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2:44 Speaker 5: Up there it is That is the premiere of the

2:50 Speaker 5: new track from Chasing the Devil. That is called Lighted

2:54 Speaker 5: Up that is brand new and very happy to share

2:57 Speaker 5: it here with you on this Saturday morning. This is

2:59 Speaker 5: Matt connor toon Unleashed and we are live from the

3:02 Speaker 5: studios of wm NH ninety five point three FM on

3:06 Speaker 5: this glorious Saturday, October five, twenty twenty four.

3:12 Speaker 6: And of course I'm not alone, dude, morning sunshine.

3:25 Speaker 5: Yes, Jenny is here at the news table four. By

3:30 Speaker 5: the way, I do want to mention Chasing the Devil.

3:32 Speaker 5: They are actually on a big tour right now with

3:35 Speaker 5: Shim Anything But Human and Shallow Side tonight as we

3:39 Speaker 5: speak on this Saturday. They are in Kentucky. They're there

3:43 Speaker 5: today and tomorrow and then they're on to Texas and

3:47 Speaker 5: they won't be back up our way until here in

3:49 Speaker 5: New Hampshire until the twentieth. They've got a show at

3:51 Speaker 5: Wally's in Hampton Beach and then after that they go

3:55 Speaker 5: back out. They head to Ohio after that, so they're

3:58 Speaker 5: on Ohio. So they're on the big So congratulations to

4:01 Speaker 5: those guys, and very honored and proud as always to

4:04 Speaker 5: be able to debut their new single, light It Up

4:07 Speaker 5: right here on Matt Connorton Unleashed on WMNH ninety five

4:11 Speaker 5: point three FM. Oh, by the way, congratulations on your trip. Yes, yes,

4:17 Speaker 5: you were in Washington, DC recently.

4:18 Speaker 6: So I was in Washington, d C.

4:20 Speaker 7: I was an invited guest to the White House Medical

4:24 Speaker 7: Debt event, and I'm happy to say that it has

4:28 Speaker 7: now been made legal for medical debts to show up on.

4:31 Speaker 6: Your credit report.

4:32 Speaker 5: Oh excellent.

4:33 Speaker 7: Yeah, so they're going after that, and they're also going

4:35 Speaker 7: after hospitals or nonprofits that aren't giving care that they

4:38 Speaker 7: should be. Yeah, because do you know that free care

4:41 Speaker 7: is required by law, not something the hospital does out

4:44 Speaker 7: of the kindness of its art, right, I did not.

4:46 Speaker 7: I learned that this weekend as well. It was an

4:49 Speaker 7: amazing trip. I got to see the Indian Treaty Room,

4:52 Speaker 7: which is an incredible space built in the eighteen hundreds.

4:55 Speaker 7: It's like walking around on Mediterranean tile on the floor.

4:58 Speaker 7: It's just it's just an a amazing space. I was

5:01 Speaker 7: very honored to be there, and I'd be happy to

5:04 Speaker 7: tell you more about it if you go to Gencoffee

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5:06 Speaker 6: J E N N C O f e y dot com.

5:10 Speaker 5: Yes, yes, very good. Well, we've got a couple of

5:13 Speaker 5: guys in studio with us who have been here before.

5:16 Speaker 5: We have two thirds of the band. Abel Blood is here.

5:19 Speaker 5: Hey guys, welcome, Hey Matty, how's it going good?

5:22 Speaker 1: Good? Hey?

5:22 Speaker 5: Why don't you each tell us who you are, what

5:25 Speaker 5: you do in the band, and then uh, and then

5:27 Speaker 5: we'll mention uh, your your your third partner who was

5:31 Speaker 5: not able to make it this morning.

5:32 Speaker 1: Yeah, spontaneously combusted last night.

5:34 Speaker 5: That's all. Like the drummer for yeah, wow, okay.

5:39 Speaker 1: Yeah, we haven't seen him since like eleven PM. Uh huh,

5:42 Speaker 1: all right, I'm Adam, I'm the guitar slash bass player. Uh.

5:49 Speaker 1: And I do the lead vocals, yes, yes, and you, sir,

5:53 Speaker 1: Jim de Luca played drums very good.

5:57 Speaker 5: So what now now? So before he combusts and what

6:00 Speaker 5: did what a mouth?

6:01 Speaker 1: Well, he also played guitar and bass duties.

6:04 Speaker 5: That's right. Yeah, you guys do like a trade off

6:07 Speaker 5: we we have.

6:08 Speaker 1: We use aby y splitters, yeah, and we run our

6:10 Speaker 1: guitars into bass amps. That's right.

6:12 Speaker 5: I remember we talked about that last time and I

6:14 Speaker 5: was fast by that.

6:15 Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah.

6:17 Speaker 5: That gives you yeah, that part of what really I

6:20 Speaker 5: think kind of gives you your sound, your signature.

6:22 Speaker 1: It creates quite a wall.

6:24 Speaker 5: Yeah, very cool. We're gonna play one of your songs

6:29 Speaker 5: in a in a couple of minutes. But we should

6:31 Speaker 5: mention too now. Uh, you know because on uh on Tuesday,

6:34 Speaker 5: I met with Eleanor at the Midnight Creatives Collective and

6:38 Speaker 5: uh in Nashua and Terminus is there, and I know

6:42 Speaker 5: you guys are playing there coming up and you've also

6:44 Speaker 5: you're now in the building right you're.

6:46 Speaker 1: Yeah, we're our rehearsal space is just a couple of

6:49 Speaker 1: doors down the same hallway. Yeah. We love Andrea and

6:52 Speaker 1: and Eleanor. They're they're great, great for the scene.

6:56 Speaker 5: Absolutely, yeah, they're doing a lot. I'm gonna be I

6:59 Speaker 5: don't know if you know this about me. I'm a

7:00 Speaker 5: hypnotherapist and I'm gonna be actually doing sessions there in

7:03 Speaker 5: the business bar Mondays and Tuesdays now at.

7:08 Speaker 1: Yeah.

7:08 Speaker 5: Yeah, so very excited.

7:10 Speaker 1: Were on Tuesday evenings, so I might come in for

7:12 Speaker 1: a oh there you go, Yeah, yeah, it'll be fun.

7:17 Speaker 1: There you go.

