Speaker 1: Oh gods, your god. So I thought you wanted to stay.
Speaker 2: It's not supply side you want in a way, she said,
another day you'll ever go down me?
Speaker 3: Got side? Come, oh, I said, another go away.
Speaker 1: Some clous and stuff I think got some discot some
I think untrue.
Speaker 4: So sis, oh that is so good. That is pretty girl.
The band is the Doldrums and we're going to talk
to those guys in just a minute. They're here with
us in studio. But welcome everybody. Here we go. It
is time that time again Matt Connorton Unleashed and we
are live from the studios of wm NH ninety five
point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course,
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Et cetera. Today is Saturday, April nineteen, twenty twenty five,
and I am not alone the best.
Speaker 5: Fast, good morning sunshine.
Speaker 4: Yes, Jenny is here in the studio with us. And
uh it's gonna be eighty degrees today, I believe, which
is a big change. I was just reflecting. Uh, last
week when we were sitting here going wow, I can't
believe it's winter again.
Speaker 5: When we lay last weekend, it was snowing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we woke up to a winter wonderland that was
just total not good. And today it's gonna be eighty degrees.
So we're excited about that. Absolutely, let me get these
mics up here because we've got the band The Doldrums
here with us live in studio. Welcome, guys, what's going on?
What's up? I love that song, pretty Girl? You know
it's I really like your sound because your songs are
they're very, very catchy, but also heavy, and not everyone
can do catchy and heavy at the same time, you
know what I mean. Yeah, so I like that a lot.
Speaker 6: Appreciate that.
Speaker 4: I like that a lot. Absolutely, here, let's do this.
Let's start in the quarter here, let's go around the room.
You can each uh, tell us who you are, what
you do in the band.
Speaker 6: What's up.
Speaker 7: My name is Rob O'Neill. I am the lead singer
and guitarist.
Speaker 8: Welcome, what's up, everybody? My name is tom Na Koja.
I play bass and do backing vocals.
Speaker 4: Welcome, thank you.
Speaker 9: Hello, I'm Brendan Lacenti. I play guitar and do backup
vocals as well.
Speaker 4: Very good, very good. And you, sir, hey Rob Choder,
I play drums, all right, very good. Wow that's all
I do. Man, you got the easy one, although well you.
Speaker 8: Do the most.
Speaker 4: You do the most work though, right, because you use
all four of your limbs when you play, and you
have to log the most stuff.
Speaker 10: It's a team effort, right right.
Speaker 4: That's good. That's good. Is there really do they help you?
Do they help you load in and load out?
Speaker 6: Because I don't ever help most the.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say not. You know sometimes in bands,
not everyone, not everyone shares that particular division of labor,
you know, so wugging the equipment, we.
Speaker 10: All help each other luckily get it wrong.
Speaker 8: We do not want to do.
Speaker 4: That, right right, Yeah, that's true. Right, Oh, I understand,
I understand. Absolutely. We should mention too before we go
any further right off the top, and obviously we'll mention
it again later in the conversation. But you guys have
a show tonight for those listening live on Saturday morning
at the Shafts Skiing Correct.
Speaker 7: Yes, we do headlining as Shaskiene Doors at nine.
Speaker 6: I believe eight eight doors at eight.
Speaker 10: Okay, it starts at nine.
Speaker 4: Yep, gotcha, gotcha? Who else is playing? I know Regals
is up. We had them on the show. They're fantastic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're great.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we have to playing with them. Our friends Still Sleeping,
it's their debut show tonight. Oh I'm kidding, so that'd
be awesome. And then another band, Birds in Theory.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, I don't know. I don't know Still Sleeping
or Birds in Theory, but very cool, very cool. And
then you guys playing out a lot, you're doing a
lot of shows or what's what's kind of the live
live situation?
