Speaker 1: Today's show is dedicated to the memory of Dawn T. Tibbetts.
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my worlds were clear and my eyes were dry.
Speaker 7: To spam my fear.
Speaker 1: But I was trying to cross the sun.
Speaker 11: When I got your whole cold half the radio long,
I began to star wait, oh, begging for my baby.
Don't wait, don't butt up your heart, not Sadway's.
Speaker 7: Home wait oh wait. Sometimes I'm lonely. Sometimes I wanna
be alone. Sometimes I'm freezing. Sometimes I need that cold.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you're shine.
Speaker 3: It's overrighthead. I'm staring at the sun. You wanna spend
the night with you with the light on. Wait, begging
but my baby, don't wait, don't know, butt up.
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Ll burn up.
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Speaker 7: Leave. Thank you for my baby to.
Speaker 3: You leave.
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Thank you for my baby to wait on you.
Speaker 1: Who oh there it is as promised. We got some
brand new theme music for the show this week that
we're debuting our great friend Dylan Reynolds from Atomic Audio
or actually it's Atomic Artwork and Audio. He does both
and is amazing at both, very very talented guys. So
we love our friend Dylan Reynolds. And you'll be hearing
new bumpers and other audio elements throughout the show, so
really really great stuff. So welcome everybody. Matt connorton Unleashed.
We are live from the studios of wm NH ninety
five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course,
also streaming everywhere. You can go to Matt connerton dot
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and contact info, show archives, social media links, et cetera,
et cetera. It is Saturday, June twenty eight, two thy
twenty five, and I am not alone.
Speaker 8: Good morning, sunshine.
Speaker 1: Jenny is here at the news table, present and account
of for do we want to talk about this morning?
What's that? Do we want to talk about this morning?
What about it when you came out dressed? Oh yeah,
we both. We both wore our awaiting Abigail shirts with
no planning. So I I worked south the room and
I'm just like, oh, no way, yeah, it'd be it'd
be one thing if they were on the show today
that that would be an exception, but they're not. Yes, yeah,
So I went back. I put on my troll shirt.
Another great recent guest. But yeah, we love, Yes, we do, Yes,
we did. Absolutely. I just thought that was really fun.
That was that was yes, I know, what are the odds?
I know, love the new theme song? What's that? Oh yeah, yeah,
absolutely absolutely. So we've got a we've got a busy
show ahead of us, and we have some great guests
in studio. Let me get those mics on. And one
of these gentlemen has been on the show before, Jake Young.
Well you go buy Jake or.
Speaker 12: Jacob usually depends on the context. Yeah, right now, I'm Jake.
Speaker 1: Right now, you're Jake. Okay, good, good, let's remember and
uh you sir. Let's let's go around and have the
uninitiated introduced themselves of course. Oh and by the way,
the band is parietal I which I did learn how
to say. I'm saying it correctly, right, Oh, yeah, pull
that pull that mic up, my friend.
Speaker 12: That's pretty good.
Speaker 13: Nice pronunciation. Hi, I'm Dan Lugi. I'm the drummer.
Speaker 1: I write some of the songs and okay, yeah, excellent,
Welcome Dan, Thank you. And who do we have over here?
Speaker 14: I'm Tim?
Speaker 1: You're Tim?
Speaker 14: Is that coming through?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I can sweet.
Speaker 14: Yes, I am Tim. That is me guitar.
Speaker 1: Very good. But you guys actually, uh, you switch around, right,
You switch instruments at at some point during your live set,
which I know, which I know you're gonna do today.
So for those who are watching the video feed, because
people might be confused and they might think that they've
accidentally ingested something on a Saturday morning when all of
a sudden everyone's doing something different. But but you guys
are because you're gonna play a couple of live songs
for us today, which we're very excited about. But but
you actually switch instruments, which I think is cool. But
I think should we start, maybe we should play one
of the studio tracks, and then because you got a
couple of brand new studio tracks, right, and then when
we come back from that, we'll we'll hear one of
the one of the live ones. How does that sound?
