Gnarly Darling | Matt Connarton Unleashed

0:07 Speaker 1: Bad seeds make bad apples, and bad apples make good

0:10 Speaker 1: friends little sour to the taste.

0:14 Speaker 2: But at least you don't pretend.

0:16 Speaker 3: Because we've all got our share of trouble coming around

0:20 Speaker 3: the bench.

0:21 Speaker 4: So won't you keep your round chin running.

0:26 Speaker 3: The way you look around the room, playing you get away,

0:31 Speaker 3: comforting your trouble, letting your eyes ready take.

0:36 Speaker 5: To devil, leave your details, miss Entison steak, and the

0:41 Speaker 5: truth has been a long time cold. We're all bound

0:46 Speaker 5: from one big sleet.

0:48 Speaker 6: Hence the car the new weekie. Hen it s easy's

0:51 Speaker 6: to forget that.

0:52 Speaker 5: You're life looking miles. That's we op hand a thousand stalls.

1:00 Speaker 5: Oh we get lost, we get that. Yeah, we justen

1:04 Speaker 5: to you times rolls.

1:25 Speaker 7: I'm looking for a train wreck, just someone off the

1:28 Speaker 7: man so I can know that damage is quotes.

1:33 Speaker 5: Friends for a friend, that seeds make bad apples.

1:37 Speaker 3: So let me recommend you stick around and see what's coming.

1:44 Speaker 5: In your touch. Mistaken earth for dirt that makes a

1:48 Speaker 5: sweet in your eyes, forgiving.

1:51 Speaker 6: Skies, allowing me.

1:54 Speaker 5: The spines like.

1:55 Speaker 6: Commercial thing looks.

1:57 Speaker 5: Too much to you see make in here the songwhere.

2:04 Speaker 7: We're abound one mix me HiT's the come the New Week.

2:08 Speaker 5: He head and says it to forgat it.

2:11 Speaker 8: You're mine.

2:13 Speaker 5: Looking, Miles.

2:15 Speaker 1: That's we half a thousand scouts.

2:18 Speaker 5: Grow, we get lost, we get found here we just

2:22 Speaker 5: continue town.

2:23 Speaker 2: He grows.

2:43 Speaker 5: Pro bout for one mixed me hex a com the

2:46 Speaker 5: New Week. He can it, says it too, gap and

2:50 Speaker 5: chill n cooking. Biles, that's re o.

2:55 Speaker 7: Half a thousand scouts throw, we get lost, he get found. Yeah,

3:00 Speaker 7: we just continued down up one minute.

3:05 Speaker 5: Hence the come to be weak.

3:07 Speaker 9: Tenancy easy yet you get Miles's we old hand a

3:15 Speaker 9: thousand stones throw, we get lost, we get back.

3:19 Speaker 10: Yeh, we just continue down these ways.

3:46 Speaker 11: I love that that is new from Narley Darling. The

3:49 Speaker 11: track is Bad Apples and we're going to talk to

3:51 Speaker 11: Nary Darling in just a moment. They are with us.

3:55 Speaker 11: Jenny is here, of course, at the news table, present

3:57 Speaker 11: four and let me get these mics up here. We've

4:00 Speaker 11: got Narley Darling for the members here with us, and

4:02 Speaker 11: they're gonna play live in just a couple of minutes.

4:04 Speaker 4: But also what I'd like to do, let's start in

4:07 Speaker 4: this corner of the room.

4:07 Speaker 11: You can each introduce yourselves, tell us who you are,

4:10 Speaker 11: what you do in the band also gives me a

4:11 Speaker 11: chance to kind of check the MIC's before you play live.

4:14 Speaker 4: But we'll start with you, sir, alrighty.

4:16 Speaker 12: My name is Gary, Gary A Goodman. I live in Portsmouth,

4:20 Speaker 12: New Hampshire. I'm the drummer. Yes do we have my

4:23 Speaker 12: bomb goes, but I normally do play on a full kit. Okay,

4:26 Speaker 12: and going on four years now with Gnarly Darling.

4:30 Speaker 4: Excellent, excellent, all right?

4:31 Speaker 13: And you Hi, I'm Jesse Jesse rigordo Eva and I'm

4:37 Speaker 13: a vocalist for the band. I sing some leads and

4:40 Speaker 13: then some harmonies for Ryan.

4:42 Speaker 4: Okay.

4:42 Speaker 14: I've been with the band for about three years.

4:45 Speaker 4: Excellent, excellent, all right, and you Ryan.

4:47 Speaker 15: I am Ryan Peey and I play guitar and sing

4:51 Speaker 15: and I'm the songwriter in the group. And the group,

4:55 Speaker 15: I guess has been together in some form for going

4:58 Speaker 15: on six years now. But this okay, this current group

5:01 Speaker 15: of five, we're missing one today with a car. Group

5:03 Speaker 15: of five is pushing four years and we're having a

5:06 Speaker 15: great time.

