Matt Connarton Unleashed 11-23-24 hour 3

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7:28 Speaker 6: It is our number three newmerow trace of Matt Connorton

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7:38 Speaker 6: Today is Saturday, November twenty third, twenty twenty four. Jenny

7:42 Speaker 6: is here as well, of course at the news table.

7:46 Speaker 6: We had a great band in studio with us. We're

7:47 Speaker 6: going to introduce in just a moment. Really looking forward

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10:12 Speaker 6: So lots going on, but let's go ahead, and I'm

10:15 Speaker 6: going to bring these mics up here. We've got all

10:17 Speaker 6: five guys from the band Vigil here with us in studio.

10:21 Speaker 13: Welcome, thanks for having us.

10:24 Speaker 9: Absolutely. Oh, Brandon, I can't hear you, and I need

10:27 Speaker 9: to figure out why. Oh I know why. I figured

10:30 Speaker 9: it out.

10:30 Speaker 6: Hello, Hello am Brandon, Hi Brandon Brandon. I did want

10:35 Speaker 6: you to introduce yourself first, actually, because you have incumbency here.

10:39 Speaker 6: You've been on the show before. I don't believe anyone

10:42 Speaker 6: else in the room has. So you were on the

10:44 Speaker 6: show years ago. We were talking off air, like twenty eighteen,

10:47 Speaker 6: twenty nineteen.

10:48 Speaker 14: Something like that, seventeen or twenty eighteen. Yeah, I was

10:50 Speaker 14: running for office again and I, you know, came on

10:52 Speaker 14: have a conversation with you about it.

10:53 Speaker 6: Yeah, that was when we were at the old place

10:55 Speaker 6: above Margarita's there. So this is your first time in

10:57 Speaker 6: the nice new studio, so welcome, thank you, and uh,

11:00 Speaker 6: this is the first I'm sure we talked about music

11:02 Speaker 6: at some point when you were on the show before,

11:04 Speaker 6: but now you've got an actual band to talk about,

11:06 Speaker 6: so really really excited to have here.

11:08 Speaker 14: I'm here to do what I'm really meant to do,

11:10 Speaker 14: was supposed to play, you know, play heavy music.

11:12 Speaker 6: Yes, you're the drummer from Excellent Excellent, and let's go

11:16 Speaker 6: around the room. We'll have everyone else introduce, introduce themselves.

11:21 Speaker 15: My name is Randy, and I play guitar for them.

11:24 Speaker 9: Okay, welcome Randy.

11:26 Speaker 7: I am Dave and I do with a vocal. Welcome Dave,

11:30 Speaker 7: Joe bass guitar, Craig, I'm the the guitarist.

11:34 Speaker 9: Okay. Wonderful, wonderful. And now these guys brought goodies.

11:38 Speaker 6: So for those of you watching online, I'm gonna put

11:39 Speaker 6: the camera on me for a moment because we appreciate

11:42 Speaker 6: this very much.

11:43 Speaker 9: When when folks do this and.

11:48 Speaker 6: Now this is a subject that comes up a lot

11:50 Speaker 6: on the show, whether whether or not to release physical media.

11:53 Speaker 6: But you guys have a CD, so for those watching online,

11:56 Speaker 6: we get that right in front of the camera.

11:58 Speaker 4: There.

11:59 Speaker 9: Very cool. Who did the work for this?

12:01 Speaker 16: It was I found some guy on fiver you know

12:04 Speaker 16: onlineal h oh, yeah, yeah, and I you know, he

12:06 Speaker 16: had some ideas I liked and we purchased him.

12:09 Speaker 12: Oh, very cool.

12:09 Speaker 6: Yeah, I know you brought a couple of copies of

12:11 Speaker 6: the CD we did coming into the segment, we did

12:14 Speaker 6: play Convulsive Ways from a World Beyond. Uh, the longest

12:19 Speaker 6: title for the longest song on the disc. It would

12:21 Speaker 6: seem Oh yeah, very cool.

12:23 Speaker 13: No, I like it.

12:24 Speaker 9: Who came up with the logo? Was that one of

12:25 Speaker 9: you guys?

12:26 Speaker 16: Or there was somebody in Arizona, some guy that we

12:30 Speaker 16: all knew in the band that makes logos?

12:33 Speaker 6: Yeah, very good. Uh, I like this make America metal again.

12:38 Speaker 6: So that's uh, that's something I think we can all

12:40 Speaker 6: agree on. And oh, now this is what I this

12:47 Speaker 6: is my favorite part. Oh, actually there's a couple of

12:49 Speaker 6: things here.

12:50 Speaker 9: So wait a minute. Oh you guys did vinyl?

12:54 Speaker 12: Awesome.

12:55 Speaker 6: We hold that up for everybody if you're watching online

12:57 Speaker 6: on Facebook or YouTube.

12:59 Speaker 9: Very very cool, very cool.

13:01 Speaker 12: You know too.

13:02 Speaker 6: With the vinyl, it makes it seem like it's there's

13:06 Speaker 6: something just classic about it, the way the art works.

13:10 Speaker 6: That's awesome.

13:11 Speaker 9: Wow, well done, guys.

13:12 Speaker 13: It almost feels more real having a vinyl in your hand.

13:14 Speaker 13: It really does.

13:15 Speaker 9: It really does.

13:16 Speaker 6: Yeah, that's fantastic, especially when it's released through a label.

13:19 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, we'll talk about that absolutely. And I love

13:23 Speaker 6: that you got a shirt here, So you got the

13:28 Speaker 6: Vigil logo on the front. You get that in the camera.

13:31 Speaker 9: There, there we go.

13:33 Speaker 7: It's just on the back.

13:37 Speaker 9: What's going on on the back there?

13:38 Speaker 16: So on the back, it's kind of a neat story.

13:40 Speaker 16: There's there's a guy I found on Facebook named Brian

13:42 Speaker 16: Casasi had to pronounce. He's from Canada. He makes really

13:47 Speaker 16: bizarre art, painted art. And I came across that image

13:50 Speaker 16: and I asked him if it was available for use,

13:52 Speaker 16: and he said yes, and he said it was free.

