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9:18 Speaker 12: That is brand new from Chasing the Devil, the radio

9:20 Speaker 12: premiere of the track Lighted Up. And those guys are

9:23 Speaker 12: on tour right now and the Lifestyles of the Rich

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9:47 Speaker 12: this morning here. This is Matt Connorton unleashed, as we

9:50 Speaker 12: have entered our number two New Marrow dose on this

9:53 Speaker 12: Saturday morning, October five, twenty twenty four. Jenny is here

9:57 Speaker 12: as well, of course, at the news table that accounted

10:00 Speaker 12: for and joining us alive in studio, we have Dan

10:04 Speaker 12: from the band Horror.

10:05 Speaker 6: Hello sir, Hey, it's great to be here, Matt.

10:07 Speaker 12: Thank you, Yeah, welcome to the program. Looking forward to

10:09 Speaker 12: playing some of your tunes today and getting to know

10:12 Speaker 12: you a little bit part of why you're here. So

10:15 Speaker 12: today it's kind of a kind of a theme today

10:18 Speaker 12: we're talking to people who are going to be on

10:20 Speaker 12: this big show coming up October nineteenth at Terminus our

10:24 Speaker 12: friends at Terminus in Nashua, New Hampshire. You guys are

10:28 Speaker 12: going to be playing there along with we just had

10:30 Speaker 12: Able Blood here. They're on that show as well. We've

10:33 Speaker 12: got The Gray Curtain coming up in the third hour,

10:35 Speaker 12: also Questing Beasts on that show and the Megans Dead

10:42 Speaker 12: Harrison of course, and that's going to be coming up

10:44 Speaker 12: October nineteenth. So it's wonderful to have you here. Tell

10:49 Speaker 12: Us about tell Us about the band, tell Us about Horror.

10:52 Speaker 6: So me and my buddy Steve, we started it years ago.

10:56 Speaker 6: It was just a little project we were doing in

10:58 Speaker 6: high school, and as it turned out, people wanted to join.

11:02 Speaker 6: My buddy George started playing the bass for us, and

11:04 Speaker 6: then afterwards his brother Johnny, and we had a couple

11:08 Speaker 6: incarnations of lineups throughout the years, but we finally here

11:12 Speaker 6: settled on our main one now where we're gonna be

11:15 Speaker 6: going out playing shows. And this is actually our record

11:18 Speaker 6: release show at Terminus.

11:19 Speaker 12: Oh congratulations, thank you.

11:21 Speaker 6: Yeah, it's we've been working hard for years to actually

11:23 Speaker 6: get there. But yeah, yeah, it's it's gonna be an

11:28 Speaker 6: awesome night. Super excited about it.

11:30 Speaker 12: Yeah. So it's a full album.

11:34 Speaker 6: Yeah, oh yeah, full album?

11:35 Speaker 12: Okay? And where did you record?

11:37 Speaker 6: Well, we recorded uh Blackheart Sound with Eric.

11:41 Speaker 12: Okay, Eric Sotter, Yeah, sir, Yeah, we always say we

11:44 Speaker 12: had him on the show a few months ago, and

11:47 Speaker 12: you know his his name. It was great to have

11:49 Speaker 12: him on because his name comes up on the show

11:51 Speaker 12: a lot. Actually, Abel Blood, who was here in the

11:55 Speaker 12: first hour their album. I think Eric ma they didn't

11:58 Speaker 12: record there with him, but he Eric mastered the album,

12:01 Speaker 12: I believe.

12:01 Speaker 6: Okay.

12:02 Speaker 12: Yeah, but yeah, so, uh, and what went into the

12:05 Speaker 12: decision to do a full album? Because obviously you have options,

12:08 Speaker 12: you know, you can you can do an album, you

12:10 Speaker 12: can do an EP, you can just release singles. Why

12:12 Speaker 12: did you guys decide to do a full album?

12:13 Speaker 6: Well, we had so much material at this point, we

12:16 Speaker 6: were like, you know what, screw we might as well

12:18 Speaker 6: just do the whole thing and then drop it. You know,

12:21 Speaker 6: we collaborated with this artist Mexicine t Cardi from he

12:25 Speaker 6: makes insane artwork. Okay, our album cover is actually made

12:29 Speaker 6: in his blood. Crazy stuff really yeah yeah, like he

12:35 Speaker 6: put his blood in the ink. I think so. I

12:39 Speaker 6: have no idea, but I know he made it with

12:41 Speaker 6: his blood, which wow, we thought was absolutely crazy.

12:44 Speaker 12: Well, let's play a track, and I think we're gonna

12:46 Speaker 12: move you to a different microphone. For those of you

12:49 Speaker 12: watching on video, that one needs some levitre or something.

12:53 Speaker 12: But here, let's let's play a song. I'm gonna plays.

13:00 Speaker 12: Let's play Oh, let's play Exorcists. I really like this one,

13:04 Speaker 12: and then we'll come back and talk about it. If

13:06 Speaker 12: you're just joining us, we have Dan from the band

13:09 Speaker 12: Horror here with us live in studio, A.

14:08 Speaker 13: Lots offense all by all, all of us too, I said, up, sir,

14:16 Speaker 13: good all el SPLs go real bows.

14:20 Speaker 11: And a night that night, my show, My tap side night,

14:25 Speaker 11: XI fives bloss.

14:28 Speaker 9: Sip seven.

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14:36 Speaker 9: L there incited Graveside so to out going slap Ray.

14:48 Speaker 11: Out say it out not sens a tape and sit sun,

14:53 Speaker 11: says Ray out sigur.

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15:29 Speaker 13: The dolls guitars in the gloge d be a prison

15:34 Speaker 13: gold jurkling down the ards the other or the work doll.

15:42 Speaker 9: Ries.

15:43 Speaker 11: I think I can, I sir shout, subjected by Sir

15:47 Speaker 11: dagger at don show this body by chasing its brain

15:52 Speaker 11: wor call that's all we all call the gods jump jim.

15:58 Speaker 9: Lights a lot of insight of the world. Unside soul,

16:06 Speaker 9: go out to out. I'm going, sir, lay out.