Speaker 7: Like, I feel like we haven't been doing many shows
as of recently. We've been kind of focusing on recording
new music. Yeah, we got a music video coming out
somewhat soon as well. Oh, we've had a lot of
focus on writing and everything. But yeah, we're probably gonna
try to book a lot more shows for the summer.
Speaker 4: Nice. What track is the video for that's coming?
Speaker 6: It's for Why for Why?
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, okay, and we're gonna play that. We'll play
that in a few minutes. Yeah, very cool. Is this
gonna be your first video as a band, your first
music video or yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the full music video.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we have some like teaser videos, but this is
gonna be the first full one.
Speaker 4: Oh very good. Is it a concept or is it
just you guys playing live or I don't know how
much you want to divulge about it.
Speaker 6: Oh no, it's it's all good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's some concept we have who we call kind
of our fifth member of the band, Devin Perry. He
does our videos and he does our photography. Okay, so
he also comes up with creative ideas for for videos.
So it's kind of a little bit of an abstract idea. Yeah,
we got a cool place over like in the Mills
that we recorded in.
Speaker 8: Oh, actually a friend of Brendan's.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Karen Jerzych Photography. She's over in over in Morgan Mills.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, Oh very cool. Good good. Yeah, it's a
wicked cool spot. Yeah excellent. Is that where you guys
rehearsed to We rehearse at at Rob's house. Oh nice, Yeah,
a mansion, very good, very good.
Speaker 11: It's a little raised ranch and hooks it excellent?
Speaker 4: Is it? Is it kind of uh? Is it soundproof or.
Speaker 10: They're a little crazy with it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, do they actually do they actually complain?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 11: Actually, I have one neighbor that's a little odd that
will just spread them witches walk in the house and
come down and hangs.
Speaker 6: Out, good old Roger.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's cool though. That's validation, right, Like to have
a neighbor who wants to come and check out what
you're doing, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 10: Maybe about to check up on.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah. Now, the the tracks that we're playing today,
are these from an album, from an EP or they
just singles or because there's so many different ways now
that artists are releasing music.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're gonna be on an upcoming EP.
Speaker 4: Oh, so the EP is upcoming? Any idea when any
kind of an ETA?
Speaker 7: So we we plan on releasing a single next Friday,
and uh we we figured that, you know, may as
well start plugging it here on the radio show.
Speaker 6: We haven't really talked about it much.
Speaker 7: The EP is going to be called the lunch Box EPA.
And yeah, we're gonna be putting a single out. We
don't have a release date quite yet for the actual
EP itself. We're gonna start we're gonna start pushing that.
What's the single, the single It's Gonna be Freaking Me out?
Speaker 4: Oh right, right right, okay, yes, yes I have I
have a version of that are prepared that we can
play on the show YEP.
Speaker 6: Version. Yeah, very cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: When I was listening to these, like I said, you
know earlier, like I said at the end of Pretty Girl,
you know, your songs are heavy, but they're catchy. And
I really like that because, like I said, you know,
most bands they try to kind of be one or
the other, you know, and and so you got I
mean it sounds like, you know, really a lot of effort,
Like who are the songwriters in the band? Because it's
it's it sounds like you really put like you think
about the craft of songwriting and it shows in your music,
Like who writes the songs or do you all write together?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, all this stuff on the EP has been pretty
much written by everybody at the same time.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we have a pretty big hand in it.
Speaker 4: No, that's great, that's great.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 8: I will give credit where credit is due. Rob comes
up with incredible melodies right out the jump. We we
we come up with a riff idea and the rest
of us are jamming it out and he just sings
gibberish the first time around, but he always gets an
awesome melody right out the jump. So we always where
we we videotape ourselves practicing. Yeah, so we can come
back to that and make sure we don't lose that melody.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: That's that's a smart thing. I was in a band.
