll end the segment with

505
00:42:52,360 --> 00:42:55,639
this, and then coming up an
hour three, we've got Gary Lawrence and

506
00:42:55,719 --> 00:43:00,360
he is accompanied by the returning Tom
Russo they're gonna play live for us.

507
00:43:00,760 --> 00:43:04,000
But check this out if you missed
it earlier, or even if you didn't

508
00:43:04,039 --> 00:43:06,119
miss it earlier, it's worth here
and again. This is really good.

509
00:43:06,320 --> 00:43:09,119
Adelpho is brand new from after the
winter. Take care everyone,