Matt Connarton Unleashed 10-4-25 hour 2

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0:11 Speaker 3: Five point three right now the world radio premiere of

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3:14 Speaker 5: the shower and to the top of his lungs he sings.

3:20 Speaker 10: The man I do what I want because I can't.

3:26 Speaker 9: All right, back to the radio show. Now all the

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7:04 Speaker 7: Say day so chick, so.

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8:44 Speaker 1: So the shock chose one.

9:50 Speaker 3: I just wanted to let that fade out. That's so cool.

9:52 Speaker 3: That is it's pretty intense. That's short term solution. The

9:55 Speaker 3: band is the Gray Curtain and we've got Dennis and Troy.

9:58 Speaker 3: We're gonna speak with them in just a moment. Welcome everybody,

10:00 Speaker 3: if you are listening live on Saturday. We have entered

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10:06 Speaker 3: and we are live from the studios of w m

10:09 Speaker 3: n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester,

10:12 Speaker 3: New Hampshire. Today is Saturday, October four, twenty twenty five.

10:16 Speaker 3: Jenny is here, of course, at the news tablet for

10:20 Speaker 3: and let's talk with these guys. Dennis, you've been on

10:23 Speaker 3: the show before. Of course, you've been on a couple

10:25 Speaker 3: of times now, right.

10:26 Speaker 13: I've been on the show with you guys twice, one

10:30 Speaker 13: in person, one over the phone.

10:33 Speaker 3: Oh that's right, that's right. Yes, And Troy, this is

10:35 Speaker 3: your first time, you're right.

10:36 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, thanks for having me. It's it's great to

10:38 Speaker 14: be here. This is actually the first time on the radio.

10:40 Speaker 3: It's oh no kidding, yeah yeah, really cool to you know,

10:43 Speaker 3: be here.

10:43 Speaker 14: And oh well, welcome experience.

10:45 Speaker 13: Thank you.

10:46 Speaker 3: What do you do in the band?

10:47 Speaker 13: I play guitar?

10:48 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, excellent, excellent. So the song we just heard,

10:51 Speaker 3: short term Solution, is that new? Is that a new

10:53 Speaker 3: single or no?

10:54 Speaker 15: No?

10:54 Speaker 13: Short term is part of the first album Shadow of

10:58 Speaker 13: a Man. Okay, came out around fourteen fifteen sixteen.

11:04 Speaker 10: And.

11:06 Speaker 13: Yeah, it's one of the older tracks.

11:10 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, Now what is the meaning of that song

11:12 Speaker 3: because obviously, I mean there must be a reason that

11:14 Speaker 3: you chose that for today. That was one of the

11:16 Speaker 3: one of the ones you sent us.

11:17 Speaker 13: Well, we talked a bit off air about this. But

11:24 Speaker 13: during twenty twelve, I was going At twenty eleven twenty twelve,

11:30 Speaker 13: I was going through a like a downward spiral where

11:36 Speaker 13: I was kind of alienating everybody around me and going

11:41 Speaker 13: through a very dark period of my time, my life,

11:46 Speaker 13: and basically drinking myself into an early grave. The entire

11:53 Speaker 13: album Shadow of a Man is based on that time,

11:58 Speaker 13: where I would get up in the morning, drunk, start drinking,

12:05 Speaker 13: go over to the bar, spend most of my money

12:07 Speaker 13: at one bar until they told me to leave, Go

12:10 Speaker 13: to the next bar in my hometown, drink until they

12:12 Speaker 13: told me to leave, go home, pass out, wake up,

12:15 Speaker 13: do it all over again.

12:17 Speaker 1: And I.

12:23 Speaker 13: I remember a quote at a show at a benefit

12:27 Speaker 13: that we were playing that suicide is a a permanent

12:34 Speaker 13: solution to a short term problem. And that's kind of

12:40 Speaker 13: what kind of jolted that song into into existence, because

12:49 Speaker 13: drinking was always my short term solution to getting through

12:53 Speaker 13: the day, because the moment I would sober up, I'd

12:55 Speaker 13: have to face reality and I didn't want to do that.

12:59 Speaker 13: But luckily, this album, this project, as UH has helped

13:06 Speaker 13: me and in a lot of ways, get through a

13:08 Speaker 13: lot of my demons. I still suffer a lot of days,

13:12 Speaker 13: and unfortunately people around me thankfully have a lot of

13:17 Speaker 13: tolerance for that.

13:19 Speaker 3: Yeah.

13:20 Speaker 13: I I guess that's the word. I'm tolerated by by

13:24 Speaker 13: a lot of people in my life. You, Dennis, thanks man.

13:27 Speaker 3: I was gonna say, you're obviously you know, valued and loved,

13:31 Speaker 3: you know, I mean, you know, it's it's it's not

13:33 Speaker 3: it's not tolerating you. It's you know, obviously these people

13:36 Speaker 3: care for you a great deal.

13:37 Speaker 14: It's it's definitely like that album in particular, it's like

13:41 Speaker 14: it gives a voice to, like, you know, all these

13:43 Speaker 14: problems that a lot of people have in their lives,

13:45 Speaker 14: and it's that that the throes of addiction and and

13:49 Speaker 14: just getting through it like that.

13:51 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely do Do people come up to

13:56 Speaker 3: you at shows or contact you online who've who've listened

13:59 Speaker 3: to this music and and kind of reach out and say, hey,

14:02 Speaker 3: I I can relate to this ors helped me in

14:04 Speaker 3: some way?

14:04 Speaker 13: Or yeah, yeah I when it first came out, it

14:10 Speaker 13: not so much. I don't know what happened. Maybe the

14:16 Speaker 13: maybe the environment has changed over the last few years,

14:19 Speaker 13: where like talking about mental health has become okay.

14:25 Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I think it's much less stigmatized any.

14:29 Speaker 14: Yeah, definitely, I feel like has happened even more so

14:33 Speaker 14: like post like pandemic. That's like everybody's coming out of

14:36 Speaker 14: their houses and it's like you know what's going out

14:38 Speaker 14: with you and just kind of spill your whole life

14:40 Speaker 14: out to your your friends that you haven't seen in

14:43 Speaker 14: a while.