16:10 Speaker 11: And say that the house boast like a tight Let

16:14 Speaker 11: me side sick, some says, lay out and say it

16:18 Speaker 11: a houl boast.

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16:22 Speaker 14: I says, that'll get the blood pumping.

17:23 Speaker 12: That is Exorcist and the band is Horror and we

17:27 Speaker 12: have Dan from Horror here in studio with us. All right,

17:30 Speaker 12: let's see, let's see how this mic is working. How

17:32 Speaker 12: are you doing, Dan? I can't hear you and I

17:35 Speaker 12: don't know why, but uh, let's see go ahead and talk.

17:41 Speaker 12: You are not there, Uh, you're you're on a You're

17:45 Speaker 12: on one of these channels.

17:46 Speaker 6: All right, Oh hello, I found you awesome there? All right?

17:52 Speaker 12: Yeah, if you're just joining us. We had to switch

17:54 Speaker 12: down to a different mic, but these things happen. But no,

17:58 Speaker 12: that that mic never fails us. Jenny doesn't like it

18:01 Speaker 12: when I say that, because you thinks I'm gonna Jank said,

18:03 Speaker 12: yes you are. But so far, so far, that mike

18:07 Speaker 12: has been phenomenal. So yeah, I love that. I love

18:12 Speaker 12: the time changes, especially the breakdown at the end. Oh,

18:16 Speaker 12: the groove on that is just truly remarkable. And so

18:20 Speaker 12: now you were saying off air while that was playing,

18:22 Speaker 12: So that's just you and Steve? Is that the drummer?

18:25 Speaker 6: Yeah, so you, me and my drummer. We went into

18:27 Speaker 6: Eric's studio. We recorded the whole thing. Steve got the

18:30 Speaker 6: drums down, I did the bass, the guitars, the vocals,

18:33 Speaker 6: and Eric killed it with the production and the master

18:35 Speaker 6: or the mixing. It was absolutely killer. Yeah, but is

18:40 Speaker 6: that how you did the full album or yeah, it is, Okay,

18:42 Speaker 6: it's the entire album.

18:42 Speaker 12: So the whole thing is just the two of you. Yeah,

18:44 Speaker 12: oh wow, wow, very cool? Is that a lot of

18:48 Speaker 12: Is that a lot of pressure? Is that, you know,

18:50 Speaker 12: because you're doing I mean, aside from the drums, you're

18:52 Speaker 12: doing everything else. I mean, that's a lot. That's a

18:54 Speaker 12: lot for one guy.

18:55 Speaker 6: Well, it's not particularly a lot of pressure. We had

18:57 Speaker 6: a bunch of material for a while now, right, and

19:00 Speaker 6: so we had a lot of time to practice it.

19:02 Speaker 6: So everything that we did was I went into the studio,

19:04 Speaker 6: knew exactly what I needed to do for each part. Yeah,

19:06 Speaker 6: banged it out.

19:08 Speaker 12: So in some ways it's easier, right, because you're not

19:11 Speaker 12: dealing with you know, I've played in a lot of bands,

19:13 Speaker 12: but never anything like what you're doing in terms of

19:16 Speaker 12: just you know, two guys going in and doing everything.

19:18 Speaker 12: So not having to deal with multiple schedules and all

19:23 Speaker 12: of that. I mean, I can see where in that

19:24 Speaker 12: sense it's probably a lot easier.

19:26 Speaker 6: Actually, yeah, that and you can make it sound exactly

19:29 Speaker 6: how you wanted to.

19:30 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that's great. Now, where does the

19:35 Speaker 12: song Exorcist?

19:37 Speaker 8: Is that?

19:38 Speaker 12: Or were you inspired by the film or the book.

19:40 Speaker 6: Or oh absolutely the film. Yeah, I've seen that film

19:44 Speaker 6: like one hundred thousand times as a kid, you know,

19:46 Speaker 6: Oh god, yes, yeah, And well, I mean my band

19:49 Speaker 6: is based around telling horror stories, the horrors of life.

19:52 Speaker 6: Our next album is going to be about a little

19:55 Speaker 6: bit more of a realistic approach. But this album is about,

19:57 Speaker 6: you know, the fantasy side of horror.

20:00 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, you know a funny thing about The Exorcists.

20:02 Speaker 12: For me, I think it's an incredible film. But I

20:06 Speaker 12: have a list, actually it's a short list, but I

20:09 Speaker 12: have a list of films that I think are just

20:11 Speaker 12: some of the most just incredible theatrical accomplishments of all

20:16 Speaker 12: time that I never want to see again, you know

20:18 Speaker 12: what I mean? And that's how I feel about The Exorcist.

20:20 Speaker 12: I think it's an amazing film, fantastic. I've seen it

20:23 Speaker 12: once and I never want to see it again. Trying

20:29 Speaker 12: to think, what is it? Requiem for a Dream?

20:31 Speaker 4: Is that?

20:31 Speaker 6: Oh god?

20:33 Speaker 12: The film? Yeah, that's that's another one that's on my list.

20:35 Speaker 6: I saw that one once, so yeah, great film.

20:39 Speaker 12: I would recommend it to anybody. I'm never watching it again.

20:46 Speaker 12: Who writes the songs? Do you write everything? Or does

20:48 Speaker 12: Steve help you with that?

20:50 Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, Steve does the drums. He'll give me ideas

20:53 Speaker 6: for guitars and solos and whatnot, and and I'll write

20:57 Speaker 6: my parts. But now that we have we two new members.

21:01 Speaker 6: We got our basis Will about a little over a

21:04 Speaker 6: year ago, and dude's been killing it. One of the

21:07 Speaker 6: greatest basses I've ever met in my entire life. You

21:09 Speaker 6: get an awesome guy, awesome musician, and we had just

21:13 Speaker 6: recently within the past like two months, got a new

21:17 Speaker 6: guitar samed Cody Parsons. He also plays with a band

21:19 Speaker 6: called Martial Law. Awesome group, awesome bunch of guys. I've

21:23 Speaker 6: known them for a long long time. Yeah, but now

21:26 Speaker 6: that we're all writing together, it sounds totally different, but

21:30 Speaker 6: in the same vein it's really really cool.