5:06 Speaker 4: Gotcha, gotcha? Okay? And you sure.

5:09 Speaker 16: My name's Pete Lassie. I live in Kenny Bunk, Main.

5:11 Speaker 16: I play harmonica. I've been playing really since the beginning

5:15 Speaker 16: with Ryan. We're colleagues, we're both educators and just really

5:19 Speaker 16: happy to.

5:20 Speaker 15: Be here today.

5:21 Speaker 11: Excellent. Well, I'm happy to have the four of you here.

5:23 Speaker 11: And how long, by the way, has this been? Well,

5:26 Speaker 11: you mentioned how long the band has been around, but

5:28 Speaker 11: how many times have you been on the show?

5:29 Speaker 17: Now?

5:30 Speaker 4: Has it been? Is this your third?

5:32 Speaker 15: Second?

5:32 Speaker 5: Only?

5:32 Speaker 4: Second? Okay? For some reason I thought it'd have been more.

5:35 Speaker 11: But I love the I love the studio tracks, by

5:37 Speaker 11: the way, And is this part of a new new

5:39 Speaker 11: album that's just come out or is coming out or

5:41 Speaker 11: what's what's the status of that?

5:43 Speaker 15: It is? It's our our debut album. We recorded it

5:46 Speaker 15: just over a year ago and spent a lot of

5:48 Speaker 15: time doing the mixing and planning processes, and we've released

5:52 Speaker 15: four of the tracks already over the last month or so,

5:55 Speaker 15: but the full album is going to be coming out

5:57 Speaker 15: on Friday, this coming Friday.

5:58 Speaker 4: Outstanding, And what's it called?

6:00 Speaker 15: It's a self titled album, So Narley Darling.

6:02 Speaker 4: Okay, perfect? Is this the first official album that you've

6:05 Speaker 4: put out here? It is? Okay?

6:06 Speaker 11: Okay, wow, Well congratulations that's amazing. Yeah, absolutely, I'm dying

6:10 Speaker 11: to hear you play live if you are just joining us.

6:13 Speaker 11: Narley Darling is here with us, live in studio, and

6:15 Speaker 11: they're gonna do a couple of songs live for us,

6:17 Speaker 11: and what are you all gonna play?

6:19 Speaker 15: We're gonna do a song that hasn't been released yet,

6:21 Speaker 15: but it'll be out on Friday when the album drops on.

6:23 Speaker 15: This is called words Carry Over the Water.

6:25 Speaker 4: Words carry Over the Water, Narley Darling live in studio.

6:28 Speaker 18: All right, I've done a key amount dreams and smoking

6:43 Speaker 18: in loaning loadin oxygen guarantee, tell.

6:56 Speaker 5: Thank you get locked.

7:01 Speaker 18: Horne shouldn't know the stairs would come away.

7:06 Speaker 19: I've seen this movie.

7:11 Speaker 18: Go to Finna, see Harbor from the out and away

7:15 Speaker 18: and my pencil father and Rihys.

7:16 Speaker 5: It's just like every breath with the know to die.

7:19 Speaker 18: I'll never capture all the light in the sky or

7:23 Speaker 18: that hesitating rhythm and stumbled through to die.

7:27 Speaker 17: What the thinks you say?

7:30 Speaker 5: I'm telling you worse scary over the water.

7:35 Speaker 19: One thing certain, thank God certain, And I worry scary

7:40 Speaker 19: over the water.

7:43 Speaker 18: And only heaven can hear. I've learned a lot of

7:53 Speaker 18: bit and most sweeter than the happy. So is all

8:01 Speaker 18: so one listens, not silting strings along.

8:08 Speaker 19: You say, all comes downs?

8:10 Speaker 5: Who happens? Half spinning to lie?

8:15 Speaker 14: Holy chemistry is so easy.

8:17 Speaker 18: And there's boulle try and watching them now you can

8:24 Speaker 18: call it a bell just a little the same, And

8:27 Speaker 18: that haden mean you're tired. I mean nothing in the

8:31 Speaker 18: final and then and words can cut the socking knife

8:34 Speaker 18: over pen. But I can tell you're dying just to

8:38 Speaker 18: say them again. Why the things you say?

8:42 Speaker 19: I'm telling you, word scary over the water, one thing certain,

8:49 Speaker 19: thank God for a certain man.

8:51 Speaker 6: A word scarry over the water.

8:55 Speaker 20: And only Heaven can hear. Watch the things you say.

9:15 Speaker 20: I'm telling you words carry over the water.

9:20 Speaker 19: One thing certain than God, A certain and a worst

9:25 Speaker 19: carry over the water.

