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Matt Connarton Unleashed 2-22-25 hour 3
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World Radio Premiere of "Confluence" by Percussive Maintenance
American Radio Premiere of "Stay Tonight" by Elijah Jenkins
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Speaker 7: exclusive of the new track from Elijah Jenkins that is
Speaker 7: called stay Tonight. And we will have him on the
Speaker 7: show soon. He is a UK artist making a big
Speaker 7: impact over there. But that is the first time that
Speaker 7: track has ever been played on American radio. Here on
Speaker 7: Matt connorton Unleashed. That is stay Tonight by Elijah Jenkins.
Speaker 7: And right now we're going to play a track from
Speaker 7: our friends Iron Jaw, a great metal band from Texas
Speaker 7: who are gonna be joining us momentarily from Texas Hope
Speaker 7: in fact that's them. We're gonna bring them on in
Speaker 7: a moment. But check this out. This is Sands of
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Speaker 7: S That is Sands of Time from Iron Jaw some
Speaker 7: great metal from Texas and if that doesn't get your
Speaker 7: blood pumping on a cold Saturday morning, check your pulse,
Speaker 7: you might be dead. That was awesome. I love it.
Speaker 7: Now I feel pumped and ready to go shopping. That
Speaker 7: that is so good. And we've got Rick Perry and
Speaker 7: Todd Pack from Iron Jaw joining us via Skype. Hey guys,
Speaker 7: what's going good? Good, wonderful to speak with you. By
Speaker 7: the way, So before we talk about before we talk
Speaker 7: about the music and the album and everything, I just
Speaker 7: I want to talk about the weather because because we
Speaker 7: noticed online, Jenny brought this to my attention that a
Speaker 7: couple of days ago it was actually colder in Texas
Speaker 7: than it is here. And I don't know if that's
Speaker 7: still the case, but once it been like there. This
Speaker 7: week it's been real cold.
Speaker 12: Man. It was it was like twenty seven degrees yesterday.
Speaker 12: The wind chill was like minus two the other day.
Speaker 12: So god, it's it's pretty unusual for us.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's that's got to be brutal, because you guys
Speaker 7: aren't aren't prepared. I mean, do you even have like,
Speaker 7: do you have winter coats to wear?
Speaker 6: Or is that that?
Speaker 7: I mean, is that something anybody there even ever thinks
Speaker 7: about or what or do you just put on multiple
Speaker 7: layers or how do you deal with that kind of cold.
Speaker 1: You put on? You put on two leather jackets.
Speaker 7: There you go, right yeah, right, there you go. There
Speaker 7: you go? Whereabouts in Texas? Are you guys? Dallas, Dallas,
Speaker 7: sport Worth? Okay? Very good, very good? So so tell
Speaker 7: us about so of course, Todd Pak vocalist Rick Perry,
Speaker 7: guitarist from Iron Jaw, joining us, and I love that
Speaker 7: track Stands of Time. I also love, by the way,
Speaker 7: Ricky sent us that song which we'll we'll play later,
Speaker 7: that Bury the Snake, And you were saying in the
Speaker 7: email about how it's kind of like, you know, it's
Speaker 7: kind of like old school kissing that way. And I
Speaker 7: listened to it and I thought, you know, I can
Speaker 7: definitely imagine Gene Simmons uh singing that so great great stuff.
Speaker 7: But now these are all from the new album or
Speaker 7: the newest your newest release, Cursed, Is that correct? It's right? Yeah?
Speaker 12: We uh we We signed earlier this year with a
Speaker 12: label called No Life Till Metal Records, Okay and U
Speaker 12: and they we partnered with them and then released our
Speaker 12: our second album. Our first one was Chain at Command,
Speaker 12: which came out in twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: Yep, And.
Speaker 12: This new one just came out a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 12: and it's getting a real good response. We played a
Speaker 12: good show here in uh Fort Worth and kicked it off,
Speaker 12: and now we're telling everyone else about it.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I think the first time we talked to you guys,
Speaker 7: I think it was a Chain of Command had come
Speaker 7: out fairly recently, or that was your newest release that
Speaker 7: was a while ago. I bet you know that the
Speaker 7: time it goes so fast it becomes a blur. But
Speaker 7: I think I think that's what we were talking about
Speaker 7: the first time we had you guys on and.
Speaker 12: And then we we talked about it when we released
Speaker 12: pyro Mancer. We talked to you that time.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 1: Okay, yep, that's right.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 12: And Pyro mansers on this album as well. It's uh,
Speaker 12: this was this album is really like a uh. Some
Speaker 12: of these songs have been released a while. It was
Speaker 12: like some singles that we've been released every few months
Speaker 12: for the past year or so, and then uh, and
Speaker 12: then a couple other ones that haven't been released yet,
Speaker 12: like Sands of Time and Bury the Snake. So uh,
Speaker 12: the Uh, it's a it's some songs that we've been
Speaker 12: working on and uh, you know, yeah, it's we're really
Speaker 12: we're real happy with the collection.
Speaker 7: Has the approach with this album been different, been different
Speaker 7: than with Chain of Command? Has has the process evolved?
Speaker 10: Or?
Speaker 7: I mean it sounds like some of these might have
Speaker 7: been recorded at different times in different studios, right from
Speaker 7: what you were saying, So I think maybe we may
Speaker 7: have Uh, well, they were all recorded.
Speaker 1: They were all recorded in Rick cut out for a second.
Speaker 7: Oh we yeah, we we lost you there for about
Speaker 7: three or four seconds. Rick, Can you repeat what you said? Uh?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm here to hear me?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Rick, is that you.
Speaker 1: Rich? Cut out? Can you hear me?