7:17 Speaker 5: Absolutely, Well why don't we play? So we talked about

7:21 Speaker 5: playing reflections, so we can give this a spin and

7:24 Speaker 5: then we'll come back and we'll talk and catch up

7:26 Speaker 5: with everything. You guys are doing. But this is from

7:30 Speaker 5: Arrival of the Waves. The this is the current album, right,

7:33 Speaker 5: the newest album. And yeah, and this is an instrumental,

7:37 Speaker 5: which is cool because this will really give people an

7:39 Speaker 5: idea of of your sound in terms of you know,

7:41 Speaker 5: like you were saying, the low end and everything. So

7:43 Speaker 5: let's give this a spin and then we'll come back

7:45 Speaker 5: and talk with these guys. This is called Reflections and

7:48 Speaker 5: the band is able Blood. Whoops, And it would help if.

7:55 Speaker 1: There we go.

7:55 Speaker 3: Let's again.

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12:20 Speaker 1: That is so cool.

12:21 Speaker 5: That's got a nice groove to it. That is able Blood.

12:23 Speaker 5: The track is called Reflections and it's from the album

12:27 Speaker 5: Arrival of the Waves. And if you're just joining us

12:29 Speaker 5: on this Saturday morning here on Matt connorton Unleashed, we

12:32 Speaker 5: have two thirds of able Blood here with us alive

12:35 Speaker 5: in studio. And yeah, you guys were kind of talking

12:38 Speaker 5: off here about how that track came about.

12:41 Speaker 1: Yeah, it was really strange. I mean, I think it

12:42 Speaker 1: was in the middle of the winter, right, it was

12:44 Speaker 1: really cold, and our old bass player, this was before

12:47 Speaker 1: the days of Malcolm had to run in the house

12:50 Speaker 1: for something and all of a sudden I just came

12:53 Speaker 1: up with that opening riff, Yeah, and Jimmy just started

12:56 Speaker 1: playing in the drums to it, and literally Ben was

12:59 Speaker 1: gone for five minutes and by the time we get back,

13:01 Speaker 1: we had all the parts like written to it, and

13:04 Speaker 1: then we're just like, I think by the end of

13:06 Speaker 1: that jam, we had what was the most part this

13:09 Speaker 1: whole song, Yeah, for the most part, and like we

13:12 Speaker 1: had decided right then and there, like no lyrics, We're

13:14 Speaker 1: just going to do this as an instrumental, and it

13:17 Speaker 1: was just like it was one of those magical moments

13:19 Speaker 1: as a musician, you know what I mean, Like sometimes

13:21 Speaker 1: people are like, you know, this, like the the best

13:24 Speaker 1: songs ever written usually come really quickly. Yeah, And yeah

13:28 Speaker 1: to me, I mean, that's probably my favorite song on

13:30 Speaker 1: that album and it came within minutes.

13:33 Speaker 5: Yeah. Is that your only instrumental?

13:35 Speaker 1: We have one on our first album called Unknown Variant,

13:40 Speaker 1: which I love that one too, But yeah, we've got

13:42 Speaker 1: two instrumentals right now. We're not opposed to writing a

13:45 Speaker 1: ton more of them. Yeah, we kind of love it's

13:47 Speaker 1: just like that Jammy feel that we do. So yeah,

13:51 Speaker 1: I think you know, in the future more will come. Yeah.

13:55 Speaker 5: Are you guys working on anything nude? I mean, do

13:57 Speaker 5: you have a new material your planning to record, had.

14:00 Speaker 1: Some new songs. I think we're planning to take the

14:02 Speaker 1: winter off from gigging and uh because we've been just

14:05 Speaker 1: cranking busy all summer doing shows and uh yeah, I

14:09 Speaker 1: think we're just gonna sit down and focus on getting

14:12 Speaker 1: some new material. We do have one song that we've

14:15 Speaker 1: nearly completed, and once you can ask the guys in

14:19 Speaker 1: the bands once, once we get into a groove, I

14:21 Speaker 1: write songs like like quick. So yeah, we won't have

14:26 Speaker 1: any any problem putting some new material together over the winter.

14:31 Speaker 1: And I think we're considering re re recording our first

14:34 Speaker 1: album really yep, so we may end up doing that

14:39 Speaker 1: this winter itself. I think we could. We love the

14:44 Speaker 1: the studio we've done both albums at. I think it

14:48 Speaker 1: was it was the production on it and being that

14:52 Speaker 1: it was our first album, we were we were like,

14:55 Speaker 1: you know, like, let's just let's just do it and

14:57 Speaker 1: release it, and we could have taken our time a

14:59 Speaker 1: little bit more are on on certain things, and I

15:03 Speaker 1: think I've basically rewritten the songs since we've recorded them. Yeah,

15:08 Speaker 1: this is what always happens, because I mean, you're really

15:09 Speaker 1: only getting a snapshot in time. Sure, when you do

15:12 Speaker 1: record an album. So the songs have evolved since then

15:15 Speaker 1: and stuff, and I think they sound a lot better now.

15:17 Speaker 8: So I mean the tempos have changed, yea dramatically. Yeah,

15:21 Speaker 8: but the way we play him now versus when we recorded.

15:24 Speaker 5: That, Okay, Yeah, I would imagine these songs too. I

15:27 Speaker 5: mean they must change live when you play.

15:29 Speaker 1: Them, they do, they must change. I don't play, I

15:31 Speaker 1: don't play needs to live the same way as we

15:34 Speaker 1: recorded it a year ago. Yeah, yeah, they And I

15:38 Speaker 1: think that's the way they should be, and like songs

15:40 Speaker 1: should be.

15:40 Speaker 5: They're living things, right right, they should be able to Yeah,

15:44 Speaker 5: yeah absolutely. Where So where do you guys record? Like

15:49 Speaker 5: where was the Rival of the Waves?

15:50 Speaker 1: We recorded that at loud Sun Studios down over in Jeffrey.

15:54 Speaker 1: Ben Rodgers recorded that for us. He's amazing. Yeah, he's excellent,

15:59 Speaker 1: excellent recording. We did master it at Blackheart Sound. Yeah.

16:05 Speaker 1: Eric's got a great reputation and yeah, yeah, he treats

16:08 Speaker 1: everybody so cool.

16:09 Speaker 5: So we had him on the show a few months ago,

16:12 Speaker 5: and uh, we've been trying to get him on because

16:15 Speaker 5: you know, his name comes up all the time on

16:18 Speaker 5: the show.

16:18 Speaker 1: So it was cool to finally have him super busy.

16:21 Speaker 1: Everybody loves what his recording absolutely, yeah, I mean he

16:24 Speaker 1: knows what he's doing.

16:25 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no, he's he's fascinating to talk to too,

16:29 Speaker 5: but yeah, very very knowledgeable. And then so the the

16:32 Speaker 5: other album that's the other one that's on band camp,

16:35 Speaker 5: was that also recorded in the same place.