This was a long time ago. I was in a
band called First Shove, and we had we had a
couple of songs that we were trying to work on
one day at practice and like we we found ourselves
actually forgetting parts to one of them. And it was
a conversation. There was a conversation about maybe we should
start recording, you know, because we would tend to write
at our rehearsals. It would kind of be you know,
we'd practice if we had shows, but we'd also write
stuff at the same time, and and uh, yeah, there
was a point where we were actually forgetting things and
it's like, oh, that's really bad.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's why we always do some sort of a video.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And we have a shared Google drive too, so
we we always post up those. Every one of the
songs that we've ever written has like fifteen different versions
on video of the progression towards you know, the finished product.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a really good idea. Yeah, that's really smart.
It helps. Yeah, definitely. You guys want to play another song,
another track? Yeah? Yeah, so what should we do next?
We want to go why next?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we can do Why.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's a good one we had talked about. Now,
was this the first single?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that was the first one that we released at
the beginning in like February or March of twenty twenty four. Okay,
the version that we're hearing now is going to sound
a little different than the one that we were released.
Speaker 12: Oh really drums, oh entirely.
Speaker 10: Oh, no, credit recorded some stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh cool, okay, okay, And I'm just I'm always so
curious about this kind of thing. Well, why did you
decide to do that? What did they just not come
out so well?
Speaker 10: The songs with Eric at Blackhearts sound.
Speaker 4: Oh Erics So his name, Yeah, his name comes up
on the show almost on a weekly basis.
Speaker 8: Literally one of the coolest people on the planet.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Eric.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but we did three songs with them, and then
we're like, you know, maybe let's go back and do
a couple more and then when we started doing the
other three that are going to be on the EP,
the drum sound was just so different, really, and it
sounded so much better, and we were like, you know what,
let's let's make it that way. It's all consistent. Yeah,
and it just came out so much better.
Speaker 9: We learned a lesson there, which would be, if we
I think we're not going to just do three songs,
we might as well just do it all at once.
And then that way, folks, ye to do it to
day here, day here, day here. You just get a
week and do it all at once.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there you go, there you go. All right, let's
give this a spin. This is called Why. And the
band is the Doldrums.
Speaker 3: Up.
Speaker 1: That's got.
Speaker 13: That's I'm not trying that said, I not that s
T S.
Speaker 1: S T so wow wow.
Speaker 3: Wow, so.
Speaker 14: God say what?
Speaker 1: Also, O God, can.
Speaker 3: You say?
Speaker 4: I love it? That is so good? That is called Why.
And by the way, that is why not just the
letter why if you're wondering. The band is the Doldrums.
And we've got the band the Doldrums here with us
alive in studio on this Saturday morning here at w
M n H. And uh yeah, I love that track.
That is really good, really really good. Do you guys
how many how many songs do you guys have? Like,
do you have additional songs that you play live that
that are not yet recorded or not yet recorded?
Speaker 8: No, there are additional songs that we do play live.
There was actually, well, there was a previous release from
the band before me, Tom and the drummer Rob were
in the band. They had a a I think it
was what a four track of five track?
Speaker 9: Yeah, we had a there was a previous iteration that
were me and Rob singer Rob, and we released a
four song EP with a couple of guys back in
twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, twenty twenty. Yeah, we started the band of twenty eighteen.
That's before we had these new handsome gentlemen here Tom
and drummer. Uh yeah, so twenty eighteen and then like
we kicked out a couple of members because see not
good people.
Speaker 4: Oh, and then we.
Speaker 12: Had a hiatus sound for a while.
Speaker 4: Sounds like there's a story there.
Speaker 6: Oh, there's definitely a story there with a long story.
Speaker 4: One you can tell or probably not. Probably I would
I would go with probably, yeah, probably.
Speaker 15: I'm always looking for the dirt always maybe not on air, yeah,
always looking for the for the dirt, but you know,
off air dirt is the next best thing, yeah selfishly.
Speaker 4: Okay. By the way, so where does a name come from?
The Doldrums.
Speaker 6: It's like a I came up with it.