13:55 Speaker 16: I felt bad not paying for it because it's still art,

13:58 Speaker 16: so I paid for it anyway. And then I actually

14:00 Speaker 16: have that actual painting at my house. He sent it

14:03 Speaker 16: to me.

14:04 Speaker 13: But I love the outwork the guy does, so I

14:06 Speaker 13: asked him if you can use it.

14:07 Speaker 6: Oh that is very cool. Thank you guys, thank you

14:09 Speaker 6: very much. No, that's awesome. If you are just joining us,

14:12 Speaker 6: we have Vigil here with us live in studio. Let's

14:14 Speaker 6: talk about so this this is released through a label.

14:18 Speaker 13: Yeah, it's Argonauta Records out of Italy.

14:21 Speaker 9: Oh no kidding, Okay, now, how did you how did

14:24 Speaker 9: you get to work with them?

14:25 Speaker 7: How did that come about?

14:27 Speaker 16: So we were we were looking to release the album,

14:30 Speaker 16: and it's, as you know, it's expensive to make any

14:32 Speaker 16: kind of physical media, and we were looking at a

14:35 Speaker 16: pretty good amount of money to make just Viles alone.

14:38 Speaker 16: So I was trying to shop what we did to

14:41 Speaker 16: labels to see if they just pick it up to

14:42 Speaker 16: help us distribute and manufacture. Yeah, and Argonauta gave us

14:46 Speaker 16: a great deal on what it would cost to manufacture

14:48 Speaker 16: and distribute that. So so we have more of what

14:50 Speaker 16: they call a production deal than a record deal. But

14:54 Speaker 16: it was literally half the price that would have cost

14:56 Speaker 16: us to do it.

14:57 Speaker 13: Oh, no kidding.

14:57 Speaker 16: So they did it for half the price, and we

15:00 Speaker 16: get on their roster on their website, some promotion from

15:02 Speaker 16: them for two years, so all that helped too.

15:05 Speaker 13: Yeah, and it was a good deal, so we just

15:07 Speaker 13: took it.

15:07 Speaker 17: Yeah, the album was already recorded by that time. We

15:10 Speaker 17: started looking for someone to help with the production. Oh okay,

15:13 Speaker 17: they didn't have to foot the bill for any other

15:15 Speaker 17: studio costs.

15:16 Speaker 9: Right, Oh that's excellent. Yeah, Oh, very good, very good.

15:19 Speaker 6: Yeah, we live in an amazing time where you know,

15:22 Speaker 6: because I'm certainly old enough to remember when your only

15:25 Speaker 6: options where you know, you find a record label, you

15:27 Speaker 6: hope they give.

15:27 Speaker 9: You some sort of an advance and then you know,

15:30 Speaker 9: hopefully they make you famous.

15:32 Speaker 13: Right.

15:33 Speaker 6: But now we live in a time where there's so

15:34 Speaker 6: many different ways to release music and you know, you

15:36 Speaker 6: can do it all yourself, you can connect with different people,

15:39 Speaker 6: you can you know, work with a company in Italy.

15:41 Speaker 6: Who's who's doing this for you? I mean that's amazing.

15:43 Speaker 6: So so it really is as it's such an interesting

15:47 Speaker 6: time to be alive and in the music industry in

15:48 Speaker 6: that sense.

15:49 Speaker 16: And you know, and for us part of it is too.

15:51 Speaker 16: You know, we're all a little older and this is

15:54 Speaker 16: more of a a full time jump for us, right,

15:57 Speaker 16: So spending the money in the time is really difficult sometimes,

16:01 Speaker 16: so having someone just kind of helped on that way

16:03 Speaker 16: helps a lot.

16:04 Speaker 7: Oh absolutely like us too.

16:06 Speaker 14: So we have a good, you know relationship with them,

16:10 Speaker 14: and yeah, we'll see you know what kind of happens

16:12 Speaker 14: in the future with with some new music.

16:14 Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, they're really good at what they do too.

16:17 Speaker 18: And the album is sold out through the online. You

16:21 Speaker 18: want to get the for them?

16:24 Speaker 7: Oh no kidding, Yeah, I want to get it through

16:25 Speaker 7: us now.

16:26 Speaker 9: Oh wow, Oh that's got to feel good.

16:29 Speaker 14: We sell a lot at our shows too.

16:30 Speaker 7: We played a show.

16:33 Speaker 14: Saturdays ago a yeah, and we sold you know, crap

16:36 Speaker 14: ton of vinyl there too, So you know, people are

16:38 Speaker 14: really into the you know, to the you know, to

16:40 Speaker 14: the format of the vinyl.

16:41 Speaker 7: But yeah, the sound of it.

16:43 Speaker 14: Is really great too.

16:44 Speaker 7: So that bedroom helps us out a lot.

16:46 Speaker 14: And yeah, you know we actually like you know, paid

16:48 Speaker 14: for you know, a good studio, a good studio mix.

16:51 Speaker 14: We have a guy that we go through who's who's

16:54 Speaker 14: really solid for us, and we'll you know, continue to

16:56 Speaker 14: work together with him.

16:57 Speaker 3: Yeah.

16:57 Speaker 9: I was curious about where you recorded because.

16:59 Speaker 14: Iron Hills Studios in Newton Amshure, Okay.

17:01 Speaker 9: And how did you come to record there?

17:03 Speaker 6: Because you have so many different options now in terms

17:05 Speaker 6: of recording and there's there's a million studios around.

17:09 Speaker 9: How did how did that come?

17:11 Speaker 5: So?

17:11 Speaker 13: I've known Erin.

17:12 Speaker 16: I've known Erin for over a decade from he used

17:15 Speaker 16: to work at Guitar Center when I lived up North, Okay,

17:17 Speaker 16: and uh I crossed passing them that way.

17:19 Speaker 13: He's stay in touch with him.

17:20 Speaker 16: He's been in some metal bands himself, and he opened

17:22 Speaker 16: up a studio and just out of curiosity, I checked

17:25 Speaker 16: out so much stuff he did, and I saw that

17:27 Speaker 16: he was right down the alley of what we're doing.