Speaker 12: That sounds awesome?
Speaker 1: And by the way, and by the way, the studio
tracks that we're playing today, because you sound a couple
of them that are they're brand new?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 1: These have not been heard, not been heard on the radio.
Are they available for streaming yet?
Speaker 3: Or no?
Speaker 12: They probably won't be while not in your.
Speaker 1: Right right, they're already playing in the UK probably right?
Which one? Which one should we play first? Well, we'll
get them both in at some point. Should we start
with breathe?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 13: Yeah, okay, just finished mixing it?
Speaker 12: Well really Mike.
Speaker 13: Clark who was on last week?
Speaker 7: Oh, very good.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Clark Creative Studios in Amherst, New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right. Yeah. If you missed last week's show,
go back and check it out. Mike Clark was here
along with mister Murphy from the course, the Murphy Clark Band.
And you know it's funny. Yeah, small world or small
scene I guess because as we were as those guys
were leaving last week, so we had Aaron Billdeoh. I
don't know if you has no Aaron fantastic bass player,
but he was coming in and he says to Mike,
he goes, hey, a band I was in called Changeup Season.
We recorded with you twenty years ago and Mike, Mike
didn't remember that because obviously he's recorded probably thousands of
different artists. But but yeah, that was kind of funny.
But yeah, let's play this and I'm going to give
it the world radio premiere treatment because this has not
been heard anywhere. So this is brand new from Parietal
I and this is called Breathe.
Speaker 7: You are listening to till Um and h.
Speaker 4: World premiere.
Speaker 7: M in the middle of the.
Speaker 16: Love seeing nothing said, we're nothing to lose, nothing to fall.
We're making the mount through that in the night, not
where the mout comes as see.
Speaker 7: Yo, see your.
Speaker 17: Life now finally found the sound.
Speaker 7: It's I don't know.
Speaker 16: We're gonna search the land, running through the brush, shot
out of the.
Speaker 18: Trees, all of you kill me with all the things.
You don't shut down and no shot try to in
the bastrooms, passing baby down.
Speaker 7: He takes my saint bam age on bad place, the
speak of that mister breakers going out the.
Speaker 19: Stays to get my father, got fuddle just over to me,
shut round, bah no, no.
Speaker 7: It's the bay these people do so.
Speaker 20: Wait waiting back home wait, just say said take down people,
because you see it's down.
Speaker 18: Say you down, miss myda. Take sure keeps me about nine.
Speaker 7: The biggest seen too. Not to stop go to the girls,
but just raptle. He's about the fire instead of me.
You know the tree even forty sea. Oh no, not
the desire for the king that I never been docking
not cher cher.
Speaker 21: A.
Speaker 7: She I can't bred rock, I can't break lock it
now does this place go forever?
Speaker 20: But at this place going around I can't do with
the big boy makes people.
Speaker 10: The same.
Speaker 1: Oh that is just epic. That is so good. Great job, guys,
Thank you is here with us in studio. We got
Dan h Tim and of course Jake who's been here
before with cham the Young's.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then we were talking, of course after that about
parietal eye. So what does that mean? What does parietal mean?
For those who don't know, which is probably everybody, because
I'd never heard that word in my life, and I
have a pretty good vocabulary, but I had no idea.
Speaker 14: Yeah, So lizards, famously they have this like third eye
kind of thing. It's called a parietal eye. You have
a lobe in your brain, the parietal lobe.
Speaker 13: We all got it.
Speaker 14: We all have a lizard brain on some level. But
that's what we're alluding to.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 14: It's sort of like a like a third eye, but
like less mystical because we are men of science and
there's three of us.
Speaker 12: Third eye, it's all, there's so many connections.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, well that makes sense.
Speaker 13: And we chose the band name a long time ago.
Speaker 12: Yeah. I found it in like a high school textbook.
Speaker 1: Kid.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was like, that's a cool name.
Speaker 13: We kept trading back and forth on band names really
so long.