Speaker 7: I can hear you? Todd? Yeah, all right, Well we
Speaker 7: we keep losing Rick, Rick, I have an idea. Do
Speaker 7: you want do you want to The approach wasn't oh
Speaker 7: I was. I was gonna say, Rick, do you want
Speaker 7: to call this studio line on your phone? And that
Speaker 7: way we can have Todd on Skype and you on
Speaker 7: the uh on the phone line and that'll work since
Speaker 7: you're cutting in and out. I don't know if sure.
Speaker 1: I think I think he should do that if he heard.
Speaker 7: That okay if you heard that, Yeah, Rick, the studio
Speaker 7: line is six oh three two five oh six oh
Speaker 7: oh seven. If you want to call us, maybe that
Speaker 7: would work better. Maybe your maybe your internet's being a
Speaker 7: little wonky. I don't know. I think Jenny, did you
Speaker 7: just send that to him too?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 7: I did. Okay, Jenny sent you that to Rick. I
Speaker 7: don't know if you can even hear me, but give
Speaker 7: us a call on the studio line if you want.
Speaker 7: I'll pick that up and we can uh uh that
Speaker 7: way we can continue. Yeah, Skype is not uh I'll
Speaker 7: tell you. I'll tell you what. It's gotten a lot
Speaker 7: better than it used to be Skype.
Speaker 1: But I can answer your question.
Speaker 7: I think, yeah, go ahead, Todd. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They were all done in the same studio.
Speaker 9: We just we just we recorded the drums in our
Speaker 9: rehearsal studio and we had our guy who mixed it
Speaker 9: and engineered it do that, and then we all the guitar,
Speaker 9: all the vocals, all that stuff is done at my house,
Speaker 9: and then we released a song. As we were done
Speaker 9: with the song, we'd release it and then I would
Speaker 9: shoot a video for it, and then we would do
Speaker 9: a whole video and we release it that way, So
Speaker 9: we released things, you know, every two or three or
Speaker 9: four months.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's interesting that we you know, we live in
Speaker 7: a time where, yeah, there's so many different approaches you
Speaker 7: can take as far as releasing music. You know, there
Speaker 7: was a time when it was pretty standard. You know,
Speaker 7: you release an album and maybe the first single goes
Speaker 7: to radio six to eight weeks before the album's coming out,
Speaker 7: and then the album comes out, and then the second
Speaker 7: single and then maybe the third single.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 7: Now it's like there's so many different ways you can
Speaker 7: do it because of the Internet, because of social media,
Speaker 7: and a lot of artists now are using the you know,
Speaker 7: they call it the waterfall approach, where you release a
Speaker 7: series of singles and then an album. And I think
Speaker 7: we have Rick on the phone. Rick, is that you. Yeah, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 7: welcome back. Excellent, excellent, Okay, so now we're all we're
Speaker 7: all together again. We're all good.
Speaker 13: Sorry about that.
Speaker 7: Uh, you know, that's okay.
Speaker 12: The Skype three way didn't didn't work as plan.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, technology will fail us at times. That is uh,
Speaker 7: that is a factive life. No, but this works. This
Speaker 7: works now, you guys too. So Todd, you referred to videos.
Speaker 7: You guys have made. How many music videos do you
Speaker 7: guys have? It seems like you've made quite a few
Speaker 7: at this point.
Speaker 1: Oh, we have a ton we've done. I shot six, No. Five,
Speaker 1: five of the last six videos. This is a seventh
Speaker 1: song album. I did five of the last six one
Speaker 1: of them. One of them.
Speaker 9: We had somebody else to actually just use some footage
Speaker 9: that a guy had to get out to get our
Speaker 9: first video out for this album, which was Tonight we raid.
Speaker 9: We used some live footage and then through a bunch
Speaker 9: of bombs and airplanes and you know, on the standard,
Speaker 9: the standard, good old metal stuff in there because it
Speaker 9: was appropriate. Yeah, And then I shot all the rest
Speaker 9: of those myself and edited when it was nice. Like
Speaker 9: you said, you kind of did the I didn't know
Speaker 9: how to name, but good. The waterfall effect was great
Speaker 9: because we could do a video, release it, and then
Speaker 9: whenever we were ready we could do the next one.
Speaker 9: We could do one at a time instead of kind
Speaker 9: of like you know, putting everything out there all at once,
Speaker 9: and then you don't that's it. You don't hear from
Speaker 9: us again for five years. Right, we were We've been
Speaker 9: in your we've been in your faith.
Speaker 1: For the last two years.
Speaker 7: You know, yeah, exactly. Yeah, I think it's I think
Speaker 7: it's so important. Uh in the era that we live
Speaker 7: in too. You know, you got to kind of feed
Speaker 7: that machine. And yeah, like you said, you know, being
Speaker 7: people's uh faces and uh, Rick, is that is that
Speaker 7: kind of how the way you think about it too?
Speaker 7: The way Todd does in terms of strategy.
Speaker 12: Yeah, just uh that way there's always something new coming
Speaker 12: out and uh instead of blowing your whole creative wand
Speaker 12: so to speak at one time, Uh, you know, you
Speaker 12: you prolong the pleasure.
Speaker 7: I suppose, well, well put Yeah, the videos, So Todd,
Speaker 7: you shoot all those I.
Speaker 1: Shot a lot of them.
Speaker 9: Yeah, probably the last the last five or so. We
Speaker 9: did our We did all those ourselves.
Speaker 7: That's awesome. Yeah, that's that's fantastic. It's funny too, because
Speaker 7: some people don't realize. In fact, I was having a
Speaker 7: conversation with someone last night about this. Some people think
Speaker 7: that music videos because MTV obviously doesn't play them anymore
Speaker 7: and hasn't for a long time. I'm sure they have
Speaker 7: a show where they might play some but but but
Speaker 7: but yeah, probably not. But people a lot of people
Speaker 7: have a perception that music videos are dead, that the
Speaker 7: art of the music video is dead. And I I
Speaker 7: told the person I was talking with, I said, well,
Speaker 7: actually there's more music videos than ever because of YouTube,
Speaker 7: and you know, now, uh, there's there's more, you know,
Speaker 7: you know, and and there's some artists, you know, major
Speaker 7: artists who have just you know, a gazillion dollars, who
Speaker 7: if they have an album that's coming out, they'll actually
Speaker 7: make I know, Beyonce has done this where there was
Speaker 7: an album where she had a video, a high budget
Speaker 7: video for every single track on the album, not just
Speaker 7: the singles. You know, she just went all out, which
Speaker 7: must be nice to have the money to do that.