17:28 Speaker 16: So he understands what we do, understands our product. Yes,

17:31 Speaker 16: and he's a great dude to work with. He's really chill,

17:34 Speaker 16: yeah and uh really really good musicians. So he's paid

17:37 Speaker 16: great years and you have to be so overall, it

17:41 Speaker 16: was just I knew the guy and he does a

17:43 Speaker 16: good product, so yeah, why not?

17:44 Speaker 13: Yeah?

17:45 Speaker 9: Yeah, excellent?

17:46 Speaker 1: How did this?

17:47 Speaker 9: How did this come about?

17:48 Speaker 6: Vigil is relatively new, right, I mean it's been a

17:51 Speaker 6: few years, but it's not like it's not like ten

17:53 Speaker 6: years or something, right, It's.

17:54 Speaker 16: Right, it's just just before COVID wiped out the planet

17:57 Speaker 16: twenty nineteen. We just started then and then we have

17:59 Speaker 16: to deal with the whole COVID thing.

18:00 Speaker 9: So a little longer than I thought.

18:02 Speaker 12: I swear.

18:03 Speaker 9: The pandemic causes so much time distortion, you know what

18:06 Speaker 9: I mean, Like.

18:06 Speaker 6: It's hard to sometimes it's hard to uh like, I know,

18:09 Speaker 6: when you were on the show before, I knew it

18:11 Speaker 6: was pre pandemic, but I you know, but it's hard

18:13 Speaker 6: to be sure. It's weird it's like what was the world.

18:15 Speaker 6: It's like this time miss It's like this time missing. Yeah, no,

18:18 Speaker 6: it's it almost seems like another life the world. Yes,

18:23 Speaker 6: but yeah, so you guys have been together longer than

18:25 Speaker 6: I thought.

18:25 Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, okay.

18:27 Speaker 16: It was a it was a challenge, you know, to

18:28 Speaker 16: get through because of course, as you start the band,

18:30 Speaker 16: you're trying to build it, bring people in, you know,

18:33 Speaker 16: and uh and then Covid slowed things down. Yeah, and

18:36 Speaker 16: then it ramped up again. So we were on agatten

18:38 Speaker 16: off again for a year and a half just to

18:40 Speaker 16: get it off the ground.

18:41 Speaker 9: Yeah, that must have been that must have been frustrating.

18:43 Speaker 13: But then we hit a we hit us ride and

18:45 Speaker 13: we moved forward.

18:46 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, excellent.

18:48 Speaker 6: Well we should play another track from the album, but uh,

18:51 Speaker 6: I'll let you guys pick what. Uh, I don't know

18:53 Speaker 6: if you have something you're pushing as a single.

18:55 Speaker 13: Or well the the the actual single that we first

18:58 Speaker 13: released was.

19:00 Speaker 7: It's the first song on the album.

19:02 Speaker 16: So that's a that's a pretty good one to play,

19:04 Speaker 16: I think do because it hits the cornerstone of all

19:06 Speaker 16: the things we do.

19:08 Speaker 13: It has some like ero what doom feel, It has

19:10 Speaker 13: some thrashy parts.

19:11 Speaker 16: Okay, it has a has a choir thing that you know,

19:14 Speaker 16: Brendan sings the high voice choir on it.

19:16 Speaker 13: So, oh no kidding, Okay, cool, it's a good example.

19:19 Speaker 6: Yeah, we'll play that next sent So let's descend to

19:21 Speaker 6: extinction sir. All right, cool, let's go with that.

19:23 Speaker 9: If you're just joining us, we have vigil Air with

19:25 Speaker 9: us alive in studio and check this out. This is

19:28 Speaker 9: descend to extinction.

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22:08 Speaker 3: So for the series.

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23:39 Speaker 19: guys from the time it's like a hard or like

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25:14 Speaker 1: Across the jury, the long words, the bird all cause

25:24 Speaker 1: to right a couple of thirds uh bood barge like

25:35 Speaker 1: the couple third.

25:40 Speaker 21: Bird was a quilt mighty or it be Chelsea, I recur.

26:03 Speaker 7: To that's cool.

27:07 Speaker 9: I love the way that ends.

27:08 Speaker 13: That is so cool.

27:09 Speaker 6: That is to send to send to extinction. The band

27:13 Speaker 6: is Vigil who we have live in studio. The entire

27:16 Speaker 6: band is here and it's great to speak with them.

27:20 Speaker 6: We were kind of talking off air about so this

27:23 Speaker 6: is available in a number of stores, the new album.

27:26 Speaker 9: We should mention that.

27:27 Speaker 7: Yeah.

27:27 Speaker 17: So we we did a little circuit probably what four

27:30 Speaker 17: months ago and dropped off several copies, and we just

27:33 Speaker 17: want to mention some of the places you know that

27:35 Speaker 17: that were nice enough to you know, put the album

27:37 Speaker 17: on the shelf. Oh yeah, reach out when they sell

27:40 Speaker 17: out and restock. So we have Full Circle Vinyl and

27:43 Speaker 17: Meredith New Hampshire, New Hampshire Vintage Vinyl and Laconia Skeleton

27:47 Speaker 17: in Rochester who's been huge, hugely supportive for us, Pitchfork

27:52 Speaker 17: Records and Conquered and the music connection right here in

27:54 Speaker 17: Manchester outstanding.

27:56 Speaker 9: Yeah, that's important too, because you know a lot of

27:59 Speaker 9: these stores.

28:01 Speaker 6: It's funny how and again I'm old enough to remember

28:03 Speaker 6: when well, first of all, when people would predict, you know,

28:06 Speaker 6: people have been predicting for years that those kinds of

28:08 Speaker 6: stores are just going to go away.

28:10 Speaker 9: But of course people also predict for years.

28:12 Speaker 6: That you know, CDs are gonna go away, vinyl is

28:14 Speaker 6: gonna go away, all this stuff is going to go away,

28:16 Speaker 6: and and it doesn't go away, and it's it's so

28:19 Speaker 6: cool that there are still you know that there are

28:21 Speaker 6: still places like that, There are still stores like that

28:24 Speaker 6: that you can go to and and buy music.