Speaker 7: I mean like twenty eighteen when I started the bands,
I like heard of the word and I was like,
that would make a cool band name. It's like the
the meaning of doldrums is like the part of the
ocean where like boats like can't there's no wind.
Speaker 6: There's like no wind, so they kind of sink stuck
in place.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that was the etymology of the term. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So it's kind of like people say like I'm in
the doldrums, meaning like you know, they're almost like being
like depressed, no progress yeaheah okay, which is.
Speaker 10: A bunch of sad boys.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah, a fitting fitting name.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, well, I don't know. The music's pretty high
energy now. It's not like I didn't. I didn't know
quite what to expect when I saw the name of
the Doldrums. I thought it might be punk. I thought
it might be like, you know, kind of more stoner metal.
I don't know, how do you guys describe for people
who haven't heard heard your sound, Like, how do you
how do you describe it?
Speaker 12: That's really I don't think we know any difficulty.
Speaker 7: That's why it makes it like, Yeah, I at least
personally have a lot of like garage rock influence. Yeah,
so I kind of like try to show that in
the band. I think we have some of that sound
in there. Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's really hard, but it kind of like started
off as like surface supposed to be.
Speaker 10: Like when I joined the band, I was kind of
metal drummer.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm a very heavy drummer, and they were looking
for that. And I think when I joined the band,
I kind of got away from the surf punk thing,
and I think we just kind of meshed.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so I do think we still dip back into
the surf punk surf punk roots every once in a while.
Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, I mean I can hear that. I
can hear that mix of influences, and I can actually
imagine you guys doing a surf punk song, you know. Yeah, yeah,
I can hear that.
Speaker 11: And I think that's why it's it's so like, you know,
we have some tracks that are very heavy and then
they're very melodic. Yeah, like we we kind of just
thrive off each other with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So is there anybody in the area that you
guys play a lot of shows with, you know, it
kind of happens organically sometimes fans a lot of shows.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, definitely Geers Okay, Yeah, but I mean, honestly,
we haven't played that many live shows overall. Yeah, it's
it's we we We've spent a lot of time on
this EP.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, going into the studio and getting these recordings.
Speaker 4: Yeah. What's interesting about you guys doing a lot of
shows with the Regels is obviously they have a very
different sound than you. Yeah, but but they're interesting too,
and that they've got like a real like you can
hear a lot of different influences in their music as well.
Absolutely great and it's but yeah, they are so good.
It was just the well we had them on the show.
It was just the two guys came in and played live.
But it was it was so good, I bet. But
we saw them. We met them at the Shasking Jenny
and I did, uh originally right, it was that was
the first time we'd met them, right, the Shasking that night. Yeah, yeah,
because Jenny's son, Jesse was playing there Jesse Coffee, and
uh that was Yeah, that was the first time we'd
met Regals and it was like, wow, I don't know
if it was the full Oh no, wait, didn't we
meet them before that at Mosaic Mosaic Arts Studio. That
was the full band that was playing that night. Yeah. Yeah,
but they're uh, they're really really good. What are what
are kind of the long term plans as far as
you guys, are you looking to tour? Like do you were?
I know you haven't played a ton of shows yet,
but are you looking to to kind of get on
the road or what's what's really talked about touring?
Speaker 8: We are submitting for a contest with this music video
that we just made, and I mean the prize being
a stage at Warped Tour like playing at war So
I mean fingers crossed obviously a.
Speaker 4: Little bit of a try.
Speaker 6: I believe we can do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I believe you can too. That would be cool.
I can imagine you guys have warped to her definitely. Yeah,
you want to play the what do you want to
play next? We should play another one?
Speaker 8: We should play the single out for Friday. Yeah, so
this will this will be the first time anybody's hearing.
Speaker 4: So this is the uh so obviously first time on
the radio. Then, so this is the world radio premiere, world.
Speaker 6: Period, world premiere.
Speaker 10: It's a banger.