Speaker 7: But but it really is such a crucial marketing tool
Speaker 7: now now more than it's ever been. I would argue, yeah,
Speaker 7: I you know, we.
Speaker 12: Wanted to put a video out for every song because
Speaker 12: it's just the best way to get people's attention on
Speaker 12: social media, you know, on Facebook and Instagram, and there's
Speaker 12: all sorts of avenues you can use the videos with.
Speaker 12: And uh. And so when we first put up our
Speaker 12: first album, Chain of Command, we did the we got
Speaker 12: someone to shoot the first video for us. But you know,
Speaker 12: it was it was about five hundred bucks, and uh,
Speaker 12: that's a lot of money for a unsigned local band.
Speaker 12: So we had to try to figure out a different
Speaker 12: way of doing it, and luckily Todd stepped up to
Speaker 12: the plate and figured out how to do it on
Speaker 12: his phone. And so we like doing things do it yourself.
Speaker 12: That way, you can put your own creativity into it,
Speaker 12: keep it low budget, but still make it look cool.
Speaker 12: So I think that's a lot more creative way of
Speaker 12: doing it. We recorded the album that way. Also, we
Speaker 12: recorded the album completely ourselves and just send it to
Speaker 12: our engineer guy.
Speaker 7: To mix it all.
Speaker 12: Okay, We try to keep it in house as much
Speaker 12: as possible. That way, we can put our own creativity
Speaker 12: into it. That way, we can redo it as many
Speaker 12: times do we want to, if we want to, you know,
Speaker 12: get it just right the way we want it. And
Speaker 12: it's worked out good so far.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's excellent. Yeah, I mean, it's it's remarkable too
Speaker 7: to live in a time where we have the technology
Speaker 7: to do these kinds of things, and it does it
Speaker 7: allows you to have control, really complete control over what
Speaker 7: you're putting out and how you're presenting yourselves, and and
Speaker 7: it's it's a great time to be alive in that sense. Really,
Speaker 7: I mean, it's it's really ar Yeah.
Speaker 12: In the old days, you know, Matt, the major labels
Speaker 12: were like the gatekeepers, and they were the ones who
Speaker 12: decided what bands would be uh uh, you know, recorded
Speaker 12: and have releases out and promoted to the people. So
Speaker 12: there weren't that really that many bands. Now it's much easier.
Speaker 12: Almost anyone can do it, So it's way easy to
Speaker 12: get your your stuff out there. It's just there's a
Speaker 12: lot more other bands to compete with. So that's the
Speaker 12: challenge now is just becoming getting yourself noticed. But we
Speaker 12: just focus on what we think is good quality songs
Speaker 12: and you know, iroon John is just pure metal with
Speaker 12: no gimmicks. You know, it's just solid metal that's based
Speaker 12: on good songwriting, I think, and uh and that's what
Speaker 12: we hope people will pick up on. And eventually by
Speaker 12: putting out songs every couple of months on a video
Speaker 12: accompanying it, we're hoping that people will eventually start noticing it.
Speaker 12: And it seems like they're starting to.
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, Todd, you had started to say something
Speaker 7: as well.
Speaker 9: Well, you didn't mention the you know, the ability the
Speaker 9: technology these days and I was like, it's you know,
Speaker 9: it's a may II we did.
Speaker 1: We filmed all that on my phone.
Speaker 9: Yeah, all our videos that I shot, we actually just
Speaker 9: filmed it on my phone, and then I edited it
Speaker 9: on the most basic iMovie program you can imagine.
Speaker 1: And at first I didn't think I could do it.
Speaker 9: I even at one point I remember a couple of
Speaker 9: two or three years ago for an old video we
Speaker 9: did for a ride Free or Die from our first
Speaker 9: record during the pandemic, I was like, dude, I can't
Speaker 9: do this. I just don't have the ability. And then
Speaker 9: I kind of took a break and I came back
Speaker 9: to it and I figured it out, and I did
Speaker 9: it on iMovie, you know, which is like it's basically
Speaker 9: iMovie is kind of like your home video that you
Speaker 9: put some music in the background of your kids at Christmas,
Speaker 9: right technology.
Speaker 2: But I figured it out, and so then I was
Speaker 2: able to pump out a bunch of videos for us.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and you know you mentioned Beyonce did it, but
Speaker 9: but really I took the idea from more from Metallica.
Speaker 2: Because Metallica released their last two records, they did the
Speaker 2: same thing.
Speaker 9: They had a video for damn near every song yeah,
Speaker 9: and a lot of and a lot of them they
Speaker 9: just shot in their own home studio, which you know
Speaker 9: they called the headquarters because it's I'm sure it's a massive,
Speaker 9: you know, compound somewhere right, And they shot all those
Speaker 9: in the same room almost and they and you can
Speaker 9: tell they just changed close changed lighting, and so I
Speaker 9: kind of we kind of went with that method, you know,
Speaker 9: were we shot a lot.
Speaker 1: Of it in the same room.
Speaker 9: We just we just rearranged the room and got created
Speaker 9: with the backgrounds and stuff.
Speaker 1: So we kind of did that. Took I took it
Speaker 1: more from Metallica than than Beyonce.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah to her, she won, she won Country
Speaker 2: Album of the Year, so whatever.