21:32 Speaker 12: Yeah, Now, why did you bring in these other guys

21:35 Speaker 12: initially for live shows?

21:37 Speaker 6: Initially? Yeah, and I wanted to see like how it

21:39 Speaker 6: would go writing with them and everything, And I love it.

21:43 Speaker 6: It's really cool to be able to write with like

21:45 Speaker 6: a group of people, you know, because writing with Steve's awesome,

21:48 Speaker 6: but getting more input, different perspectives, different musical backgrounds from people,

21:53 Speaker 6: it's absolutely killer.

21:55 Speaker 12: It's good that you're able to do that and embrace it,

21:57 Speaker 12: because not everyone can. You know, some people are kind

22:00 Speaker 12: of not necessarily selfish, but but you know, some people

22:03 Speaker 12: can't just or it's hard for them to really kind

22:06 Speaker 12: of open that up, right, So it's great that you're able.

22:10 Speaker 2: To do that.

22:13 Speaker 12: Did before these other guys joined the band, when like,

22:17 Speaker 12: did you ever do any live shows just you and Steve?

22:19 Speaker 12: Did you ever try to hole that off or with Yeah,

22:22 Speaker 12: I don't know how you would even do it, but

22:24 Speaker 12: maybe with backing tracks or something.

22:26 Speaker 6: Yeah. We I mean at that point we didn't have

22:29 Speaker 6: the money I mean for like an amplifier at that point,

22:31 Speaker 6: you know, so shows were super far out of our heads.

22:36 Speaker 6: Once we did get our bassist, Johnny years ago, we

22:39 Speaker 6: played a couple of shows. It's usually down like way

22:43 Speaker 6: southern mass Okay, we only played a couple, but yeah,

22:46 Speaker 6: with this new incarnation of Horror. We played one show

22:50 Speaker 6: with a guitarist we're working with for a little bit

22:52 Speaker 6: named Brandon, and I forget where it was exactly, but

22:57 Speaker 6: it went really well. It was an awesome show. We

22:59 Speaker 6: met the band Saint Crowley. They they were awesome guys,

23:02 Speaker 6: and uh, is it a really fun time? Yeah?

23:05 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah. When these when new people come into the band,

23:10 Speaker 12: I mean I imagine it takes a little bit of

23:11 Speaker 12: time for them to learn everything. I mean, it's you know,

23:14 Speaker 12: it's fairly sophisticate and also too you know, with what

23:17 Speaker 12: you're doing and that song Exorcist is a great example.

23:20 Speaker 12: I mean, you've really got to have your chops because

23:21 Speaker 12: it's time changes and oh sure, you know, just really

23:25 Speaker 12: uh you know, it's it's complex, it's not it's not

23:29 Speaker 12: three chord verse chorus, verus chorus roll.

23:32 Speaker 5: You know.

23:33 Speaker 12: Yeah, so i'd imagine, you know, they've they've really gotta

23:36 Speaker 12: spend some time.

23:37 Speaker 6: It's funny. It's funny you say that because with the

23:40 Speaker 6: musicians that I have now, it almost took them no

23:42 Speaker 6: time at all.

23:43 Speaker 12: That's awesome.

23:43 Speaker 6: They sat down, they learned it. It was I was

23:46 Speaker 6: blown away. Yeah, Will learned it really fast. Cody. I mean,

23:50 Speaker 6: he's recording bands, he has his own studio, he's doing

23:53 Speaker 6: all this stuff, and he's still banged out the entire

23:56 Speaker 6: album a month. It was an absolutely killer.

23:58 Speaker 12: Oh that's great. Yeah, that's great. Are all the songs? Uh, well,

24:04 Speaker 12: let me ask it this way. Is there a theme

24:05 Speaker 12: to the album? I mean, I mean, you know, you

24:07 Speaker 12: talked about, you know, what what the subject matter is

24:10 Speaker 12: is that is that Is there a story to the

24:12 Speaker 12: album or are they all just kind of about, like

24:15 Speaker 12: like what you described earlier.

24:16 Speaker 6: Some songs are just kind of about horror in general,

24:19 Speaker 6: you know, Black Widow. We have about Countess Bathory, Exorcist,

24:23 Speaker 6: about the Exorcist, you know, yea. Then we have songs

24:26 Speaker 6: like Darkness and Agony, which are about depression and really

24:31 Speaker 6: that dark place, you know, that really dark mental place

24:34 Speaker 6: that you get, especially when you feel hopeless, be like

24:38 Speaker 6: everything's falling apart for you. Yeah, and I wanted to

24:41 Speaker 6: take that and put it into music as well as

24:43 Speaker 6: I could. Yeah, so the horrors of life?

24:46 Speaker 12: Is that something that you deal with?

24:47 Speaker 6: Oh? Absolutely, yeah, you have depression. Mental health issues I

24:52 Speaker 6: think are very very much looked over, underfunded. It's awful.

24:57 Speaker 4: You know.

24:58 Speaker 12: That's something that we discussed a lot on the show,

25:00 Speaker 12: and we have actually for years because so I'm pretty

25:03 Speaker 12: open about it now. I haven't always been. But I

25:05 Speaker 12: also struggle with depression and uh, you know we who

25:10 Speaker 12: was it? We had somebody on the show. Who do

25:13 Speaker 12: we have on the show last week we were talking

25:15 Speaker 12: about the same thing music could be? Oh no, it

25:18 Speaker 12: was I'm sorry, it was ever Felt. Oh I don't

25:22 Speaker 12: know if you know this band ever Felt there from Illinois.

25:24 Speaker 12: They skyped in, but they they they write a lot

25:28 Speaker 12: about that kind of thing too, and you know, but

25:30 Speaker 12: it's but it's it's also their music is is kind

25:34 Speaker 12: of dark, but it's they have more of a psychedelic

25:37 Speaker 12: metal thing going. But we were talking about with Adam Seglich,

25:41 Speaker 12: the singer, about how, you know, he likes the music

25:44 Speaker 12: to be really dark even though the lyrics are actually

25:47 Speaker 12: quite hopeful because his his approach is, you know, you're

25:50 Speaker 12: in this dark tunnel. I want to meet you there.