Speaker 4: We love the world premieres here and this is uh so,
this is freaking me out, freaking me out. Yeah, And
I just got to make sure I've got the right
version cut big things coming, got to make sure and
uh the heck did I do with it?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 10: Maybe I didn't.
Speaker 4: Maybe I didn't download that one onto the computer. He
That's okay, though, I can do that really quick. Tell
us about this while I'm doing that, Like, what what
should we know about this song?
Speaker 8: Freaking me out? Probably heavier than every other one of
our songs.
Speaker 9: Definitely weirder, definitely also considerably weirder, kind of all over
the place.
Speaker 8: But a little bit of a Latin beat in there,
a little bit of a circus gem Okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: It's got a little bit of everything, to be honest.
Speaker 12: Okay, definitely a strange one.
Speaker 4: Okay. And what went into the decision to make this
the next single? Any any method to that or do
you just really like the track.
Speaker 10: It's how it always happens.
Speaker 11: We were in the studio and I get done with
my parts, and all of a sudden, they go, well, we.
Speaker 10: Got a little bit of time, you want to maybe
try to lay down some drum tracks for this, And
I'm like, oh, we'll see if we do. And then
all of a sudden, it just became like our favorite.
Speaker 8: Every yeah, yeah, yeah, every song becomes our new favorite song.
Speaker 9: Right right, Yeah, But we're also like pushing what like
the envelope of what we've been doing with each new song,
Like everything's been getting weirder and crazier. We're kind of
finding our sound a little more, especially with the songs
that we're working on now, Like I'm starting to come
into place, and so this one definitely we all were like,
this rules all.
Speaker 4: Right, that's so good, all right, and this is coming
out Friday. Yeah, very good, very good things coming all right,
Let's give this a listen. This is the uh this
is an exclusive here on WMNH World Radio Premiere. Oh
Jenny's ready for Easter World. We'll have to take a
picture of that later because people aren't going to know
what I'm talking about. But I didn't expect that World
radio premiere. This is brand new from the Doldrums. This
is called Freaking Me Out.
Speaker 1: You are listening to Talumination.
Speaker 10: World Premiere.
Speaker 1: Play coming Back from the Time.
Speaker 3: All this is freaking all, this freaking me down.
Speaker 1: I got my tie car talking. I'm money the way,
I just want to fee away.
Speaker 3: Call me lastly signed the head and calls him.
Speaker 1: Say they're coming back from the turn father.
Speaker 3: This is raping me sweep. I'm playing six in all
and shaking me down.
Speaker 1: I got that cold on skin. I'm so so so breakless.
This it's like getting up playing it on them.
Speaker 3: I'm coming cold and sucking away and breaking the shape.
Then nobody comes on on on, I'm getting trying to.
Speaker 1: Crushing out, falling from space. I'm here and let's get
out of this spot. They're coming back from the dead.
Speaker 3: And all this is freaking me out, coming back.
Speaker 1: From the day.
Speaker 4: Wow, that is awesome. I love it. I love love
the good. I was so into it I forgot to
keep an eye on when when the track was ending.
So good, that's so good, thank you. That is the
world radio premiere, Freaking Me Out from the dol Drums,
and that's coming out this coming Friday or next Friday,
the Friday comes Friday around? Okay, very good, very good?
Is it just a single coming out? Or will will
the video be out at the Is.
Speaker 8: That when you're doing the video just the single this
is coming out coming Friday? The video we're doing is
for why I want to That's right.
Speaker 4: That's right, that's for why are you gonna also do
a video for Freaking Me Out? Do you think?
Speaker 3: Or?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely definitely, I think so.
Speaker 4: No, it deserves one?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 4: Is that? Is that one of the more challenging songs
to play because you've got that middle part with the
time change and that.
Speaker 8: It's interesting that one not so much in my opinion, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, what would you say?
Speaker 8: What's your It's more important to know what the drummer
what's your heart is song?