9:28 Speaker 17: Watch the things you say.

9:31 Speaker 5: I'm telling you words carry over the water, one.

9:36 Speaker 18: Thing certain than God, the certain.

9:39 Speaker 8: And a words carry over the water. The words carry

9:45 Speaker 8: over the water. The words carry over the water.

9:52 Speaker 5: In heaven.

9:57 Speaker 4: In Oh my God, that's so good. Oh yeah, really good,

10:07 Speaker 4: really good.

10:08 Speaker 15: Yeah.

10:08 Speaker 4: Yeah.

10:10 Speaker 11: If you are just joining us, we have Narley Darling

10:12 Speaker 11: here in studio with us, playing live. And uh is

10:15 Speaker 11: that kind of the secret weapon? Is your voices together?

10:17 Speaker 11: I mean you just sounds so good together, You really

10:20 Speaker 11: do absolutely absolutely. Is that is that kind of what

10:25 Speaker 11: what makes us all work? I mean obviously everyone's you know,

10:28 Speaker 11: the four of you sound great. And you've got another

10:30 Speaker 11: member too, right, the bass player.

10:32 Speaker 15: Too, Eric, our bass player couldn't be here today, but yeah,

10:34 Speaker 15: he definitely adds a lot to the group.

10:35 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, but I mean the just the like the

10:39 Speaker 11: harmonies of the two of you, is that something that

10:42 Speaker 11: that was there right from the start, like or is

10:44 Speaker 11: that something you had to kind of develop over.

10:45 Speaker 15: Time or I think we've put some some work and

10:47 Speaker 15: time into it.

10:48 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, it's so good, so good. Now

10:53 Speaker 11: the studio tracks that we're playing today, where were these recorded?

10:55 Speaker 11: Because everything sounds amazing.

10:57 Speaker 19: Yeah.

10:57 Speaker 15: We ended up recording these with a guy name Brian Kombs.

11:01 Speaker 15: He's got a place called Rocking Horse Studio in Gittsfield

11:04 Speaker 15: and went in there just about a year ago. Actually,

11:07 Speaker 15: it's spent a couple of days. We weren't sure how

11:09 Speaker 15: many songs we were going to be able to lay

11:10 Speaker 15: down in two days, but yeah, we did a lot

11:12 Speaker 15: of prep to be ready and we ended up recording

11:14 Speaker 15: eight songs and then you know a couple of times

11:16 Speaker 15: going back to kind of tweak some things and do

11:18 Speaker 15: some fine tuning. But it was a great experience working

11:21 Speaker 15: with Brian.

11:22 Speaker 4: Yeah, I interviewed Brian.

11:24 Speaker 11: Jeez, it was a long time ago. Now I should

11:27 Speaker 11: we should get him back on the show. It's been

11:28 Speaker 11: a long time. But yeah, he's amazing and everything that

11:30 Speaker 11: comes out of there is really good. Everything that comes

11:32 Speaker 11: out of Rocking Horse is really good. And then did

11:34 Speaker 11: you do a it's a full album, right, it is

11:36 Speaker 11: eight songs total, eight songs, Yeah, And what went into

11:39 Speaker 11: the decision to make a full album? Because you know,

11:41 Speaker 11: you've got so many options, especially today. You can do EPs,

11:43 Speaker 11: you can do a series of singles that maybe eventually

11:46 Speaker 11: become an album. But what went into the decision to

11:49 Speaker 11: go in and do a full album?

11:51 Speaker 15: I mean, for me, I think, you know, we've been

11:52 Speaker 15: together for a number of years, and you know, I've

11:55 Speaker 15: got probably fifty songs and we don't do all of

11:57 Speaker 15: those as a band, but we've played probably consistently, maybe

12:01 Speaker 15: fifteen or so. And wow, so we had this backlog

12:03 Speaker 15: of songs and I was just excited to record as

12:05 Speaker 15: many as we could. Yeah, So we went into the

12:07 Speaker 15: studio trying to be, you know, really prepared to optimize

12:10 Speaker 15: our time in the studio and kind of felt like

12:13 Speaker 15: if we can get five done, six done, that would

12:15 Speaker 15: be great, and maybe you know, we have this amazing

12:19 Speaker 15: two days where we can do all eight and that's

12:21 Speaker 15: what happened.

12:21 Speaker 4: Yeah, so it was great.

12:22 Speaker 16: Yeah, And the short answer is it took about two

12:24 Speaker 16: years of talking about it.

12:25 Speaker 5: And then.

12:27 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, all these things take time, right, especially like

12:31 Speaker 11: when you've got a backlog of songs, you got to

12:33 Speaker 11: really consider, you know, what what you want to record

12:36 Speaker 11: because you know, especially if you know you're just going

12:38 Speaker 11: in there for a couple of days and trying to

12:39 Speaker 11: do as much as you can.

