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4:55 Speaker 11: Welcome everybody, Here we go.

4:56 Speaker 10: We are into our number two you narrow dose of

4:59 Speaker 10: Matt unleashed, our first show of twenty twenty five. Today

5:03 Speaker 10: is Saturday, January fourth, twenty twenty five. Jenny is here

5:08 Speaker 10: as well, of course at the news table.

5:10 Speaker 4: President that account of for and we have joining us a.

5:13 Speaker 10: Live in studio. And again, if you are just joining us,

5:15 Speaker 10: forgive my voice. I'm still recovering from my recent sound kit.

5:20 Speaker 11: I don't think it does.

5:21 Speaker 10: I'm very frustrated my cracking voice, but so recovering again,

5:26 Speaker 10: still recovering from my recent asthma incident.

5:28 Speaker 11: But we have joining us alive in studio. The guys

5:31 Speaker 11: from Scarecrow Hill are here. How are you guys?

5:34 Speaker 8: Welcome, Hello, hello, hello, thank you for having us.

5:37 Speaker 10: Absolutely I'm excited to talk to you. I really love

5:39 Speaker 10: your sound. As we were talking off air, and that

5:41 Speaker 10: track is great? Is that the uh now that's from

5:44 Speaker 10: the new album of course at Death in the Family. Yes, excellent.

5:47 Speaker 10: So why don't we We'll start in the corner here,

5:49 Speaker 10: and if we could just go around the room and

5:50 Speaker 10: you can each tell us who you are, what you

5:52 Speaker 10: do in the band, any other pertinent information. Tyler, I

5:57 Speaker 10: sing okay, Joe lead guitar player, okay, I am Brendan,

6:01 Speaker 10: And I am the drummer.

6:02 Speaker 8: Okay, I'm Joe.

6:03 Speaker 11: I'm the bass player okay. And is it just the

6:05 Speaker 11: four of you?

6:06 Speaker 8: No, we actually dominate our rhythm. Guitar player couldn't be

6:10 Speaker 8: with us, okay, okay, gotcha, gotcha? Yeah, you guys have

6:14 Speaker 8: a big sound.

6:14 Speaker 10: You know what I like about that track too, Like

6:20 Speaker 10: you're not in any hurry to get to the end

6:21 Speaker 10: of it, you know what I mean, Like like that

6:24 Speaker 10: riff just keeps going for a while. And I think

6:27 Speaker 10: that because I think that's kind of a lost thing,

6:30 Speaker 10: Like I don't hear a lot of bit I feel

6:32 Speaker 10: like we live in a time where a lot of

6:33 Speaker 10: bands it's like, you know, I don't know if it's

6:35 Speaker 10: because everybody thinks that people have short attention spans or whatever.

6:38 Speaker 10: But it's like, Okay, a couple of choruses and we'll

6:40 Speaker 10: end it or will fade it out. But you guys

6:43 Speaker 10: kind of take your time with it and groove on

6:44 Speaker 10: that for a while. And I just think that's really cool.

6:47 Speaker 8: We had had a lot of fun coming up with

6:49 Speaker 8: that ending, and we loved the riffs that they did,

6:51 Speaker 8: so we wanted to kind of stretch that out.

6:53 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, no, that's really cool. How long has Scarecrow Hill.

6:57 Speaker 11: Scarecrow Hill been around.

7:01 Speaker 8: Three for what matters, since twenty eighteen, okay.

7:06 Speaker 11: Okay, But there was a version of the band that

7:10 Speaker 11: existed before that.

7:11 Speaker 8: There was Joel and I started the band in two

7:13 Speaker 8: thousand and three, okay, okay. We went till about twenty fourteen,

7:18 Speaker 8: and then we had split up, and then at the

7:21 Speaker 8: end of twenty eighteen beginning of twenty nineteen, we got

7:24 Speaker 8: back together with these guys.

7:25 Speaker 11: Oh okay, now what caused the return.

7:30 Speaker 8: Brendan and Joe Okay, we met them and the way

7:33 Speaker 8: they played the music, we were just like, we need

7:35 Speaker 8: to do this again.

7:37 Speaker 10: When when the band ended the first time, after you said,

7:40 Speaker 10: what about a ten year run? Yeah, the first time,

7:43 Speaker 10: did you always kind of know that it would be

7:46 Speaker 10: back some day or was it like, no, that's it.

7:48 Speaker 8: I think we kind of secretly hoped, but we didn't

7:52 Speaker 8: really know what was going to happen either way.

7:54 Speaker 10: Okay, okay, So everything on the new album is the

7:58 Speaker 10: current lineup, the five of you.

8:00 Speaker 11: Yeah, excellent, excellent.

8:02 Speaker 10: Yeah, because I was pretty sure because when when Jenny,

8:06 Speaker 10: you know, Jenny does all the booking for the show,

8:07 Speaker 10: and when she mentioned Scarecrow Hill, I was like, that's

8:10 Speaker 10: a familiar name from like I think back when I

8:13 Speaker 10: was still playing.

8:14 Speaker 11: Yeah, but but I wasn't one hundred percent sure.

8:17 Speaker 10: And then when I saw online it looked you know,

8:19 Speaker 10: I saw the new album, and then I I didn't, like,

8:21 Speaker 10: I didn't find.

8:23 Speaker 11: Does the old material does that survive? Like does or

8:26 Speaker 11: have you left that kind of in that other era.

8:28 Speaker 8: We've tried pretty hard to get rid of that. Yeah, Yeah,

8:32 Speaker 8: there's a there's still one record out there from like

8:34 Speaker 8: twenty twelve. We're pretty alright with that still being around.

8:37 Speaker 8: But oh okay, yeah, everything else I worked pretty hard

8:41 Speaker 8: to its quiet as much as possible.

8:43 Speaker 10: No kidding, so like actively suppressive, like you don't even

8:46 Speaker 10: want oh no kidding. Interesting why is that, Like, do

8:49 Speaker 10: you just feel that the sound has evolved so much?

8:51 Speaker 8: And yeah, just everything about the band like I, like

8:54 Speaker 8: I said, it's when Joel and Dom and I came

8:56 Speaker 8: back to the band and we hooked up with Joe

8:59 Speaker 8: and Brenda here, it was just like we didn't care

9:02 Speaker 8: about the past anymore. It's this, this is our band.

9:05 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, when you I've been in situations like I

9:09 Speaker 10: don't play anymore. I used to be in a bunch

9:10 Speaker 10: of bands, and I've been in situations where, you know,

9:14 Speaker 10: maybe there'd been some sort of a transformation and an evolution,

9:16 Speaker 10: and then there's that that inevitable conversation about do we change.

9:19 Speaker 11: The name or and and I always I remember I

9:23 Speaker 11: was in a specific band.

9:24 Speaker 10: I was in a band called My Life Crisis, and

9:26 Speaker 10: I remember actually having that argument with you know, when

9:28 Speaker 10: we had a big shift in personnel, and uh, the

9:31 Speaker 10: guys kind of wanted to, oh, let's you know, our

9:33 Speaker 10: sound kind of change, let's change the name. And I

9:35 Speaker 10: fought for keeping the name because I was like, well, look,

9:37 Speaker 10: people know us as this. I understand it's a different

9:39 Speaker 10: band kind of, but we've built up this name, not

9:43 Speaker 10: you know, not that we ever got anywhere big or anything.