Speaker 11: What's my hardest song to play? I think depending on
where we are in the set lists, I think sometimes
big black, big Black, Bottle of Booth.
Speaker 10: Say it, but it's hard to high energy.
Speaker 4: It's like two and a.
Speaker 10: Half minutes of like I'm just sweating.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I will say Freaking Me Out was the
first song that ever recorded where I did.
Speaker 4: Blast beats yet I'm like, I've never done this before.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that was that was interesting?
Speaker 4: Was it harder to that? That? That come pretty easy once.
Speaker 11: You w F and I just went for it and
I was like, okay, but I've never done it before,
so yeah, but it came out great, very cool, very cool.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: By the way, in the chat room, let's see, I
see uh Nick Nemitz says, sup dudes, Hell yeah, is
that somebody? You guys? What's Nick? Hell? Yeah, I'm sorry
I misread that, sup dude? Hell? Yes, okay, well, there
you go. Also, Be Panard is in there and says
good morning everyone, and our friend Maria Vanish. She's a
big supporter of the show and all the shows. Here.
Be Pinard.
Speaker 10: Yeah, do you know I think it's a bet Bernard.
Oh that's my friend Brian, but.
Speaker 4: Okay, no, Be Bernard. Yeah, she's she's always in there
on Saturday morning. Also, I see, uh, cheryld Krakowski is
in the chat room. Who does uh Jenny's beautiful nails? Correct?
Yes she does? She does.
Speaker 5: Oh, very pretty, very springy today. Yeah, nice metallic rainbow
going on. Yeah, go ahead and want to give her
a website a plug if you want.
Speaker 4: Oh, you don't have the.
Speaker 1: Website in front of me.
Speaker 6: Oh I'm a terrible human.
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, well, we'llcome back to it later.
Speaker 5: It is so many choices, so manny as an m
A n I choices dot com.
Speaker 4: Very nice, very nice, very nice. Now, so all these
these were all recorded with Eric? Is that is that correct? Yeah? Yeah,
his Like I said earlier, his name comes up on
the show all the time. How did how did you
guys come to work with him? Or had you worked
with him before the CP or Yeah?
Speaker 9: So the first in the original uh iteration back in
twenty eighteen, me and Rob had gone to him when
he basically just first opened Black Heart in the building
that he has now, Yeah, and we did, we started
recording a whole album, and then we took that little
hiatus and we came back did the four songs that
we actually released with him. Yeah, and then I mean,
since then, it's just yeah, it's just we're always gonna
go back.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I was gonna say, like, why would you even
want to work with anybody else?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: I don't get me wrong. There's a lot of great,
great recording studios around and everything, and people who are
really good at what they're doing. But I kind of
feel like Eric is the best.
Speaker 9: I mean, Eric just get yeah, yeah, you know, he
always has ideas too to add into the song and stuff.
Speaker 12: He has no fear of just jumping in and being.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let me just put this little guitar lock on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely, Yeah, like I said, because when
we had him on the show, because I told him,
you know, your name comes up constantly. So yeah, we
had him on the show. I don't know, maybe six
months ago, maybe longer. We should, we should get him
back on. But uh, but he's busier than ever, you know. Yeah,
he's doing great. And yeah, absolutely he's He's fantastic. Yeah,
and and what a out to now? As far as
the video for for why Why is the song you've
got the video for? Is that? Are you doing that
all your yourselves? Or is the video already done or
are you going to film it? The filming is ed
oh okay, the film is not. It just needs editing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the film he's done, like I said, our videographer,
like he had the idea for it and he just
he just needs to edit it now. And we have
a submission date for May third, I believe, to send
it to uh the contest for you know.
Speaker 4: For the spot on Warped.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, the Wharf tour. I think we get money.
Speaker 8: And but but well we'll release it then, I mean yeah, yeah, yeah, oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very cool, very cool. We should uh, I want
to make sure we get we get one or two
more in. Uh, let's let's play. Let's play another track.