16:37 Speaker 1: Same place? Okay, yep. I was in a cowpunkish type

16:42 Speaker 1: of band about ten fifteen years ago. Yeah, and I

16:46 Speaker 1: was introduced to Ben through them. We did a little EP,

16:49 Speaker 1: did like four songs back then, and uh loved the experience.

16:53 Speaker 1: So I've never recorded with anybody else.

16:56 Speaker 5: Oh yeah, oh interesting, Yeah, yeah, I really like him. Yeah,

17:00 Speaker 5: and uh so live is it the configuration that you

17:06 Speaker 5: guys playing, Because you know we were we were talking earlier,

17:09 Speaker 5: you alluded to, well, you have a unique setup.

17:11 Speaker 1: Yes, it is a unique setup, and I won't get

17:13 Speaker 1: two into the weeds with it, but we we I

17:16 Speaker 1: basically I plug my my my guitar into a splitter,

17:20 Speaker 1: and I split one into my into my guitar board,

17:22 Speaker 1: and I split the other signal into a bass amp.

17:25 Speaker 1: And it's a little bit of other things going on

17:27 Speaker 1: in between.

17:28 Speaker 5: But you've probably.

17:30 Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got octave pedal that will take down I

17:32 Speaker 1: think it's two octaves that I bring down the guitar

17:35 Speaker 1: when it goes into the bass amp and so it's

17:37 Speaker 1: just all low end from that. And Malcolm does the

17:41 Speaker 1: same thing. So basically what we we do, we basically

17:44 Speaker 1: have two bass players because we played different things in

17:47 Speaker 1: the songs too, So the bass lines are they're in

17:51 Speaker 1: the same key, but they're intermingling with each other, but

17:53 Speaker 1: they're not. We don't play the same bass lines, so

17:56 Speaker 1: it just creates this huge wall of sound. Ship is

18:00 Speaker 1: so fun. And when you're up there and you just

18:02 Speaker 1: you can close your eyes while you're playing on Jimmy

18:04 Speaker 1: does That's what how he plays is with his eyes closed,

18:08 Speaker 1: kind of just wash over you. And yeah, it's it's yeah,

18:12 Speaker 1: and and I can't you just turn the amp up

18:14 Speaker 1: as loud as it'll go before it blows your ear

18:17 Speaker 1: drums and and just let it do its thing. Yeah,

18:20 Speaker 1: and it just yeah, it feels really really good.

18:23 Speaker 8: We get so many compliments. People come up to us

18:26 Speaker 8: at live shows like what do you do? How are

18:29 Speaker 8: you guys doing that? Yeah, that sounds amazing.

18:32 Speaker 5: I can imagine does anybody else do it that way.

18:36 Speaker 1: There's a been treding Tombstones that does the same setup.

18:42 Speaker 1: There's a pretty well known band, Telekinetic Getty okay, okay,

18:47 Speaker 1: who is playing Tuesday night at Jewel. We get to Actually,

18:51 Speaker 1: we're opening for him. They were the inspiration for how

18:54 Speaker 1: we do what we do, so it's gonna be kind

18:57 Speaker 1: of a full circle moment for us. You open up

18:59 Speaker 1: to them. Now we get to open for him, so

19:01 Speaker 1: that'll be really fun. There are two piece they're out

19:04 Speaker 1: of Iowa.

19:05 Speaker 5: Okay.

19:05 Speaker 1: Yeah. The people all over the country are doing this interesting.

19:10 Speaker 5: Did it take some getting used to Yes.

19:14 Speaker 1: Yeah. The first show we played, we had lost our

19:16 Speaker 1: bass player, like just a couple of weeks before that. Oh,

19:19 Speaker 1: so I didn't know what the heck I was doing,

19:22 Speaker 1: and you know, trying to get all the right buttons

19:23 Speaker 1: and getting the bas to click in when I wanted

19:25 Speaker 1: to click in and stuff. It was a learning process. Yeah,

19:28 Speaker 1: I feel like I've got it down pretty good now.

19:30 Speaker 1: It's been a year all over a year of doing

19:33 Speaker 1: it and but it's fun, like trying to trying to

19:37 Speaker 1: remember which pedal to hit, what I ever been singing,

19:39 Speaker 1: and you know, and then you get the crowd looking

19:41 Speaker 1: at you and everything. So there's a lot kind of

19:43 Speaker 1: going on. Yeah, I love it.

19:46 Speaker 5: And even if something goes wrong, it's original music, so

19:49 Speaker 5: you know, the audience doesn't have to know or no,

19:51 Speaker 5: or maybe or maybe there's even a happy accident.

19:53 Speaker 1: Drummer doesn't even know. Like we played last night and

19:56 Speaker 1: I was screwing up all over like that was the

19:59 Speaker 1: best that we've ever played. Yeah, yeah, I even can

20:02 Speaker 1: fool him.

20:04 Speaker 5: That's fantastic. So you guys have been busy out of

20:07 Speaker 5: busy summer you play, Yeah.

20:08 Speaker 1: I played a lot. We were down in Maryland. They

20:11 Speaker 1: had a big doom fest down there's fifty three bands.

20:13 Speaker 1: We got to open the whole festival.

20:14 Speaker 5: Oh my god.

20:15 Speaker 1: Yeah that was a blast awesome. Yeah, it's the Maryland

20:20 Speaker 1: doom Fest.

20:20 Speaker 5: I've never even heard of it.

20:22 Speaker 8: Oh, fifty three bands, Yeah, from all over the world.

20:25 Speaker 8: It was fantastic. Tenth year they've done it.

20:28 Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, where Maryland is Frederick, Frederick.

20:31 Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's like an hour from Baltimore, Okay. Yeah,

20:34 Speaker 1: and uh it was bands from Washington State, it was

20:37 Speaker 1: bands from Ireland that came. I mean, just absolutely amazing

20:41 Speaker 1: experience and it was like a family there, Like as

20:43 Speaker 1: soon as I walked in and they started talking to

20:45 Speaker 1: all the other bands, like, I felt like I was

20:48 Speaker 1: at home. Yeah, because doom isn't there's a doom bands

20:52 Speaker 1: around here, but it's it's not. It doesn't feel like

20:55 Speaker 1: it's as popular in New England as it is in

20:57 Speaker 1: other places, you know. So when I got to go out,

21:00 Speaker 1: all of us got to go out and explore, you know,

21:02 Speaker 1: a different region of the country and see all these

21:05 Speaker 1: people come together from everywhere and we're all like, oh,

21:08 Speaker 1: this is this is our family. Yeah, you know, it

21:10 Speaker 1: felt it felt awesome. Oh cool cool.

21:14 Speaker 5: By the way, So do describe that if you could,

21:18 Speaker 5: for for listeners who don't know what you mean.