9:45 Speaker 10: But I but I felt there was value in our name,

9:47 Speaker 10: Like was that was that a conversation amongst you guys

9:50 Speaker 10: do we do we be Scarecrow Hill or or do

9:52 Speaker 10: we do something?

9:53 Speaker 11: Or do we be something new?

9:54 Speaker 8: I don't think we ever even discussed it really really yeah, yeah.

9:59 Speaker 12: Yeah it scare Hill.

10:00 Speaker 13: It was kind of like such a long standing name

10:04 Speaker 13: and entity for for Tie. Yeah, and Tie being kind

10:08 Speaker 13: of our fearless leader. That's like we go as he goes.

10:13 Speaker 11: Yeah. No, and that makes sense.

10:15 Speaker 10: I mean you've got you know, you've got equity in that,

10:17 Speaker 10: you know. So, and like I said, I I remembered it.

10:20 Speaker 10: It was familiar to me when Jenny mentioned, I thought

10:22 Speaker 10: you guys had been around for a while. So no,

10:24 Speaker 10: So I think that makes sense. We're gonna We're gonna

10:28 Speaker 10: play something a little bit later. That's really really interesting

10:33 Speaker 10: in terms of uh, there's there's a bit of a surprise,

10:35 Speaker 10: well a couple of surprises.

10:36 Speaker 11: On the track.

10:36 Speaker 10: But I'm curious about how you describe your sound because

10:39 Speaker 10: you're I mean, obviously, you know you kind of fit

10:41 Speaker 10: in the metal genre broadly, but of course you have

10:44 Speaker 10: all these subgenres and whatnot. But but your your approach,

10:47 Speaker 10: especially from what I was reading online, your your approach

10:49 Speaker 10: is a little bit different in terms of You're not

10:51 Speaker 10: My impression is you're not trying to You're not You're

10:54 Speaker 10: not trying to be one specific thing. You know, You're

10:57 Speaker 10: You're You're Yeah, exactly exactly, you know, because most metal

11:01 Speaker 10: bands do try to be one specific thing. But has

11:03 Speaker 10: that always been your approach to kind of be open

11:06 Speaker 10: to different influences And.

11:09 Speaker 8: Yeah, I think, I think absolutely, because when you've got

11:13 Speaker 8: you know, five personalities and five sets of influences and

11:16 Speaker 8: five musical directions that everybody wants to go, I think

11:19 Speaker 8: you kind of have to have the open air for

11:22 Speaker 8: that to happen. And yeah, I'm I'm like the least

11:25 Speaker 8: metal guy in the world. Man, I like the Beatles

11:28 Speaker 8: and Tech nine, you know what I mean like that,

11:30 Speaker 8: So these guys like teach me a lot about the

11:33 Speaker 8: metal genre and the metal community, and we've all kind

11:37 Speaker 8: of had to work together, and it just makes it

11:39 Speaker 8: so that, you know, when Joe puts his stamp on

11:42 Speaker 8: something and then Dominic comes in and Joe and it

11:45 Speaker 8: just it is so many sounds. Yeah, it makes it

11:48 Speaker 8: cool for.

11:49 Speaker 11: Us yeah, does that happen.

11:51 Speaker 10: I assume that happens kind of organically, right, It sounds

11:53 Speaker 10: like it like you don't like you don't say, you know,

11:56 Speaker 10: we need to try to shove this other influence into

11:58 Speaker 10: this song, but it just kind of happened.

12:00 Speaker 8: Yeah.

12:01 Speaker 13: I think it kind of depends, like the way when

12:03 Speaker 13: I'm writing, a lot of the time, I'll be inspired

12:05 Speaker 13: by like a particular song, or like an idea that

12:09 Speaker 13: exists in a song. Sometimes I'll take that as a

12:11 Speaker 13: starting point and kind of like build a demo around

12:14 Speaker 13: that idea. But like the inspiration comes from so many

12:18 Speaker 13: different directions sometimes that like to not have to pigeonhole

12:21 Speaker 13: into like we have to sound like such and such,

12:25 Speaker 13: it's it's kind of freeing in terms of inspirational direction.

12:30 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Your live show too, I

12:34 Speaker 10: would imagine it's pretty energetic, you know, to match.

12:36 Speaker 13: Your Yeah, it's a lot of fun, you know, it's yeah,

12:46 Speaker 13: I'll just leave it at that, trying to keep it

12:48 Speaker 13: radio friendly, but yeah, we have a lot of fun,

12:52 Speaker 13: and we try to keep it very high energy.

12:53 Speaker 5: Yeah.

12:54 Speaker 11: Yeah.

12:54 Speaker 8: The live show too, I think is very very organic.

12:58 Speaker 8: It's we don't there's no choreograph or anything like that.

13:01 Speaker 8: We just kind of go into it knowing that we

13:03 Speaker 8: were with our team, Like we just see what happens. Yeah,

13:06 Speaker 8: start to rock out, man, like a little bit of

13:08 Speaker 8: old school in the new school.

13:09 Speaker 11: Yeah. Yeah.

13:11 Speaker 10: When you guys play out, do you do you have

13:13 Speaker 10: opportunities to play with bands that you played.

13:15 Speaker 8: With like way back in the day or shockingly yes, I.

13:19 Speaker 10: Suspected as much because I can tell you just doing this,

13:24 Speaker 10: I'll while we've had guests on the show or or

13:27 Speaker 10: talk to people about coming on to I'm like I

13:29 Speaker 10: didn't even know.

13:30 Speaker 11: Wow, Like I remember doing shows with them like twenty

13:32 Speaker 11: years ago and there and they're back. That's really cool.

13:35 Speaker 11: Like who are some of the bands that you guys

13:37 Speaker 11: get to play with that you played with back then?

13:39 Speaker 8: So a lot of times it might not even be

13:41 Speaker 8: necessarily be a whole band, but like even just last

13:44 Speaker 8: night we got to play over here at the Shaskiing,

13:47 Speaker 8: which what a great little room. That was a lot

13:48 Speaker 8: of fun. Oh yeah I love them, yeah, oh yeah,

13:51 Speaker 8: what a great place. And but so Rags the Stitches

13:56 Speaker 8: shout out to our boys from New Hampshire. Uh, they

14:00 Speaker 8: put the show on nice and their their bass player

14:04 Speaker 8: is a guy that we have been playing with in

14:06 Speaker 8: different bands. I mean since me and Joel were kids,

14:08 Speaker 8: Like we we grew up playing shows with this guy.

14:11 Speaker 8: And yeah, he's still out there doing a whistle out.

14:13 Speaker 8: They're doing it twenty years later. So like it's there's

14:16 Speaker 8: a lot of that. A lot of bands unfortunately don't

14:19 Speaker 8: stay around as long, but right the musicians do, and

14:22 Speaker 8: we'll we'll get out there and get to see this guy. Oh,

14:24 Speaker 8: he used to be in this band that we toured

14:26 Speaker 8: with and that that stuff's a lot of fun. It's

14:28 Speaker 8: really cool.

14:28 Speaker 11: Oh, that's really cool. Did we have Rex's stitches? Did

14:31 Speaker 11: we have them on you remember? I feel like we did.

14:34 Speaker 4: I'm not positive.

14:35 Speaker 11: I'd have to go back and look. I think we

14:37 Speaker 11: might have.

14:37 Speaker 4: Yeah.

14:37 Speaker 12: If not, you should, yeah definitely if you haven't, or.