28:27 Speaker 9: And it's not all. Don't get me wrong. I love

28:28 Speaker 9: the Internet and I love that.

28:30 Speaker 6: I do love living in a time where I can

28:32 Speaker 6: find anything online, like literally anything like if I you know,

28:36 Speaker 6: if I suddenly for some reason want to hear some

28:38 Speaker 6: Norwegian speed metal or whatever, I can probably find some online.

28:42 Speaker 6: But yeah, exactly, Yeah, yeah, so you're on the streaming

28:48 Speaker 6: services because that, I mean, that's important, you know, that's

28:51 Speaker 6: absolutely critical.

28:52 Speaker 17: Yeah, that was that was another part of the of

28:53 Speaker 17: the production deal was they set us up on all

28:55 Speaker 17: the streaming platforms.

28:57 Speaker 9: Excellent, Yeah, excellent.

28:58 Speaker 6: It's cool that they do all that for you too,

29:00 Speaker 6: because you know, not everyone, not everyone enjoys having to

29:04 Speaker 6: do all that part of the business, you know, you know,

29:06 Speaker 6: the really important thing is playing music. We were also

29:09 Speaker 6: talking off there about all that went into recording, with

29:12 Speaker 6: the layering of the tracks and everything, and you know,

29:16 Speaker 6: because an observation that I made was a lot of

29:18 Speaker 6: times music that's in this genre doesn't always sound that great,

29:23 Speaker 6: you know, if it's if it's a local band or

29:26 Speaker 6: you know, maybe they maybe the recording isn't that great,

29:29 Speaker 6: sounds a little thin or whatever. But this sounds completely professional,

29:33 Speaker 6: and it's it's the way heavy music should sound. It's

29:36 Speaker 6: it's a wall of sound. It's it sounds fantastic in

29:39 Speaker 6: the headphones. And uh yeah, you guys were talking about

29:42 Speaker 6: you know, it was a lot of work recording this, right, Yeah,

29:45 Speaker 6: it was.

29:46 Speaker 18: I mean for me, the first day that I started

29:49 Speaker 18: recording vocal, I was working all day, so I talk

29:53 Speaker 18: a lot during the day, yeah stuff, So I was

29:56 Speaker 18: a little strained.

29:57 Speaker 7: Showed up to the studio and uh, I went five.

30:01 Speaker 18: Hours of singing, and at the end of the night,

30:05 Speaker 18: Aaron said to me, yeah, you know what you did good,

30:08 Speaker 18: but we have to erase everything you did and we

30:10 Speaker 18: recorded it wasn't good enough for him, And I was

30:13 Speaker 18: thinking I was doing a good job, right, And the

30:16 Speaker 18: next morning I showed up to record again and he

30:21 Speaker 18: made this magic.

30:22 Speaker 7: Tea that just turned me into a monster.

30:25 Speaker 1: Yeah.

30:25 Speaker 18: Yeah, and ever since, I mean he he I learned

30:29 Speaker 18: a lot from Eric. I mean it was a great experience. Yeah,

30:32 Speaker 18: and he actually was teaching me techniques as far as singing.

30:37 Speaker 18: Even now live when he's done sound for us, he's

30:40 Speaker 18: looking at me and he's like, don't cup the mic,

30:42 Speaker 18: you know.

30:42 Speaker 7: He's like, he's just like like my dad, yelling in

30:45 Speaker 7: a good way.

30:46 Speaker 9: Yeah. So, now, so this concoction that he made for you,

30:50 Speaker 9: I mean, do you know what was in it for

30:53 Speaker 9: brother vocalists who might or no.

30:57 Speaker 7: I tell you information? Yeah, job security, I can't tell you.

31:02 Speaker 17: Yeah, that's Aaron's ip. Yeah, if he gives us the

31:07 Speaker 17: green line, we can share it right right now.

31:09 Speaker 9: That makes sense. That makes sense. And uh, Brandon, you

31:13 Speaker 9: were talking too about having to do the drums all

31:15 Speaker 9: in one day.

31:16 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, because uh so it's just kind of funny,

31:18 Speaker 14: like like one of those fluke things that that happens sometimes.

31:21 Speaker 14: His computer died. We really know exactly what happened. So

31:25 Speaker 14: we lost like six hours that whole day of recording,

31:27 Speaker 14: and I only do my drum tracks one day. Yeah,

31:30 Speaker 14: so I think I did the whole album in like

31:31 Speaker 14: four hours.

31:32 Speaker 1: Yeah.

31:32 Speaker 14: Yeah, and I didn't get to really do like any

31:35 Speaker 14: of the the redo's or anything, so right, I mean,

31:37 Speaker 14: obviously it's a little bit edited, but that's just like

31:39 Speaker 14: you know, the nature of of you know, production, Every

31:42 Speaker 14: album that you hear ever is edited.

31:44 Speaker 9: Oh of course.

31:44 Speaker 1: Yeah.

31:45 Speaker 9: Absolutely.

31:46 Speaker 14: The key is making sure that that we can do

31:48 Speaker 14: the sound live, and.

31:49 Speaker 6: We do that, you know, and then some so yeah, yeah,

31:52 Speaker 6: because you guys were also saying too, the only thing

31:54 Speaker 6: missing live is any keyboard that's in there. But nobody

31:56 Speaker 6: misses the keyboard, right because it's a wall of sound,

31:59 Speaker 6: and you guys, are no one's ever brought it up

32:01 Speaker 6: right exactly exactly.

32:03 Speaker 14: Or the clean singing no one there about up to

32:05 Speaker 14: me either, Yeah, yeah to them.

32:07 Speaker 7: Yeah.

32:07 Speaker 6: I can't remember if we talked about that on Are,

32:09 Speaker 6: but yeah, the clean singing is you. It's me and

32:11 Speaker 6: and for you, but for you to do that and

32:13 Speaker 6: play drums at the same time would.