Speaker 1: And do you remember any of the I love rejected
band names? Do you guys remember any of the ones?
Yeah you thought?
Speaker 10: Really?
Speaker 12: Yeah, guys, I don't the splurge.
Speaker 14: The splurg Yeah, oh boy, yeah, I think we're gonna
stop it there.
Speaker 1: Mandolin Hogy though, I don't know how you passed on
that one. Wow.
Speaker 12: That well that's our alter ego.
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 12: When I have the mandolin on, it's Mandolin Hogy.
Speaker 1: Oh all right.
Speaker 13: Well we were avalon Blue for a short time, regrettably.
Speaker 14: So also, Dan and I together we are the lesser
of two seagulls.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, yeah, very nice, very nice. Well, you guys
so you're all set up. You you want to play
something live for us?
Speaker 12: Yes, because of Lizard.
Speaker 1: Saying, so if you are just joining us parade alas
here with us alive in studio, they're gonna play something
live and then after that we're gonna hear another another
brand new single that they sent to us. But uh yeah,
I'm dying to here, dying to hear you guys. Oh oh,
I got just like not touch that. Yeah, no worries,
no worries, all right, I gotta turn I gotta pull
that down a little bit there, let's see. Okay, welcome everybody,
good good, And then can you strum a little bit?
Oh yeah, yeah, okay, and you're gonna sing on this one?
Yeah okay, all right, pardal lies here with this live
and studio. What are you guys gonna play for us?
Speaker 13: This is a little diddy known as Lizard on Me.
Speaker 1: All right, Lizard Onomy Pridal Lie, Lizard on Me, Lizard
on me, a fella in river.
Speaker 7: I'm away with the Lizard.
Speaker 9: Wizard speed Bo, Lizard Rangers, Wizards been Ba Lizard Rangers
Wizard speed Ba, Lizard Rangers Wizards been Ba.
Speaker 15: A new emp science has begun on lizard insurrection against
the wizard direction. It hurts the econ of me when
the lizards on top of.
Speaker 22: Me love with the polities. We're all lizards, all sticks.
I'm lost in the pharest, I'm lost in the phone.
Speaker 9: Wizard Speed Bam, Lizard Rangers, Wizard Speed Bam, Lizard Rangers,
Wizard Speed, Bah Lizard Rangers Wizard Speed Bah.
Speaker 7: Science is all about to change the lizard in the shan.
Speaker 10: At the King's calling name, shunk.
Speaker 7: Down, riding the stage.
Speaker 15: Modern before a stage is the longer revactive?
Speaker 23: Fell in love with the list. Somewhere out in this forest,
can you please help me? Mister I'm all alone in
this pony.
Speaker 7: Swim away with the list. Now I'm lost in this forest?
Can you please help me, mister lost in the fall.
Speaker 1: That was awesome? So going on my playlist, my new
favorite band I think.
Speaker 7: Now I'm like, I wish they were playing more live.
Speaker 1: I know that's fair. That was awesome. It is seriously
going on my playlist. Well, they are going to do
another one live, but we're gonna give him a chance
to switch things around, so we'll go another studio track.
Gospel of the Platypus was this also recorded with Mike.
Speaker 12: Mike k Yeah, excellent, excellent and in my bedroom, oh
really yeah, oh yeah, lots of sweaty bedrooms. The song
was passed around many years, many years.
Speaker 13: Oh really yeah, yeah, we've been working on an album
for a long time. Yeah, not even that close to.
Speaker 12: This is the title track of the album. Oh, Gospel
of the plats.
Speaker 1: All right, very good. Here it is Gospel of the Platypus.
And this is parida lie.
Speaker 24: Desperate in the yearning for your result to the think
goodle creving mom, always legeny, lesson.
Speaker 25: Learned from all that we have seen, all the serf
corrupting my end of your course golden.
Speaker 12: And forcing gain.
Speaker 3: Ye.
Speaker 7: But do I get love with the rewad of friendship?
And listen to a teacher?
Speaker 9: Oh victim, a preacher, no religion, a stupid a listener.