14:40 Speaker 10: Or the name has come up on this show, maybe

14:42 Speaker 10: that might be the name might have come up on

14:44 Speaker 10: the show before. Yeah, are you guys playing out a lot?

14:47 Speaker 8: Or yeah? Yeah, we've been very very busy.

14:50 Speaker 11: Good, very nice, excellent, excellent? And how long has this

14:55 Speaker 11: album been out? This is this is pretty new right.

14:57 Speaker 12: Uh yeah, July August something like that, less than a year.

15:01 Speaker 12: More than a month.

15:02 Speaker 11: Okay, okay, cool? Where do you record?

15:06 Speaker 8: We do it?

15:06 Speaker 10: You know, that's awesome because it sounds like I'm always curious,

15:10 Speaker 10: you know, because we live in a time where you've

15:13 Speaker 10: got so many different options in terms of how you record,

15:15 Speaker 10: and there's so many great studios around, but you can

15:18 Speaker 10: also do it yourself and it sounds like it was

15:22 Speaker 10: recorded in a million dollar studio, you know. Thanks, So

15:25 Speaker 10: it's really impressive, Like like, do you have a home studio?

15:30 Speaker 10: Does one of you have a home studio set up

15:31 Speaker 10: or what's what's the approach?

15:33 Speaker 13: We kind of each of us has our own little

15:36 Speaker 13: setup at home where well, we'll do some demos, but

15:38 Speaker 13: when it comes time to like actually cut the final thing,

15:42 Speaker 13: we have a decent setup at the band, like our

15:45 Speaker 13: practice space where we track everything in and then once

15:51 Speaker 13: that's all done, we take it to our guy Joe Clapp,

15:54 Speaker 13: who's got like a really nice professional studio and he

15:58 Speaker 13: mixes it and masters it for us.

15:59 Speaker 11: Oh fantas as Okay, Yeah, it's cool that that you're

16:03 Speaker 11: able to do it that way.

16:05 Speaker 10: You know, I'm old enough to remember, and some of

16:09 Speaker 10: you might be when you know your only options were

16:12 Speaker 10: really you know like you could.

16:13 Speaker 11: Yeah, you can record demos at home on your.

16:15 Speaker 10: Task and you know, and then but then, yeah, then

16:19 Speaker 10: go spend a ton of money in a studio to

16:21 Speaker 10: do everything there.

16:22 Speaker 13: And me and Brennan were joking on the way over

16:24 Speaker 13: here because we rode together and we're a couple of

16:27 Speaker 13: years younger than the rest of the guys in the band. Yeah,

16:29 Speaker 13: we were joking about I I had mentioned before how

16:32 Speaker 13: one of the early scarecrow Hill demos was done on

16:36 Speaker 13: an answering machine. How far it's come in the way

16:41 Speaker 13: that you can get like really high quality recordings at

16:45 Speaker 13: home for like a pretty relatively affordable price compared to

16:50 Speaker 13: even like five or ten years ago, where it was

16:53 Speaker 13: the barrier to entry was so high.

16:55 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Oh that's funny though, the answering machine.

17:00 Speaker 11: That makes sense.

17:01 Speaker 8: I'm going to the public library and running off covers

17:05 Speaker 8: for the cassette tapes Dublin, No kidding, it was, you know,

17:09 Speaker 8: there was no distribution around here that anybody can afford

17:11 Speaker 8: or anything back, right exactly exactly. If you knew a

17:14 Speaker 8: band that had CDs, they were like big times yea, even.

17:19 Speaker 11: Over the course of the years just.

17:22 Speaker 10: Doing this well I've I've been at w M n

17:25 Speaker 10: H for it'll be eight years in April, but I've

17:27 Speaker 10: been interviewing bands for a lot longer. And we were

17:30 Speaker 10: talking talking to somebody last week on the show about

17:33 Speaker 10: how when I first started doing this, like bands would

17:36 Speaker 10: usually show up with a CD.

17:38 Speaker 8: You know.

17:38 Speaker 10: Now, of course you can just email everything, but and

17:40 Speaker 10: the move was was very often it would be, you know,

17:43 Speaker 10: just like a CDR with sharpie written on it. You know,

17:46 Speaker 10: these are the songs we want to feature on the show.

17:48 Speaker 10: And they they'd handed to me on their finger. It

17:50 Speaker 10: wouldn't even be in a case. And yeah, those were

17:54 Speaker 10: those were the days. Yeah, we actually have I don't

17:57 Speaker 10: use it, but we we do have a functioning CD play.

18:00 Speaker 8: Here's awesome.

18:01 Speaker 12: Yeah, I love that.

18:02 Speaker 11: One of the guys, Rob, I don't know if you

18:04 Speaker 11: know Rob as a veto.

18:05 Speaker 10: He owes a show here called Granted State of Mind

18:06 Speaker 10: and he uses occasionally, but but he's kind of old

18:09 Speaker 10: school with that.

18:10 Speaker 11: But the new album is it available on CD or

18:13 Speaker 11: is it only on streaming platforms?

18:14 Speaker 8: This one is only on streaming platforms. We have three

18:18 Speaker 8: other records that we take physical copies out on the

18:20 Speaker 8: road with us but this is the one we wanted

18:22 Speaker 8: to try just just to see first. Yeah, how it

18:25 Speaker 8: did is digital only, and figured maybe if if it

18:28 Speaker 8: keeps doing as well as it's doing, we'll probably end

18:30 Speaker 8: up doing some physical copies.

18:31 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I want to play. So I surprise you

18:36 Speaker 11: guys with this.

18:37 Speaker 10: I made a radio edit of this track that Little

18:41 Speaker 10: Voice featuring Adam Ramie partly well. So a couple things

18:46 Speaker 10: about it that that really grabbed me. One is I

18:49 Speaker 10: just find the subject very relatable, you know, talking about

18:54 Speaker 10: that that little voice that so many of us have

18:56 Speaker 10: in our heads that tries to kind of drag us

18:58 Speaker 10: down and tell us a lot of negative things, negative

18:59 Speaker 10: so talk and all that. So I think a lot

19:03 Speaker 10: of people can really relate to the lyrics. The other

19:05 Speaker 10: thing that's really interesting to me is what's going on

19:08 Speaker 10: in the chorus, which is very unusual and it's it's cool.

19:12 Speaker 10: I was like, what, oh, that's interesting and it's got

19:16 Speaker 10: and and tell me about uh but we'll talk about

19:19 Speaker 10: that part after we play it. But tell me tell

19:21 Speaker 10: me too about Adam Raymie.

19:23 Speaker 8: Adam. Adam is amazing.

19:25 Speaker 14: So.

19:26 Speaker 8: Adam is one of the vocalists for the band Dropout Kings, okay,

19:30 Speaker 8: and he's said the range that this man has where

19:32 Speaker 8: he can you know, he does the dirty vocals, screaming stuff.

19:36 Speaker 8: He does these absolutely beautiful, powerful lead vocals. And then

19:41 Speaker 8: we had, uh, we've done a few shows together over

19:43 Speaker 8: the years, and we had talked a few times about

19:45 Speaker 8: doing a track. So when I sent him this, he said, well,

19:48 Speaker 8: you know, what are you going to do with it?

19:49 Speaker 8: I said, we trust you, like you know your your

19:52 Speaker 8: range is ridiculous. And this was the last thing we

19:54 Speaker 8: were expecting. Yeah, said, we were like, wow, this is

19:57 Speaker 8: all right, Like he went different with this and we

19:59 Speaker 8: were super excited about it. But he's just one of

20:02 Speaker 8: those guys that he can do anything, and he's so

20:05 Speaker 8: much fun to work with on this.