32:14 Speaker 14: Be I priored a couple of times a couple of

32:17 Speaker 14: our shows, and I just I'm so focused on kind

32:19 Speaker 14: of like where I'm doing, yeah, or you know what

32:22 Speaker 14: I'm doing, where I'm going, that it's it's hard to

32:24 Speaker 14: kind of, you know, carry the melody and still.

32:25 Speaker 7: Be on point.

32:27 Speaker 14: So I just kind of focus on the instrument and

32:28 Speaker 14: then we'll do all the vocal stuff later.

32:30 Speaker 6: Yeah, well plus two. I mean, drums is the most

32:33 Speaker 6: physical instrument you're using all four of your lambs, most.

32:35 Speaker 14: Important part of the band, Matt, Yes, well, yes, and

32:38 Speaker 14: any man.

32:39 Speaker 13: You could say that. Yes, well they're machines, but they're

32:41 Speaker 13: drum machines.

32:42 Speaker 7: I'm just saying, your band is only as good as your.

32:49 Speaker 13: Good point.

32:50 Speaker 12: Good point. Now, have you guys all?

32:53 Speaker 9: I assume you've all been in other bands in the

32:55 Speaker 9: scene prior to vigil Or.

32:56 Speaker 13: Yes.

32:57 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, I've been playing in bands since I was sixteen.

32:59 Speaker 13: Yeah.

32:59 Speaker 17: Yeah, some of us took a little bit of a

33:01 Speaker 17: vacation from music. Yeah, I was way out of the scene.

33:05 Speaker 17: I was in bands in the late nineties. Yeah, and

33:07 Speaker 17: then I kind of got obsessed with cars and then

33:11 Speaker 17: started a family, and I didn't touch music for eighteen

33:15 Speaker 17: or so years, eighteen until I met this guy at

33:17 Speaker 17: work one day, and yeah, he talked me into picking

33:20 Speaker 17: up the bass and starting to mess around again. And

33:22 Speaker 17: I quickly realized, like, wow, I should probably get a

33:25 Speaker 17: new instrument here because this thing's old.

33:26 Speaker 3: Yep.

33:27 Speaker 7: Yeah, and I just fell right back down the rabbit hole. Yeah,

33:30 Speaker 7: here we are.

33:31 Speaker 6: But did you always I mean, eighteen years is a

33:33 Speaker 6: long time, But did you always kind of know in

33:35 Speaker 6: the back of your mind that you're.

33:36 Speaker 3: Going to know?

33:37 Speaker 7: I didn't know. Actually, I was on a different path

33:40 Speaker 7: for a long time. YEA, not a bad one. Just

33:43 Speaker 7: playing music was not on my priorities.

33:45 Speaker 17: Yeah, but everybody else in this band is very active

33:49 Speaker 17: in the music industry for decades, I guess at this point,

33:53 Speaker 17: depending on who we're talking about.

33:54 Speaker 13: Yeah, nineteen eighty nine was my first band. Oh no, yeah, two.

33:58 Speaker 14: Thousand and four for me.

33:59 Speaker 18: Yeah, I go back to the days when I was

34:03 Speaker 18: in college and I started a little trash metal type

34:08 Speaker 18: of band. I was playing drums at the time, and then, uh,

34:12 Speaker 18: I wanted to do something more extreme because I always

34:14 Speaker 18: like death metal.

34:15 Speaker 7: That's why my vocals are death metal inspired.

34:19 Speaker 18: And in Boston I was playing drums with a band

34:23 Speaker 18: called Summoning Hate still active.

34:26 Speaker 22: Uh.

34:26 Speaker 18: Then I would and form a little side project. It

34:28 Speaker 18: was like a grindcore death metal band, Visious Insanity. I

34:32 Speaker 18: did some session drumming and some other bands.

34:35 Speaker 1: Uh.

34:35 Speaker 18: And then uh, from that, I went to sing for Untuned,

34:39 Speaker 18: which is another band I was. That's when my vocal

34:41 Speaker 18: journey started. And then going to shows, I met Justin.

34:48 Speaker 18: I was playing guitar for us and I've done Justin

34:50 Speaker 18: for a long time. Justin has been always a joom guy.

34:53 Speaker 18: And going into like Boston, going and going to shows,

34:56 Speaker 18: we talked about doom and that's how I actually ended

35:00 Speaker 18: up with Vigil telling me that he was doing something

35:03 Speaker 18: like a project.

35:05 Speaker 7: He sent me the songs, and I mean it was

35:08 Speaker 7: what I was looking for right up my alley.

35:10 Speaker 9: Yeah.

35:10 Speaker 18: I showed up for the first rehearsal and I was

35:14 Speaker 18: kind of afraid to growl because I think they actually

35:19 Speaker 18: liked it.

35:20 Speaker 7: Have something here, So yeah, that's that's where I am now.

35:23 Speaker 6: I mean, I get the impression this all came together

35:25 Speaker 6: pretty quickly, right. It sounds like it was, you know,

35:27 Speaker 6: a situation where it's like that magic is there right away.

35:30 Speaker 6: Although I know Randy you you came in later, right,

35:32 Speaker 6: but you were already kind of working with these guys

35:35 Speaker 6: in a sense, right.

35:36 Speaker 15: Yeah, I've been scrambling around, scrambling around a little bit

35:43 Speaker 15: with Craig in another side project that we have a

35:47 Speaker 15: World Worth Burning where it's just instrumental, but there would

35:50 Speaker 15: always be discussion about what was going on in Vigil,

35:54 Speaker 15: So I kind of had an ear to the wall

35:56 Speaker 15: about that.

35:57 Speaker 13: But but yeah, you.

36:00 Speaker 9: Guys have a that's a cool name of World Worth

36:02 Speaker 9: Burning like that.

36:04 Speaker 16: Yeah, and again that that was one of the successes

36:06 Speaker 16: out of COVID. Like, like I had said earlier, during COVID,

36:09 Speaker 16: the band kind of slowed down a little bit, Yeah,

36:11 Speaker 16: because everyone was afraid to be in a room.