12:40 Speaker 15: Right, So totally totally. We've got, you know, a couple

12:42 Speaker 15: of new ones we've been working on, and so I

12:44 Speaker 15: think our next plan is over the next maybe three

12:47 Speaker 15: four months, is to get and then maybe just do

12:49 Speaker 15: two or three or you know, maybe an EP, maybe

12:51 Speaker 15: a single even, Yeah, just to kind of keep it going. Yeah,

12:54 Speaker 15: because it's been such a great experience recording and going

12:56 Speaker 15: through this process.

12:57 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, excellent, Well we should play in others studio

13:00 Speaker 11: track what we played Bad Apples? So was what was

13:03 Speaker 11: the other one you wanted to make sure we got in?

13:04 Speaker 15: I think it'd be great to play Little Fences, little

13:06 Speaker 15: one that hasn't been released.

13:07 Speaker 4: Yet, Okay, anything we should know about this before we

13:10 Speaker 4: play it.

13:11 Speaker 15: So this is one of the songs. I really love

13:14 Speaker 15: how this came together because you know, I write all

13:16 Speaker 15: these songs on my acoustic guitar. And then the best

13:18 Speaker 15: part from me is coming together with these folks and

13:21 Speaker 15: Eric as well and see what they can bring to

13:23 Speaker 15: the table. And the original the demo version of this

13:25 Speaker 15: is very different from where it ultimately ended up. Oh really,

13:28 Speaker 15: and that was a really collaborative process. There's this whole

13:31 Speaker 15: section at the end that we sort of jokingly and

13:34 Speaker 15: lovingly called the hipster whistle session that did not exist

13:37 Speaker 15: on the original demo. And so oh okay, I love

13:39 Speaker 15: the fact that it was really a group rite in

13:41 Speaker 15: a lot of ways.

13:42 Speaker 11: Yeah, okay, very cool, very cool. So here it is,

13:45 Speaker 11: we're going to give this a spin. This is Little Fences.

13:47 Speaker 11: The band is Gnarley Darling, his.

14:04 Speaker 21: Little dove and white facing in the driveway. You might

14:07 Speaker 21: a ension jumping up with us. Why you think you're

14:10 Speaker 21: answertating up among the blouse with all?

14:12 Speaker 18: Then he was watching me from the rein box, fifty

14:15 Speaker 18: clean around the ball. We can find a way back

14:19 Speaker 18: on the b.

14:24 Speaker 22: Twee Donald in around leaves a gutta under little fence.

14:35 Speaker 14: You used to taking me from here to the deep.

14:37 Speaker 21: Then you used to help me off search your bossy.

14:40 Speaker 21: You used to give me on the space that I

14:41 Speaker 21: can handle, where I can still away the back of Jackie.

14:45 Speaker 14: All these word we.

14:46 Speaker 18: Tensing down, got the sound.

14:54 Speaker 5: Horrile, treating cool.

14:56 Speaker 22: Wearing well leaves the gout under little Hello.

15:31 Speaker 21: The papers want to look around the baby as the

15:34 Speaker 21: paper where you're seeing the joke.

15:36 Speaker 5: Try to eat the.

15:36 Speaker 18: Marcus just wanted to stand in the punchie.

15:39 Speaker 21: Try to separating on stand from the pearl. You can

15:42 Speaker 21: love in all feel Start at the hold lot of kids.

15:51 Speaker 21: The kid's breaking steaks can burn.

15:54 Speaker 5: But we still go on.

16:00 Speaker 17: A hone A little fences. Oh yeah, yeah, a hone,

16:46 Speaker 17: A little pens to me.

16:52 Speaker 11: Oh another great track that is Little Fences. The band

17:35 Speaker 11: is Narley Darling, and we've got Narley Darling here with

17:37 Speaker 11: us a live in studio. Oh that that is, that

17:41 Speaker 11: is so so good. I'm sure I asked you this

17:44 Speaker 11: last time we were here, but I don't remember the answer.

17:45 Speaker 11: And of course we have newer listeners. Where does the

17:47 Speaker 11: name come from? What does Narley Darling mean?

17:50 Speaker 15: Oh gosh, there's a long story there. But the original

17:53 Speaker 15: name of the band was very confusing. Oh, I goes

17:56 Speaker 15: back five or six years.

17:57 Speaker 4: I love rejected band names was the original name.

17:59 Speaker 15: It was Ambulate as tolerated.

18:01 Speaker 11: Yes, I remember you talking about that now the last

18:03 Speaker 11: time you're here. Yes, yes, Ambulate as tolerated.

18:06 Speaker 19: Yeah.