Speaker 7: O love with that conviction the teacher. It about preacher.
Speaker 9: No religion, a stupid to listener, love with our conviction.
Speaker 7: Not so strange.
Speaker 6: School school?
Speaker 7: Can we do ourselves in it too?
Speaker 6: I feel like for all this, sat think that you
can get a squeaking that we shall know yet jost
man of the JJ thing me shill be knowing jo.
Speaker 1: I love it. That is Gospel of the Platypus. The
band is Pride a Lie and they are here with
us alive in studio, and uh, you know, you guys
really explore that that loud, soft dynamic, but in unconventional ways,
you know, because obviously from a songwriting standpoint, this standard
is you know, soft chorus, loud, I mean soft verse,
loud chorus and so forth. But you guys are kind
of unpredictable with it. But but I love it. I
love it. Sounds really good. I just realized I didn't
put your mics on there you go.
Speaker 12: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And uh so these guys are gonna they're gonna
play another one live for us. Uh. There, they have
switched up instruments a bit. Let me let me make
sure we can hear that bass. Go ahead, and uh,
let's see heard a clip. There we go, gotcha? Okay, no, no, no,
I think that's I'm just kind of playing with these level.
We got that stereo mic there, so I'm kind of
playing with these levels a little bit and stroum that
guitar a little bit, if you would please. Yeah, the
perils of live radio. That's all right, though, that's that's
part of the fun. That's the adventure of it all.
Speaker 12: Kim will never let you get get past it.
Speaker 1: All right, nice, Actually turn that up a little bit here, Okay,
all right, what are you guys gonna play for us?
Speaker 13: This one's called the Tears. I cried parentheses on rainy days.
Speaker 1: All right, pride a lie live in studio, you.
Speaker 8: Can ss wana cry.
Speaker 1: Songs and the way you feel, guys. I apologize. You
sound so good. I want to make sure I do
this right. And your vocal was way too loud and
I couldn't correct it in real time. So yeah, let's yeah,
let's let's do that. Let's let's yeah, yeah try that. Yeah, sorry,
got yeah, Oh that happens all the time. Don't worry
about that. I just want to I just want to
make sure we do right by you, guys, because you
sound so good and and I don't usually interrupt a
performance like that. I apologize, but I just I realized,
I was like, we gotta we gotta fix this, so again,
live radio, let's you venture of it. But yeah, that'll
that'll probably work really well. That should work good. Actually,
just go and strum and sing a little bit. Let's
just see how that sounds. Enough, let's sing sing a
little too while you're playing. Can you move that mic
back a little, just a little bit closer to know
a little yeah, yeah, okay, sing sing a little more
in strum if you would till tilt tilted, yeah no, no,
back back up. Yeah, okay, I think that'll work. Yeah, okay, cool,
thank you, thank you guys.
Speaker 12: Okay, all right, I think we're I could just listen
to this all day, all right, Sorry.
Speaker 1: About that, everybody, Although some people will probably think that's
interesting to hear how this works on a lot radio show.
So I hope, so, I hope.
Speaker 12: So, yeah, we are experimental rock rock.
Speaker 1: There you go. All right, guys, all right, I think
we're I think we're good. Go for it whenever you're ready,
pride to lie live in studio.
Speaker 7: Inside Fana cry.
Speaker 10: They don't say them all the way you feel to.
Speaker 15: So trying tell me what you do with with down
onto myntalump names.
Speaker 7: You don't by that secret. I don't think it's fine
taking me out in my mind the reading case. I
want you to have been mine.
Speaker 24: I'm in line, darling.
Speaker 7: Let me back inside. What's one more time you need
to see the room in the hillside un.
Speaker 26: Warn't worth learnt worst time.
Speaker 10: To your side.
Speaker 7: And barely.
Speaker 26: Soon again barely, but I desmin, I can't even be
showing the story changed things A waking, a thirsty what's
your rooming?
Speaker 10: Know it's your man on.
Speaker 27: The floor, baby side, Bye bye, your body got in
the way.