36:13 Speaker 13: We didn't know what was going on.

36:14 Speaker 16: And you know, me and Joe, we're still spending time together,

36:18 Speaker 16: like doing stuff as friends, right, and we're like, well,

36:20 Speaker 16: we should just be using the room because we're still here.

36:23 Speaker 16: And we started working on Vigil stuff. But then we

36:25 Speaker 16: started to just like play other things. And I've always

36:28 Speaker 16: wanted to be like an instrumental post rock type band,

36:31 Speaker 16: So the music kind of developed into that, and then

36:34 Speaker 16: then we we kind of started a side project by accident,

36:37 Speaker 16: just because I needed some of it for these songs

36:39 Speaker 16: ago that weren't gonna fit anything else. So and that's

36:42 Speaker 16: kind of where Randy shows up, you know, because he

36:44 Speaker 16: was in a room across the hall. Yeah, and I

36:47 Speaker 16: knew he played, and he played really well, so we

36:49 Speaker 16: brought him in to try it out and it worked.

36:51 Speaker 6: So yeah, oh that's outstanding, excellent, Uh we should, uh

36:56 Speaker 6: you guys want to play another track from the from

36:59 Speaker 6: the EP. I guess it's an eapy right, you call

37:01 Speaker 6: it an EP or an album. The songs, it's only

37:03 Speaker 6: four songs, but they're kind of long, long.

37:06 Speaker 17: Minutes before yeah, Yeahsion the probably the next best example.

37:12 Speaker 7: Of what we're all about.

37:13 Speaker 9: Okay.

37:13 Speaker 14: It's usually like our second song on the set, we

37:15 Speaker 14: go right into that after our first song.

37:17 Speaker 7: Oh okay, usually a pretty good let in.

37:20 Speaker 9: By the way, who writes the lyrics, So it's.

37:23 Speaker 7: A mix of us, kind of kind of my committee.

37:25 Speaker 4: Yeah.

37:26 Speaker 1: Yeah.

37:26 Speaker 17: Everybody brings in a lot of ideas, but Dave write,

37:29 Speaker 17: Dave writing the bulk of them.

37:30 Speaker 7: Okay, So the first song that sent to extension was

37:33 Speaker 7: justin yeah.

37:34 Speaker 4: Uh.

37:35 Speaker 18: Then we go into the other three songs, the Rosian

37:38 Speaker 18: of the Soul. I did the lyrics on that. I

37:41 Speaker 18: did the lyrics on words of a dying man in

37:45 Speaker 18: convulsive ways from a worldview.

37:47 Speaker 9: Okay, okay, well let's give this a spin. If you're

37:50 Speaker 9: just joining us.

37:51 Speaker 6: We have the band Vigil here with us live in studio,

37:53 Speaker 6: and this is called Erosion of the Soul.

38:01 Speaker 5: Homes and.

39:10 Speaker 1: So God yeast duds it. So I jot down yard.

41:16 Speaker 8: My yap rag y.

41:23 Speaker 23: Day rick, I yaht.

41:34 Speaker 3: The wy.

41:38 Speaker 24: Rally.

41:42 Speaker 1: Why some behind.

41:48 Speaker 22: Ye so Joe stay here?

42:05 Speaker 8: Yeah? Why why starring God?

42:32 Speaker 23: I got doy bout.

42:36 Speaker 8: Say and yeah that's say back my drop and say that,

42:48 Speaker 8: well do I stay out? Good?

42:59 Speaker 4: Something about so?

43:16 Speaker 8: Yeah drop drop not back glad.

44:03 Speaker 1: Oh ver oh little, very very oh very so it

44:29 Speaker 1: was all open.

44:56 Speaker 12: Oh that is Erosion of the Soul.

45:10 Speaker 9: And the band is Vigil, who we have here with us,

45:12 Speaker 9: alive in studio on this a Saturday morning.

45:15 Speaker 12: And I love it.

45:16 Speaker 7: I love it.

45:16 Speaker 13: Great stuff.

45:18 Speaker 9: Are you guys? Do you guys play out a lot?

45:19 Speaker 9: Do you do a lot of shows or what's what's the.

45:23 Speaker 14: So twenty twenty four was a was a pretty uh

45:27 Speaker 14: you know, it's a busy year for us. I think

45:28 Speaker 14: I think this is the most you know, shows that

45:30 Speaker 14: we played. Yeah, well try to play a show a month,

45:33 Speaker 14: you know. But actually we we wrapped up our show

45:36 Speaker 14: season like two weeks ago. Okay, we're gonna actually gonna

45:38 Speaker 14: go back and go back in the lab and start

45:40 Speaker 14: writing some stuff now.

45:41 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it seems like winter is the best time

45:44 Speaker 9: to do that, right because that's.

45:45 Speaker 14: A couple of songs that that are that are are

45:47 Speaker 14: done that. But you know that we've been playing for

45:49 Speaker 14: like over a year now.

45:50 Speaker 7: Oh okay, okay, but as far as you.

45:53 Speaker 14: Know, formulating a new album, like you know, we're across

45:55 Speaker 14: that vision.

45:56 Speaker 1: We get there.

45:56 Speaker 7: But yeah, have some more stuff that we're gonna work

45:58 Speaker 7: on off the word time.

45:59 Speaker 12: Oh very good.

46:00 Speaker 14: I don't think we'll play a show again until probably

46:02 Speaker 14: late late spring, even early summer.

46:04 Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't blame you. I mean, winter is like

46:06 Speaker 6: the worst time to go out and play, you know,

46:08 Speaker 6: with the weather and.

46:09 Speaker 7: People don't want to go to show.

46:10 Speaker 6: No, yeah, it's it's it's I mean, you know, I

46:12 Speaker 6: appreciate the people who persist, but it's it's hard.

46:17 Speaker 15: Especially especially moving gear in the snow.

46:19 Speaker 7: Yeah, thank you exactly.