18:06 Speaker 15: And as Pete was saying, a lot of us are

18:07 Speaker 15: are educators, and that came from just our school nurse's

18:11 Speaker 15: protocol for students returning from concussions. Okay, they could ambulate

18:15 Speaker 15: as tolerated. Yeah, And it was kind of funny at

18:17 Speaker 15: the time, and you know whatever, but we found ourselves

18:19 Speaker 15: like a show after show and you know, people calling

18:22 Speaker 15: us ambulated or just confusing it. And so about three

18:25 Speaker 15: years ago we decided we wanted to change and we

18:27 Speaker 15: had this Google doc with all sorts of crazy ideas. Yeah,

18:30 Speaker 15: we actually did like a social media campaign to get

18:32 Speaker 15: people to vote, and oh really had four finalists and

18:35 Speaker 15: ultimately we just like, I think we like the juxtaposition

18:37 Speaker 15: of Gnarly and Darling. Right, So it's sort of edgy

18:40 Speaker 15: and a little twisted, but also sweet at the same time.

18:43 Speaker 11: Yeah, I just imagine when when you were ambulating as tolerated,

18:46 Speaker 11: would like, would you would your name beyond posters for

18:48 Speaker 11: shows and they would screw it up like did they

18:50 Speaker 11: misspell things?

18:51 Speaker 15: And yeah all the time.

18:52 Speaker 4: I would imagine, Yeah, yeah, that's how long did you

18:55 Speaker 4: have that name?

18:56 Speaker 15: What do you think, Pete? Maybe two years?

18:57 Speaker 4: Yeah that sounds right, two years. Yeah yeah, well you

19:00 Speaker 4: with it for two years, that's pretty good.

19:03 Speaker 11: So then what do you remember any of the other

19:05 Speaker 11: names that you considered before settling on Narley Darland?

19:07 Speaker 4: Like I said, I love rejected band names.

19:08 Speaker 15: Yeah, what do you remember any I know, I.

19:10 Speaker 14: Remember the funny ones from Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

19:14 Speaker 12: Yeah, milksteak really yeah, there was I think one was

19:20 Speaker 12: like the tricky pickle. Yeah, there was something to do

19:24 Speaker 12: with the donkey, but I don't remember.

19:27 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah there was.

19:28 Speaker 15: There was a moun mouse mouse Honey was one of them. Noah,

19:33 Speaker 15: I wanted us there was a band, an R and

19:34 Speaker 15: B band back in the eighties called Tony Tony Tony,

19:37 Speaker 15: and I wanted us to be Gary Gary Gary.

19:39 Speaker 4: But that I really Oh that's funny.

19:44 Speaker 11: And then now what's your what's your live schedule, Like,

19:47 Speaker 11: are you playing a lot of shows? Wou'd imagine you've

19:48 Speaker 11: you've been busy.

19:49 Speaker 15: Right, yeah, it has been, I mean probably twice a month,

19:52 Speaker 15: right something like that.

19:53 Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean we're playing tomorrow the Blue Merrimain and

19:56 Speaker 13: Hittering Name, and then we have a big show for

20:01 Speaker 13: our album release on November twentieth. It's going to be

20:04 Speaker 13: at the Stone Church in Newmarket. Excellent on what deck

20:07 Speaker 13: on November twentieth?

20:08 Speaker 4: Oh that's coming right out?

20:09 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah before Thanksgiving?

20:11 Speaker 4: Okay, okay, excellent, excellent.

20:13 Speaker 15: So the album comes out Friday, and then the following

20:15 Speaker 15: Thursdays is that show? Okay, And we've got a great

20:18 Speaker 15: local group called Three Great Gardens that's going to open

20:20 Speaker 15: up for us as well. Okay, it's gonna be a

20:22 Speaker 15: lot of fun.

20:22 Speaker 11: Oh, very cool, very cool. Are you gonna play Are

20:26 Speaker 11: you playing the entire album that night?

20:27 Speaker 15: Or we'll play the entire album and some new stuff

20:30 Speaker 15: and probably a few covers in the mix as well.

20:32 Speaker 11: Oh excellent, excellent. Well I'm dying to hear another live

20:35 Speaker 11: one if you want to, you want to play another

20:37 Speaker 11: absolute live one for us?

20:38 Speaker 15: So this one is from the album as well, and

20:41 Speaker 15: it's it's already been released, and uh, this is a song.

20:45 Speaker 15: I always described this as uh me getting really angry

20:49 Speaker 15: and frustrated with God, which I tend to do from

20:51 Speaker 15: time to time. Okay, but hopefully there's a little bit

20:54 Speaker 15: of redemption in this song as well. And this morning

20:57 Speaker 15: we want to dedicate this one to Kathy.

20:59 Speaker 4: All right, ready, Gnarlie Darling live in studio.

21:03 Speaker 2: One, two three, four, Jesus, wherever si.