Speaker 7: Sure, sure, yeah, you can't argue with success. But yeah,
Speaker 7: I assume the place and the Metallica videos where they
Speaker 7: shot those, I assume it's the same place that you
Speaker 7: see in the documentary some kind of Monster. Yeah, it
Speaker 7: looks like it's there.
Speaker 9: It's there what they call their headquarters, Yeah, which is
Speaker 9: what we should call our rehearsal room, the headquarters.
Speaker 1: You know, you know, it's a big as placement, you
Speaker 1: call it your headquarters.
Speaker 7: It's not just for the jam, Yeah, exactly, a compound. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Now that it's cool though, that you're able to and
Speaker 7: that you know and that you're willing to learn the
Speaker 7: technology too. I think a lot of artists who you know,
Speaker 7: especially artists who who have been around for a while,
Speaker 7: maybe maybe you are a little older, who are resistant
Speaker 7: to the technology. Part of that is just people being
Speaker 7: technophobic generally. You know, people are are Some people get
Speaker 7: nervous around you know, can can I learn this? Do
Speaker 7: I have the ability to learn this? And and then,
Speaker 7: But very often if you challenge yourself to do it,
Speaker 7: and you really dive in and do it, at the
Speaker 7: end of the process you say, Okay, that wasn't so bad.
Speaker 7: I was able to learn that, and it's it's good
Speaker 7: for your it's good for your brain too. Always I
Speaker 7: totally agree.
Speaker 9: I had that problem because I had to learn how
Speaker 9: to first just record my own vocals. And I did
Speaker 9: that from when I was in a previous band, because
Speaker 9: I got tired of going into a studio over the
Speaker 9: weekend and that be the final product.
Speaker 1: That's it. You're done. If you don't like it too bad,
Speaker 1: pay me some more if you want to fix it.
Speaker 2: So I got to the point where I got to
Speaker 2: learn how to do this on my own.
Speaker 9: So, I mean, I can't tell you how long it
Speaker 9: took me just to hook up the microphone and get
Speaker 9: it to work right, really, you know, just that probably.
Speaker 1: Then I had to learn how to do guitars. Then
Speaker 1: I had to learn how to do videos, and I
Speaker 1: did it all.
Speaker 2: And I'm not a technically proficient person so to speak.
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm a drummer at heart, so I usually
Speaker 9: just you know, tighten down the tight down the drumshell
Speaker 9: on the stand.
Speaker 1: And I have no you know, and I have nothing
Speaker 1: to plug in. I have no red, yellow, green wires
Speaker 1: or anything like that to.
Speaker 9: Plug in for thirty years, so I was never what
Speaker 9: I would call technically proficient, but I figured it out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, but that's a good that's a good lesson
Speaker 7: too for people and for people who maybe are intimidated
Speaker 7: by the technology. You say, not technically proficient. But what
Speaker 7: I think a lot of people don't realize is, you know,
Speaker 7: these technologies are designed for people who aren't necessary arly
Speaker 7: technically proficient. You just got to be you just got
Speaker 7: to be able to, you know, willing to put your
Speaker 7: head down and just learn. But but you don't have
Speaker 7: to be some sort of technical wizard to use these tools.
Speaker 7: And I think that's something people who are intimidated don't realize.
Speaker 7: But if you can learn that, yeah, yeah, there you go,
Speaker 7: there you go. The videos all too, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 7: they look you know, they look cool, and they look
Speaker 7: you know, they're they're competitive with what else is out there?
Speaker 7: So what's what's the scene like there for you guys?
Speaker 7: I know, and I think we've talked about it before.
Speaker 7: My impression is that the Dallas metal scene is is
Speaker 7: really good. That there's there's really good places to play,
Speaker 7: and there's a lot of great bands there is that
Speaker 7: Is that still the case?
Speaker 12: I would say there's a lot of there's there's a
Speaker 12: decent amount of places to play. We're we're actually in
Speaker 12: fort Worth, uh okay, you know, right next to Dallas.
Speaker 12: So yeah, there's play is playing fort Worth and Dallas.
Speaker 12: Uh you know, probably about four or five really good
Speaker 12: venues in each each town I would say to play at. Yeah,
Speaker 12: and probably a lot of other smaller ones. Yeah, but
Speaker 12: there's some there's plenty of good there's shows every weekend,
Speaker 12: I mean tons of shows. So yeah, national acts and
Speaker 12: local bands. I mean it's it's a pretty healthy scene
Speaker 12: and there's a lot of good bands, a lot of
Speaker 12: different kinds of metal. We kind of stand out a
Speaker 12: little bit because a lot of the bands are more
Speaker 12: modern style, and Iron Jaw kind of hearkens back to,
Speaker 12: I think, a more classic metal style. But even so,
Speaker 12: you know, we'll play with anybody. We'll do shows with
Speaker 12: death metal bands or sure, you know, rock and roll bands.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I mean your sound is is a little
Speaker 7: more classic metal, but it also is very but I
Speaker 7: think I think it's a little more aggressive, heavier than
Speaker 7: a lot of a lot of a lot of that stuff,
Speaker 7: you know, in terms of production on what you want
Speaker 7: that Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think you.
Speaker 9: Know, I think you have even if you have these days,
Speaker 9: because of just the way technology is, even if you
Speaker 9: have that approach, you know, the old school style, just
Speaker 9: the way things sound so good these days, it makes
Speaker 9: it sound a little more modern than its actual intent,
Speaker 9: just because it sounds so clean and so crisp, just
Speaker 9: from you know, people's home studios.
Speaker 1: I think that adds to the I'm glad you say that,
Speaker 1: because I'm glad.
Speaker 9: We kind of have a little bit of a modern
Speaker 9: feel and not you know, that because you remember old
Speaker 9: school production it was.
Speaker 1: It was horrible.