14:43 Speaker 13: Oh yeah, I remember. I won't say names obviously, but

14:49 Speaker 13: there was a young woman. We played out in uh

14:52 Speaker 13: in Maine at a place called Charlie's Hill.

14:55 Speaker 3: That venue. The name of that venue comes up a

14:57 Speaker 3: lot on the show. Apparently it's pretty cool.

15:00 Speaker 13: It's great. We played there once. We can't wait to

15:02 Speaker 13: go back. They treat local bands like their nationals over there.

15:06 Speaker 13: And I remember this one woman came up to me,

15:13 Speaker 13: couldn't have been twenty one yet. And when I'm on stage,

15:18 Speaker 13: I like to let people in the crowd, whether they

15:21 Speaker 13: whether they need it or not, I just want them

15:24 Speaker 13: to know that if they feel isolated, if they feel alone,

15:27 Speaker 13: you know, come to me, you know, because I know

15:30 Speaker 13: what that feeling feels like. I know what it feels

15:32 Speaker 13: like to isolate yourself, whether it's on purpose or because

15:38 Speaker 13: you know, you just don't have anyone to talk to,

15:41 Speaker 13: and I've I had the chance to talk to her.

15:47 Speaker 13: And she told me how she was having suicidal ideations

15:52 Speaker 13: and she couldn't escape it no matter how hard she tried.

15:55 Speaker 13: And we talked for a good three hours. And when

16:03 Speaker 13: I just I just remember her face when she approached me,

16:06 Speaker 13: mascara coming down her face. And after she walked away,

16:13 Speaker 13: I noticed there's were you still there, Troy? I might

16:16 Speaker 13: have left me. There was a line of like probably

16:21 Speaker 13: five six nine people wanting to like talk. Three o'clock

16:28 Speaker 13: in the morning, I'm still out in Maine talking to people.

16:32 Speaker 13: My friend John who came with me, John Foley to John, Yeah,

16:39 Speaker 13: he came with me, and I think it was like

16:42 Speaker 13: eight o'clock in the morning. We finally got back to

16:46 Speaker 13: the Wister area where we're from, and I, I don't

16:53 Speaker 13: know what, I don't know. I don't know how to

16:55 Speaker 13: explain it. But I felt so much lighter, you know,

17:00 Speaker 13: And I felt like I had actually done some good,

17:05 Speaker 13: not just for myself, not just to spread message of

17:09 Speaker 13: self awareness and making it okay to talk about these things.

17:16 Speaker 13: But I have always in my heart, I just I

17:20 Speaker 13: always want to help people. I always want to let

17:24 Speaker 13: people know that it's okay to not be okay. As

17:28 Speaker 13: cliche as that's saying has become, it's it's true, and

17:33 Speaker 13: it's the reason why it's become cliche is because you

17:36 Speaker 13: know it's important to have that in your head. And

17:41 Speaker 13: that's really where where our music stems from. I talked

17:44 Speaker 13: to you about this the last time I was here.

17:46 Speaker 13: All of our music is based around a town called

17:51 Speaker 13: the Town of Apathy, and I created that after reading

17:56 Speaker 13: or it's not even reading, listening to a quote from

18:00 Speaker 13: Miller said the best way to get over a woman

18:02 Speaker 13: is to turn her into literature. So I created this

18:06 Speaker 13: town with all of my hurts, habits, hang ups, all

18:09 Speaker 13: of my bullies, every bad memory I've ever had, and

18:13 Speaker 13: created characters and put them in a town that they

18:15 Speaker 13: can't escape. The first album, it's a fictional character by

18:22 Speaker 13: the name of Nathan Knopf loses the love of his

18:25 Speaker 13: life and the album takes place the last day and

18:28 Speaker 13: half of his life. Second album is about a different

18:32 Speaker 13: character going through a different thing. Third album is going

18:36 Speaker 13: to be about different characters going through a different thing,

18:39 Speaker 13: but they're all going to be based around how people

18:44 Speaker 13: can relate to some form of mental illness. And more

18:52 Speaker 13: than anything, I want these songs, these albums, the script

18:56 Speaker 13: that we're writing to go along with it, the novel

19:00 Speaker 13: that I've been working on. I want everything that we

19:03 Speaker 13: do to help people and let them know that they're

19:07 Speaker 13: not alone. Yeah.

19:09 Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's excellent. Yeah, we're starting to say some.

19:13 Speaker 14: Of the try Uh well, I guess to to piggyback

19:17 Speaker 14: off of that, like with the the songwriting process in

19:21 Speaker 14: particular with with like the script that he's writing. It's

19:27 Speaker 14: it's cool to like have a feeling to attach to

19:31 Speaker 14: like the music that we're writing, rather than like, here's.

19:33 Speaker 13: This cool song that I wrote.

19:34 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, this whole story.

19:36 Speaker 14: That we're trying to tell with with you know, the

19:40 Speaker 14: script and the trying to fit the music into the

19:42 Speaker 14: it's it's very interesting. And uh, especially also with the

19:48 Speaker 14: shows that like I feel that like it's like after

19:53 Speaker 14: we play the show, it's like that that weight has

19:55 Speaker 14: come off, Like especially with these songs, it's it's almost

19:59 Speaker 14: like therapy. Yeah, it's like, yeah, it's you just kind

20:04 Speaker 14: of let it all out.

20:05 Speaker 13: Yeah. Yeah, that's why we call our shows. That's why

20:08 Speaker 13: we call our shows sermons rather than performances. That's why

20:11 Speaker 13: we call our fan base the congregation rather than an

20:14 Speaker 13: army or you know something like that. It's like, you know,

20:18 Speaker 13: you come to our shows to feel something, you know,

20:23 Speaker 13: and that's not a knock on any other band that

20:27 Speaker 13: we play with. We love this scene. I can go

20:31 Speaker 13: back and forth with you all day. It's like, you know,

20:35 Speaker 13: with some of the bands that we have played with

20:37 Speaker 13: that deserve a lot more recognition than what they're getting.