21:34 Speaker 6: To bevel me down in my knees. Somebody somewhere, oh

21:40 Speaker 6: some something fish and he's collecting whatever receives, tearing his way.

21:46 Speaker 23: Through my kitchen, rapping in closets and drawers, staring me down.

21:52 Speaker 5: And I'm not giving him an.

21:54 Speaker 15: Answer to the do what I'm a sufferings for?

21:57 Speaker 6: So say my name here.

21:59 Speaker 24: It's spoken that I'm broken, shatted like I've always deserved.

22:04 Speaker 6: If I'm drifting on a nocean, go and through emotions, be.

22:08 Speaker 23: Annywhere with every nerve there are answers in our silence,

22:14 Speaker 23: in the spaces between our sides.

22:18 Speaker 5: It's all right there.

22:19 Speaker 6: The beauty and a bruise if you're not afraid to

22:22 Speaker 6: see it. Beauty and a bruise if you're not afraid

22:26 Speaker 6: to open your eyes.

22:40 Speaker 5: Very you word, sir, is fixing.

22:43 Speaker 24: Couldn't you write down the signs the recombination of letters

22:49 Speaker 24: and your voice, and the hent.

22:50 Speaker 6: Of a ghost of a line, truth in the ring.

22:55 Speaker 5: On the table.

22:57 Speaker 15: Don't look away.

22:58 Speaker 5: From the light, just I can shine on a cruise

23:02 Speaker 5: or fixed there.

23:03 Speaker 6: Sometimes the worst thing that happened is right. See my name,

23:07 Speaker 6: to hear it smoking.

23:08 Speaker 24: Remind me that I'm broken, shining like I've always to said.

23:13 Speaker 24: If I'm drifting on an ocean, going through the emotions.

23:17 Speaker 23: You ain't inwhere with every nerve there are answers, in

23:21 Speaker 23: a silence and in the spaces between our sides, and

23:27 Speaker 23: it's all right there.

23:28 Speaker 6: The beauty and a cruise if you're not afraid to

23:31 Speaker 6: see it.

23:32 Speaker 17: Beauty and a cruise.

23:34 Speaker 6: If you're not afraid to open your eyes.

23:49 Speaker 20: Don't call the doctor.

23:50 Speaker 6: Let me live in the pain aches like the space

23:54 Speaker 6: is in a haunting refrain.

23:56 Speaker 5: Don't call the doctor. Let me live in the pain.

23:59 Speaker 24: Don't all the time to see my name, and here

24:03 Speaker 24: it's smoking. Remind me that I'm broken, shining like our owns.

24:09 Speaker 24: If I'm drifting holling.

24:10 Speaker 6: Ocean, going through the motions, be learning with every ender.

24:16 Speaker 6: There are answers in the silence and in the spaces.

24:20 Speaker 5: Between our sides, and it's all right down the.

24:25 Speaker 6: Beauty and a bruise if you're not afraid to see it,

24:28 Speaker 6: Beauty and a bruise, if you're not afraid to see it,

24:31 Speaker 6: Duty and a bruise, if you're not afraid to see it,

24:35 Speaker 6: Beauty and a bruise, if you're not afraid to open

24:38 Speaker 6: your eyes.

24:51 Speaker 18: Say my name comes down, Sam, my name, Mark, say

24:58 Speaker 18: my name.

25:00 Speaker 11: Great seven there, Oh so good, so good Gnarli Darling

25:12 Speaker 11: live in studio. That song is called Beauty in the

25:15 Speaker 11: Bruise and that is that is really good? Yeah, just

25:19 Speaker 11: just amazing. Now when you when you play that live,

25:23 Speaker 11: are you on acoustic guitar, Ryan or do you play

25:25 Speaker 11: electric live?

25:26 Speaker 4: Or how does that?

25:26 Speaker 15: I play a hybrid. I've got a Fender Hybrid that has,

25:29 Speaker 15: you know, sort of like a five way switch. So

25:30 Speaker 15: some of the songs are acoustic and some I can

25:32 Speaker 15: switch over and get a little more crunch to it.

25:35 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I can. I can imagine that, you know,

25:37 Speaker 11: because that's a lot of energy to that one. I

25:39 Speaker 11: would imagine live it it might gets loud and I.

25:41 Speaker 15: Mean Gary on a full drum kit on that one

25:43 Speaker 15: is is it to be?

25:44 Speaker 4: I can imagine, Yeah, I can imagine. Uh, let's see,

25:49 Speaker 4: So now what is what is kind of the future.

25:52 Speaker 11: So obviously we know the release party is coming up

25:54 Speaker 11: for this on the twentieth, and then like what's your

25:56 Speaker 11: play you know, a lot of bands kind of hibernate

25:58 Speaker 11: during the winter. I mean, are you gonna be are

25:59 Speaker 11: you going to continue playing live a lot or what's

26:02 Speaker 11: what's kind of the short term and long term trajectory

26:04 Speaker 11: do you think?