46:21 Speaker 17: Well, we actually played a show that really really really

46:25 Speaker 17: abysmal cold day last year where it was like negative

46:27 Speaker 17: eighteen degrees. Oh yeah, we played in Revere that night

46:30 Speaker 17: on the beach. Oh my god, remember that there was

46:33 Speaker 17: there was I don't even think all the band members

46:35 Speaker 17: showed up. For the other bands that played the show,

46:37 Speaker 17: nobody went to the show.

46:39 Speaker 1: Wow.

46:39 Speaker 7: Yeah, that was tough.

46:41 Speaker 9: Yeah, but you guys did it though. How metal is

46:43 Speaker 9: that right?

46:44 Speaker 13: Yeah? We did it.

46:46 Speaker 7: Because you know, were usually headlining. Yeah, yeah, that's a

46:49 Speaker 7: big part of it.

46:50 Speaker 9: Yeah, No, that's cool.

46:52 Speaker 6: Are there other bands in the area this kind of

46:54 Speaker 6: happens organically? Are there other bands that you've kind of

46:56 Speaker 6: teamed up with on shows that you play a lot

46:58 Speaker 6: of shows with.

46:59 Speaker 17: Absolutely, there is a good handful of bands that we

47:02 Speaker 17: really enjoy not just playing with, but watching.

47:04 Speaker 7: We go to as many local shows as we can. Yeah,

47:07 Speaker 7: we like to make connections.

47:09 Speaker 17: There's a band, there's well, there's there's a lot of

47:11 Speaker 17: bands that we are friends with, you know, through the

47:14 Speaker 17: through the industry. And yea Glacier out of Boston is

47:18 Speaker 17: a huge for me anyway that they're one of my

47:21 Speaker 17: favorite local local acts right now.

47:23 Speaker 7: There's a Manchester band Geey. I don't know if you've

47:25 Speaker 7: ever heard of them. Also post metal.

47:28 Speaker 17: Their unbelievably unbelievable band, Able Blood is another band I'm.

47:34 Speaker 7: Going to see.

47:34 Speaker 9: We're gonna see them tomorrow at Spelfy Pests.

47:36 Speaker 7: Actually, we really dig those guys. Yeah, yeah, who well

47:41 Speaker 7: who else?

47:43 Speaker 17: Realm ben Thic Realm. Yeah, we just ye with them

47:46 Speaker 17: the last show we played. Also played that show.

47:49 Speaker 13: The guys in dust Profit, who are a local band

47:51 Speaker 13: from Yeah.

47:52 Speaker 9: I used to be in a band with Auto many

47:55 Speaker 9: many many years ago.

47:56 Speaker 13: Yeah, we like we like them, you know, they're good

47:58 Speaker 13: people with me.

48:00 Speaker 7: There's quite a few bands.

48:00 Speaker 14: A two man project with him for a while.

48:02 Speaker 12: You did.

48:02 Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't know that.

48:03 Speaker 7: That was called skin Drone.

48:05 Speaker 12: You were in skin Drone.

48:07 Speaker 9: I'll be damned, I didn't. I didn't put that together.

48:10 Speaker 6: I probably knew that in the back of my mind

48:12 Speaker 6: because it seems weird that I wouldn't know that, but

48:15 Speaker 6: but I I.

48:16 Speaker 7: Wow, I don't.

48:17 Speaker 14: We didn't really do a whole lot. We play a

48:19 Speaker 14: couple of shows, but it was it was a you know,

48:23 Speaker 14: a two man thing with vocals and my guitar. I

48:26 Speaker 14: mean had some drum programming. It was like a industrial like,

48:30 Speaker 14: you know, some deft metal thing. Yeah, and then uh

48:33 Speaker 14: I left that to go do another band. And then

48:35 Speaker 14: I left that band.

48:35 Speaker 7: Because I had deployed.

48:36 Speaker 14: That was in the military at the time. Ye, so

48:38 Speaker 14: and then uh yeah, just kind of been we're getting

48:42 Speaker 14: on the weed.

48:45 Speaker 13: Yeah.

48:45 Speaker 18: The good thing too, is that any Hampshire, it's a

48:48 Speaker 18: lot of good bands Joe mentioned, even though Yeah, Massachusetts

48:52 Speaker 18: and we were very close, you know, we before each other.

48:55 Speaker 18: We go to their shows, they come to our shows,

48:58 Speaker 18: especially at Hampshire. Now this out a handful of bands

49:01 Speaker 18: that I just out there that for each other.

49:03 Speaker 7: Yeah.

49:04 Speaker 18: Geary Geary's awesome, awesome band, Guys from a Blood too,

49:08 Speaker 18: a couple of the bands that we want to play with.

49:09 Speaker 18: Conclave another great band that we haven't been able to

49:12 Speaker 18: play show with yet, the guys from Black Acid Prophecy

49:16 Speaker 18: out of Rhode Island, like Pyramid two. It's just because

49:20 Speaker 18: you know, the are we're all busy, so it's kind

49:23 Speaker 18: of hard to put us together in a room and

49:24 Speaker 18: play a show together. Sometimes we got like great offers

49:27 Speaker 18: to play great shows, but somebody's always busy.

49:29 Speaker 7: Yeah, hard to keep up with life.

49:31 Speaker 17: That part can be hard enough to get practices attended,

49:36 Speaker 17: four bands with four or five dudes each, to get

49:39 Speaker 17: everybody a night off.

49:40 Speaker 7: To play a show.

49:41 Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly a thing, no doubt, no doubt before we

49:45 Speaker 6: run out of time, because I do want to get

49:46 Speaker 6: the last song in two words of a dying man.

49:49 Speaker 6: But anything we should know? What should people know about?

49:51 Speaker 6: How to keep up with everything that Vigil is is doing.

49:54 Speaker 6: Where's the best place to go online?

49:58 Speaker 13: All right?

49:58 Speaker 16: So, uh, we we have a we have a Facebook page.

50:03 Speaker 16: Just look up Vigil and you'll find it. Yeah, Vigil

50:07 Speaker 16: Doom is our band camp. So and we're on Spotify,

50:11 Speaker 16: you can fast on Apple Music. We have a YouTube

50:13 Speaker 16: presence through Argonauta Records, yes, yes, and you can also

50:17 Speaker 16: find any one of us on our personal pages too,

50:21 Speaker 16: you know, but by name, and uh we respond that

50:23 Speaker 16: way either way too.