Speaker 9: Dring aside, buskin bring and say bye, my bather trying
to bat it.
Speaker 10: Ringive you.
Speaker 7: Stringing me out. I mean these days i't want.
Speaker 10: You to beat mine and I'm in line calling.
Speaker 7: Let me back in inside. Want you one more time?
You need to seeing room in the side.
Speaker 26: Done you.
Speaker 7: So much to the right, please it does mad slaughter
the melon of my mind.
Speaker 12: That was disgusting.
Speaker 1: That was that was great. That was that was awesome.
Bridal eyes here this live and studio. I was saying
it correctly all the time and almost stumbled on it. Hey,
we're gonna play another quick studio track. I love this one.
Let's give this a spien. This is order, disorder, and
then we'll come back and talk with these guys a
little more. Check this out. Pride to lie order disorder.
Speaker 2: Religion is the cause of all the world's heals.
Speaker 28: M hm.
Speaker 10: So long.
Speaker 7: Mother, the new you played a final song.
Speaker 1: You came and doing your heart out where you used to.
Speaker 7: So you got your love. It's your fucking girl, steam
killing me an exciting, getting on.
Speaker 28: Order, the ser the my besies growing too roster.
Speaker 1: The.
Speaker 7: Vanda showing every Dad.
Speaker 29: Design you could trust, could not counselet say love, what's
the reason?
Speaker 7: But it's the thought?
Speaker 8: Is not.
Speaker 7: What I thought about?
Speaker 8: Hello?
Speaker 7: Why you must tell you about that?
Speaker 28: No?
Speaker 7: Look you got that? Do tell that time a many
We love you do.
Speaker 1: The world that's the wind is.
Speaker 10: Still every day.
Speaker 6: School of the world you thought you could trust to,
not trust, said.
Speaker 7: Crazy?
Speaker 21: Do you try to rast?
Speaker 2: But God, this is the single worst song in human history.
Speaker 7: Word true. How Dad imagine a perfect wild?
Speaker 18: He's a phony Jobby, I'd rather be Storias Santa.
Speaker 7: I don't imagine a perfect wild. He's a phony Tabby.
Speaker 8: I don't have a star.
Speaker 7: Other sound a mountain.
Speaker 5: To the.
Speaker 1: Sa I'd say that's a new twist on the long
fade out. I love it. Order disorder, The band is
par idle. You guys are amazing, absolutely amazing.
Speaker 12: Thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 13: Thanks for having us.
Speaker 1: Absolutely no very happy to do it. What do you
guys have coming up? I know we've got some some
big shows, especially the one at the Stone Church. We
want to make sure we talk about.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, July third, next Thursday, Stone Church Sturch Sturch
eight apm APM Like yeah, pretty sure, it's eight pm. Well,
we got flyers and stuff. But Stone Church July third,
we've got Born Fools, Freak Pit, and Vermillion, bunch of
local bands coming up playing that with us. So that's
gonna be a great time.
Speaker 13: Super excited for this one.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, oh yeah. We just played at the Middle
East and we were oh yeah, so we're packing up
a bunch of those bands that played with us at
the Middle East heading up north to the Stone Church.
Speaker 1: Outstanding, outstanding? Where should uh where should people go to
keep up with what you guys are doing online? And
by the way, we should include in that how to
spell parietal?
Speaker 12: Oh yes, that's the p A r i E t
A l I like an eyeball. One more time for
Jen in the back. P A r I E t
A l I Like an eyeball. Find us on Facebook
and Instagram and Spotify, but don't stream our music on
Spotify because we won't get paid and then Apple Music
and YouTube Music and all of the other ones Deezer
oh and Deezer yeah yeah yeah and Napster.
Speaker 1: No naps.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: That's taken me back pretty.
Speaker 12: Sure it's on there that we'll check for us.
Speaker 1: Did you guys actually submit your music to Deezer or
did it just appear there?
Speaker 12: It kind of just happened.