26:05 Speaker 15: I think I think it'll be. You know, we'll continue

26:07 Speaker 15: to play. I think January can kind of be a

26:08 Speaker 15: slower time for a lot of people. Yeah, you know,

26:11 Speaker 15: people are doing dry January and just you know, it's

26:14 Speaker 15: not as much as going on. But we'll probably have

26:15 Speaker 15: a couple here and there. I know we've got the

26:18 Speaker 15: end of January, we're playing at the Word Barn in Exeter,

26:21 Speaker 15: doing a double bill with a great bluegrass band called

26:23 Speaker 15: The Mountain. Okay, so looking forward to that, and then

26:26 Speaker 15: we've got some stuff already lined up in the spring

26:28 Speaker 15: and early summer as well.

26:29 Speaker 5: Yeah.

26:29 Speaker 4: Yeah, so you're keeping plenty busy.

26:31 Speaker 5: Yeah.

26:32 Speaker 12: Also in the January February March timeframe. It's a it's

26:37 Speaker 12: a great time to learn new music. Oh yeah, yeah,

26:40 Speaker 12: so we we get prepared for the spring.

26:43 Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, we're pretty busy.

26:45 Speaker 11: Excellent, outstanding, outstanding, So we should uh. I think we're

26:50 Speaker 11: gonna end the segment with I'm gonna play this, uh,

26:54 Speaker 11: this song drift. But so this is not one of

26:57 Speaker 11: the ones that you had asked me to play, but

26:58 Speaker 11: this is the one that connected really connected with me

27:00 Speaker 11: the most. And by the way, I love the whole album.

27:02 Speaker 11: All the songs are really good, but what can you

27:04 Speaker 11: tell us about this? So kind of selfishly, I guess

27:06 Speaker 11: in a way because this is my favorite, But then

27:08 Speaker 11: so this is your favorite too, It turns out right

27:10 Speaker 11: it is.

27:10 Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, this is the one for me that I'll

27:13 Speaker 15: use your word. It really resonates for me as well. Yeah,

27:16 Speaker 15: I think you know, for me as a songwriter, I

27:18 Speaker 15: love and it doesn't always happen, but every now and

27:21 Speaker 15: then you get this magical moment where you write a

27:24 Speaker 15: lyric that is not a cliche, that feels unique and different,

27:29 Speaker 15: but at the same time it's something that feels that

27:32 Speaker 15: people can relate to. And this is somehow universal in

27:35 Speaker 15: some way. And you know, I was thinking about this

27:37 Speaker 15: on the drive over, and this would be a good

27:39 Speaker 15: project if anybody has nothing better to do. But if

27:41 Speaker 15: you look at the lyrics to all of our songs,

27:44 Speaker 15: I don't use the word love in any song, and

27:46 Speaker 15: I feel like the word love is so overused and

27:49 Speaker 15: it's kind of hollow at this point. Yeah, I would

27:51 Speaker 15: rather have a lyric that sort of expresses love in

27:54 Speaker 15: a unique way and you still have that emotional sentimental

27:57 Speaker 15: connection to it without using kind of a trite phrase.

28:00 Speaker 5: Sure.

28:00 Speaker 15: Sure, So that's a big part of a song like Drift,

28:03 Speaker 15: I think, is you know those moments where there's these

28:05 Speaker 15: these unique images, but ultimately there's a universal truth in

28:08 Speaker 15: there somewhere. And for me, it's it's at the end,

28:10 Speaker 15: there's a line setting fire to all that we've built

28:14 Speaker 15: so we can build it again. It's about, you know,

28:17 Speaker 15: all of the struggles that we all go through. People

28:19 Speaker 15: in our band right now are going through them, and

28:21 Speaker 15: yet we find a way to sort of keep going

28:23 Speaker 15: forward and rebuilding from the wreckage along the way.

28:26 Speaker 8: Yeah.

28:26 Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, Like I said, this one really connected with me.

28:29 Speaker 11: So we'll play that in a moment I also want

28:31 Speaker 11: to know too, like, well, let's remind people about the

28:34 Speaker 11: CD release show coming up the twentieth, because that's coming

28:36 Speaker 11: right up.

28:37 Speaker 8: Yeah.

28:37 Speaker 13: So it's at the Stone Church in Newmarket, New Hampshire.

28:40 Speaker 13: It's gonna be on Thursday, November twentieth at eight pm. Okay,

28:43 Speaker 13: got support from three great gardens and we're gonna have

28:46 Speaker 13: some merch and we're gonna have a great time. Yeah,

28:49 Speaker 13: we're gonna do everything from the album and then also

28:51 Speaker 13: some covers as well. So come on out on November twentieth.