21:19 Speaker 1: When yes, it's I kind of from a thousand foot

21:23 Speaker 1: view would say, it's just it's heavy metal, but it's

21:25 Speaker 1: slowed way down and you know, we get some really

21:30 Speaker 1: heavy rests. Now we're really psychedelic influence too, Like I'm

21:33 Speaker 1: a big Pink Floyd Yeah fan and sixty psych so

21:37 Speaker 1: we throw a lot of that in. But yeah, I

21:40 Speaker 1: mean do them. I mean essentially that's what it is.

21:42 Speaker 1: It's like, just get the heaviest rifts you can come

21:45 Speaker 1: up with, slow them way down. No, that's a good

21:49 Speaker 1: that's a good description of it. You think like Sabbath,

21:52 Speaker 1: like Sabbath started at all, you know.

21:54 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, so we we kind of take bits of

21:58 Speaker 8: Sabbath and bits of Pink Floyd and kind of mesh

22:00 Speaker 8: them together at times.

22:02 Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of other bands mixed in that, you know.

22:08 Speaker 1: That's what those are the two bands I think that

22:10 Speaker 1: most people would release, right right.

22:14 Speaker 5: Well, we should play another track, what I know, we

22:16 Speaker 5: talked about it earlier. You guys had a couple of

22:18 Speaker 5: songs in mind.

22:19 Speaker 1: But you need to live to do that? One needs

22:23 Speaker 1: to live would be a good one.

22:24 Speaker 5: Well, do needs to live? All right? If you are

22:26 Speaker 5: just joining us, we have able Blood with us live

22:29 Speaker 5: in studio on this Saturday morning here and yeah. This

22:33 Speaker 5: is from the album Arrival of the Waves from able Blood.

22:36 Speaker 5: This is called needs to Live.

24:18 Speaker 3: A little man selling tarlets all the hour shore What

24:25 Speaker 3: a way to take lot of the.

24:28 Speaker 2: Don the five or.

24:32 Speaker 3: Make a tois fellow follow his child? Don't you follow

24:36 Speaker 3: the water? Two? It pass four? It face only your

24:43 Speaker 3: one shower? Do you think about?

25:29 Speaker 1: Do you ever by? Oh?

25:32 Speaker 3: Don't you get jaws?

25:33 Speaker 5: Huh?

25:35 Speaker 2: You a dollar?

25:36 Speaker 3: You while you were to.

25:39 Speaker 2: Make a show where anything else.

27:03 Speaker 5: I didn't even want to talk over the end of it.

27:05 Speaker 5: It sounds so cool that his needs to live. That's

27:09 Speaker 5: the song. The band is able Blood and we have

27:12 Speaker 5: we have Adam and Jimmy here with us live in

27:14 Speaker 5: studio on this Saturday morning here on the program, And uh, yeah,

27:19 Speaker 5: that's that's really really good. By the way, So who right, Adam?

27:23 Speaker 5: Do you write the lyrics?

27:24 Speaker 1: I do?

27:25 Speaker 3: What?

27:25 Speaker 5: What's what's kind of your Is there a theme to

27:27 Speaker 5: your songs? Is the aar?

27:30 Speaker 1: I have these stories going on in my head, and

27:33 Speaker 1: I think during this one, like I don't. I haven't

27:36 Speaker 1: written like actual stories or anything. It's just kind of

27:39 Speaker 1: things that go on my head. And I guess this

27:42 Speaker 1: whole album I was kind of and I think the

27:45 Speaker 1: first album too. I just kind of imagine like a

27:48 Speaker 1: post apocalyptic world and the coast of the United States

27:53 Speaker 1: is now in Iowa, and I just instead of creating

27:58 Speaker 1: a story, I have snapshots in time, and so I'm

28:02 Speaker 1: just kind of like imagining myself in that place and

28:06 Speaker 1: what I'm seeing at that particular moment or what I'm

28:09 Speaker 1: going through at that particular moment in the story. Okay,

28:12 Speaker 1: and so there's not really it's it's an overall story,

28:18 Speaker 1: not let nothing necessarily like going on like of value

28:23 Speaker 1: in the lyrics at the moment. It's just like me

28:25 Speaker 1: walking down a street where people are like in this song,

28:28 Speaker 1: I'm just seeing like like a weird market that I'm

28:32 Speaker 1: at where people are like just doing their thing, like

28:35 Speaker 1: trying to make a scrape by a living is basically

28:39 Speaker 1: what's happening. Okay, So yeah, they're kind of is kind

28:42 Speaker 1: of a weird approach to lyric writing, but I'm just

28:44 Speaker 1: kind of just whatever's there, you know what I mean.

28:47 Speaker 1: It's just like a snapshot in time is basically the

28:50 Speaker 1: best way to describe it.

28:52 Speaker 5: You ever, you ever write anything like based on a

28:54 Speaker 5: dream that you had, Like you wake up and you go, oh,

28:58 Speaker 5: I got to write something.

28:59 Speaker 1: You know, I've never actually had that happen. I've had

29:02 Speaker 1: some real dreams that I probably should write about, but yeah,

29:07 Speaker 1: most of it's just just a made up world that

29:10 Speaker 1: I'm just kind of like imagining happening or a scenario

29:13 Speaker 1: that could happen.

29:14 Speaker 5: Okay, Okay, yeah, by the way, so I know, I

29:18 Speaker 5: know you can't be specific, but you guys do have

29:20 Speaker 5: some good news coming up that you'll be announcing.

29:23 Speaker 1: We're yeah, we're in the process of working out a

29:25 Speaker 1: distribution deal for for Arrival of the Waves. Okay, yeah,

29:30 Speaker 1: so there'll be some worldwide distribution happening. We're pretty excited about.

29:34 Speaker 1: But we're a few weeks away from being able to

29:37 Speaker 1: finalize that. But yeah, I mean it's essentially a done deal. Yeah,

29:42 Speaker 1: but we just have to kind of work through the

29:45 Speaker 1: little stuff right there. But yeah, we're super excited about it,

29:48 Speaker 1: super excited hopefully, you know, like I really feel like

29:52 Speaker 1: this album needs to see the light of day, and

29:55 Speaker 1: it hasn't quite seen it up, you know what I mean.

29:58 Speaker 1: It hasn't been pushed out there. It's quite as much

30:00 Speaker 1: as I would have liked it to be. So to

30:02 Speaker 1: have a little bit of help is going to be amazing.