Speaker 9: It kind of even I think it made metal struggle
Speaker 9: a little bit because people didn't.
Speaker 1: Know how to record metal back in the eighties.
Speaker 9: So well, and you have a really fast band like
Speaker 9: can Thrash or any of that sounded so bad and
Speaker 9: you're like, those are good riffs. It's just there's no
Speaker 9: way I could convince my buddy to listen to this
Speaker 9: because it just sounds horrible. Right, He doesn't understand musicianship.
Speaker 9: He just goes that sounds like I don't know if
Speaker 9: I can cut.
Speaker 7: Sorry, no, but we're on a delay. I caught it.
Speaker 2: Sorry, that's okay, Alright, I'm gonna say something earlier too, and.
Speaker 7: I was like, that's all right, it happens. No, we're
Speaker 7: on a delay. It's all good. But uh but yeah no,
Speaker 7: And I think to your point, yeah, that's true. People
Speaker 7: didn't know how to record metal. And although that that
Speaker 7: doesn't always uh preclude success. I mean, you look at
Speaker 7: and Justice for All you know, uh, which was you know,
Speaker 7: such a huge album for the really the biggest band,
Speaker 7: you know, not just biggest metal band, but the biggest
Speaker 7: band in the world Metallica and I I think that out.
Speaker 7: I mean, it sounds terrible, but they put it out
Speaker 7: and and it worked. It just works, So you never know.
Speaker 7: But I think, but I think you're right. I think
Speaker 7: I think the trick is if you if the production
Speaker 7: is really good, then even if it's something that maybe
Speaker 7: harkens back to a different time, as long as the
Speaker 7: production is really good and really strong and loud and aggressive,
Speaker 7: it's going to have a certain timelessness to it. And
Speaker 7: and I think you guys have captured that. I think
Speaker 7: there's something timeless about you know, a track like Sands
Speaker 7: of Time. It's you know, you can listen to that
Speaker 7: in any era and it's it just sounds really really good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, Sands of Time. Sands of Time was
Speaker 1: the song that got me hooked on the band.
Speaker 2: It was the song that he first that Rick first
Speaker 2: presented to me.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, I was and I was like, that's a
Speaker 7: great song.
Speaker 1: And they had previously recorded it with their old singer Yea.
Speaker 9: The song's been around for a minute and finally finally
Speaker 9: made it on a record, But uh, that was the
Speaker 9: song that hooked me, and it's still it's still one
Speaker 9: of the coolest songs out of the counterlog.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no, I love that. I love that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we would have, we would have put it on
Speaker 12: the first album, but we we just actually kind of
Speaker 12: ran out of time, and uh so we just said, okay,
Speaker 12: well we'll save it for another time, and you know,
Speaker 12: the Sands of Time eventually caught up to us.
Speaker 7: So yeah, there you go, there you go. I love
Speaker 7: the solo on that too. I don't know if we've
Speaker 7: talked about this before, Rick, when you've been on the show,
Speaker 7: but who are your influences as a guitar player. I'm
Speaker 7: really curious because I love your solos.
Speaker 12: Uh well, first of all, there's two two lead guitar
Speaker 12: players and Iron John, myself and Brown. The solo in
Speaker 12: in the Sands of Time, for example, I do the
Speaker 12: first one at the very beginning of the song, and
Speaker 12: then later on in the song it starts off with
Speaker 12: Jeff and it goes to me and then it goes
Speaker 12: back to Jeff.
Speaker 7: I love that. I love that approach. It gives it,
Speaker 7: It gives a texture, you know, when they would two
Speaker 7: guitars going back and forth.
Speaker 9: It that.
Speaker 7: That's really cool.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Rick, Rick, I love Judis Priest and of course
Speaker 12: and Slayer and bands like that that have two lead
Speaker 12: guitar players because uh, it's it becomes like a a
Speaker 12: dialogue between two uh performances. You know, like there's a
Speaker 12: one guitar player will have his solo and then another
Speaker 12: guitar player will have their response to that almost and
Speaker 12: it becomes almost like a dialogue. And uh that that's
Speaker 12: pretty much the influence for uh me as a guitar players.
Speaker 12: You know, Judas Priest and uh and also I love
Speaker 12: Angus Young of a C D C and uh Ted
Speaker 12: Nugent you know from the seventies. I love Ted Nugent.
Speaker 12: Ace freely is a big influence on on me for
Speaker 12: lead guitar. Yes, so just I like uh, I like
Speaker 12: the solo too kind of say something and kind of
Speaker 12: be like a song within the song.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it should it should be memorable and you should
Speaker 12: be able to uh you know remember the key key
Speaker 12: little phrases in there.
Speaker 7: Uh. Do you guys have a lot of songs where
Speaker 7: you and Jeff trade off like that? Or is or
Speaker 7: is that unusual?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 12: About half of them? Probably cool? Uh? We we you
Speaker 12: do trade offs or or maybe I'll do a lead
Speaker 12: section in the beginning and he'll do one at the
Speaker 12: end or something like that. Okay, some sol as he
Speaker 12: does all by himself, some I d all by myself.
Speaker 12: We just we bury it up. Yeah, And I think
Speaker 12: it makes it more interesting for the the listener and
Speaker 12: also the people who come see us live, because you know,
Speaker 12: you're looking back and forth. Now he's playing, Now this
Speaker 12: guy's playing. It makes it more interesting, I think.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Yeah, I'd love to see you guys live. Are
Speaker 7: you We talked a little bit about the scene there.
Speaker 7: Are you guys playing out a lot? Are you doing?
Speaker 7: Are you doing shows every week or what? What's what?
Speaker 7: What's it like for you guys? How active have you been?
Speaker 12: We're uh, well we uh go ahead, Todd.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we don't play out as that much anymore. We
Speaker 9: we play more selective shows. Yeah, you know, because people
Speaker 9: aren't gonna come see every week. They're not gonna even
Speaker 9: come see every month, so you know, every every couple
Speaker 9: of months, I mean, like this.