28:54 Speaker 4: Outstanding, it's gonna be a big old party.

28:56 Speaker 11: Excellent, excellent. And where's the best place for people to

28:59 Speaker 11: go online to keep up with everything Narley Darling is doing.

29:01 Speaker 11: Oh and you should definitely while we're at at spell Narley.

29:06 Speaker 14: Yeah, Narli Darling dot com. And if you didn't know,

29:09 Speaker 14: Narley spelled with a G in the front of it, Yes,

29:12 Speaker 14: n A.

29:12 Speaker 4: R L y okay, Narlie Darling.

29:15 Speaker 15: Yeah, and we've got social media presence too, so Narly

29:17 Speaker 15: Darling band on Instagram and Facebook and so people can

29:20 Speaker 15: follow and keep up to date with all the stuff

29:22 Speaker 15: we're doing.

29:22 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent, Well, congratulations on everything.

29:26 Speaker 4: In the new album.

29:26 Speaker 11: It's great, Thank you much, and I'm sure the show

29:30 Speaker 11: on the twentieth will go fantastic. And I'm going to

29:32 Speaker 11: check out that other band two three Great Gardens. Yeah,

29:35 Speaker 11: curious about them too, So we will end We'll end

29:38 Speaker 11: the segment with Drift. But yeah, thank you all so much.

29:40 Speaker 11: This has been amazing, Thanks so much for having us.

29:42 Speaker 11: Thank you absolutely we will do it again in the future.

29:45 Speaker 11: And if you are listening live on Saturday, stick around.

29:47 Speaker 11: Coming up in the third hour, we have Volley returning

29:50 Speaker 11: to the show today. But yeah, I love this song.

29:52 Speaker 11: This is Drift and the band is Nari Darling.

30:18 Speaker 7: And then reads warning and a line down in the

30:22 Speaker 7: dirt for a fine conversation with the sun.

30:29 Speaker 6: Well, there's just one wed ahead of my days to cast.

30:33 Speaker 5: The woods aside.

30:35 Speaker 7: The trick is to forget the things I've done, because

30:41 Speaker 7: everybody is God.

30:42 Speaker 5: Of pras Somemmer line is mountain.

30:45 Speaker 6: And adrift up to the sky, adrift.

30:50 Speaker 5: Up to the sky.

30:52 Speaker 7: Some are darker than the night, sery old, black and white.

30:58 Speaker 5: They keep dragging into just keep dragging me down. Thought

31:04 Speaker 5: that I could use my news out on the highway.

31:09 Speaker 3: You're the worries its appear with everybody.

31:15 Speaker 7: And your voice just I can need a touching down

31:19 Speaker 7: upon the line up.

31:21 Speaker 5: Leading Steve forgiving music.

31:23 Speaker 1: For a while, who sat there on the back poch

31:52 Speaker 1: as some matches out long, trying to start a little

31:57 Speaker 1: five and forgive. Now the smell of distant smoke rising,

32:04 Speaker 1: It draws me from my sleep.

32:06 Speaker 5: It makes me wrong and rung, like you didn't.

32:12 Speaker 7: Open rubs and stick and treats or in these the

32:16 Speaker 7: change see start leaving yodic, but clouds.

32:22 Speaker 5: Don't come through.

32:23 Speaker 7: Sum will drift some soap black and white or stereo.

32:29 Speaker 5: Just keep traveling, Just keep traveling about that I could

32:36 Speaker 5: use my woes out on the holly feel the water

32:42 Speaker 5: is his fill with every mindy.

32:46 Speaker 7: And your voice just like an needle sutting down up

32:50 Speaker 7: upon the final being sweet forgiving music about that.

32:55 Speaker 5: I could use my woes out on the hilly.

33:01 Speaker 7: Florious disappear with every mile.

33:06 Speaker 6: And your voice just like comedo.

33:09 Speaker 2: Cut your down upon the final.

33:12 Speaker 7: Being sweet forgive and music for why being sweet forgive,

33:19 Speaker 7: and music for a while being sweet forgive, and music.

33:29 Speaker 10: Singing by glory track rag stories fy glory.

33:38 Speaker 5: Him man.

33:40 Speaker 9: Sitting five to all that we built, so we can building.

33:47 Speaker 10: Gim singing y glory, trag rag stories, fy glory him man,

34:03 Speaker 10: sending five to all that it built, so we can

34:08 Speaker 10: build it again, singing glory glory the drag rad stories,

34:44 Speaker 10: lory glory, him man.

34:49 Speaker 6: Setting five to all that we built so we can

34:54 Speaker 6: build it again

35:00 Speaker 10: Singing lobby coy, drag rag stories, Looby corey hipper, singing

35:13 Speaker 10: by to old man hippo weekeing building against