20:42 Speaker 13: But you know, time after time we play a show

20:47 Speaker 13: and we're usually middle or the beginning of the lineup,

20:50 Speaker 13: and someone will always approach us and say, you guys

20:53 Speaker 13: are a breath of fresh air. No one's doing what

20:56 Speaker 13: you're doing. And I think that's kind of sad because

20:58 Speaker 13: there are bands that are doing what we're doing. You know,

21:01 Speaker 13: they're just not getting the opportunities that we're getting, right

21:05 Speaker 13: And uh, don't get me wrong, I appreciate every opportunity,

21:09 Speaker 13: of course, you know, but yeah, like just off the cuff,

21:13 Speaker 13: the Big Son, we were talking about those guys on

21:16 Speaker 13: the way here. You know, a great group of kids.

21:18 Speaker 13: You know, they sound like tool before they got rich,

21:22 Speaker 13: they you know, before they lost the hunger, you know,

21:26 Speaker 13: Scarecrow Hill. Oh yeah, I love them. We had them

21:28 Speaker 13: on yeah, and I listened to that interview. Was the

21:31 Speaker 13: first time that I had ever been name dropped. I

21:34 Speaker 13: was like, oh, that's cool, you know, but you know,

21:38 Speaker 13: Tyler lead singer Scarecrow is now our drummer, you.

21:41 Speaker 3: Know he is.

21:42 Speaker 14: He loved us a batch, like we we kind of

21:44 Speaker 14: built this friendship.

21:46 Speaker 13: With him, and he's like, I love you guys.

21:49 Speaker 16: That's awesome.

21:50 Speaker 13: Yeah.

21:51 Speaker 14: I was kind of surprised to find out when he

21:53 Speaker 14: you know, played drums and like he like we were

21:56 Speaker 14: having issues finding drummers and yeah, like I mean, I'm

21:58 Speaker 14: down to fill in with you guys. And then we

21:59 Speaker 14: just kind of like begged him to be like yeah, yeah.

22:03 Speaker 13: Yeah, practically on our knees, like please Tyler, Oh wow, yeah,

22:08 Speaker 13: oh that's cool. Yeah. Uh but yeah, we've had such

22:11 Speaker 13: a connection with those guys since uh uh summer last

22:16 Speaker 13: year when we played uh Electric CA's, and I think

22:20 Speaker 13: we played like twelve or thirteen shows with them since uh.

22:26 Speaker 13: I've been on stage with them my handful of times,

22:28 Speaker 13: just doing a couple of tracks here and there.

22:30 Speaker 16: Yeah.

22:32 Speaker 13: Yeah, I can't say enough about how much I love

22:36 Speaker 13: Scarecrow Hill. Yeah, fear of the masses. Love those guys, Anaria.

22:42 Speaker 13: You know what a voice Jessica has, you know, it's

22:47 Speaker 13: just uh yeah, My point being is this scene is

22:51 Speaker 13: so it's filled with so much talent.

22:55 Speaker 16: Oh absolutely absolutely.

22:57 Speaker 13: Yeah. So when uh, when we get the opportunities that

22:59 Speaker 13: we get, we like to share as much as we

23:01 Speaker 13: possibly caneah, but like we're hungry, we want to we

23:06 Speaker 13: want to venture out and you know, play around this country,

23:10 Speaker 13: around this world, you know, just spread a message that

23:14 Speaker 13: it's okay to not be okay, right. But I can't

23:19 Speaker 13: you know, I can't thank Troy enough to you know,

23:23 Speaker 13: with being in this band. Everybody that has been part

23:26 Speaker 13: of the Great Curtain over the last stuff God since

23:30 Speaker 13: twenty fourteen, oh wow, yeah, over ten years. You know,

23:37 Speaker 13: great group of musicians. You know obviously parted ways for

23:43 Speaker 13: one reason or another. Sure, but I can't say enough

23:47 Speaker 13: good things about everyone who has taken part of this

23:52 Speaker 13: journey with me over the last eleven years.

23:55 Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, just now, did you how did you

23:58 Speaker 3: guys come to work together?

24:00 Speaker 13: Take this?

24:00 Speaker 17: Yeah?

24:01 Speaker 14: So I, oh my god, how far back do I

24:05 Speaker 14: go with this?

24:06 Speaker 13: Okay?

24:07 Speaker 14: So a band that was in a long time ago

24:10 Speaker 14: Fatal Defiance. We'd actually played at the Bungalow before it

24:13 Speaker 14: closed out and happy that that's actually coming back. But

24:18 Speaker 14: I'd played a couple of shows with our bass player,

24:21 Speaker 14: Sean his band in Many, so we kind of got

24:25 Speaker 14: to know each other through that. And then a few

24:26 Speaker 14: years later, like we started, you know, like, hey, do

24:30 Speaker 14: you want to try to get something together here and

24:32 Speaker 14: work on some stuff. And then a few months after that,

24:38 Speaker 14: he makes a post on Facebook like, Hey, any of

24:40 Speaker 14: my friends that played guitar are interested enjoining a band?

24:43 Speaker 14: So I was like hi, me hi, and he's like, yeah,

24:46 Speaker 14: check out Great Curtain. We were looking for guitar players.

24:50 Speaker 14: I guess he was gonna play guitar before but wanted

24:52 Speaker 14: to play bass. Yeah, so yeah I checked it out

24:54 Speaker 14: and it's I like fell in love with the music instantly. Yeah,

24:57 Speaker 14: It's like that there was something very special about this

24:59 Speaker 14: band that I I just really wanted to be part

25:01 Speaker 14: of and really happy to be part of it. Yeah,

25:04 Speaker 14: thank you Dennis for that.

25:07 Speaker 3: Were you there from the beginning? That's are you an

25:08 Speaker 3: original member or no?

25:10 Speaker 8: No no.

25:10 Speaker 10: I joined.

25:12 Speaker 14: God probably two years ago.

25:15 Speaker 3: Oh okay, so you're so you're relatively new then.

25:18 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, I'm the only original member left.