25:52 Speaker 12: I want to meet you where you are to bring

25:54 Speaker 12: you this message of hope. And he described it as

25:57 Speaker 12: a tunnel and I was like, yeah, I can relate

25:59 Speaker 12: to that. I can relate to all of that.

26:01 Speaker 6: That's a lot happier than the way I went.

26:04 Speaker 4: No.

26:04 Speaker 12: But like, but you're right though, I mean, these things

26:06 Speaker 12: are not addressed enough, and you know there's a lot

26:10 Speaker 12: of stigma around all of that. So and and another

26:14 Speaker 12: thing we talked about a lot on the show is

26:16 Speaker 12: when you can take these terrible things and and create

26:19 Speaker 12: something with them. So you're taking something negative, but you're

26:23 Speaker 12: creating something positive with it, right, you know, And that's

26:26 Speaker 12: to me, that's the best therapy, right, you know, absolutely,

26:29 Speaker 12: if you can use these things that drag us down,

26:32 Speaker 12: or traumatic events or whatever it is, but then create

26:35 Speaker 12: with that. Yes, that's the best, the best way to

26:39 Speaker 12: deal with it.

26:40 Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly. You know, I want to touch upon some

26:42 Speaker 6: more themes in this upcoming album to uh, it's very

26:46 Speaker 6: much so along those lines, like I said, string less

26:49 Speaker 6: away from the like you know, vampireschools, goblins type stuff,

26:53 Speaker 6: more into the like what people deal with and what's

26:56 Speaker 6: going on, and not not in so much of a

26:58 Speaker 6: political sense, but more just yeah, in everyday life type

27:01 Speaker 6: of thing, you know.

27:01 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, well we should play another track from

27:05 Speaker 12: the album. Do you have a Is there one that

27:08 Speaker 12: you're pushing as kind of a single.

27:11 Speaker 6: Well, our first single was Necromancer. I think the next,

27:16 Speaker 6: I mean, the best one to play. I'd say, let's

27:19 Speaker 6: hear black Widow.

27:20 Speaker 12: Black Widow, Okay, any kind of a story behind this one?

27:23 Speaker 6: Well, this one's this one's one about Countess Bathory. Huge

27:26 Speaker 6: inspirations from bands like Venom, bands like Macabre and I

27:32 Speaker 6: absolutely love this song. It's one of our heavier ones

27:34 Speaker 6: on the album for sure.

27:35 Speaker 12: Okay, all right, cool, all right, get ready it's gonna

27:38 Speaker 12: get even heavier. This is a black Widow. The band

27:41 Speaker 12: is horror.

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28:19 Speaker 9: Some don't ball help my job? I was, I was

28:45 Speaker 9: warned a doctor. I said, why that job all three

28:48 Speaker 9: times a praise.

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29:19 Speaker 9: She her I fasi night dom, caffa lay life, lay

29:26 Speaker 9: all shopping. I drop back story by out. I'll try

29:29 Speaker 9: to drop back out a love an hour far off glade.

29:32 Speaker 9: I left from my head. But my everybody, I ask

29:35 Speaker 9: you all base I said as I said, hardy I

29:39 Speaker 9: supper got to some brok uh the song story.

29:50 Speaker 13: Statically pretty sick night.

30:43 Speaker 9: Saying out my job off the blown, I started a blotter.

30:46 Speaker 9: I sided, I shot off the tips off l as

30:50 Speaker 9: too lazy, and.

30:51 Speaker 15: There was a lot of joy. Defy light.

31:26 Speaker 9: Got ask my mouth fire off.

31:33 Speaker 10: This dove.

31:36 Speaker 9: Defa lift, ask my house a foul fio.

31:52 Speaker 12: That is Black Widow. The band is Horror, and we

31:55 Speaker 12: have Dan from the band Horror here with us a

31:57 Speaker 12: live in studio on the Saturday morning. They're gonna be

32:00 Speaker 12: playing a big show coming up October nineteenth at Terminus

32:04 Speaker 12: in Nashua, New Hampshire, which is an amazing venue. You've

32:07 Speaker 12: you've been there already, right Dan, Oh yeah, yeah. I

32:11 Speaker 12: tell everybody when you walk in the first time. It's

32:13 Speaker 12: like walking into another world it is. Yeah.

32:16 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, the place is awesome. Yeah, and I practiced

32:18 Speaker 6: there as well with my band. Oh yeah, so it's

32:21 Speaker 6: a pretty easy, uh, pretty easy commute.

32:24 Speaker 1: Yeah.

32:24 Speaker 5: Yeah.

32:27 Speaker 12: Able Blood are our first guest that we had on

32:30 Speaker 12: in an Hour one. They also practiced there. Yeah. No,

32:34 Speaker 12: it's it's a great it's a great location.

32:38 Speaker 6: I love that.

32:40 Speaker 12: Part of what I really like about your sound is,

32:42 Speaker 12: you know, you can do the It's fast, it's heavy,

32:46 Speaker 12: but but it's also very melodic. Yeah, you know, you

32:49 Speaker 12: can really kind of find the groove in it, because

32:52 Speaker 12: a lot of bands that operate in this particular genre

32:56 Speaker 12: really aren't that melodic, you know what I mean? Right, Yeah,

33:00 Speaker 12: So I think that's really cool, and I assume that's

33:03 Speaker 12: important to you.

33:04 Speaker 4: It is.

33:04 Speaker 6: It's quite important. We want to be able to have

33:06 Speaker 6: our songs be as heavy as possible but also have

33:09 Speaker 6: that nice melody with it. Yeah, something to be able

33:12 Speaker 6: to pleasantly listen to, right without it just being like grindcore.

33:15 Speaker 12: Yeah, you've got some fast fingers too. How old were

33:21 Speaker 12: you when you started playing guitar?

33:23 Speaker 6: I was twelve. Yeah, I'm twenty seven now.

33:25 Speaker 12: So you started pretty young. Yeah. Yeah. Was it always

33:28 Speaker 12: your goal to be able to play like that, to

33:30 Speaker 12: be able to to play really fast?