Speaker 2: Year, we have one potential show that might be Uh.
Speaker 9: What's funny is I'm looking at old footage of you
Speaker 9: from last week, I think, and you're wearing a warhog shirt.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm wearing a warhog shirt. Right now?
Speaker 1: Is that is that current?
Speaker 7: But I'm looking at Oh we love Warhog, Yes, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: They're locals the virus. They're local buddies of virus. As
Speaker 9: matter of fact, I've been going back and forth with them.
Speaker 9: We're trying to line up our next show with them.
Speaker 7: Oh that's awesome. Yeah, Oh that's what it looks like.
Speaker 1: And Rick doesn't even know this yet.
Speaker 2: It looks like the date we've set they might be
Speaker 2: headed to.
Speaker 9: They're doing a battle of the bands from Voking thing, okay,
Speaker 9: and so it looks like they made it to the
Speaker 9: next round. So it looks like the show we're gonna
Speaker 9: have to change dates on. But yeah, our next show
Speaker 9: in the middle of the summer might.
Speaker 13: Be with them.
Speaker 1: I mean, we might book something in between that.
Speaker 9: But we try not to overplay or oversaturate it, you know,
Speaker 9: because you know, people who are into this stuff are
Speaker 9: a little older. They're not going to go every week
Speaker 9: to see you play like when you were twenty one,
Speaker 9: and they didn't give a damn.
Speaker 2: They're out, they're there, they're into it, they're staying till
Speaker 2: the end.
Speaker 1: That doesn't happen anymore, right right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, war When we first started, when we When we
Speaker 12: first started as a band, uh you know, which was
Speaker 12: I guess around twenty eighteen something like that, we played
Speaker 12: out everywhere we could, you know, maybe two or three
Speaker 12: times a month sometimes. Yeah, but now most of the
Speaker 12: metal fans here in DFW know who we are, and
Speaker 12: uh yeah, like Todd says, we kind of space it
Speaker 12: out and try to make it a really special gig
Speaker 12: and you know, choose the venue and the play and
Speaker 12: other bands we're gonna play with, and try to put
Speaker 12: together a good package and uh uh and do it
Speaker 12: that way. Either that or if something comes along where
Speaker 12: we have a chance to open up for a national act,
Speaker 12: we'll take that too, because that'll be a good chance
Speaker 12: for us to plan for some new people.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I so I don't play anymore, but I used to
Speaker 7: play in bands, and I do know, I am very
Speaker 7: familiar with the grind of when you're in that mode
Speaker 7: where you're just trying to play every show you possibly can,
Speaker 7: and when you're younger and you have less responsibilities, it's
Speaker 7: it's a little easier.
Speaker 1: To do that.
Speaker 7: But then but but you know, so part of it too,
Speaker 7: not just not just getting older and you have more responsibilities,
Speaker 7: and you have to use your time, you know, you
Speaker 7: have to kind of pick and choose what you're doing
Speaker 7: with your time. But also, as technology, which is a
Speaker 7: consistent theme of course with these conversations, as technology has evolved,
Speaker 7: people have so many more options now for what they
Speaker 7: do with their time. And and and you're right, you know,
Speaker 7: people aren't necessarily going to come out and see you,
Speaker 7: even if they're your biggest fan, They're not necessarily going
Speaker 7: to come out and see you every single weekend. So
Speaker 7: so at a certain point, you know, being more selective
Speaker 7: about what you're doing, I think is a sound strategy.
Speaker 12: Yeah. We we could play out every week, you know,
Speaker 12: if we wanted to, and uh, you know it, even
Speaker 12: though we have day jobs and you know, other responsibilities,
Speaker 12: we could still do it. But you know, we just
Speaker 12: really choose not to. Just we try to make it
Speaker 12: a little more special by spacing it out some.
Speaker 7: Yeah, now that makes sense, have you guys?
Speaker 12: We wish we could. We'd love to go out there
Speaker 12: to play in Massachusetts though. That would be awesome.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, it'd be What would be really cool
Speaker 7: is if you and Warhog went on tour together and
Speaker 7: you and that'd be so cool.
Speaker 12: Uh, but is there is there are there any metal
Speaker 12: festivals up there in that part of the country.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm trying to think of.
Speaker 12: Though, the Maryland Metal fest.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm trying to think of what might be coming up.
Speaker 1: The thing.
Speaker 7: The thing with festivals, you know, a lot of them
Speaker 7: have come and gone over the years, especially over the
Speaker 7: last few years as touring has become harder for for
Speaker 7: a lot of people. I'm trying to think of what's
Speaker 7: what might be even coming up this u like the
Speaker 7: summer or something. But I don't know, I'm kind of
Speaker 7: I'm kind of drawing a blank. I have to think
Speaker 7: on that. But yeah, maybe there might be something going
Speaker 7: on up here. Maybe you guys could get up to sometimes.
Speaker 7: Who knows that would be That would be very very cool.
Speaker 1: We can we stay at your house?
Speaker 7: I don't know. Well, I'll tell you what. So we yeah,
Speaker 7: we'll we'll put you in uh, we'll put you in
Speaker 7: the room with DJ Reckless yep, a little bit of
Speaker 7: a but uh, but we'll we'll put you We have
Speaker 7: a we have a he works at a country station.
Speaker 7: You'd love him. But there you go, there you go?
Speaker 12: Now what so Matt so so, Matt how did you, uh,
Speaker 12: how did Warhog come on to your radar?
Speaker 7: I was trying to figure out as we were talking
Speaker 7: who we met. So Mike Woolsey is that Jenny?
Speaker 6: Is that how how we started it all?
Speaker 7: He started it all as far as Taxi, right.
Speaker 9: I remember you guys having that conversation the last time
Speaker 9: you spoke to Rick a year or two.