25:21 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, yeah, is it is it challenge? Has it

25:24 Speaker 3: been challenging it all over the years with you know,

25:27 Speaker 3: like you said, you know, people come and they go.

25:28 Speaker 3: I mean, has that been Has that been a challenge

25:31 Speaker 3: for you? Or is it has been relatively easy to

25:33 Speaker 3: find people who fit the project.

25:35 Speaker 13: Or honestly, in this area, it's very tough.

25:39 Speaker 1: Uh.

25:39 Speaker 13: And again I'm an eclectic music lover. Yeah, so this

25:45 Speaker 13: is like, but this scene, it is mostly metal and

25:53 Speaker 13: at least what I've seen, and our friends in the

25:57 Speaker 13: metal community like to make it very known to us

26:01 Speaker 13: we are not a metal band.

26:03 Speaker 3: It's like that.

26:04 Speaker 13: I know, I know we're not, but so it's it's

26:09 Speaker 13: difficult when it's like, Okay, I need my eclectic musician

26:14 Speaker 13: friends to come and do this project with me that

26:18 Speaker 13: already has two albums worth of music, and some some musicians,

26:24 Speaker 13: you know, they don't want to do the whole theme album, right,

26:28 Speaker 13: the whole concept album thing, so they bow out as well.

26:32 Speaker 13: Some musicians like Tyler are in multiple bands, you know,

26:39 Speaker 13: so it's a it's tough and especially after someone leaves,

26:43 Speaker 13: like so I started this band with Jim Miller and uh,

26:50 Speaker 13: when like when I got the opportunity to play at

26:53 Speaker 13: Foxwood's it was our first show. He was the first

26:57 Speaker 13: person I called. I became very close with him over

27:02 Speaker 13: the past like the next almost decade, and it it really,

27:10 Speaker 13: it really broke my heart when he, his brother, and

27:13 Speaker 13: our drummer at the time, Sean Different Sean all left because.

27:20 Speaker 3: Wait, they all left it once. They all left it once.

27:22 Speaker 3: Oh my god.

27:22 Speaker 13: Yeah, So it took me a while, not just to

27:27 Speaker 13: find people, but you know, I I basically sat around writing,

27:33 Speaker 13: doing the comic, doing the stories, and really contemplating if

27:40 Speaker 13: I was even going to continue with this. Yeah, and

27:44 Speaker 13: I'm not gonna lie, you know, certain mental illnesses started

27:49 Speaker 13: creeping in and I I was having a pretty difficult

27:54 Speaker 13: time at the time because, uh, it wasn't exactly one

28:01 Speaker 13: of those kind of separations where it was mutual. Oh okay,

28:06 Speaker 13: I would have gladly gone another ten twenty years with

28:11 Speaker 13: those guys. Yeah, but yeah, I just decided that if

28:22 Speaker 13: I couldn't do the Gray Curtain, I wasn't going to

28:25 Speaker 13: do anything at all, because for me, it's a lot

28:27 Speaker 13: more than just playing music. It's the message. It's trying

28:30 Speaker 13: like like I mentioned before, it's trying to help people,

28:33 Speaker 13: and I luckily found well then fine, I was handed

28:42 Speaker 13: in so many words, Joe Saferano for a drummer. Joe

28:47 Speaker 13: plays for the Nagans, Raged the Stitches. He's I think

28:52 Speaker 13: he's in twenty two bands. I'm over exaggerating, but not

28:59 Speaker 13: by much, not much. No great guy. And through Joe,

29:04 Speaker 13: I was able to get a hold of Sean, who

29:08 Speaker 13: much like Troy, I knew from when he was in Inman,

29:12 Speaker 13: when he was fronting Inman, and I was able to

29:15 Speaker 13: get him on board. Through Sean, I was able to

29:18 Speaker 13: get Troy. Joe left because as I mentioned, he's in

29:21 Speaker 13: one hundred and twenty seven band. And so we we

29:27 Speaker 13: struggled for a little while getting a permanent drummer, but

29:30 Speaker 13: Tyler kept filling in, and finally Tyler, you know, gave

29:33 Speaker 13: into our begging and now we have Tyler.

29:36 Speaker 17: Yeah.

29:37 Speaker 13: We are currently searching for a synth keyboard player, okay,

29:43 Speaker 13: and I don't know. I'm I'm open to all instruments

29:47 Speaker 13: to play in this band. Yeah. But to to wrote

29:53 Speaker 13: back into your original question, it gets difficult, it gets

29:56 Speaker 13: it gets trying, it gets more to find it sometimes

30:01 Speaker 13: where you're You're just messaging people that you know over

30:05 Speaker 13: and over again. It's like, hey, you know, what do

30:07 Speaker 13: you think? What do you think? And they're like, I

30:09 Speaker 13: don't know, man, you know, music is not really my thing.

30:13 Speaker 13: I don't know, man. You know, I got this other

30:16 Speaker 13: band that I'm working for. I don't know. Man, you know,

30:18 Speaker 13: I'm you know, I kind of just look at it

30:22 Speaker 13: like like a hobby. That's the worst.

30:25 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yeah, I hate that response. That's the funny.

30:28 Speaker 14: There was the one guy that was like, you know,

30:30 Speaker 14: he was all on board, all about it, and then

30:32 Speaker 14: like what was it, like a day or two before

30:34 Speaker 14: we bring him in. It's like he actually listened to

30:37 Speaker 14: the songs and he's like, oh I had actually not

30:39 Speaker 14: that into the music.

30:42 Speaker 1: Wow.

30:43 Speaker 13: He said he was a big fan and everything I

30:46 Speaker 13: was come on down. And then like two days before

30:48 Speaker 13: his tryout, he's like, oh, actually, uh after listening to

30:51 Speaker 13: the music, it's a little too sad for me.

30:55 Speaker 1: Wow.

30:55 Speaker 13: I'm like, yeah, that's the point.

31:01 Speaker 16: Oh wow.

31:02 Speaker 13: Yeah. So it gets difficult because.

31:05 Speaker 7: We are.