33:33 Speaker 6: Yes? Ever, since I saw or heard Buckethead on Guitar

33:37 Speaker 6: hero Too, I knew that he would be my favorite.

33:40 Speaker 6: And then I found out about the likes of Paul

33:42 Speaker 6: Gilbert Ingay Mountstein and it just blew up from there. Yeah,

33:47 Speaker 6: looked back.

33:47 Speaker 12: Yeah.

33:49 Speaker 6: Was that your first instrument guitar? Yeah?

33:52 Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, and then from there you also learned bass obviously.

33:55 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I taught myself bass. I'm not a very

33:58 Speaker 6: good bassist, but I can play a little bit. Yeah. Yeah.

34:01 Speaker 6: My very first guitar actually won from a Lego sweepstakes. Man.

34:05 Speaker 6: Really yeah, it was a bionical sweepstakes with the all

34:08 Speaker 6: American rejects. I think I was like god, I must

34:11 Speaker 6: have been like eight nine, and I just so happened

34:14 Speaker 6: to win it. It was this junkie Chinese guitar with

34:17 Speaker 6: a Lego sticker slapped on it. No kidding, yep. Then wow, Yeah,

34:22 Speaker 6: Steve sat down with the guitar one day, the cable

34:26 Speaker 6: was poking out, crushed it into the guitar. I had

34:28 Speaker 6: to throw it away.

34:31 Speaker 12: That's funny. Wow, Now I'm really curious about your vocals

34:36 Speaker 12: because I can't imagine what it must be like to

34:40 Speaker 12: sing that way. Are you able to, like, do you

34:44 Speaker 12: ever get a sore throat? Or did you learn how

34:46 Speaker 12: to do it? Because from what everyone tells me, if

34:49 Speaker 12: you learn how to do it correctly, you won't have

34:51 Speaker 12: any problem. The only problem is not everyone learns how

34:54 Speaker 12: to do it correctly, right.

34:56 Speaker 6: See, I never learned how to really do it. I

34:58 Speaker 6: just started doing it until it was comfortable. It used

35:01 Speaker 6: to hurt. Yeah, like years ago. Oh god, my throat

35:04 Speaker 6: would be killing me after now, if I'm not dehydrated,

35:08 Speaker 6: it's fine. Okay, make sure you're hydrated, everybody, Yeah, gotta

35:12 Speaker 6: you can really mess up your throat, But not when

35:15 Speaker 6: I'm doing anything like that, it's it just comes out

35:17 Speaker 6: really clean. It doesn't hurt at all.

35:19 Speaker 12: Yeah, that's good. What about when you're playing live, do

35:22 Speaker 12: you ever run into a problem where you know, because

35:24 Speaker 12: you mentioned hydration and obviously if you're playing in a

35:27 Speaker 12: hot room, you know that that might be an issue.

35:29 Speaker 12: Does that ever? Uh?

35:30 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's happened to me before I was playing

35:33 Speaker 6: with this, a brutal death metal band called Infected God.

35:35 Speaker 6: For a while okay, And there was this one time.

35:38 Speaker 6: It was it was at a it was at a

35:40 Speaker 6: marijuana farm, right, And I remember getting up on stage

35:44 Speaker 6: and my throat was so dry that I was talking

35:47 Speaker 6: like this, and I get up and I was just

35:49 Speaker 6: barking into the microphone. I couldn't do anything. I was like, Oh,

35:52 Speaker 6: I know this sounds terrible, but we gotta do it.

35:55 Speaker 12: Yeah. Oh wow, do your fingers get tired? Plan like that?

36:01 Speaker 6: Oh god, no, No, that's good.

36:05 Speaker 12: That's good.

36:05 Speaker 10: Yeah.

36:06 Speaker 12: I can't imagine what it must be like to play

36:08 Speaker 12: that way. Yeah. None of the bands that I've ever

36:10 Speaker 12: played in really, you know, nothing really super fast. So

36:14 Speaker 12: to me, it's very impressive.

36:15 Speaker 6: Well, I appreciate that. I'll spend sometimes eight to ten

36:19 Speaker 6: hours a day, especially at studio days, just playing essentially NonStop.

36:23 Speaker 12: Yeah.

36:24 Speaker 6: Yeah, it takes a lot.

36:26 Speaker 12: How many do you guys have more songs that? Obviously

36:30 Speaker 12: you know? I assume you're, as you mentioned earlier, you've

36:32 Speaker 12: got new material planned for the next album and you're

36:35 Speaker 12: writing together. Do you play anything live now that you

36:38 Speaker 12: haven't already put on this album?

36:40 Speaker 6: We're planning to. Okay, we got to make sure it

36:43 Speaker 6: sounds pretty good first, Yeah, and then we're gonna be

36:46 Speaker 6: playing it live as we can. Yeah, so I'm only

36:49 Speaker 6: really runs about thirty two minutes long, I believe. Okay,

36:53 Speaker 6: so typically if we're getting like a forty five minute set,

36:55 Speaker 6: we'll be able to play a bunch of songs. Yeah,

36:57 Speaker 6: but that's the idea for now.

36:58 Speaker 12: Okay, Okay, Well let's let's play another one. So I'm

37:02 Speaker 12: curious about this song, Compelled to Kill.

37:05 Speaker 6: It's compelled to Kill. That one was about Diary of

37:09 Speaker 6: a Serial Killer, which is an insane movie if you've

37:13 Speaker 6: never seen it or sorry, Henry Portrait of a serial Killer.

37:16 Speaker 6: There we go. Amazing movie, absolutely incredible. It follows the

37:21 Speaker 6: whole movie is through his eyes, you know, as opposed

37:25 Speaker 6: to like, you know, the the people running away, you know,

37:28 Speaker 6: the the victims of the movie. It's him. The whole

37:31 Speaker 6: movie's him, and it's twisted. Ye awesome stuff. And the

37:34 Speaker 6: music was heavily heavily inspired by bands like Children About

37:37 Speaker 6: Them and of course macab I love them, they do everything,

37:42 Speaker 6: you know. Yeah, but the Children About Him was I

37:46 Speaker 6: was in a huge kick with them for a while

37:47 Speaker 6: and man it Alexi Leo opened my opened my eyes,

37:52 Speaker 6: brought my perspectives to a lot of different stuff. Really

37:55 Speaker 6: in what way, oh the way he does melodies, there's

37:58 Speaker 6: especially like if songs like mask of Sanity and then

38:02 Speaker 6: if you want Peace, Prepare for War. The guitar work

38:04 Speaker 6: and these songs are unparallel. They're amazing, and I wanted

38:08 Speaker 6: to try to emulate something like that, and I'm no

38:12 Speaker 6: Alexi Leo, so it came out different. But yeah, but yeah,

38:17 Speaker 6: this is a song I'm actually really proud of, one

38:19 Speaker 6: of my favorite solos I've ever written.