Speaker 12: Yeah, he was in a band called uh moon Falling
Speaker 12: at the time, I think, or uh.
Speaker 1: Moon Fallen is his current band.
Speaker 12: Yep, yeah, Okay, he was in a different band back then,
Speaker 12: but he told you about us, and that's how, uh
Speaker 12: you we got in touch. Is it the same thing
Speaker 12: with the Warhog?
Speaker 7: I believe so, yeah, I think. Yeah, Mike, Mike.
Speaker 12: Woosley, he's a one man promotion machine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mike, Mike's that guy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, No, he sends me awesome artists. Yeah, he's great.
Speaker 7: And yeah, everyone everyone he's sent us. We've been very
Speaker 7: happy about and grateful for you guys and Warhog and
Speaker 7: and there's been others from Texas that we've talked to.
Speaker 7: And that's why too, I'm so interested in the scene
Speaker 7: there because it's just there's a lot of great music
Speaker 7: coming out of that area, no doubt about it. So
Speaker 7: really really digging that.
Speaker 12: But very similar to us Massachusetts.
Speaker 9: Well, I was gonna say, Warhol is very similar to us.
Speaker 9: And they're constantly putting That's how they caught my eye,
Speaker 9: and that's I was like. I was like, man, we
Speaker 9: need to we need to get together with these guys
Speaker 9: and do some shows. And we keep trying to do it,
Speaker 9: and you know, maybe, like I said, this summer, but
Speaker 9: they're very similar to us where they they're always producing content.
Speaker 9: You know, yeah, they're always putting something out every few
Speaker 9: months and completely promoting in there.
Speaker 1: Those those guys play constantly.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, they wanted to We had
Speaker 2: an opening for.
Speaker 9: Our show and I was like, uh, you're gonna play
Speaker 9: at the same venue the week before and then the
Speaker 9: week after.
Speaker 1: That you're playing with vin them inc. So we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll.
Speaker 2: Get together another time. You guys are oversaturated this month.
Speaker 9: So uh so they're at that stage right now where
Speaker 9: they're playing everything they can and but you know, I'm
Speaker 9: gonna be proud of them there.
Speaker 2: They made it to the next level of the Battle
Speaker 2: of the Band for Vakin.
Speaker 7: So oh yeah, it'd be awesome.
Speaker 1: They made that.
Speaker 7: That's very cool. Yeah, I didn't know about that, venam inc.
Speaker 7: I think we had that one, didn't we have them too, Jenny?
Speaker 7: Did we have Venaming on the show? I think so? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Another uh? Another great band? But now what what? What's
Speaker 7: next for you guys? Do you have another video coming out?
Speaker 7: Or uh? Or because you haven't? You haven't done videos
Speaker 7: for all of these yet, have you? Or have you?
Speaker 9: We did videos for everything, but one song, Oh, Bury
Speaker 9: the Snake, was the the one we decided we weren't
Speaker 9: gonna do it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna you know, it's one of those if you
Speaker 1: want to hear Bury the Snake, you have to buy
Speaker 1: the record.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, the bonus the bonus track, so to speak.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, okay, very cool. Yeah, we're gonna We're gonna
Speaker 7: play it here in a couple of minutes. I love
Speaker 7: that song. I love that song. But again, you know,
Speaker 7: I like the Kiss influence too. Kiss is my favorite band,
Speaker 7: so I appreciate the It's fun to listen to it
Speaker 7: and imagine Gene Simmons singing it was I can I
Speaker 7: can totally picture. But uh, and then are you? Are
Speaker 7: you guys already thinking about the Are you thinking about
Speaker 7: the next album yet? I imagine because you strike me
Speaker 7: as you know, you guys have a lot of ideas.
Speaker 7: I'm sure you're probably already writing stuff.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we're we're gonna we're gonna get together probably next
Speaker 12: week and start writing some new ones.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 12: I got a couple of things put together already, and
Speaker 12: uh and Jeff has some songs, I think, and we'll
Speaker 12: get together in the jam room and and start you know, uh,
Speaker 12: banging them out, uh, you know, putting the songs into shape. Uh.
Speaker 12: And then and then the vocals will come uh. Last,
Speaker 12: you know, we'll uh Todd will either have some lyrics
Speaker 12: or I'll have some lyrics, and we'll see what fits
Speaker 12: with the music, and you know, try to crank up
Speaker 12: some more songs so the metal never stops. Matt.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there you go. That's the way to do it.
Speaker 7: That's the way to do it. Where should people go online?
Speaker 7: To keep up with everything that you guys are doing.
Speaker 12: They can go to our Facebook page which is iron
Speaker 12: jaw t X, and then our band camp page is
Speaker 12: iron job at band camp dot com to get all
Speaker 12: our merch or buy music. You got shirts on there,
Speaker 12: all that sort of Thing. The album you know, came
Speaker 12: out on CD and blood Red vinyl, So that's pretty cool.
Speaker 7: Oh you did blood red vinyl. That's awesome.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I love it. Yeah, that was awesome. It looked great.
Speaker 12: So we got all that is on our band camp
Speaker 12: so people can check that out at iron job at
Speaker 12: band camp dot com.
Speaker 7: Very nice, very nice. So guys, I want to thank
Speaker 7: you both for joining us today. Of course, uh Todd
Speaker 7: Pack and Rick Perry from Iron Jaw. We're good big
Speaker 7: fans here. We're gonna close out in a moment. We're
Speaker 7: gonna play this track, Bury of the Snake, which I
Speaker 7: I do love so much. But thank you guys for
Speaker 7: for joining us. By the way, when is your for
Speaker 7: anyone who might be listening down in your area listening online?
Speaker 7: When is your next show down there? You might have
Speaker 7: mentioned it already, but let's let's remind people.