31:07 Speaker 13: We are kind of like right in the middle there

31:09 Speaker 13: where where this group's cup of tea by like a mile,

31:14 Speaker 13: and then we're not this groups cup of tea by

31:18 Speaker 13: by a mile, right, So it gets it gets difficult,

31:22 Speaker 13: very very difficult sometimes.

31:23 Speaker 3: Especially with drummers, right, because that's that's been a running

31:26 Speaker 3: theme on the show over the years, like every drummers

31:28 Speaker 3: in multiple bands because there's so few drummers.

31:30 Speaker 13: So few, so few.

31:32 Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, I.

31:35 Speaker 13: Have nothing but love for the bands that have a

31:37 Speaker 13: drummer that only drums for them. I wish I had

31:41 Speaker 13: their magic. Just make a drummer up here like that,

31:47 Speaker 13: like like Scarecrow's drummer, Brendan. I don't. I cannot stress

31:52 Speaker 13: enough how amazing Brendan is. It's like before Tyler said

31:57 Speaker 13: that he would play with us, I was just like

32:00 Speaker 13: what I And it's the same thing with the drummer

32:06 Speaker 13: for the Big Son, Nick is just unreal, unreal talent.

32:12 Speaker 13: So like there have been a couple of times where

32:15 Speaker 13: I've been like, hey, let me let me talk to you.

32:18 Speaker 13: How you know serious? Are you with this band?

32:23 Speaker 10: No?

32:24 Speaker 13: But I wouldn't actually done that, right right, but uh,

32:29 Speaker 13: you know I have like approached a couple of drummers

32:31 Speaker 13: just to be like, hey, do you have the time

32:33 Speaker 13: to maybe put another project in? But the answers usually no,

32:38 Speaker 13: these like the drummers that I mentioned, Brendan and Nick,

32:42 Speaker 13: like they are so passionate about this one project that

32:45 Speaker 13: they're in and rightfully so. Scarecrow's amazing, big sons amazing. Yeah,

32:50 Speaker 13: but uh yeah, they would never be like, yeah, I

32:54 Speaker 13: gotta split my time between you guys who are doing

32:57 Speaker 13: like all of this stuff has an them to do

33:00 Speaker 13: with music, right, you know, it's like we were a

33:05 Speaker 13: multi media type of project where you know, a lot

33:09 Speaker 13: of bands are just strictly about the music, strictly about

33:13 Speaker 13: enforcing what their message is. Yeah, and I like, I

33:18 Speaker 13: completely understand their their point of view where it's like

33:21 Speaker 13: you don't want to overload yourself, right, But like you said,

33:24 Speaker 13: the scene is just deprived of it's a it's a

33:29 Speaker 13: desert trying to find a drummer that isn't in twelve band.

33:34 Speaker 13: Shout out to Joe.

33:38 Speaker 3: If you're just joining us, we're talking with We have

33:40 Speaker 3: Dennis and Troy here from the band The Gray Curtain

33:43 Speaker 3: And uh so have you guys not been so with

33:46 Speaker 3: the current situation? So you're looking for for a synth player.

33:49 Speaker 3: So are you guys not playing shows currently or are

33:51 Speaker 3: you Oh no, so what are you just doing it

33:54 Speaker 3: without the keyboard. Yeah.

33:57 Speaker 13: Yeah. We we have a show at Ralph's Rock Diner

34:00 Speaker 13: and Worcester on the tenth we have nice We have

34:04 Speaker 13: a show at Terminus on the eleventh, Oh excellent with

34:08 Speaker 13: all of our friends. That show a Terminus on the

34:11 Speaker 13: eleventh is just family, It's Scarecrow Hill, it's Double Inside Us,

34:16 Speaker 13: It's Fear of the Masses and it's us.

34:18 Speaker 3: Yeah.

34:19 Speaker 13: That show is just going to be fun.

34:20 Speaker 16: Yeah.

34:21 Speaker 13: And then the twenty fifth we're playing that coll with

34:26 Speaker 13: the Spectacular with Scarecrow Bands and Double Inside the Meagan's

34:32 Speaker 13: Joe Soper. Oh, Thenigans and Rag the Stitches. Joe's playing

34:36 Speaker 13: double duty on that show.

34:37 Speaker 3: Oh excellent, excellent.

34:39 Speaker 13: Yeah. Uh but yeah, we're uh, we're still playing because

34:42 Speaker 13: you know, you got to get the message out there.

34:44 Speaker 13: You gotta keep uh keep you fresh in people's minds, yeah,

34:49 Speaker 13: or else you get forgotten. I mean bottom line, Well, I.

34:53 Speaker 3: Would imagine too, I mean it must be. It must

34:55 Speaker 3: be kind of interesting, right if you're if you're playing,

34:58 Speaker 3: you know, because you've had to p play with these

35:01 Speaker 3: different configurations over the years. So if you have if

35:05 Speaker 3: you have something that you know, maybe you want a

35:07 Speaker 3: synth player, but you don't have a synth player, so

35:09 Speaker 3: you got to do without. But that must be kind

35:11 Speaker 3: of that must be kind of fun though in a way, right,

35:13 Speaker 3: because isn't it doesn't it make it kind of more

35:15 Speaker 3: of a challenge, It's like, and it kind of it

35:18 Speaker 3: makes it gives us songs a little bit of a

35:19 Speaker 3: different different flavor, a different texture.

35:22 Speaker 13: Right, definitely.

35:22 Speaker 14: Yeah, it's like the the you know, having the limitations

35:25 Speaker 14: kind of opens up the creativity kind of and like

35:28 Speaker 14: you can find like a cool effect on your pedal, yeah,

35:30 Speaker 14: to kind of fill in that space.