38:20 Speaker 12: Oh, okay, okay, Oh, very curious here of this said,

38:23 Speaker 12: All right, let's give this a spin. If you are

38:24 Speaker 12: just joining us. We have Dan from the band Horror

38:27 Speaker 12: here with us live in studio, and this is called

38:30 Speaker 12: Compelled to Kill.

39:03 Speaker 9: Eel. It's hid it alive, its hell in my mind,

39:08 Speaker 9: hurts in my eyes getting it alive. Gave it to my.

39:13 Speaker 13: Shop shouting the gel w s you strike to uh?

39:27 Speaker 13: Why brother shouting the general, why you wanna tell me?

39:37 Speaker 9: Sunny night down its light? Sid what I'm.

39:49 Speaker 15: Telling the dint.

39:55 Speaker 9: Side heels hide a hide, the someone loves to hide

40:55 Speaker 9: and eyes he even alive, giving you my im.

41:03 Speaker 13: I got got shot to get.

41:08 Speaker 10: Well.

41:09 Speaker 13: So you try to do out.

41:15 Speaker 9: I'm gonna shot to get.

41:19 Speaker 7: Why you wanna tell it.

41:23 Speaker 9: In side something about stay.

41:27 Speaker 15: Bad sens, want your day out?

41:35 Speaker 5: Tell you do.

41:39 Speaker 15: As something was going to side.

42:28 Speaker 12: I like that dramatic ending. That's cool. That is compelled

42:32 Speaker 12: to kill. And the band is Horror. We have Dan

42:35 Speaker 12: from the band Horror here with us live in studio.

42:39 Speaker 12: By the way, some chat room activity. Our friend spelfy

42:42 Speaker 12: Ham is in there of course from Terminus and says,

42:45 Speaker 12: Hi Dan, Hi Matt Hi. Jen bf Raid says this

42:49 Speaker 12: song is awesome. Andre Dumont, of course from Dad Harrison says,

42:53 Speaker 12: waking up to some horror. This show hits right in

42:57 Speaker 12: the morning spot. Thank you very much, Thank you very much.

43:02 Speaker 12: Let's see hello to easy beat society.

43:07 Speaker 5: Uh.

43:08 Speaker 12: Spelfie made a comment about what we were talking earlier

43:10 Speaker 12: about mental health. She said, facts too much stigma around

43:14 Speaker 12: talking about mental health. Absolutely, absolutely, although not.

43:17 Speaker 6: As much as there used to be, which is uh absolutely,

43:20 Speaker 6: which is great.

43:21 Speaker 12: It is getting better, it is getting better. Let's see.

43:25 Speaker 12: Eleanor is in the chat room says I want these

43:28 Speaker 12: horror vocals inside my body. That's an interesting way of

43:34 Speaker 12: phrasing that she wants to be able to sing that way,

43:38 Speaker 12: I guess.

43:40 Speaker 6: Let's go with that. Yeah, I got to.

43:43 Speaker 12: I got to see Eleanor on Tuesday. I went there

43:45 Speaker 12: to meet with her and about some things, and yeah,

43:49 Speaker 12: lots of good things going on, lots of positive things.

43:51 Speaker 12: Very excited, very excited. Oh Spelfie says yeay, the whole

43:57 Speaker 12: Terminus crew in the chat, and Andre said, oh, those

44:00 Speaker 12: vocals will be coursing through everybody molecule at Terminus.

44:05 Speaker 6: Yeah, they will. I saw your pa man. That thing

44:07 Speaker 6: looks crazy.

44:08 Speaker 12: Yeah, absolutely absolutely, Jenny, you wanted to You're gonna tell us.

44:14 Speaker 16: More about that show and all the bands you're hearing today.

44:17 Speaker 16: You can see the live at Terminus Underground on Saturday,

44:20 Speaker 16: October nineteenth. Terminus is located at one thirty four Haines

44:23 Speaker 16: Street in Nashua. Doors will open at five pm twenty

44:26 Speaker 16: one plus byop. Entry is twenty dollars and includes the

44:30 Speaker 16: Haunted House and the show. So check out all the

44:32 Speaker 16: bands from today live at Terminus Underground on October nineteenth.

44:36 Speaker 12: Very good, very good. And if you are listening live

44:39 Speaker 12: on Saturday, of course, coming up in the third hour,

44:41 Speaker 12: we have the Gray Curtain, a couple members joining us.

44:44 Speaker 12: I think and really what they are fascinating, what a

44:48 Speaker 12: unique sound, they ask, will be really looking forward to that.

44:52 Speaker 12: Dan tell us about your live show. I mean, do

44:55 Speaker 12: you do you have any effects or anything or do

44:57 Speaker 12: you guys just play.

44:58 Speaker 6: Or I mean typically we just play. We don't really

45:01 Speaker 6: have like a gimmick or anything like that. It's always

45:04 Speaker 6: cool when the venue has like some stuff up, like

45:06 Speaker 6: Terminus is just loaded with crazy stuff like skeletons, spider web, yeasters, mayhem,

45:12 Speaker 6: you know, the whole nine. But yeah, yeah, whenever we play,

45:15 Speaker 6: we typically just wear like what I'm wearing now, T shirt,

45:20 Speaker 6: jeans and just go up there and play.

45:22 Speaker 12: I'm having visions of you know, the future, you guys

45:24 Speaker 12: in an arena with a big screen of all kinds

45:27 Speaker 12: of oh yeah, all kinds of terrible things happening you guys.