20:07 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, pretty cool.

20:08 Speaker 10: So this is of course from the new album, but

20:09 Speaker 10: Death of the Family will give this a spind uh.

20:12 Speaker 10: This is called that Little Voice featuring Adam Raby and

20:14 Speaker 10: this is Scarecrow Hill.

20:27 Speaker 4: Spots. And I got this voice up inside of my

20:31 Speaker 4: head side of me. I should beating my bloody I'm one.

20:32 Speaker 3: I should ever reclady, who's ever reason God'll taking another

20:35 Speaker 3: thing problem me? You just can't just stand on a

20:37 Speaker 3: plattlefield but I keep telling you want of my boots

20:38 Speaker 3: have been money. The biggest surprise of my entire life

20:41 Speaker 3: is still that I managed to walk in my twenties,

20:43 Speaker 3: no matter how hard that I'm working, no matter how

20:45 Speaker 3: much I have risen apaw, Why here these whistles ada.

20:47 Speaker 4: In my ear telling me that my best is a

20:48 Speaker 4: lucky enough.

20:49 Speaker 3: So I keep pushing and fighting them, sucking this hole

20:51 Speaker 3: and everybody should jack When I dug, then he tell

20:53 Speaker 3: me a lot in voices.

20:54 Speaker 4: They tell me that I should just quitn't give up.

20:56 Speaker 1: I swear to God sometimes in my head all I

20:58 Speaker 1: hear where.

20:58 Speaker 4: The ghost of my past to tell you? If there's

21:00 Speaker 4: no said, why it doesn't exist?

21:02 Speaker 3: When you're heart my God, every day my brain you're

21:04 Speaker 3: telling let me define When my muther on some day

21:05 Speaker 3: stopped me in the back, I feel my whole.

21:07 Speaker 1: I'm just doing a new circles because I'm a pree

21:08 Speaker 1: Ready when they are changed.

21:10 Speaker 14: Charles since arth So splint suits.

21:15 Speaker 2: It's flats sas d.

21:23 Speaker 14: Charles So spl suits.

21:28 Speaker 2: That's my team.

21:30 Speaker 7: Stud.

21:44 Speaker 3: I got these voices inside of my head telling me

21:46 Speaker 3: I can never be saved. And if I keep talking,

21:47 Speaker 3: and if I keep trying, I'm gonna find myself in

21:49 Speaker 3: the inner of the grave. But that's okay, because I

21:51 Speaker 3: got another one telling me nobody cares any weighing if

21:53 Speaker 3: I got tomorrow, they don't bring no sorrow.

21:55 Speaker 4: No one will even remember my name.

21:57 Speaker 3: I ever taught ness is side to me that I

21:59 Speaker 3: have never been able to fight. And he keeps telling me,

22:01 Speaker 3: yet there's some mattic. There's nothing that I have but

22:03 Speaker 3: to will be right. I hear real voices, I telling

22:05 Speaker 3: me I don't deserve happiness of my largess I personal

22:07 Speaker 3: even out into the world, and it's making your rhind

22:09 Speaker 3: of of living the night.

22:11 Speaker 4: I got the voice in the back of my mind

22:12 Speaker 4: telling me that I'll never be I got the voice.

22:15 Speaker 1: In the back of my mind, and I had got

22:16 Speaker 1: something of my stris free jing my mind keep telling

22:18 Speaker 1: me everything out.

22:19 Speaker 4: I was barely hanging by his stitch.

22:20 Speaker 1: I spent my whole I just been in his sutcase

22:22 Speaker 1: trying to catch him.

22:23 Speaker 2: While it's in the show Truce, so.

22:28 Speaker 14: Shoes the flice, young man, sasay.

22:38 Speaker 2: Choices, so.

22:42 Speaker 5: Te this fight man SATs.

22:45 Speaker 15: Day food, these little voices and screaming the meat that

23:00 Speaker 15: I'm not the one you really blaunch.

23:01 Speaker 4: I remember the way that you whooked at me in

23:03 Speaker 4: the beginning. I hate that it's gone. The truth of

23:05 Speaker 4: the matter is this.

23:06 Speaker 3: Sporable situation is going on too wrong. I wish that

23:08 Speaker 3: somebody had to make I told me I was losing

23:10 Speaker 3: my sulf before I was lost. I get the toist

23:12 Speaker 3: in my head telling me that the shadows I'm seeing

23:14 Speaker 3: no rail. My brain is almost by you in my

23:16 Speaker 3: heart because I cannot trust what I feel. I keep

23:18 Speaker 3: the weight on my shoulders to myself, the same way

23:20 Speaker 3: the weight on my hippos can zeal. Sometimes I get

23:22 Speaker 3: in the proof and I met it all all, but

23:23 Speaker 3: you know I'm rinking the seal.

23:25 Speaker 4: I get the voice in the back of my mind

23:27 Speaker 4: and we're.

23:27 Speaker 5: Trying to killing it shot.

23:28 Speaker 4: I get the voice in the back of my mind,

23:30 Speaker 4: and I hate that.

23:31 Speaker 1: Mother of great game my brain. You're telling me y'all

23:33 Speaker 1: that I have to refoward to its more regrets. I said,

23:35 Speaker 1: I'm a whole. I've just been in the sert because

23:37 Speaker 1: because I can't get the coulf out of my ship.

23:38 Speaker 14: No choruses shoes shoes.

24:14 Speaker 2: I got a let up by.

24:17 Speaker 5: My head. I have got a nice ship that try.

24:23 Speaker 1: You don't even recognize this man.

24:25 Speaker 2: Cough, guy had shot up.

24:28 Speaker 5: I had a let up by so many voices in

24:31 Speaker 5: my head. It's not a guy.

24:32 Speaker 2: I would shut up.

24:35 Speaker 8: I don't got that.

24:36 Speaker 2: Try this gag.

24:41 Speaker 10: That is that little voice featuring Adam Raimi and the

24:44 Speaker 10: band is a Scarecrow Hill with us in the studio

24:47 Speaker 10: this morning.

24:48 Speaker 11: Yeah, so tell me about that, guys, tell me about

24:51 Speaker 11: that chorus, like, because that was was that something Adam did?

24:55 Speaker 8: Yeah? Yeah, we did that, Yeah, we did. We had

24:57 Speaker 8: sent him the basic demo with the track and I

25:00 Speaker 8: hadn't even laid my vocals yet. Yeah, like he had

25:04 Speaker 8: just you know, what do you want to do it?

25:05 Speaker 8: So we trust you man, Like obviously we're fans and

25:07 Speaker 8: we know the things you're capable of. And yeah, he

25:10 Speaker 8: sent that back and he was like, you know, I

25:12 Speaker 8: hope you dig it. He's like, because I love this.

25:15 Speaker 8: He's like, I think it's one of one of my

25:16 Speaker 8: favorite features I've done. And I was so taken back

25:20 Speaker 8: by it. I was like, wow, I'm going to rewrite

25:22 Speaker 8: everything I had because like I need my stuff to

25:24 Speaker 8: be cooler. Now.

25:24 Speaker 11: Oh okay, so that caused you to read your part?

25:28 Speaker 3: Yeah?

25:28 Speaker 10: Absolutely, Yeah, yeah, the chorus is I think we were

25:31 Speaker 10: talking about it off air. It's like nothing I've ever heard.