30:07 Speaker 1: Hopefully it does well. I mean I've you know, I

30:09 Speaker 1: put a lot of heart and soul, and Jimmy and

30:11 Speaker 1: Malcolm have put everything they've had into it, and I

30:14 Speaker 1: think it shines through and in the recording. So yeah, yeah,

30:17 Speaker 1: to have some people, extra set of ears and hands

30:21 Speaker 1: and everybody to help us, you know, get it out

30:23 Speaker 1: there a little bit more, it's gonna be.

30:25 Speaker 5: Incredible, Absolutely congratulations on that.

30:27 Speaker 1: Thank you do you guys?

30:30 Speaker 5: I mean, I assume, like, what what do you attribute

30:34 Speaker 5: to being able to to do that and to make

30:37 Speaker 5: that kind of a connection and get that kind of help.

30:39 Speaker 5: Is it because you've been so active with shows, just

30:42 Speaker 5: hitting the road a lot and playing.

30:44 Speaker 1: I think there's a lot of that, a lot of

30:47 Speaker 1: a lot of yeah, you know, networking with people you know,

30:52 Speaker 1: and and and I'm telling you there's a ton of

30:54 Speaker 1: bands out there, and a ton of them that are

30:56 Speaker 1: willing to and and us as well, like we'll will

31:00 Speaker 1: help you get on shows, We'll give you advice of

31:02 Speaker 1: what they're doing, what they're doing that's helping them succeed,

31:06 Speaker 1: you know. And we do the same thing for other

31:08 Speaker 1: you know, other bands too. And it's like, you know,

31:11 Speaker 1: they'll be like, you know, who's who you know? Bandabask

31:13 Speaker 1: me like who did you contact for this show or

31:15 Speaker 1: this place or that blah blah blah, And I'll be like,

31:18 Speaker 1: here's everything I got, you know, Like I'm always willing

31:20 Speaker 1: to help and I want to see everybody in the

31:22 Speaker 1: scene succeed. And I feel like a lot of the

31:25 Speaker 1: bands that I've come across, vast majority of them are

31:29 Speaker 1: the same way, like they're like, yeah, here this is

31:32 Speaker 1: you know, call this person or do you know? And

31:35 Speaker 1: I think that's almost one hundred percent. The best way

31:40 Speaker 1: to start to get a following and stuff is networking.

31:46 Speaker 2: It is.

31:46 Speaker 1: It is so helpful. And you know, when you when

31:49 Speaker 1: you're first starting out and you don't know anybody and

31:52 Speaker 1: you don't even know where to start, you know, it

31:54 Speaker 1: seems like you're never going to crack into up. Yeah,

31:57 Speaker 1: really tough. But once we got a recording and we

32:01 Speaker 1: just started kind of shopping it around and then things

32:03 Speaker 1: just kind of start to snowball, you know. And and

32:06 Speaker 1: this year I think like me and Jimmy will put

32:09 Speaker 1: shows together and invite bands to come and play, but

32:12 Speaker 1: this year we put very few together and we've gotten

32:16 Speaker 1: invited to so many. Yeah, and we're just really grateful

32:21 Speaker 1: that that's been happening. Yeah, it's really nice.

32:24 Speaker 8: I mean, other bands even recommend us, you know, like

32:28 Speaker 8: they'll be looking for another band for a show, and

32:30 Speaker 8: other people say, hey, ask Gable Blood and you know,

32:33 Speaker 8: so we're even getting that kind of buzz, which is nice.

32:36 Speaker 7: Yeah, you've sent some people our way, Yes, you send

32:40 Speaker 7: the people are the best recommendations I get are always

32:42 Speaker 7: from other musicians.

32:44 Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, yeah, if a band is you know, I

32:48 Speaker 1: like them, I'm gonna recommend them, and you know, and

32:51 Speaker 1: I'm proud to do it, you know, and i want

32:53 Speaker 1: to hear them on your show.

32:55 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, exactly.

32:57 Speaker 1: Yeah.

32:57 Speaker 5: I feel like, uh, it's with music, it's it's very

33:04 Speaker 5: sort of community oriented in that way. People want to

33:06 Speaker 5: help each other and build those relationships. I kind of

33:09 Speaker 5: in my mind, I contrast it with I listened to

33:11 Speaker 5: some podcasts where there's a lot of talk about stand

33:15 Speaker 5: up comedy and how stand up comedy works and how

33:18 Speaker 5: people succeed in that, and I get the impression that

33:21 Speaker 5: that's very different from music because in stand up comedy,

33:24 Speaker 5: it sounds like it's very very cutthroat and everyone's always

33:28 Speaker 5: trying to keep everybody else down so they can rise up,

33:32 Speaker 5: whereas in music it's not really like that.

33:35 Speaker 1: It kind of was back in the nineties, it kind

33:37 Speaker 1: of was like that.

33:38 Speaker 8: I mean, maybe not cutthroat, but you always felt like

33:42 Speaker 8: there was a competition going on, yeah, and you had

33:46 Speaker 8: to kind of claw your way up. Now, I mean,

33:50 Speaker 8: bands like Adam said, they're so eager to work together

33:53 Speaker 8: and lift each other up, and yeah, it only makes

33:56 Speaker 8: sense because I don't listen to one band right then,

34:01 Speaker 8: you know, and those other people don't listen to just

34:04 Speaker 8: one band, So why can't we all work together to

34:06 Speaker 8: to do it right? Because like when you go to

34:09 Speaker 8: a show and you say this, four bands playing and

34:12 Speaker 8: they all have a little bit different of a sound,

34:14 Speaker 8: you're allowed to like them all.

34:16 Speaker 1: So it makes the entire evening enjoyable when everybody's doing

34:19 Speaker 1: you know, it's it's yeah, yeah, I mean, I'm friends

34:22 Speaker 1: with the band out of Oklahoma. That's just awesome. Can

34:28 Speaker 1: I plug them? Trillion ton Berrillium Ships, absolutely amazing band.

34:34 Speaker 1: They just they just dropped a brand new single called bugs.

34:38 Speaker 5: Let me see if I can say the name after

34:40 Speaker 5: only hearing that's trillion ton Beryllium Ships.

34:46 Speaker 1: Yes, got it? Absolutely amazing ships. Ships s h I P.

34:52 Speaker 1: I'm sorry they're out of Nebraska. I'm I don't want

34:56 Speaker 1: to I get confused in that whole area, but it is.

35:00 Speaker 8: They're out of Lincoln, Nebraska, Okay, And I've never even

35:03 Speaker 8: met them. We just we've developed a relationship over social

35:07 Speaker 8: media and everything, and we just plug each other all

35:10 Speaker 8: the time. We're very supportive all the time, and yeah,

35:13 Speaker 8: I'm I'm in hope that someday we'll play a show

35:15 Speaker 8: with them somehow, some way. Yeah, I'd love to see

35:18 Speaker 8: them go to Maryland Doomfest and meet up there.