50:24 Speaker 1: Yeah.

50:24 Speaker 18: Yeah, pretty much in every platform, Yeah, thanks to the label,

50:30 Speaker 18: So Spotify, YouTube music or everywhere.

50:34 Speaker 3: Pretty much.

50:35 Speaker 9: Yeah, excellent, excellent, And uh, what do what do you

50:38 Speaker 9: have coming? Do you have another show coming up this year?

50:41 Speaker 7: No, we already played that show. That's uh that was

50:44 Speaker 7: two weeks ago.

50:44 Speaker 17: At Okay, there's a show in the works for June,

50:48 Speaker 17: but we don't have a solid date yet. Oh okay, yeah,

50:52 Speaker 17: it's not worth really talking about right, So.

50:54 Speaker 9: So next So probably you were saying earlier, probably spring.

50:58 Speaker 7: Yeah, we're probably looking at Spring.

51:00 Speaker 13: All would be that that's we're working on building right now.

51:02 Speaker 9: Okay, okay, excellent.

51:03 Speaker 6: No, I haven't seen you guys live, so I look

51:05 Speaker 6: forward to seeing you live in the future and that'll

51:07 Speaker 6: be that'll be great. And uh and I love the

51:10 Speaker 6: thank you again by the way for and that's so

51:12 Speaker 6: cool that you brought a vinyl copy of that.

51:15 Speaker 9: That's awesome.

51:16 Speaker 6: I love it so uh Vigil, thank you all five

51:19 Speaker 6: of you. And we'll close out the segment with words

51:21 Speaker 6: of a dying man. Anything you want us, I mean

51:24 Speaker 6: we were kind of talking off their a little bit

51:25 Speaker 6: about it, but anything we should know about this song before.

51:28 Speaker 16: Actually, one of the coolest things about this song I

51:29 Speaker 16: think is instead of instead of playing guitar in this song,

51:33 Speaker 16: I'm on a Fender Bass six guitar, which is a

51:36 Speaker 16: long scale or short scale bass basically, but I play

51:39 Speaker 16: it through my guitar rigs, so it's like a guitar

51:41 Speaker 16: but they string Oh no, kidd this song has kind

51:44 Speaker 16: of a different tone to it, so, yeah, songs a

51:47 Speaker 16: lot different. Yeah, this is like our outliar, it's like

51:50 Speaker 16: our weird song. We haven't played it in a while,

51:51 Speaker 16: but I think we kind of don't play this song. Yeah,

51:55 Speaker 16: we don't anymore.

51:55 Speaker 9: Oh okay.

51:56 Speaker 18: For me is the personal touch because it talks about, yeah,

52:01 Speaker 18: the journey of like me seeing him literally passing away

52:05 Speaker 18: and me just thinking at some point, you know, we're

52:07 Speaker 18: gonna meet again, right somewhere, right, So it's it's personal,

52:11 Speaker 18: you know. Okay, it was it was hard to sing

52:13 Speaker 18: live when I was every time I do this song.

52:15 Speaker 13: But yeah, yeah, I mean we.

52:17 Speaker 7: Sort of supplanted this song with one or two of

52:20 Speaker 7: the newer ones that.

52:21 Speaker 9: We're working on, So gotcha, gotcha?

52:24 Speaker 13: All right.

52:24 Speaker 9: So we're gonna end with that in a moment.

52:26 Speaker 6: And of course I want to remind everybody Spelfy Fest

52:28 Speaker 6: tomorrow at Jewel Uh, come see us. Jenny will be

52:33 Speaker 6: giving a short talk there and I'm gonna be there

52:35 Speaker 6: and I'm gonna MC and do some stuff.

52:39 Speaker 10: Proceed they're going to benefit the r s c S,

52:41 Speaker 10: a Sympathetic distribute organization raising awareness for c.

52:46 Speaker 9: R p S and there's gonna be a ton of

52:48 Speaker 9: great bands there.

52:48 Speaker 11: So yeah, and find out more on me at Gencoffee

52:51 Speaker 11: dot com. J E n n C F f u

52:54 Speaker 11: I dot com.

52:54 Speaker 17: Yes, definitely attend that show. The Midnight Creative is correct collective.

52:58 Speaker 17: They are a great group of people. Eleanor and Andre

53:02 Speaker 17: have been very supportive of us. We played at their

53:04 Speaker 17: other venue in Nashua, Terminus back back in.

53:07 Speaker 11: September, artwork on display.

53:09 Speaker 17: They are fantastic and they're all about local art, not

53:13 Speaker 17: just music, all of the arts.

53:15 Speaker 7: So if you can support them and what they're doing,

53:17 Speaker 7: that's huge.

53:18 Speaker 9: Absolutely absolutely know we love them very much.

53:22 Speaker 6: All right, So we will close with this and if

53:23 Speaker 6: you miss any part of today's show, it will be

53:25 Speaker 6: up in just a little bit at w m n

53:26 Speaker 6: H radio dot org and in my website Matt Connorton

53:29 Speaker 6: dot com.

53:29 Speaker 7: But here it is.

53:30 Speaker 9: This is called Words of a Dying Man. The band

53:33 Speaker 9: is Vigil.

53:33 Speaker 7: Thanks guys, thanks for having us.

55:39 Speaker 19: Yes, Oh.

55:56 Speaker 1: Yessody car.

56:05 Speaker 3: Wait wait that's say.

56:14 Speaker 23: That's that's card.

56:22 Speaker 2: Your boy?

56:27 Speaker 3: What'm saying?

56:38 Speaker 4: If so go up?

56:46 Speaker 1: You don't like.

56:48 Speaker 3: So they call here all star? That's right, that's so.

57:25 Speaker 4: To say?

57:29 Speaker 1: Goods? Yes, Yes, si.

57:55 Speaker 3: Si fens.

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58:33 Speaker 24: Start bosword

59:49 Speaker 3: Sory want,