25:33 Speaker 10: It's it's it's it's such a unique sound.

25:37 Speaker 11: And uh now, Joe, you were saying too, so what

25:40 Speaker 11: do you the genre that.

25:41 Speaker 8: That you call?

25:42 Speaker 2: Uh?

25:42 Speaker 13: Yeah, so we were talking about genre before. I think

25:44 Speaker 13: if if for Scarecrow Hill, if you were kind of

25:47 Speaker 13: to nail it down to something, we kind of used

25:48 Speaker 13: the tagline hip hop death rock.

25:50 Speaker 11: Okay.

25:51 Speaker 13: So Ty especially has a lot of like hip hop influences.

25:57 Speaker 13: So you know, in a song like that, you can

25:58 Speaker 13: hear the rapping and that. That's a lot of the

26:01 Speaker 13: songs that we do have a lot of like hip

26:03 Speaker 13: hop influence to it. So we try to have like,

26:07 Speaker 13: you know, a groove and a bounce to a lot

26:09 Speaker 13: of you know, while it might be a heavy riff,

26:11 Speaker 13: you know, it can be broken down into a groove

26:13 Speaker 13: that grooves.

26:15 Speaker 11: Yeah.

26:15 Speaker 10: Yeah, okay, no, well put yeah, no that makes sense

26:18 Speaker 10: to me. No, that's that's a great Do you play

26:21 Speaker 10: that live or is it hard to do without?

26:23 Speaker 8: Uh we we haven't.

26:24 Speaker 12: Yeah, we haven't played that one live.

26:26 Speaker 5: Yeah.

26:26 Speaker 11: Yeah, no, that's that's really good.

26:30 Speaker 10: Also another track maybe we'll play it at the end

26:32 Speaker 10: of if we have time, But you do a cover

26:35 Speaker 10: on this that I that I really like on the

26:36 Speaker 10: new album, of course we should mention again a death

26:39 Speaker 10: in the family.

26:40 Speaker 11: We're in this together now.

26:41 Speaker 10: And I remember looking at the track list and I

26:43 Speaker 10: was like, I wonder if that's an original or if

26:44 Speaker 10: that's a nine Inch Nails cover. And I listened to it,

26:47 Speaker 10: and uh, man, you sing the hell out of that,

26:49 Speaker 10: thank you. Yeah, It's really like there's there's an emotion

26:54 Speaker 10: to it. There's almost like a like a desperation that

26:57 Speaker 10: comes across in your vocal. I don't know if that's

26:59 Speaker 10: what you're going for, probably, but.

27:01 Speaker 8: I mean it, it happens. I've I've actually heard that

27:04 Speaker 8: several times about several songs that we do. Yeah, which

27:08 Speaker 8: I think is I take that as as a pretty

27:11 Speaker 8: huge compliment because I've never been one of those guys

27:15 Speaker 8: that can like just sing a cover song. Yeah, it's

27:17 Speaker 8: gotta be something that really resonates with me. It's got

27:19 Speaker 8: to be something that like means something.

27:21 Speaker 11: Yeah. No, I was playing it, it was like, Wow,

27:23 Speaker 11: you know, I really really feel this. You know, was

27:26 Speaker 11: that challenging to sing?

27:29 Speaker 8: Yeah? I mean yes, and no, it's uh, yes, in

27:33 Speaker 8: the fact that like it. It's you know, it's pretty

27:35 Speaker 8: up there and it's a hard song in general. But yeah, personally,

27:40 Speaker 8: Trent Reznor has been like one of my biggest vocal

27:42 Speaker 8: influences ever. Yeah, and I've been singing that song for

27:46 Speaker 8: as long as I can remember. Yeah, when I finally

27:49 Speaker 8: get to get into the booth with it, and I

27:50 Speaker 8: was like, wow, all right, like this is this is

27:52 Speaker 8: gonna be awesome. Yeah.

27:53 Speaker 11: Yeah, No, I came out great. It came out great.

27:57 Speaker 10: Is there any kind of a theme to the album?

27:58 Speaker 10: I mean, you know, it's got a pretty ominous title

28:00 Speaker 10: of Death in the Family. I'm curious about does the

28:02 Speaker 10: title have any meaning specifically and is there a theme

28:05 Speaker 10: to this?

28:06 Speaker 8: To this album, we had gone through a small lineup change.

28:12 Speaker 8: We had so since twenty eighteen, we did a trilogy

28:16 Speaker 8: of records not Dead Yet, Never Say Die and Until

28:20 Speaker 8: Death and that was our It's just kind of about

28:24 Speaker 8: everything that was going on at the time, and as

28:26 Speaker 8: well as kind of like a not necessarily a promise

28:30 Speaker 8: or an oath or something, but something that we did

28:31 Speaker 8: for each other, like this, this is it, this is

28:33 Speaker 8: what we're going to do. Yeah, And we for a

28:37 Speaker 8: while we're a six member band in that fizzled away

28:42 Speaker 8: and that became a death in the family as a

28:46 Speaker 8: way to just kind of put closure on that chapter.

28:48 Speaker 11: Oh okay, and.

28:48 Speaker 8: Then the things that we we have come in now

28:51 Speaker 8: are moving on to the next chapter.

28:53 Speaker 11: Okay.

28:54 Speaker 8: So this band was a six piece at one point. Yeah,

28:56 Speaker 8: for wow, what did the other member do? The little percussion,

29:01 Speaker 8: some backup vocals. It's kind of an auxiliary, remember, yeah,

29:05 Speaker 8: which which was fun. It was a it was a

29:07 Speaker 8: great thing to have. But I think all it really

29:11 Speaker 8: did was just kind of solidify our five member band

29:14 Speaker 8: and yeah, kind approved to us that we didn't necessarily

29:17 Speaker 8: need anybody else there.

29:19 Speaker 10: With us, right right, Yeah, I mean, I know from

29:23 Speaker 10: my own experience, it's it's hard. It can be hard enough,

29:27 Speaker 10: you know, like with a five piece or even a

29:28 Speaker 10: four piece, it can be hard enough trying to work

29:30 Speaker 10: with everyone's schedules and everyone's you know, everyone's got lives

29:33 Speaker 10: and and you know, and trying to book shows and everything.

29:37 Speaker 11: So I can only imagine with a six piece what

29:38 Speaker 11: that was like.

29:41 Speaker 10: Some of the it's funny, uh, you know, we have

29:43 Speaker 10: a lot of singer songwriters on the show, and very

29:45 Speaker 10: often there are people who used to play in bands

29:49 Speaker 10: who you know, got they get to a point where

29:53 Speaker 10: it's it's it just becomes too much to manage. So

29:55 Speaker 10: then they decide to do their own thing, you know,

29:57 Speaker 10: and and just and not have to deal with all

30:00 Speaker 10: the Somebody somebody said to me, I forget who it

30:03 Speaker 10: was who said it on the show, that being in

30:05 Speaker 10: a band with four other people is like being in

30:08 Speaker 10: four relationships. It's like is like or is like being

30:11 Speaker 10: in a relationship with four other people who are all

30:13 Speaker 10: in a relationship with four other people.

30:15 Speaker 12: That is true.

30:17 Speaker 10: I wish I could remember who said it so I

30:19 Speaker 10: could give them credit. But I thought it was a

30:21 Speaker 10: great I thought it was a great insight. But you

30:25 Speaker 10: guys have a lot going on with you know, you're

30:26 Speaker 10: you're playing a lot, and I mean, is it hard

30:29 Speaker 10: to is it hard to manage all that with with

30:31 Speaker 10: with a five piece band?