35:21 Speaker 2: You know.

35:22 Speaker 8: It just goes to show that the kind of like

35:24 Speaker 8: Adam said, the networking that happens now, I absolutely love it.

35:27 Speaker 5: Yeah. I think the Internet obviously makes sure it's so

35:30 Speaker 5: much huge, you know, because when we grew up there,

35:33 Speaker 5: you know, we didn't have that. So that's I think

35:37 Speaker 5: it's changed. Uh, you know, it makes everything more community

35:40 Speaker 5: oriented because their community really can be global. I also

35:45 Speaker 5: think too, and it's funny this particular thought had never

35:47 Speaker 5: occurred to me until just now, but I think part

35:49 Speaker 5: of why too, Maybe things don't seem quite a Scott throat.

35:51 Speaker 5: I don't know how you guys feel about this, but

35:54 Speaker 5: I've I always hated and I say it past tense

35:58 Speaker 5: because you don't see many of them anymore, thank god.

36:01 Speaker 5: Battle of the Bands events.

36:04 Speaker 1: I'm not a fan.

36:05 Speaker 5: I always hated those. Yeah, and I somebody I think

36:10 Speaker 5: around here or close to her, did do one recently.

36:13 Speaker 1: There was one at the Hillsborough County was there, Yeah.

36:18 Speaker 5: Maybe that's the one I'm thinking of because I remember.

36:20 Speaker 1: There were really good bands that were playing on it, because.

36:22 Speaker 5: I remember hearing about it and thinking, oh god, somebody's

36:25 Speaker 5: actually in twenty twenty four, somebody's actually doing a Battle

36:27 Speaker 5: of the Bands. Yeah, and I always hated those. I mean,

36:30 Speaker 5: first of all, look again, not saying about any specific

36:34 Speaker 5: one that I know about, or you know, not not

36:37 Speaker 5: casting aspersions, but they're usually rigged, oh.

36:41 Speaker 1: Yeah, usually a popularity content. Yeah.

36:45 Speaker 5: Yeah, and I just hate that. Like the whole concept

36:48 Speaker 5: is so it's I.

36:49 Speaker 1: Mean, it's the term Battle of the bands. All the

36:52 Speaker 1: nevers that took part of the Battle of the Bands

36:56 Speaker 1: got together and put that on as a as a showcase. Yeah,

37:00 Speaker 1: I think it would go so much better. Yeah, it

37:02 Speaker 1: wouldn't be competing with each other, propping each other up.

37:04 Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, I just yeah, the whole thing. And then

37:07 Speaker 5: and then you know, and then these bands they have

37:09 Speaker 5: to you know, get people to show up and you know,

37:13 Speaker 5: vote for us, and so the whole thing is awful. Yeah,

37:16 Speaker 5: I'm glad that it's a dying thing. It's just uh,

37:21 Speaker 5: I remember, you know, I don't play anymore, but when

37:23 Speaker 5: I used to play in bands, and i'd play in

37:25 Speaker 5: a band that would get invited to.

37:26 Speaker 1: Do one of these.

37:27 Speaker 5: It's like, oh, I don't even want to bring this

37:29 Speaker 5: to the other guys. It's so it's gross. There was

37:33 Speaker 5: one I I did get involved in. This must have

37:36 Speaker 5: been not not twenty years well maybe jeesus might have

37:40 Speaker 5: been twenty years ago. You guys remember the bomb shelter. Yeah, yeah, yeah, there,

37:45 Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I was, Yes, I was at those shows.

37:51 Speaker 5: There was a there was a bad I I do

37:54 Speaker 5: remember the guy's name. I'm not gonna say it on

37:56 Speaker 5: the air, but there was a guy who was a

38:00 Speaker 5: big promoter in the area. You might even know who

38:02 Speaker 5: I'm thinking about. You did a lot of shows there

38:05 Speaker 5: who was putting on a battle of the bands, and

38:08 Speaker 5: he was managing one of the bands that was in

38:11 Speaker 5: the Battle of the bands, and it became like an

38:14 Speaker 5: open like it ended up spilling out into the open.

38:17 Speaker 5: Everybody knew it was rigged. But this one though, this

38:26 Speaker 5: particular one, because it's spilled out into the open and

38:29 Speaker 5: everybody knew it changed the promoter changed it to just

38:33 Speaker 5: a regular show. It was no longer a battle of

38:35 Speaker 5: the bands. Because he looked and he didn't look great anyway.

38:40 Speaker 5: This particular person I'm thinking of, you know what I

38:42 Speaker 5: mean in terms of reputation, But this whole thing made

38:45 Speaker 5: him look even worse and then he ended up changing it.

38:47 Speaker 1: And he's the thing.

38:49 Speaker 8: There's so many cool bands around here with great people, right.

38:54 Speaker 8: They should never with all the hard work they put

38:57 Speaker 8: into their craft, should never feel defeated.

39:00 Speaker 1: Yeah, or they have to compete for it, or exactly

39:04 Speaker 1: walking away wishing they had won. Like I don't.

39:07 Speaker 8: I think everybody wins. If we're doing what we're doing

39:09 Speaker 8: and we love what we do, we already won. I

39:12 Speaker 8: hate award shows and things like that competition there. It's

39:16 Speaker 8: just like I don't even I don't want your vote

39:19 Speaker 8: if it's you know, like I just want you to

39:21 Speaker 8: listen to the album, come to a show. Yeah, you know,

39:24 Speaker 8: I could care less if I got an award for it.

39:27 Speaker 8: I do it for us, you know, and I do

39:29 Speaker 8: it for the people that like to listen to it,

39:31 Speaker 8: you know, right. Yeah, it just it almost feels like

39:35 Speaker 8: battle the Band type stuff to me, you know what

39:38 Speaker 8: I mean?

39:38 Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly what you mean.

39:40 Speaker 1: You know, get the album. I don't even care if

39:41 Speaker 1: you like, and get it for free. Just listen to it, right, yeah, yeah,

39:45 Speaker 1: and come hang out of the show the show. Those

39:48 Speaker 1: are a lot of fun. We love to hang out

39:50 Speaker 1: with people. Yeah, you know. I would come up and

39:53 Speaker 1: they're like, hey, I was listening to you know, Enemies today,

39:56 Speaker 1: and I'll be like, oh cool, I didn't know anybody

39:58 Speaker 1: who was listening to that, you know, And so it's

40:00 Speaker 1: cool when somebody does say stuff like that, and I

40:02 Speaker 1: love I love hanging out with people that, yeah, you

40:05 Speaker 1: know that are into it, and then we can just

40:06 Speaker 1: talk music and you know, it's fun. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely,

40:10 Speaker 1: we're very approachable people. Yes, Jimmy especially especially probably one

40:14 Speaker 1: of the most approachable people I've ever met.