What do you guys want to play? Should we do
Big Black Bottle?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we were just talking about yeah, party tracks.
Speaker 4: Not a lot of.
Speaker 9: It might have been the first song we wrote back
in twenty eighteen, really as a joke, but now it's
turned into I think.
Speaker 10: A lot of us and it actually has Tom mainly
on b y.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 8: After after I had joined the band, me and Rob
had joined the band, they played us some of their
old tracks that didn't make it onto the previous eph
and they played me Big Black Bottle of Booze, and
I was like, that is one of the greatest punk songs.
So I forced them all to continue to play that song.
Uh yeah, And we went back into the studio and.
Speaker 10: I hated playing that song like the longest time.
Speaker 8: It is so good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it turned out it gets the crowd going for sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but yeah, this one mainly I'm I'm I'm mostly
lead on this.
Speaker 4: Okay, vocally it was really cool. All right, sweet, let's
give this a spin. This is big, big black bottle.
But yeah, that is hard to second, big black bottle
of booze. The band is the Doul Drums.
Speaker 3: I gotta bag fly by lah Bus. I gotta bag
fly by la bus. I got a bag fly baa bus.
I gotta bags. I gotta bag fly Fila bus. I
got a bag black bi bus. I got a bag
laugh blah blahs. I gotta bag black bottle.
Speaker 1: No one's ever gonna take it away. No, no one's
ever gonna take it away. No, no what's ever gonna
take it away. No, no one's even gonna take it a.
Speaker 14: White No, no.
Speaker 1: I got back fine by blah blahs.
Speaker 3: I gotta bag fly bah blah blahs. I got a
bag fly by lah bus. I gotta bag black bah
blah blah.
Speaker 4: No one's ever gonna take it away.
Speaker 1: No, no one's ever gonna.
Speaker 3: Take it away.
Speaker 16: No, no one's ever gonna take it away. No no
one telling gonna take it away. No, no one's ever
got to take it away. No, no one's ever got
to take it away.
Speaker 3: No, no one tell I gotta take it don't why no, No.
Speaker 1: I gotta bag.
Speaker 3: I got a bag by the clothes. I got a
big blacks. I gotta tag.
Speaker 4: That was a little bit at the end.
Speaker 17: Here ready, big black bottle of booze.
Speaker 4: Hey, I did it by the Doldrums and we've got
the Doldrums here with us in studio. Yeah, that is
a great track. That is really really everything you guys
have is really catchy. I love you. I love that absolutely,
and I can imagine too that that gets the crowd
going live because that's why you can definitely sing along
to you know for.
Speaker 8: Two lines.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I used to sing this song and then I was like,
I need a vocal break during the set. So I
was like, you know, Tom, I'm gonna have you sing this.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So yeah, it's it's nice to I just play guitar
and I do a little bit of backing vocals during
that track.
Speaker 8: But we usually put that one towards the middle of
the set just so he can take a breather.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 12: That's not a vocal break for me, though, No, it
is not.
Speaker 7: Right right, it's a vocal break for drummer over here though.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, you do.
Speaker 4: You sing backups live?
Speaker 11: I mean I have, but typically I just kind of
focus on, you know, just carrying the beat.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you got it. We got enough vocal power. Yeah,
it's really it would just be redundant.
Speaker 4: We do have.
Speaker 8: I mean there's a lot of gang vocals on a
lot of our tracks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think that's yeah. I think that's
a big part of what you guys do. That's a
big part of what brings the energy to it too. Yeah.
But uh yeah, that's that's really really good. What do
you What else do you guys have coming up? Obviously
you have the show tonight at the Shaft Skiing, and
then do you have some other stuff coming up or
I don't know if you're more focused on on promoting
the singles or or I assume summer you're gonna be busy,
right because every everybody plays a lot in the summer.