30:32 Speaker 8: Or I think it would be more difficult if we

30:36 Speaker 8: weren't as tight knit. Yeah, But the fact that you know,

30:40 Speaker 8: like these this is we're a team. Yeah, and we

30:42 Speaker 8: worked very hard to make sure that you know, maybe

30:46 Speaker 8: we can't grab every opportunity like today with Dominic not

30:49 Speaker 8: being able to be here, but Dominic also very much

30:52 Speaker 8: understood and you know, you know, you guys go do this.

30:54 Speaker 8: I have to do some other things right now. Yeah,

30:57 Speaker 8: And that's usually the way it always goes, is we

31:00 Speaker 8: work very hard to make sure that it's amicable for

31:02 Speaker 8: everyone and that we're amicable to everything. Might not be

31:07 Speaker 8: a show. Joe's crazy about playing, but he you know,

31:09 Speaker 8: he believes in his band and he's here for his band,

31:11 Speaker 8: so we can make that work right.

31:13 Speaker 13: And I think another thing too is that you know,

31:15 Speaker 13: I've been in bands before where and you know, it's

31:20 Speaker 13: just like ty said, with a team dynamic on like

31:22 Speaker 13: a sports team or in a lot of situations, there's

31:26 Speaker 13: you know, leadership and there's not followers, but like people

31:30 Speaker 13: who look up to the leader. And Tye being the leader,

31:33 Speaker 13: he does the booking, he has the majority of the connections,

31:38 Speaker 13: and he kind of sets the schedule for us. We've

31:39 Speaker 13: all kind of committed Sunday, you know, Sunday afternoons is

31:43 Speaker 13: band day. That's when we get together, that's when we practice,

31:45 Speaker 13: we talk about band business, and then we've got a

31:48 Speaker 13: group calendar that you know, if there's a date that

31:52 Speaker 13: anybody can't do something, we put it in the group

31:54 Speaker 13: calendar and then other than that.

31:57 Speaker 12: It's basically free reign.

31:59 Speaker 13: Yeah, time knows to you know, he does right by

32:04 Speaker 13: us and not booking something that's gonna totally you.

32:07 Speaker 12: Know, derail derail everybody's.

32:11 Speaker 13: Lives because you know, as much as we'd all love

32:14 Speaker 13: to be the full time touring bands and everything, it's

32:18 Speaker 13: it's so hard to get to that level.

32:20 Speaker 12: So yeah, we get day jobs.

32:21 Speaker 11: Yeah, of course, of course.

32:23 Speaker 10: Do you guys like, how how far do you go

32:26 Speaker 10: in terms of when you're playing shows, Like you said,

32:27 Speaker 10: you're playing a lot.

32:28 Speaker 11: You get out of New England, do you go?

32:30 Speaker 8: We'll go wherever we'll have us. Yeah, we just we

32:34 Speaker 8: want to get out to as many people as possible

32:36 Speaker 8: with We love new venues, we love new bands, we

32:38 Speaker 8: love all the things that we were very lucky enough

32:41 Speaker 8: to get to do. So anywhere that will have us,

32:44 Speaker 8: we are we are glad to go.

32:45 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, excellent. Where does the name come from, by

32:47 Speaker 11: the way, Scarecrow Hill.

32:49 Speaker 8: So that we have been we have ended this question

32:51 Speaker 8: for so long, So Scarecrow It was actually when when

32:56 Speaker 8: we were very first trying to start this band, we

32:59 Speaker 8: had had a different name and everything, and we had

33:02 Speaker 8: written kind of like this mission statement. It was like

33:06 Speaker 8: partial lyrics, partial, just eighteen year old bravado. And yeah,

33:11 Speaker 8: we had used the term scarecrow hill as a metaphor

33:15 Speaker 8: because you know, scarecrows are they're they're warning. It's like

33:20 Speaker 8: to stay away from somewhere. It's to keep you out

33:22 Speaker 8: of something, and hills are like steep and hard decline,

33:26 Speaker 8: and so we used scarecrow Hill as a metaphor of like,

33:28 Speaker 8: we need to get past a scarecrow hill into the

33:32 Speaker 8: music business. Yeah, and it's actually my mom looked at

33:36 Speaker 8: us and was like, that's your band name, Like, that's

33:38 Speaker 8: that's what your band name should be. Yeah, we're all right,

33:41 Speaker 8: we'll give it a shot. It's different.

33:43 Speaker 11: Yeah, right, And it's speaking of moms, high moms. Yes,

33:48 Speaker 11: time moms. What was what was the Do you want

33:52 Speaker 11: to say.

33:52 Speaker 8: What the name was before you say we were called

33:54 Speaker 8: standing Room?

33:55 Speaker 10: Because I love hearing about rejected band names the standing Room?

33:59 Speaker 10: Why why didn't you? Why didn't you stick with that?

34:02 Speaker 8: Honestly, just like I said when she was like, scarecrow

34:04 Speaker 8: Hill is a better band name. It does sound kind

34:07 Speaker 8: of cool.

34:07 Speaker 11: Actually, yeah, yeah, yeah, I do think it's a better

34:09 Speaker 11: name than standing room.

34:10 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, no doubt.

34:14 Speaker 10: Well let's oh boy, my voice is cracking. Let's do this,

34:17 Speaker 10: which is the perfect time to do this because we

34:18 Speaker 10: were talking about it. Let's play uh, let's play wearing

34:21 Speaker 10: this together now. I just I'm so amazed by this. Now,

34:24 Speaker 10: Who's because obviously this this is not the full band

34:27 Speaker 10: on this track, So who else is playing?

34:29 Speaker 11: Who else is doing what.

34:30 Speaker 8: On this cloud? Yeah? So myself and our our other producer,

34:35 Speaker 8: Joe Clap, did a lot of stuff, and then there

34:38 Speaker 8: was a lady that we had reached out to a

34:42 Speaker 8: couple of years back actually to get some of the

34:45 Speaker 8: original piano pieces, and we just kind of combined everything

34:50 Speaker 8: and then he and I sat in the booth and

34:52 Speaker 8: did a lot a lot of additional piano and the

34:55 Speaker 8: strings and all that kind of stuff.

34:56 Speaker 10: And yeah, no, it's really impressive. I'm eager to play it.

35:00 Speaker 10: Let's give this a listen if you're just joining us.

35:03 Speaker 10: Scarecrow Hill is with us here in studio this morning,

35:06 Speaker 10: and this is their cover of nine Inch Nails.

35:09 Speaker 11: This is called We're in This Together now.

35:24 Speaker 7: H m hm.

36:05 Speaker 2: M hm.

36:08 Speaker 5: Hm ah.

36:11 Speaker 2: Be jim.

36:16 Speaker 1: Him possibles holding up.

36:21 Speaker 2: To when where.

36:22 Speaker 16: Everything seems mad more virtue all you lose, all you used.

36:35 Speaker 2: And beating up, watching face as if for.

36:41 Speaker 5: Don't the pass we have jo.

36:47 Speaker 2: Jo mad.

36:50 Speaker 4: We're at least a gather.

36:54 Speaker 2: Not then stoppers Bulliam. We get through some.

37:05 Speaker 5: Yeah in May and the world of breaking Hi.

37:12 Speaker 2: N tell the very end of man.

37:17 Speaker 5: Until the very end of you.