45:33 Speaker 6: That'd be great. We want to take over the world, man, Yeah, yeah.

45:36 Speaker 12: Yeah, absolutely. Now, if you gotten to play with any

45:39 Speaker 12: if you had gotten open for any any of the bands,

45:42 Speaker 12: you know you were talking earlier about some of the

45:43 Speaker 12: bands you really love and admire. You have you gotten

45:45 Speaker 12: to any opportunities to play with any of those bands

45:48 Speaker 12: yet or not quite?

45:50 Speaker 6: Yeah, I've played with some really really cool bands, like,

45:54 Speaker 6: for instance, Permanent Disfigurement was an awesome band I played

45:57 Speaker 6: with with Infected God. Yeah, I had a couple of

46:00 Speaker 6: shows with them, and Vincent Crowley was another one. They

46:05 Speaker 6: were absolutely killer guys. I knew about them prior and

46:09 Speaker 6: they're awesome music. Yeah, but we haven't played too too

46:13 Speaker 6: many shows to be able to actually do that.

46:15 Speaker 12: Yeah.

46:16 Speaker 6: But yeah, for what it's worth, all the bands that

46:18 Speaker 6: we've played with, all of our flyers are still up

46:20 Speaker 6: on the Instagram and everything. They're all wonderful bands. There

46:23 Speaker 6: hasn't been a single band we played with where I've disliked.

46:26 Speaker 6: So yeah, you guys are interested, go check them out.

46:29 Speaker 6: Everyone's going to be a killer band.

46:31 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, excellent.

46:34 Speaker 10: What was the.

46:36 Speaker 12: Your your logo? Who designed your logo?

46:38 Speaker 6: So that's an artist named Alex Ridley. Okay, he's based

46:42 Speaker 6: out of Canada, an old friend of mine. I've known

46:45 Speaker 6: him for probably a decade now, and I asked him like, hey, man,

46:48 Speaker 6: can you just make something like a bones and bloody

46:51 Speaker 6: and just see what you come up with.

46:52 Speaker 12: Yeah.

46:53 Speaker 6: He's like, yeah, dude, whatever, And he sent me that

46:55 Speaker 6: and I was like, oh, yeah, okay, that's cool.

46:58 Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, I was particularly curious about it because

47:00 Speaker 12: what I like about the logo is so a lot

47:03 Speaker 12: of the bands again that are in kind of your genre,

47:07 Speaker 12: they have logos with fonts kind of similar to that,

47:10 Speaker 12: but they are indecipherable to me, right, But your logo,

47:16 Speaker 12: so you've got that cool kind of fun but but

47:18 Speaker 12: you can read it, you know what I mean.

47:20 Speaker 6: See, that's what we wanted to We didn't want it

47:22 Speaker 6: to be like, you know, the back of a computer

47:24 Speaker 6: chair or where you've been laying on it too long,

47:26 Speaker 6: it's all, you know. We didn't want it to be

47:28 Speaker 6: something like that. We wanted people actually read it and

47:30 Speaker 6: know who we were.

47:31 Speaker 12: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, because there's a lot of it. Jeez,

47:34 Speaker 12: I remember UH so years ago. I don't know if

47:37 Speaker 12: you remember Strawberries and then Fye bought it, but you know,

47:41 Speaker 12: the old music store there, and I just remember uh

47:45 Speaker 12: flipping through CDs at work or putting CDs away and

47:48 Speaker 12: and just you know, looking at the covers of some

47:50 Speaker 12: of these UH bands and and just and again and

47:54 Speaker 12: that specific genre, just being like, I don't.

47:57 Speaker 6: Know what that says. Yeah, some of them are unbelievable.

48:01 Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, it's it's you know, because I'm also

48:03 Speaker 12: a marketing guy. So from my perspective, it's like, why

48:06 Speaker 12: would you want something that no one can read? But

48:09 Speaker 12: but but that seems to be the thing for a

48:11 Speaker 12: lot of these bands.

48:12 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, you know, I don't understand it personally, but

48:16 Speaker 6: it looks really cool. So especially seeing that live with

48:19 Speaker 6: the music, it adds a lot of atmosphere. I see

48:21 Speaker 6: why they do it. But as far as marketing goes,

48:23 Speaker 6: he writes, and it ain't.

48:24 Speaker 12: Quite Yeah, some of those album covers too, Oh man. Yeah,

48:30 Speaker 12: there's a Cannibal Corpse album cover that still gives me nightmares.

48:34 Speaker 6: Yeah, which one?

48:35 Speaker 12: I don't remember the game, I've blocked it out, but yeah,

48:38 Speaker 12: probably all probably any of.

48:39 Speaker 6: Them, all, any of them. That's exactly what I was thinking.

48:41 Speaker 12: Yeah, well, I'm actually not even kidding when I say this.

48:44 Speaker 12: If I had to put Cannibal Corps CDs into the bin,

48:48 Speaker 12: I would try not to look directly at the like

48:52 Speaker 12: I'm actually not kidding. I'm very squeamish about that. But

48:55 Speaker 12: uh no. But anyway, so the point being, though I

48:58 Speaker 12: really like the logo, I think it's cool. Yeah, absolutely, Now,

49:03 Speaker 12: what is kind of the future trajectory for you guys.

49:05 Speaker 12: So obviously, so the nineteenth you mentioned that's the official

49:08 Speaker 12: CD release party, correct it is? And what's what's the

49:10 Speaker 12: name of the album by the way, I don't know

49:11 Speaker 12: if we talked about it.

49:12 Speaker 6: It's self titled.

49:14 Speaker 12: That's a good way to do it. Yeah, And then

49:17 Speaker 12: so where is that available? Are there physical copies or we.

49:20 Speaker 6: Don't have physical copies yet? I mean, okay, we're pretty broke,

49:23 Speaker 6: you know. Yeah, so no physical copies. We're working on

49:25 Speaker 6: getting some merch for this show. Hopefully it shows up

49:28 Speaker 6: in time. But yeah, otherwise that's pretty much where we're

49:31 Speaker 6: at with like that kind of media. As far as

49:35 Speaker 6: like streaming, we are on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube. Definitely

49:39 Speaker 6: check out our YouTube. We're really pumping up those numbers. Cool, good, good,

49:42 Speaker 6: But we're based on any stream platform that you can access.