Speaker 1: That seems to me what happens, because yeah, because this
podcast on Deezer too, and and one day I just, uh,
I don't know. I I was googling because sometimes I
google the show just to see, you know, what's going
on where we are, how we're showing up and Google
results and I see Deezer show up, and I'm like, oh,
my show is on Deezer. But I never submitted it
to and I'm fine with it. I wanted to be everywhere,
but I'm like, oh, what what is.
Speaker 13: CD baby yea to like distribute stuff, So I think
that's how it gets there for us.
Speaker 12: Yeah, all the distributors just send it everywhere, but shout
out if you're listening to this podcast on Deezer, you know,
put it in the comments subscribes, not like a band
or something. Yeah, yeah, they got like a couple albums. Deezer. Yeah,
they're good stuff though.
Speaker 1: But I'm no, you guys are amazing, So thank you
so much for coming in, Thank you for having us.
Absolutely if you are listening live on Saturday. Coming up
in the second hour, we have Jersey Calling. They're on
a big national tour and they are stopping in. But
we're gonna close out this segment with and And this
was a surprise. The guys didn't know this ahead of time.
I made a radio edit of a song called Ballad
of of Straddle Flat, Straddle Flat and Rusty James. Who
are who is straddle Flat?
Speaker 12: Okay?
Speaker 7: How much?
Speaker 12: How much time you got?
Speaker 1: We had a couple of minutes.
Speaker 12: Oh okay, sweet? So straddle Flat is this guy that
one time we were walking into Cumberland Farms in Milford,
New Hampshire, near the Oval. Near the Oval, we were trying,
you know, we were trying to get our our fixings
in the middle of band practice, and this guy pulls
up in a purple gtr and he's got this cool
like leather biker jacket type thing. He's got these shades
and he like walks up behind us. You skipped the
part where he almost hit him. Oh sorry, and it's
the line he almost hit him with his purple gt
It's been a while since I've told the story. Yeah,
he almost hits him with his purple gtr line in
the song and uh and then like leaves his car running,
gets out of the car. He like pulls this, pulls
the shades down, looks at us, say kids, stay in school,
stay frosty, something like that, and then walks in. He's
like cigarettes or something.
Speaker 14: The car is still running.
Speaker 12: The car is still running, so we hop in, We
get in the car, we drop No I'm kidding, but yeah,
so that's straddle flat. And then Rusty James is a
really cool guy.
Speaker 14: We got accosted in a bar by this man. He
had very smelly breath, smelling for many substances, mostly alcohol,
but not just alcohol. And there there was you know,
it's just one of those guys just doesn't stop talking
to you. You know, he's lonely, but it's like we
don't care. He pulls you in and there's no way out.
Speaker 12: There's no way out.
Speaker 1: There's no way.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 1: It's okay, all right, pretty good. Yeah, I love this
song so much, so I was like I gotta play
this one. So so we'll give this a span again.
Thank you guys, so much, absolutely amazing. We will do
it again in the future. Bridal eye And here it
is the ballad of straddle flat and Rusty James.
Speaker 10: I'm showing out the window from the cow.
Speaker 30: He's having nothing in the mold have good stop see
you're staring at me eye stumping down my breath.
Speaker 12: I won't show me nothing like having going to deal.
Speaker 7: Swing down the highway.
Speaker 31: You know what I call down you sounds your funny even.
Speaker 10: Lack man faver go.
Speaker 11: I was stuking.
Speaker 24: No, some boone out a man camp to me, he said,
the master of words.
Speaker 10: I got it your wadscape.
Speaker 7: We can see now I'm never bowed.
Speaker 31: No, I hate the quiet lit hease time. My man
is still the brass side. They thought become a red hand,
and I said it was that they.
Speaker 7: Don't never catch me because I'm a.
Speaker 10: Flat club sam blazer.
Speaker 7: No live by trender that you know.
Speaker 30: Risky Chain was in an alley away smoking a joint
in the goodlad's name say him and a sick turning
the tricks and down and Cambridge things so week there
a scripner o.
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