37:26 Speaker 16: Who wakes on the sound does appeal about the skin

37:31 Speaker 16: they'd pick in They fall trying.

37:33 Speaker 2: To get the vegus in.

37:35 Speaker 17: Whether they're gonna kill what we found, well, they're gonna

37:38 Speaker 17: hate what they fear.

37:39 Speaker 8: Well, they're gonna make it go away, while they're gonna.

37:42 Speaker 4: Make it disappear.

37:47 Speaker 7: The father.

37:48 Speaker 4: I fall on the side you as lost as I

37:53 Speaker 4: guess I.

37:54 Speaker 17: Will find you the tea bottle warm dom inside you.

38:01 Speaker 2: Rather endeavor.

38:02 Speaker 5: I am a bard of jol.

38:06 Speaker 17: May we're released in Johann. No they can stop us

38:14 Speaker 17: now we will make it jos.

38:25 Speaker 7: Man.

38:26 Speaker 17: If the wilch of Brankin Hi, the telor very and

38:32 Speaker 17: the man. Until the very end of.

38:41 Speaker 18: All that we were is gone, we have to folk gone.

38:51 Speaker 18: All that we were is gone.

38:54 Speaker 14: We have to hold on.

39:00 Speaker 4: Without all hobbies gone.

39:03 Speaker 12: We had to hold on.

39:09 Speaker 1: All that we weres gone, but we gain all time.

39:18 Speaker 17: Join man wearing this togethern.

39:26 Speaker 5: No that can stop us.

39:27 Speaker 2: Now we will make it through some time.

39:36 Speaker 17: Join many in and out of everything, you know, the

39:44 Speaker 17: cleaning on the jack, nothing else we tell anything.

40:00 Speaker 5: H h.

40:28 Speaker 11: That's so good.

40:29 Speaker 10: I didn't even want to talk over that slow fade

40:31 Speaker 10: at the end. I was like, no, I got to

40:32 Speaker 10: give that a few more seconds. That's intense.

40:34 Speaker 11: That is so good. Scarecrow Hill is here with us

40:37 Speaker 11: in studio if you are.

40:39 Speaker 10: Just joining us, and that is their cover of We're

40:42 Speaker 10: in This Together Now by Nine Inch Nails and yeah, great,

40:45 Speaker 10: great job on that.

40:47 Speaker 11: What do you guys, uh, what do you guys have

40:50 Speaker 11: coming up?

40:50 Speaker 10: In terms of are you are you already working on

40:53 Speaker 10: material for I know this album just came out, but

40:56 Speaker 10: you know, you strike me as guys who probably have

40:59 Speaker 10: a lot of ideas, probably already working on some new stuff.

41:02 Speaker 8: We're pretty much constantly anytime we put anything out, we'll

41:07 Speaker 8: give it a few months and really hone in on

41:10 Speaker 8: the live part of the show and things that we

41:14 Speaker 8: gotta do. But I think genuinely we enjoy writing together

41:18 Speaker 8: so much that we just we never stopped it. Yeah,

41:20 Speaker 8: we we just came finished and started polishing a new

41:24 Speaker 8: track a week ago.

41:26 Speaker 7: Yeah.

41:26 Speaker 19: Well, that's like the exciting part because I'm speaking for myself,

41:30 Speaker 19: I'm kind of the impatient type. So pretty much even

41:33 Speaker 19: before we put an album out, we're already kind of

41:37 Speaker 19: looking at the next next new material that we're going

41:40 Speaker 19: to be writing, and we're looking at ways, really how

41:45 Speaker 19: one we can improve into how we can I'm just

41:50 Speaker 19: moving forward, but what we can do to evolve our sound,

41:54 Speaker 19: which you know, I think it's awesome, and.

41:57 Speaker 12: There's a lot of a lot of time. There's enough time.

41:59 Speaker 13: But between when you're done writing a batch of songs

42:02 Speaker 13: for a record and the time that that comes out,

42:06 Speaker 13: that between that you're already I mean personally, sometimes I

42:11 Speaker 13: get a little fatigued from like the writing and recording process.

42:14 Speaker 13: So like to have like maybe even just like a

42:16 Speaker 13: month to kind of like forget about it is good. Yeah,

42:19 Speaker 13: But even still, like once we're done with the writing

42:21 Speaker 13: and recording, even before the next one comes out, it's

42:24 Speaker 13: a lot of the time it's already creative juices are

42:27 Speaker 13: flowing for the next thing.

42:28 Speaker 19: Yeah, no doubt exactly, And honestly, it comes to the

42:30 Speaker 19: most random times. I always joke around like some of

42:34 Speaker 19: the best ideas coming to me in the shower of all. Yeah,

42:37 Speaker 19: and you know, if that's the case, it could be

42:40 Speaker 19: a day after we put out the new album and

42:43 Speaker 19: already putting down new ideas. Sometimes you're listening to the

42:47 Speaker 19: final mix of the album and you're like, oh, a really.

42:50 Speaker 11: Good idea, you know.

42:51 Speaker 19: All right, Yeah, it's always an evolving process. And that's

42:54 Speaker 19: the thing I think I love most about it.

42:56 Speaker 12: I think we do. I shouldn't even speak for myself,

42:58 Speaker 12: we all do.

43:00 Speaker 10: Any of the songs that you guys are working on

43:01 Speaker 10: d end up playing them out live before before they've

43:03 Speaker 10: been recorded.

43:04 Speaker 11: Usually them, Yeah, no, but sometimes yeah.

43:08 Speaker 13: Yeah, there's usually like if we put out a record

43:12 Speaker 13: that I mean, the first three of the tri that

43:14 Speaker 13: trilogy that was that I was talking about earlier was

43:18 Speaker 13: the start of that was the beginning of this iteration

43:21 Speaker 13: of the lineup. So since then there was always like

43:25 Speaker 13: one or two or three that were like the ones

43:28 Speaker 13: that we knew were would go over well live and

43:30 Speaker 13: those were always the ones that we took out and

43:32 Speaker 13: played first before anything came out.

43:34 Speaker 11: Okay, yeah that makes sense, that makes sense.

43:38 Speaker 10: And then uh, so so, even though obviously we're in winter,

43:42 Speaker 10: a lot of bands kind of slowed down with the

43:44 Speaker 10: live shows, but it sounds like, are you guys going

43:45 Speaker 10: to be continuing to play through the winter?

43:48 Speaker 8: Uh? Yeah, so we've got we've got a few more

43:50 Speaker 8: this month, and then we're actually we're taking our first

43:54 Speaker 8: break from live shows in almost three years. Wow. We're

43:58 Speaker 8: taking the month of February to kind of go home

44:01 Speaker 8: and reassess and rehune in on some things and and

44:06 Speaker 8: get some things lined back up. But then I mean, right,

44:09 Speaker 8: the first week in March, we're right back at it.

44:11 Speaker 8: We're back out of there.

44:12 Speaker 11: So excellent.

44:13 Speaker 8: Nice to have a little time off, but I'm glad

44:15 Speaker 8: it's the shortest month.

44:17 Speaker 11: Right right, Yeah, yeah, exactly.

44:19 Speaker 10: Well, it seems like you have a lot of momentum

44:21 Speaker 10: and uh, you know, like I said, the album is great.