Speaker 9: It seems like, yeah, I think the plan is, well,
we just to take some time to kind of dial
in and get in the studio, get everything mixed, get
everything mastered, figure out.
Speaker 12: The video thing, all that stuff.
Speaker 9: So we took a little bit of break from playing
shows since like I don't know January or February, but
I think for the summer we're gonna start accepting shows again.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Good, yeah, good good.
Speaker 10: Only serious inquiries.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, hit us up.
Speaker 4: Everybody, play your show. Yeah, very cool, very cool. Uh,
let's talk about tonight once again too. We want to
make sure people know. For people just joining us, you
got a big show tonight at the Shaft Skiing absolutely tonight.
Speaker 6: Tonight. Doors are our san doors are at eight.
Speaker 7: Okay, we are headlining, so I'm sorry, but we're going
on probably around like ten thirty.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so a little bit late, but it'll be worth it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll have some beers with you before we go on.
Speaker 6: We were playing yeah with our good friend TJ.
Speaker 7: Rushton. It's his new band's first show. Oh so is
his debut show, and we're excited about that. We heard
some tracks from them recently and they're fantastic.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Also recorded with Eric.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which band is that?
Speaker 12: Still Sleeping?
Speaker 7: Still Sleeping? Yeah yeah, they're they're they're great, So we're exciting.
We we got a banging line up tonight.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Regles there fourth maybe fourth time playing with them.
Speaker 4: Will be yeah.
Speaker 9: Four okay, okay, cool, And it was and there's Birds
in Theory band.
Speaker 4: Okay, very cool. I wonder where that name comes from.
Birds in Theory, Well, they're birds in Theory. Well, because
when I hear the name, I think of that, uh
you know that fake because you guys know what I'm
talking about, that fake conspiracy theory that what about birds
aren't real?
Speaker 9: I don't think any of us have met them yet.
So we'll find out tonight. We're back on that very curious. Yeah, yeah,
we'll have to. We'll have to get them on the
show too.
Speaker 4: Uh, let's see. And then, uh, let's remind everybody to
about the new single coming out.
Speaker 6: Freaking out, freaking me out, freaking me out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I went out on Friday.
Speaker 6: It's a freaky freaky song, Freaky.
Speaker 4: Friday that will be on all the streaming platforms and everything,
I assume.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, we're excited about that.
Speaker 4: Excellent, excellent, And uh, where should people go online to
keep up with everything that you guys are doing. Where's
the best place to go right now?
Speaker 8: That's an excellent question.
Speaker 12: Probably the Instagram.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're mostly active on Instagram. Okay, we have a
Brendan's girlfriends doing our social media now, so okay, shout
out Haley.
Speaker 9: Just starting to get things working more consistently and less
dis jointed.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, yeah, well it's hard. You know, it's a
lot with social media especially, there's a lot to keep
up with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's exhausting.
Speaker 5: Ye.
Speaker 11: Sometimes we show our age on social media, definitely cringe.
Speaker 12: Me and Rob think were really funny, but nobody else thinks.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we have a lot of inside jokes that we
don't like.
Speaker 12: The artist of the band is like, what is wrong
with you?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 10: I love it?
Speaker 4: Oh that's awesome. That's awesome. Well, guys, thank you so much.
This has been wonderful. And what should we play to
close the segment?
Speaker 8: What you guys got to do?
Speaker 10: Bad Man?
Speaker 4: Bad Man? Okay, why why why do you say gotta
do bad man? It ripped? Anything else you want us
to know about it before we play it?
Speaker 7: Or it's about being a bad man.
Speaker 10: A love of sad boys being bad man.
Speaker 7: A lot of us, A lot of our songs are
just being sad and bad.
Speaker 4: Being sad and bad. All right, I love it, I
love it. All right, guys, thank you again, have a
great show tonight and we will definitely do this again
in the future. And check this out. This is this
is bad Man and the band is the Doldrums.
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