35:32 Speaker 3: And yeah, yeah, yeah. I was in a band years ago,

35:35 Speaker 3: long time ago. I was in a band called First

35:36 Speaker 3: Shove and First Shove you know, hardcore metal. We'd always

35:40 Speaker 3: been a five piece and because we had two guitar

35:43 Speaker 3: players and we had a guitar player leave and just

35:48 Speaker 3: Rich Burke, who was kind of he was the only

35:50 Speaker 3: original member of the band at that point, so he

35:51 Speaker 3: was kind of the de facto leader. So we all

35:53 Speaker 3: kind of looked at him and he said, you know what,

35:54 Speaker 3: I don't think we need to replace Dave. Let's just

35:56 Speaker 3: be a four piece. So we just tried it, and

35:59 Speaker 3: First Shove it had never been a four piece and

36:01 Speaker 3: it was kind of fun. Actually, yeah, you know, I

36:03 Speaker 3: mean it kind of changed the songs a little bit

36:04 Speaker 3: because he didn't have the two guitars, right, Yeah, but

36:07 Speaker 3: this sounded a little stripped down. I don't know, we

36:09 Speaker 3: all kind of liked it. We played it show and

36:10 Speaker 3: it was like, this is okay, we can do it

36:12 Speaker 3: this way for a while.

36:13 Speaker 14: Yeah, there's particularly a few songs, especially like we kind

36:16 Speaker 14: of take the keyboard out of it. It definitely, like

36:18 Speaker 14: you said, strips it down and kind of gives it

36:20 Speaker 14: more of like a raw kind of feeling, and it

36:23 Speaker 14: brings it to a whole other place.

36:25 Speaker 16: Yeah.

36:25 Speaker 13: Yeah, there are a few songs actually that Troy and

36:29 Speaker 13: Sean have kind of modified so that part of what

36:33 Speaker 13: the synth player would be playing is part of what

36:36 Speaker 13: they're doing.

36:37 Speaker 3: There you go.

36:38 Speaker 13: But it's, uh, it's definitely a lot of fun now

36:43 Speaker 13: that it's like, you know, they're learning the old material,

36:46 Speaker 13: but we're also moving towards writing new material. Yeah, you know,

36:50 Speaker 13: recording new material. It's it's honestly, I can't I know,

36:56 Speaker 13: I'm gonna sound redundant here. I cannot thank the people

37:00 Speaker 13: that are involved in keeping this thing going enough, like

37:03 Speaker 13: even right down to like Eleanor from Terminus, you know

37:07 Speaker 13: who hooked us up with you guys a year ago.

37:10 Speaker 13: You know, like people that just it's like, you know,

37:14 Speaker 13: these guys need or you know, dare I say, deserve

37:17 Speaker 13: an opportunity. It's like, you know, check these guys out.

37:22 Speaker 13: I cannot stress enough, Like how thankful I am for him,

37:25 Speaker 13: for Sean, for everybody, yeah, everybody down the tone pole,

37:29 Speaker 13: John Foley for giving us a place to play. Yeah,

37:33 Speaker 13: my my script writing partner, April, you know, right down

37:37 Speaker 13: to my kid, Yeah, you know, my kid killing you know,

37:42 Speaker 13: all these people just keeping me going, keeping me afloat,

37:45 Speaker 13: keeping me above ground as it were there you go.

37:47 Speaker 3: Yeah, so yeah, so your script writing. So tell us

37:52 Speaker 3: more about that. Is that the graphic novel you were

37:54 Speaker 3: talking about or.

37:55 Speaker 13: No, they're two separate things. The graphic novel is going

37:57 Speaker 13: to be a comic book based on the uh, the

38:01 Speaker 13: Town of Apathy, which is the storyline that the albums

38:05 Speaker 13: are based on. But the script is basically almost like

38:11 Speaker 13: an episodic thing where I mean pipe dreams. You know,

38:16 Speaker 13: it becomes a show all about the Town of Apathy,

38:20 Speaker 13: and uh, you know, we'll include not just our music,

38:23 Speaker 13: but we want to include like other musicians from this area,

38:28 Speaker 13: like some of the bands that we mentioned. Uh but yeah.

38:31 Speaker 13: The script is basically, if if my wildest dreams come true,

38:38 Speaker 13: it'll be a TV show.

38:39 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, excellent, outstanding. Why don't we let's play a

38:46 Speaker 3: let's play a track. I wanted to sneak this in.

38:48 Speaker 3: This is my okay, So selfishly, this is my personal

38:52 Speaker 3: favorite of all the great and I've listened to everything.

38:54 Speaker 3: I've listened everything that's available online. This is my personal favorite.

38:57 Speaker 3: Burn that Bridge? What can you what can you t

39:00 Speaker 3: us about this? Well? Actually this song.

39:04 Speaker 13: Was written by the Miller Brothers and Sean Donnellan long

39:11 Speaker 13: before they met me. I wrote the lyrics. I wrote

39:14 Speaker 13: the lyrics, yeah, but the they basically had like the

39:20 Speaker 13: whole foundation. And when they told me what the title was,

39:24 Speaker 13: I was like, well, this is going to be perfect

39:26 Speaker 13: for The Florist. Yeah album. Yeah, and uh, you know

39:29 Speaker 13: we just took it from there.

39:31 Speaker 3: All right, all right, let's give this a spin. This

39:34 Speaker 3: is this is such a great song. So it's called

39:36 Speaker 3: burn that Bridge. It's from the album The Florist, And

39:38 Speaker 3: this is the Gray Curtain.

40:01 Speaker 11: Usty rope thinking about it, I'm pregnant face.

40:06 Speaker 10: I could never play sech a.

40:08 Speaker 1: Ways to twenty two. In the end, I'll re all

40:16 Speaker 1: my rest.

40:18 Speaker 13: I want to read.

40:20 Speaker 1: The raby front.

40:23 Speaker 7: I'm reason to get you. I'm like me chucking me

40:27 Speaker 7: about dat Ramy prope let me ta.

40:46 Speaker 1: The woman rides shraps me a feeling a lot.

40:53 Speaker 7: I'm say, God sat a bottle the arter for one?

41:00 Speaker 7: Why not read me from I'm nothing but I got it?

41:07 Speaker 7: Sam doing what I'm doing at ramfo about I'm going

41:15 Speaker 7: I don't anywhere because I'm not the first time.

42:53 Speaker 1: We mean time time.