40:16 Speaker 5: Oh, very good, very good. Well we should play another Uh,

40:20 Speaker 5: let's play another track. What do you guys want to

40:22 Speaker 5: What do you guys?

40:23 Speaker 1: I kind of want to hear trippy edi Okay, there

40:27 Speaker 1: it's it's it's a semi instrumental. It's got some some

40:30 Speaker 1: samples in it. I wrote the song at my house,

40:35 Speaker 1: recorded it on my phone, and it ended up being

40:38 Speaker 1: the recording that ended up on the album. Oh yeah,

40:41 Speaker 1: we didn't professionally record this song.

40:43 Speaker 5: Okay, Well that makes me very curious, sound because I

40:46 Speaker 5: don't think we played this one the last time.

40:49 Speaker 1: So it's just got a trippy vibe obviously, the name

40:51 Speaker 1: Trippy Eddie. Yeah yeah, and it's just got some samples.

40:54 Speaker 5: Okay, all right, let's give this a spin. This is

40:57 Speaker 5: Trippy Eddie by able Blood.

41:13 Speaker 9: Congratulations, you found a home. If Frankly has no literature, literature,

41:27 Speaker 9: nature toting types of purposes, your.

41:52 Speaker 3: You have no future?

41:53 Speaker 1: Can you have?

41:54 Speaker 3: Not?

41:54 Speaker 9: The aside you said? But if you preach.

42:38 Speaker 1: The fun s as for banks.

43:12 Speaker 9: Because death is death, it's the only way out. His

43:15 Speaker 9: way out.

43:18 Speaker 3: That is.

43:21 Speaker 5: That is Trippy Eddie. The band is able Blood.

43:23 Speaker 1: That is cool.

43:24 Speaker 5: What what is that sample from?

43:26 Speaker 1: Uh, it's a Reallyota movie back in the nineties, No Escape.

43:32 Speaker 1: Oh I think it was No Escape as the movie.

43:34 Speaker 1: I'm not a big I don't I'm not anti movie. Yeah,

43:38 Speaker 1: I just don't end up watching a lot of movies. Yeah,

43:41 Speaker 1: Malcolm's the guy that well is the movie guy. Yeah,

43:45 Speaker 1: he knows every word every movie ever written or every made.

43:49 Speaker 1: I know nothing, but I think that's from No Escape.

43:52 Speaker 5: Was that Ray Liota's voice?

43:54 Speaker 1: I don't know it's been altered.

43:56 Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, okay.

43:58 Speaker 1: Yeah, No Escape.

43:58 Speaker 5: I don't remember that one. Us a great actor though

44:00 Speaker 5: he was he.

44:01 Speaker 1: Was, I agree Good Fellas, Oh yeah, I did see

44:05 Speaker 1: that movie.

44:05 Speaker 5: Yes, yeh many times. If you are destroying us, we

44:09 Speaker 5: have Able Blood. Two of the guys from Able Blood

44:12 Speaker 5: here with us, live and studio. Adam and Jimmy are

44:14 Speaker 5: here and now. So what's what's next for you guys?

44:18 Speaker 5: You have I know you're going to be slowing down

44:21 Speaker 5: in the winter, but you yeah, is October is still busy?

44:24 Speaker 1: We're going to be a Terminus the nineteen. Yes, that

44:28 Speaker 1: one show. We're really excited. I think the six bands dead,

44:30 Speaker 1: Harrison's playing and Megans are playing. Ye. I haven't memorized

44:34 Speaker 1: everybody that's going to be there. It's going to be

44:36 Speaker 1: a huge show.

44:36 Speaker 5: Though.

44:37 Speaker 6: Is Horror on that show?

44:39 Speaker 1: I think they, I think, I think, I think so.

44:42 Speaker 5: I think Horror and the Gray Curtain, Yes, okay, Horror.

44:45 Speaker 7: Horror is on there, Questioning Beast is on there the

44:48 Speaker 7: Great Curtain?

44:49 Speaker 5: Yes, yes, because we've got yeah, because actually, so today's

44:53 Speaker 5: show is really about that show. Okay, because we've got

44:56 Speaker 5: because Horror is our our number two guest, and then

44:59 Speaker 5: we have the Occurred in an hour three So yeah, so.

45:02 Speaker 6: Today is all about promoting Terminus Underground.

45:05 Speaker 5: Ye yeah, yeah, so.

45:07 Speaker 1: Yeah we will be there. That one's going to be amazing.

45:10 Speaker 1: But this Tuesday, we're gonna be playing with Telekinetic Yetty

45:13 Speaker 1: over at Jewel and it's bat Bonginatorator.

45:20 Speaker 5: Yeah gotcha. Yeah, I figured the Stoner death Metal really okay, So.

45:30 Speaker 1: We are super excited to play that show because Telekinetic

45:33 Speaker 1: Yety is basically the inspiration for our setup where we

45:37 Speaker 1: don't have a bass player and and we split our

45:39 Speaker 1: signals and everything, so it's going to be like a

45:42 Speaker 1: full circle show for us. We're going to be able to,

45:45 Speaker 1: you know, be like we're not worthy guys, but yeah,

45:47 Speaker 1: we totally rip you off.

45:49 Speaker 8: I mean, Malcolm and I talked to them because they

45:52 Speaker 8: played a Jewel earlier in the year. They opened for

45:54 Speaker 8: weed Eater, which was an absolutely amazing show. But we

45:57 Speaker 8: got to talk to the guys from tele Connectic Yetty

45:59 Speaker 8: and we're like, really wanted to play this show, but

46:02 Speaker 8: we found out late and they're like, well, hopefully we'll

46:04 Speaker 8: do something in the future, and well the future is

46:07 Speaker 8: now because Tuesday Night will be doing it.

46:09 Speaker 1: So to be exciting, very cool, very cool. We've got

46:12 Speaker 1: a show with Vigil and Benthic Realm at Kodo. That's

46:16 Speaker 1: coming in November. I think it's the ninth of November, Okay,

46:19 Speaker 1: that one. We're really looking forward to Vigils like we

46:22 Speaker 1: love videl Those guys are oh my god, guys.

46:25 Speaker 7: You'll be seeing them here soon. Yeah, not entirely yet,

46:30 Speaker 7: but I am in touch and we do have some

46:31 Speaker 7: dates going.

46:32 Speaker 6: Back and forth.