44:25 Speaker 10: And then, by the way, do you guys do any

44:28 Speaker 10: covers live other than I don't, like, I don't know really,

44:33 Speaker 10: I'm just all I was curious. I always say you

44:36 Speaker 10: can kind of tell tell a little bit about a

44:37 Speaker 10: band's influences by the covers that they do. But you

44:39 Speaker 10: guys have such an interesting sound and such a disparate

44:43 Speaker 10: influences anyway, that which I think is really cool. Is

44:47 Speaker 10: there anybody in the scene, by the way, that you

44:48 Speaker 10: play a lot of shows with? You know, sometimes it

44:50 Speaker 10: happens organically, you just end up sort of teaming up

44:53 Speaker 10: unofficially with bands and like like like.

44:56 Speaker 4: Who who who around here?

44:57 Speaker 11: Do you guys play a lot with?

44:59 Speaker 8: Well, I mean, like, like we said, we get Rags

45:01 Speaker 8: of Stitches right here in New Hampshire.

45:03 Speaker 10: Oh, I finally remembered. Now why Jenny, you know why

45:06 Speaker 10: that Dave is so familiar. We saw them at a

45:09 Speaker 10: Spelfy fest.

45:11 Speaker 11: Rags of Stitches was there. That's why. Okay, so yeah,

45:13 Speaker 11: we will get them on. I'm sorry, I mean but yeah,

45:16 Speaker 11: so you.

45:16 Speaker 8: Know we love those and I mean there's fear of

45:19 Speaker 8: the Masses out of Connecticut or you know, good Buddies

45:22 Speaker 8: of ours that we play with a lot.

45:23 Speaker 11: That's a name I've heard.

45:24 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're They're phenomenal.

45:26 Speaker 12: The Great Curtain. Shout out the Great Curtain.

45:28 Speaker 11: Oh I love we had the Great Curtain on the show.

45:30 Speaker 11: Great band.

45:31 Speaker 12: Yeah, great band.

45:32 Speaker 11: Dennis Layton is.

45:33 Speaker 12: Great, one of the one of the greatest humans you

45:35 Speaker 12: will ever meet.

45:36 Speaker 10: Oh, he's awesome and another guy who too, like really

45:39 Speaker 10: tries to do something different, yes, like really unique.

45:42 Speaker 11: Oh love love that band.

45:44 Speaker 13: You cannot say that he is not one hundred percent

45:47 Speaker 13: himself when he's doing what he's doing. He's not trying

45:50 Speaker 13: to be anything else other than that.

45:51 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, exactly.

45:53 Speaker 8: It's one of the things that we all really seem

45:56 Speaker 8: to love and enjoy about the New England scene is uh,

46:00 Speaker 8: there isn't a whole lot of competition going on like

46:02 Speaker 8: in some scenes around. It's much more of a teamwork

46:09 Speaker 8: thing that a lot of bands that are friends, a

46:10 Speaker 8: lot of bands.

46:11 Speaker 12: Yes, yeah, Rising Tide lifts all ships.

46:13 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah.

46:14 Speaker 8: And we'll go play this show, you know, down in

46:18 Speaker 8: the middle of nowhere, Connecticut, and there's ten bands on

46:21 Speaker 8: the bill and eight of them are bands that we've

46:23 Speaker 8: played twenty five shows with. Yeah, I me and guys

46:26 Speaker 8: that we're like genuinely looking forward to seeing. Right. It

46:29 Speaker 8: makes it a lot of fun, It makes it very cool.

46:31 Speaker 5: Yeah.

46:31 Speaker 10: I always feel like, you know, music is very much

46:36 Speaker 10: people are supportive of each other. I always kind of

46:38 Speaker 10: contrast it with stand up comedy because I listen to

46:41 Speaker 10: some podcasts where you know, you've got these stand up

46:43 Speaker 10: comics who talk about about that industry, and my impression

46:46 Speaker 10: is that in stand up comedy everyone is very cutthroat

46:48 Speaker 10: and everyone kind of secretly hates each other. And I

46:51 Speaker 10: feel like music is the opposite of that. Like in music,

46:54 Speaker 10: I mean, don't get me wrong, there are sharks and

46:55 Speaker 10: there are cutthroat people in the music industry too, obviously,

46:58 Speaker 10: but I think generally musicians to really support each other,

47:02 Speaker 10: try to support each other and uplift everybody. So I

47:06 Speaker 10: so I think that's that's really cool. And then do

47:08 Speaker 10: you guys, what do you guys have coming up? Do

47:10 Speaker 10: you have any shows this weekend that you're playing that

47:12 Speaker 10: you want to plug?

47:13 Speaker 8: We have, so on January fifteenth, we're actually at the

47:17 Speaker 8: Worcester Palladium with Dropout Kings and the Browning Okay, which

47:22 Speaker 8: we're very much looking forward to. Excellent, And then yeah,

47:26 Speaker 8: we get gosh And on the seventeenth, we're in our hometown,

47:30 Speaker 8: which is a rare thing but an awesome thing. We

47:32 Speaker 8: love getting to play there.

47:34 Speaker 11: Where is that?

47:36 Speaker 8: That's at a place called the New World Tavern in Plymouth, mass.

47:39 Speaker 13: Excellent, one of the coolest venues in that section of Massachusetts. Yeah,

47:44 Speaker 13: for sure, it's like a very like when you go

47:46 Speaker 13: in the front, it's a very unassuming tavern looking place,

47:49 Speaker 13: but you go down this little hallway to the back

47:51 Speaker 13: and there's probably like a two hundred person venue with

47:54 Speaker 13: a nice stage sound set up.

47:55 Speaker 12: It's it's pretty awesome.

47:56 Speaker 8: They treat us very well.

47:58 Speaker 11: Yeah, that's awesome. That's awesome. Well, guys, the time goes

48:02 Speaker 11: so quick.

48:02 Speaker 10: We're already approaching the top of the hour and I

48:04 Speaker 10: am going to play to end the segment this track

48:07 Speaker 10: Wasting Time.

48:08 Speaker 11: Another great, great song.

48:09 Speaker 10: I really like this one a lot from the new

48:12 Speaker 10: album of Death in the Family from Scarecrow Hill. But

48:15 Speaker 10: before we let you go to what should our listeners

48:17 Speaker 10: know about where to keep up with everything that you're

48:19 Speaker 10: doing online?

48:19 Speaker 11: Where's the best place to go?

48:21 Speaker 8: I mean, just like anybody else man where we have

48:23 Speaker 8: the Instagram, Facebook, any anywhere there's a band begging for attention,

48:27 Speaker 8: We're on there.

48:29 Speaker 12: You go, there, you go?

48:30 Speaker 11: All right, guys, thank you so much.

48:32 Speaker 10: If you are listening live on Saturday morning, we've got

48:37 Speaker 10: let's see.

48:38 Speaker 11: Oh I'm sorry, who do we have? It's oh slim

48:42 Speaker 11: slim volume. Sorry, good blanking.

48:44 Speaker 4: You turned me off again, didn't you?

48:45 Speaker 10: I did, I think, well, I have an excuse now

48:49 Speaker 10: because of the asthma. The oxygen's not getting to my brain.

48:53 Speaker 10: So slim volume is coming up next if you are

48:55 Speaker 10: listening live on Saturday. But we're going to end this

48:57 Speaker 10: hour with another great track from Scarecrow Hill from the

49:00 Speaker 10: album of Death in the Family.

49:02 Speaker 11: This is called wasting Time. And guys, thank you again.

49:04 Speaker 11: This has been thank you for having me.

49:06 Speaker 12: Thank you absolutely and a lot of fun.

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