43:20 Speaker 3: I love it that has burned that bridge. The band

43:22 Speaker 3: is the Gray Curtain and we have Dennis and Troy

43:25 Speaker 3: here with us live in studio, and uh yeah, that's

43:28 Speaker 3: that's my favorite Gray Curtain track. So what's but we

43:31 Speaker 3: should talk about? So I don't know how much you

43:33 Speaker 3: want to say about the future, what the next project

43:36 Speaker 3: is as far as music, but you want to you

43:39 Speaker 3: want to talk about that.

43:40 Speaker 1: Well as it goes.

43:41 Speaker 14: Right now, we got two songs that we're gonna be

43:45 Speaker 14: tracking out for as singles, and we do we wanna

43:50 Speaker 14: I think we've talked about it before. If we just

43:52 Speaker 14: kind of want to do it kind of a double

43:54 Speaker 14: album kind of thing. We got seven songs for each

43:56 Speaker 14: one so far, and we kind of want to push

43:58 Speaker 14: a few more on each one, but it's we got

44:01 Speaker 14: some ambitious things coming.

44:03 Speaker 3: Yeah.

44:05 Speaker 13: And again, what I absolutely love is anyone that's in

44:09 Speaker 13: this band always seems to have like this jolt of

44:13 Speaker 13: energy to you know, do these stories with me. This

44:15 Speaker 13: next story is going to be about two assassins, essentially,

44:23 Speaker 13: and each story kind of interweaves as they're given. The

44:28 Speaker 13: main antagonist of the town of Apathy is this demi god,

44:33 Speaker 13: vengeful spirit from purgatory named schol and he's very bored

44:39 Speaker 13: in this town because he's all powerful and everybody else

44:42 Speaker 13: is weak underneath him. So he starts playing these little

44:45 Speaker 13: games with his pets, and he hands one ten a

44:50 Speaker 13: name of excuse me, a list of ten names, and

44:53 Speaker 13: he gives another a list of ten names and says,

44:57 Speaker 13: the first to kill every person on your list of

45:02 Speaker 13: ten gets to leave this town. No strings attached. The albums.

45:08 Speaker 13: I was hoping to do one for one killer and

45:13 Speaker 13: one for the other killer, And there was like a

45:18 Speaker 13: good couple of months there where I was afraid to

45:21 Speaker 13: say anything realout it, because I was like, I don't know,

45:24 Speaker 13: these guys are new. I'm going to come at them

45:26 Speaker 13: with this double album idea and they're gonna be like, yeah,

45:29 Speaker 13: I'm all about it.

45:30 Speaker 16: Yeah.

45:31 Speaker 13: As soon as I told him, he.

45:32 Speaker 3: Was like, sweet, good good, yeah, outstanding. Any kind of

45:37 Speaker 3: an ETA off air? You said, twenty thirty Yeah, twenty

45:41 Speaker 3: thirty three around there, twenty forty Yeah.

45:44 Speaker 13: I should right around the time I get an AARP card.

45:50 Speaker 13: But you know, I'm I don't know, I'm I'm always

45:53 Speaker 13: pushing for the next thing, which is another reason why

45:56 Speaker 13: I use the word tolerate. You know, people tolerate me

45:59 Speaker 13: for ex ended amount of time, you know, because I'm

46:03 Speaker 13: always like, hey, you know, we got to keep going,

46:05 Speaker 13: we got to keep pushing forward. We got to you know,

46:07 Speaker 13: where are you at with this? You know where are

46:09 Speaker 13: you at with that? I you know, I need to

46:11 Speaker 13: work on this. So I'm gonna, you know, work on

46:12 Speaker 13: this until you know, Saturday when we all get together

46:15 Speaker 13: and I'm going to have like all this ready for

46:17 Speaker 13: you guys, so be ready. Yeah, I'm a handful.

46:20 Speaker 3: Yeah.

46:20 Speaker 16: Yeah, So that's what it takes, so right, it is,

46:24 Speaker 16: but it gets it gets tiring for.

46:26 Speaker 13: People that are not on that level. We just want

46:28 Speaker 13: to have fun with it. Yeah, yeah, you know, and

46:31 Speaker 13: I get that. So, uh, what I'm hoping for is

46:36 Speaker 13: a twenty early twenty twenty seven release, but you know,

46:43 Speaker 13: if if I can twenty twenty six, but I think

46:47 Speaker 13: that's pushing it.

46:48 Speaker 14: Yeah, I definitely want to like have all the songs,

46:51 Speaker 14: you know, written it together by the end of twenty

46:53 Speaker 14: twenty six. But yeah, yeah, I think I think that's

46:55 Speaker 14: pretty achievable.

46:56 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, I think you're right, you know, have all

46:59 Speaker 13: the songs ready by the end of twenty twenty six

47:02 Speaker 13: and then record and get everything out, hopefully have the

47:05 Speaker 13: graphic novel to go along with it. I've I've said

47:09 Speaker 13: that for the last two albums, and none of them

47:12 Speaker 13: have come out yet because it's just me. Yeah, yeah,

47:14 Speaker 13: you know, I would love to have a team of

47:16 Speaker 13: artists helping me out with this. Even with the script,

47:19 Speaker 13: I didn't have, like I had like a couple of

47:23 Speaker 13: pages here, a couple of pages there. But my brain

47:25 Speaker 13: is my worst enemy, as we've talked about, so a

47:29 Speaker 13: lot of times I would get like a couple of

47:31 Speaker 13: pages in and just shut down. All it took was

47:36 Speaker 13: one person to be like, all right, tell me the

47:38 Speaker 13: story campfire style go and we're nearing a thousand.

47:43 Speaker 3: Pages, no kidding, Wow, okay, excellent.

47:45 Speaker 13: I'm hoping to do that with the graphic novel and

47:49 Speaker 13: you know, the next album, the next I mean, there's

47:51 Speaker 13: twenty chapters to this Town of Apathy storyline, so I'm hoping, yeah,

47:57 Speaker 13: before the cancer takes over and I can't do this anymore,

48:00 Speaker 13: I'm hoping to get it all out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so,

48:03 Speaker 13: and I guess that's another reason why I push so hard,

48:06 Speaker 13: you know, for like the timeline.