46:33 Speaker 1: I recommend getting on the show. Yeah, those guys are awesome,

46:37 Speaker 1: absolutely awesome guys, awesome musicians. I can't say enough, total awesomeness.

46:41 Speaker 5: Yead Brandon Finnie, the drummer. He's been on the show before,

46:45 Speaker 5: but it was but it was before he played in

46:46 Speaker 5: vigil Actually it's quite a few years ago now, Yeah,

46:49 Speaker 5: that he was on the show. He probably doesn't even remember.

46:52 Speaker 1: But I bet he does.

46:54 Speaker 5: Yeah, he might, he might, he might.

46:56 Speaker 1: Yeah. And then I think at the end of November,

46:59 Speaker 1: we've got King Bastard coming up from Long Island. We're

47:02 Speaker 1: gonna playing in Boston with them, Okay, with ben Thic

47:04 Speaker 1: Realm again too, and Scuzzy Yetti whom. All these bands

47:08 Speaker 1: are amazing.

47:09 Speaker 8: Yeah, that show is gonna be just that's the Saturday

47:12 Speaker 8: right after Thanksgiving, so it's like everybody should be off

47:15 Speaker 8: and everything.

47:16 Speaker 1: Yeah, really big. Yeah, that's gonna be It's gonna be killer.

47:19 Speaker 9: Yeah.

47:20 Speaker 5: Yeah, scuzzy Yetti. I'm familiar with I don't think we've

47:22 Speaker 5: had them on, but I'm familiar.

47:23 Speaker 1: They're from New Hampshire. Yeah, I think they're out of Troy.

47:25 Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, okay, okay.

47:27 Speaker 1: Yeah, really really good album. Their last album is really good.

47:31 Speaker 5: And then in the winter, you're probably going back.

47:33 Speaker 1: And I think we're gonna write songs. Oh yeah, and

47:35 Speaker 1: then yeah, we're probably gonna do the re recording. We're

47:38 Speaker 1: considering that we're we're, you know, seventy percent decided that

47:42 Speaker 1: we're probably gonna record re record keeping pace with the Elephants, Okay,

47:47 Speaker 1: give it a fresher feel, yeah, and then write a

47:51 Speaker 1: bunch of songs, yeah, and then just see where they

47:53 Speaker 1: all go.

47:53 Speaker 5: You guys must have some stuff you play live that

47:56 Speaker 5: you haven't recorded yet. I would assume, right, you have

47:58 Speaker 5: some some newer stuff.

47:59 Speaker 1: That we've really been pushing Arrival of the Waves the

48:02 Speaker 1: last Yeah, we do some riffs that we don't have

48:08 Speaker 1: recorded anywhere. We kind of opened the set with just

48:12 Speaker 1: some random rift that we came up with one day

48:14 Speaker 1: and it just stuck with the set. But we do

48:18 Speaker 1: have songs in the works, and the one that we've

48:21 Speaker 1: nearly completed I cannot wait to get recorded. Really, it's

48:25 Speaker 1: gonna be some of our heaviest stuff that we've done.

48:28 Speaker 1: And actually the song probably has some of the heaviest

48:30 Speaker 1: stuff we've done and some of the mellowist stuff we've

48:32 Speaker 1: done in the same song. Oh really, Yeah, it's pretty good.

48:36 Speaker 5: Oh, very cool, very cool. Well we are the time

48:39 Speaker 5: goes quickly. We are approaching the top of the hour.

48:42 Speaker 5: So where should people know where to go online? Keep

48:45 Speaker 5: up with everything you guys are doing.

48:46 Speaker 1: We're really active on Facebook, ad e l Blood. We

48:52 Speaker 1: we do post most of our stuff there. A little

48:55 Speaker 1: bit on Instagram. I haven't been the best Instagram guy. Yeah,

49:02 Speaker 1: I should get better at it because a lot of

49:03 Speaker 1: people go there, so it would be really helpful. But yeah,

49:07 Speaker 1: and then we've got a Sonic bids ebk that Jimmy

49:12 Speaker 1: maintains very well, and it has all the shows that

49:15 Speaker 1: we have coming up, all the.

49:16 Speaker 8: Shows that we've played in the past, excellent links to

49:19 Speaker 8: the socials, videos, boat pictures, bio. I mean, it's really

49:24 Speaker 8: a complete package. And that's on sonic bids able blood.

49:28 Speaker 5: Okay, outstanding. By the way, so you spelled when you

49:31 Speaker 5: spelled the able ab e l It just made me curious.

49:34 Speaker 1: Anyone ever misspell it likes always fires as abl eye.

49:39 Speaker 1: That's right, verify it or.

49:40 Speaker 8: People can't find us when they search because they look

49:43 Speaker 8: a yell. So I always spell it out to people when.

49:46 Speaker 5: They ask, Yeah, no, that's that's smart. That's smart. Well, guys,

49:49 Speaker 5: thank you.

49:50 Speaker 1: Both so much. Thanks for having us.

49:51 Speaker 5: Its great. Absolutely absolutely, I appreciate you being here. Don't

49:54 Speaker 5: forget these guys are going to be October nineteenth at

49:57 Speaker 5: Terminus and uh, I think we should close because this

50:00 Speaker 5: is my personal favorite. I think we should close with

50:03 Speaker 5: mental note.

50:04 Speaker 3: Do it?

50:04 Speaker 5: Yes, thanks Matt, absolutely so if you're listening live on

50:08 Speaker 5: Saturday morning. So we're going to close the segment with

50:09 Speaker 5: mental Note by able Blood, and then at the top

50:12 Speaker 5: of the hour, we're going to hit the again the

50:14 Speaker 5: world radio premiere of the new track from Chasing the Devil.

50:17 Speaker 5: We did that at the start of the show, and

50:18 Speaker 5: we'll do that again at the top of the hour.

50:20 Speaker 5: It's called Light it Up Really Good. And then we'll

50:22 Speaker 5: have our our number two guest, one of the members

50:25 Speaker 5: from the band Horror, who is also going to be

50:27 Speaker 5: there October nineteenth at Terminus in Nashua. So plenty more

50:31 Speaker 5: to come, and here it is. This is really epic.

50:33 Speaker 5: I love this. This is able Blood. The track is

50:35 Speaker 5: called mental Note.

51:40 Speaker 3: Wait the smoke started to kill. I had a straight past.

52:02 Speaker 3: What to say, Vision's Gone?

52:17 Speaker 4: Made a mental Notes, Getting Bored, got up Builder tracks,

52:44 Speaker 4: Drink or Till.

52:50 Speaker 3: You'll Be Free.

53:35 Speaker 1: In Anything in

53:54 Speaker 3: Sixteen m