Speaker 12: The next one is gonna be this summer. We don't
Speaker 12: have a booked yet, but oh okay, we may do
Speaker 12: something before then. We're uh, we're right now, we're just
Speaker 12: writing some move materials, so yeah, yeah, but we may.
Speaker 12: We'll do a show soon, okay, okay, yeah, hopefully that's
Speaker 12: gonna be the gig.
Speaker 7: Yeah they there there you go, perfect, perfect, all right,
Speaker 7: So we're gonna let you guys go, and then we're
Speaker 7: gonna hit this track, Bury the Snake. But again, guys,
Speaker 7: thank you so much, and we will do this again
Speaker 7: as as you're releasing new music, we will will continue
Speaker 7: to do this and always love having you on. I
Speaker 7: appreciate the conversation and we love what you're doing. So
Speaker 7: thanks guys. All right, you got it. Take care, oh
Speaker 7: and stay warm. Oh yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: It'll be seventy on Monday.
Speaker 7: Oh beautiful. I wish it while it'll be forty here,
Speaker 7: which for us is gonna feel like seventy. So we're
Speaker 7: getting there, all right, guys, thank you so much, take care,
Speaker 7: Thanks man, appreciate it, all right, bye bye. All right.
Speaker 7: That is Todd Pack and Rick Perry from Iron Jaw
Speaker 7: and Uh Jenny and I will be back in a
Speaker 7: couple of minutes. But let's finish out this segment with this.
Speaker 7: I love this track so much. This is Barry the
Speaker 7: Snake and yes, allow your mind to be in the gutter.
Speaker 7: It doesn't mean what you think it means. And this
Speaker 7: is Iron Jaws. This is a great track. Check this out.
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Speaker 6: I'll tell you can't turn ass go. It's a shirty
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Speaker 3: I'm round for the white dirty crab started jumping from
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Speaker 13: The time is die.
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Speaker 3: Shout it's dead like Cody y'all snak shot.
Speaker 6: From the sand through the god in all that kinda stap,
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Speaker 7: That is Bury the Snake. The band is Iron Jaw
Speaker 7: some great Texas medal, and thank you again to Rick
Speaker 7: and Todd for joining us today on the show. I
Speaker 7: always loved talking to those guys and I love their sound.
Speaker 7: I love everything they do. I love everything that comes
Speaker 7: out of the Texas music scene there.
Speaker 13: It's crazy how much metal there is down there. Yes,
Speaker 13: you never run out of awesome talent.
Speaker 7: Well, Texas, you know it is the land of Pantera.
Speaker 7: I never thought about it that way. Yeah, so there's
Speaker 7: bound to be at a lot of good stuff.
Speaker 13: I think it's Texas.
Speaker 2: I think country.
Speaker 7: I don't think metal, and I'm wrong. I'm very wrong.
Speaker 7: A lot of metal, wrong, a lot of metal, all
Speaker 7: kinds of great music out of Texas. And by the way,
Speaker 7: speaking to great music. In just a couple of minutes,
Speaker 7: we're going to be closing out the show today with
Speaker 7: a world radio premiere the new track Confluence from Percussive Maintenance,
Speaker 7: which I'll tell you more about in a moment, but
Speaker 7: we want to Jenny, We've got a couple of things
Speaker 7: to remind people.
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Speaker 7: Very good, very good. Well, before we conclude, like I said,
Speaker 7: we have one more premiere, a WMNH exclusive to present
Speaker 7: to you in a moment. But I do want to
Speaker 7: thank everyone who joined us today. Of course, so yon
Speaker 7: Man was not able to skype in due to a
Speaker 7: family emergency, but we will reschedule him. But we did
Speaker 7: open today with the American radio premiere of his new
Speaker 7: track Warmongers, which I absolutely love. You'll be hearing that
Speaker 7: again in the future. In the second hour, of course.
Speaker 7: John Denton another great UK artists, so American radio premiere
Speaker 7: of his newest track, and also Sean Manchester who joined
Speaker 7: us from who drove down from Maine. And of course
Speaker 7: we had the new Elijah Jenkins American radio premiere for
Speaker 7: Stay Tonight, and we have one more premiere and don't
Speaker 7: forget Iron Jaw. Of course, always loved talking to those
Speaker 7: guys and playing some of their I think we had
Speaker 7: already played those tracks on the show, so though that
Speaker 7: were not technically premiers, but getting to talk to them
Speaker 7: is always a great time and love those guys. Make
Speaker 7: sure you follow them online and they make great music
Speaker 7: videos too. But that music will get your blood pump,
Speaker 7: and no doubt about it. We're going to close out
Speaker 7: today we have a world radio premiere. This has not
Speaker 7: been heard on any radio station anywhere. The track dropped
Speaker 7: this week on streaming platforms, but this will be the
Speaker 7: first time on the radio. Our friend Gary Smith sent it.
Speaker 7: Gary Smith, who's in I don't know seventeen different projects.
Speaker 7: He's one of the busiest and enormously talented musicians we
Speaker 7: know we always love having him on. But the track
Speaker 7: is and this is released under his moniker Percussive Maintenance.
Speaker 7: The track is called Confluence. So this features Gary Smith
Speaker 7: of Percussive Maintenance and Fox and the Flamingos and various
Speaker 7: projects and also Aaron Cream of Leon Trout on the
Speaker 7: track as well. So we will close out Matt Connorton
Speaker 7: unleashed with this. This is a world radio premiere. If
Speaker 7: you missed any part of today's show though, it will
Speaker 7: be up in just a little bit at WM andhradio
Speaker 7: dot org at my website Matt Coonnorton dot com. And
Speaker 7: that's going to do it for us for now. We'll
Speaker 7: talk to you a little bit later.
Speaker 12: And here it is.
Speaker 7: This is the world radio premiere of Confluence.
Speaker 8: You are listening to WM ANDH.
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