48:07 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense, that makes sense. Well,

48:10 Speaker 3: speaking of time, the time does go quickly. So before

48:14 Speaker 3: we are going to play, we're gonna play one more song,

48:16 Speaker 3: going to finish out the segment. But I want to

48:18 Speaker 3: make sure remind us when the next show is or

48:21 Speaker 3: the next couple of shows. And also where is the

48:24 Speaker 3: best place for people to go online to keep up

48:26 Speaker 3: with everything that the Great Curtain is doing?

48:28 Speaker 13: Yeah?

48:28 Speaker 14: Yeah, we got Ralph's Rock Diner and Worcester on the tenth,

48:32 Speaker 14: and then Terminus on the eleventh excellent, excellent, Codo Lowell

48:37 Speaker 14: on the twenty fifth.

48:38 Speaker 13: Okay, yeah, and then yeah, selfish plug. I have an

48:43 Speaker 13: art show at Terminus on the seventeen.

48:45 Speaker 16: Oh you do yeah?

48:47 Speaker 13: Oh wow, yep, Eleanor is allowing me to, for the

48:49 Speaker 13: first time ever, put my art up for display.

48:54 Speaker 3: Oh congratulations.

48:56 Speaker 13: And it's gonna be another reason why I love this

48:58 Speaker 13: show at Terminus. You know, we're along with playing with

49:01 Speaker 13: Scarecrow and even that show at Rolse. We're playing with

49:05 Speaker 13: mary An Toilette and the Runs. Yeah I love them,

49:08 Speaker 13: Zombie you know. But but yeah, we're going to be

49:11 Speaker 13: playing with Scarecrow Hill and Fear of the Masses and

49:15 Speaker 13: and Excuse Me and Devil inside Us. And my art

49:19 Speaker 13: is going to be down the hall hanging on the wall.

49:22 Speaker 3: Fantastic.

49:22 Speaker 13: Yeah. So yeah, the seventeenth will be a uh just

49:25 Speaker 13: a strict art show.

49:27 Speaker 14: And but you have the art hanging up all month long.

49:30 Speaker 13: Yeah, the art will be hanging up all month long.

49:32 Speaker 3: Outstanding.

49:33 Speaker 13: Yeah, thirty one pieces. But the best way to listen

49:37 Speaker 13: to us we have a Spotify page, Apple Music, band Camp.

49:42 Speaker 13: We're we're on all streaming platforms except Amazon. I noticed

49:47 Speaker 13: that we're not on it, but yeah, every other streaming

49:50 Speaker 13: platform we're on it.

49:51 Speaker 3: Yeah, we should tell people how to spelled gray because.

49:54 Speaker 13: Yes, we talked about this at the Goat before we

49:57 Speaker 13: came in here. Yeah, it's g r E. Why it's

50:01 Speaker 13: the old English spelling. A lot of people will spell

50:03 Speaker 13: it with an A, and you know, the search comes

50:06 Speaker 13: up with just a bunch of physical gray curtains. Yeah, yeah,

50:08 Speaker 13: fard you guys anywhere.

50:09 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's one of the few words in

50:11 Speaker 3: the English language you can spell it either way and

50:13 Speaker 3: it's considered correct in American English.

50:15 Speaker 13: Yeah.

50:16 Speaker 3: Well, very good, guys, Thank you so much. And we're

50:18 Speaker 3: going to close out the segment with So we're gonna

50:21 Speaker 3: call this P drunk outside of bars leaving voicemails. That's

50:24 Speaker 3: not the act, not quite the actual title.

50:26 Speaker 13: I can't apologize enough for that.

50:27 Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, nothing to apologize for. But

50:30 Speaker 3: people can figure out what the P word actually is.

50:32 Speaker 3: But it's anything we should know about this before we

50:35 Speaker 3: hear it.

50:35 Speaker 13: Or basically, you know, in real life, I lost the

50:41 Speaker 13: love of my life because I was a very difficult

50:43 Speaker 13: person suffering from addiction. And in the story and in

50:48 Speaker 13: real life, this is about a particular incident where I

50:53 Speaker 13: was outside of one of my favorite bars, leaving voicemails

50:56 Speaker 13: in a particularly inebriated state.

51:00 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, So we're going to close out with this

51:02 Speaker 3: and if you are listening live on Saturday, coming up

51:06 Speaker 3: in the next hour, we've got Ryan Redwood, he's going

51:08 Speaker 3: to be joining us via WhatsApp from the UK talking

51:10 Speaker 3: about his new single. And then in the final segment

51:14 Speaker 3: of the show, we have the Fods I think they're

51:16 Speaker 3: I think they're from New York, but they're going to

51:18 Speaker 3: be joining us online as well. So we do have

51:20 Speaker 3: a lot left to go, but we're going to close

51:22 Speaker 3: out this hour with this p drunk outside of bars

51:26 Speaker 3: leaving voicemails from the Gray Curtain and Dennison Troy thank

51:29 Speaker 3: you again so much.

51:31 Speaker 16: Absolutely moments of virtue.

52:02 Speaker 15: It's all gone now you say goodbye. The Foreman hurt

52:13 Speaker 15: you the moment man, I love my mother.

52:22 Speaker 1: You'll like sider Man. I'm a summer man.

52:29 Speaker 11: We clash when you were together, and this support understand

52:41 Speaker 11: he fails for every temper.

52:46 Speaker 1: World need call me down the bottle on me try.

53:02 Speaker 2: The thought of you.

53:04 Speaker 7: World of.

53:29 Speaker 12: The last Chance redemption shot which she's a bull and

53:34 Speaker 12: one time.

53:36 Speaker 1: Not a brow will make a break. All these bull

53:46 Speaker 1: mistakes beyond sound.

53:59 Speaker 9: We should want to get.

54:05 Speaker 1: This pan on. What's unders say the need? Call me do.

54:24 Speaker 12: F me travele, call me does the pool p petracked?

54:44 Speaker 1: The pot of you out of my.

55:41 Speaker 9: My lash.

55:44 Speaker 7: To gotten.

56:01 Speaker 1: Call me down.

56:05 Speaker 12: The bottle in Lommetria, Call me dono.

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