49:46 Speaker 12: Yeah, and.

49:48 Speaker 6: We're gonna continue uploading to YouTube videos, shorts, whatever it

49:53 Speaker 6: might be. Okay, just kind of keep everyone updated and

49:55 Speaker 6: have a little fun like maybe some playthrough videos and

49:57 Speaker 6: stuff like that.

49:59 Speaker 12: I think right now, that's the most important thing, is

50:01 Speaker 12: well obvious. Well no, actually, let me rephrase that. So

50:03 Speaker 12: being on all the streaming platforms that's the most important thing,

50:05 Speaker 12: and you've got that, sure, But I think after that,

50:07 Speaker 12: YouTube right now is the most important thing.

50:10 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, oh, I absolutely agree. Yeah yeah, And I.

50:12 Speaker 12: Mean it changes, you know, tomorrow, something completely different important thing,

50:17 Speaker 12: but right now I think it's definitely YouTube. So that's right.

50:19 Speaker 12: So your numbers are growing quickly?

50:22 Speaker 6: Oh yeah. In the first two months we got fifteen

50:24 Speaker 6: thousand without advertising.

50:26 Speaker 12: It all fantastic.

50:27 Speaker 6: Yeah.

50:28 Speaker 12: Good.

50:28 Speaker 6: We just set up a little bit of a Google

50:30 Speaker 6: ad campaign. So the last couple of days we've got

50:31 Speaker 6: in like two or three more thousand.

50:33 Speaker 12: Okay, excellent. Oh you're on the right track then.

50:36 Speaker 6: Well, so excited man, Yeah, yeah, we want to take

50:39 Speaker 6: this as far as we can.

50:40 Speaker 12: Absolutely, absolutely, Well you're off to a great start. So

50:43 Speaker 12: that's amazing.

50:43 Speaker 6: Appreciate that.

50:44 Speaker 12: And yeah, yeah, definitely. So we're approaching the top of

50:47 Speaker 12: the hour, so in the moment we'll play we'll play

50:50 Speaker 12: one more track. Nuke is the other one that you sent.

50:53 Speaker 12: But anything else we should know about where people should

50:55 Speaker 12: go to find you online. Obviously, you know, we talked

50:57 Speaker 12: about the nineteenth but anything else you want to make

50:59 Speaker 12: sure our listeners know about.

51:01 Speaker 6: Yeah, So if you had a horror dot band instead

51:04 Speaker 6: of dot com dot band, wikie cool. Yeah, it'll have

51:07 Speaker 6: links to all of our social media's Instagram, Facebook, even

51:12 Speaker 6: stuff like SoundCloud. You know, everything's there, and our full

51:15 Speaker 6: album on YouTube is gonna be the first thing that

51:17 Speaker 6: you see right as you get onto the page. Okay,

51:20 Speaker 6: and I haven't updated it yet, but it's on. We

51:23 Speaker 6: have different tabs like, for instance, shows, and we have

51:25 Speaker 6: merch that you can request when it's available, and yeah,

51:31 Speaker 6: I mean that's the horrid up band is going to

51:34 Speaker 6: be primarily where you can find everything.

51:35 Speaker 12: Yeah, but.

51:37 Speaker 6: Yeah, as far as outside of that, try to keep

51:42 Speaker 6: updated with our social media is and see where we're at.

51:44 Speaker 12: Yeah, excellent, excellent Nuke What should we know about this?

51:48 Speaker 6: So Nuke is full fully titled Nuke the World?

51:52 Speaker 12: Oh okay.

51:53 Speaker 6: It's our commentary on basically taking the position of someone

51:58 Speaker 6: pushing the big red button, you know, just destroying everything,

52:01 Speaker 6: mutually assured destruction, you know. Yeah, it's our take on

52:05 Speaker 6: how much we detest war and how we see the

52:08 Speaker 6: world going right now. The song is a tongue in

52:11 Speaker 6: cheek kind of take on that, okay, and it's our

52:14 Speaker 6: marsh song.

52:15 Speaker 12: Oh okay, all right, very good. So we're gonna close

52:19 Speaker 12: out the segment with this, and then at the top

52:22 Speaker 12: of the hour, we're gonna play the new Chasing the

52:23 Speaker 12: Devil track one more time today their brand new single

52:26 Speaker 12: lighted up. And then we're gonna have The Gray Curtain

52:28 Speaker 12: joining us in the third hour. Do you know those

52:30 Speaker 12: guys already? You're playing with them on October nineteenth.

52:32 Speaker 6: Oh, haven't met any of the bands yet. Oh okay,

52:34 Speaker 6: I can't wait too though. They all seem great.

52:36 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah. The Gray Curtain has a really really

52:38 Speaker 12: interesting sound, so yeah, looking forward to talking to them.

52:41 Speaker 12: But yeah, that's gonna be that's gonna be a great

52:43 Speaker 12: show October nineteenth, that terminus in Nashua.

52:46 Speaker 6: But damn, thank you so much, hey, thank you for

52:48 Speaker 6: having me.

52:49 Speaker 12: Absolutely, and we will close out the segment with this.

52:51 Speaker 12: This is called Nuke from the band Horror.

53:27 Speaker 11: I said, Shaun shot in my wife. The shy is

53:32 Speaker 11: after long? Oh what the moor is it going to say?

53:39 Speaker 9: Wow?

53:40 Speaker 10: I had.

53:43 Speaker 13: George wash why yo brass Football, World of the Trunk,

53:49 Speaker 13: so fust, the Lot of the Dry that thought a

53:53 Speaker 13: world way absolute destruction, dump fu oh.

54:06 Speaker 9: Ever fire the Cosa died of axime. I'm lad lead

54:20 Speaker 9: toys and I was ever shy as sand.

54:27 Speaker 13: Bag until you watch White Arts Great across the World

54:36 Speaker 13: or chops O fuss a lot of.

54:39 Speaker 9: The way grass that throw the water down way. I'm

54:43 Speaker 9: a little destruction dump every fi.

55:26 Speaker 7: Wow.

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