Matt Connarton Unleashed 4-18-26 hour 1

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0:55 Speaker 2: Hey, welcome everybody, here we go. It is that time again,

1:03 Speaker 2: Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios

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1:20 Speaker 2: Slash Live Today is Saturday, April eighteen, twenty twenty six,

1:26 Speaker 2: and I am not alone.

1:35 Speaker 3: Jenny Bet.

1:38 Speaker 4: Good morning, sunshine.

1:40 Speaker 2: Jenny is here at the news table.

1:41 Speaker 4: I am President of Accounted More and.

1:44 Speaker 2: We got a big show for you today. Coming up

1:46 Speaker 2: in just a few minutes. We're gonna be talking with

1:48 Speaker 2: Melanie Flynn from the band Autumn of Ashes, who are

1:52 Speaker 2: from Australia, Perth Australia to be specific, or as as

1:57 Speaker 2: someone we know pronounces it Perth.

2:00 Speaker 5: But oh yeah, yeah, I was very surprised to see

2:02 Speaker 5: the email asking for.

2:06 Speaker 4: Happy very happy wonder.

2:10 Speaker 2: Yeah. I like Ashes of that Ashes of Autumn a lot.

2:13 Speaker 2: So we're gonna be talking with Melanie from and then

2:16 Speaker 2: coming up in the second hour Stephen de Cure will

2:19 Speaker 2: be here with us live in studio. We're really looking

2:21 Speaker 2: forward to that. He's been here before. He's amazing. And

2:24 Speaker 2: in the third hour, Charles Richardson will be here. Of course,

2:27 Speaker 2: from the Charles Richardson Show, as has become somewhat of

2:32 Speaker 2: an informal tradition. He he does join us sometimes when

2:35 Speaker 2: there's a big WWE pay per view event. Of course

2:38 Speaker 2: it is WrestleMania. I said pay per view. I'm living

2:41 Speaker 2: in the past p l E premium live event and

2:44 Speaker 2: we don't use the term pay per view anymore. That

2:46 Speaker 2: is now an archaic term. But Charles will join us

2:49 Speaker 2: in the third hour today because it is WrestleMania weekend.

2:53 Speaker 2: Today is Night one of WrestleMania forty two. Tomorrow night

2:57 Speaker 2: will be Night two. So for you wrestling fans, just

3:01 Speaker 2: something too that I want you to know about. So

3:03 Speaker 2: not only is Charles joining us, and by the way,

3:06 Speaker 2: I didn't invite Eric Pilcher as well, but I kind

3:08 Speaker 2: of sprung it on him at the last minute, so

3:09 Speaker 2: we'll see. And Jenny will not be joining us because

3:12 Speaker 2: Jenny and I, Jenny and I have not yet watched SmackDown.

3:16 Speaker 4: I do not like spoilers.

3:19 Speaker 2: Jenny doesn't want any spoilers about what happened last night

3:21 Speaker 2: on SmackDown, the final SmackDown before WrestleMania, because I am

3:27 Speaker 2: on the air of Friday nights for Retrospectrum Radio with

3:29 Speaker 2: Polly c so we usually watch SmackDown on Saturday, so

3:33 Speaker 2: we're gonna be a bit behind on things, but I

3:35 Speaker 2: don't mind spoilers. So Charles and I will, we'll talk

3:38 Speaker 2: about Charles and I will, we'll talk about whatever happened

3:42 Speaker 2: last night on SmackDown, and of course, but mostly we'll

3:44 Speaker 2: be focused on predictions and so forth for WrestleMania story.

3:48 Speaker 2: Then tonight, and this is very important because I'm not

3:53 Speaker 2: sure the exact time. I can't give you an exact time,

3:56 Speaker 2: but at the end of WrestleMania tonight and tomorrow night,

4:00 Speaker 2: immediately after that, there will be a special live stream

4:04 Speaker 2: of Tough Bumps, which is of course the podcast that

4:07 Speaker 2: I do with Eric Pilcher and Austin Hicks. We'll be

4:11 Speaker 2: streaming live tonight right after WrestleMania Night one and tomorrow night,

4:15 Speaker 2: so if you follow me on social media, you know

4:17 Speaker 2: how to get to the show. But it is Tough

4:19 Speaker 2: Bumps you can find it stream. Come join us tonight,

4:24 Speaker 2: and again, you know, we'll probably be behind. I already

4:27 Speaker 2: told the guys, I said, Jenny and I will be behind.

4:30 Speaker 2: So you'll have to message me when WrestleMania is over

4:33 Speaker 2: because we'll still be in the middle of it. Probably.

4:36 Speaker 2: I don't mind. Again, I don't mind spoilers, so I'll

4:38 Speaker 2: find out from them how the evening concluded. But we'll

4:41 Speaker 2: talk about, you know, everything that happened.

4:45 Speaker 4: We might be done.

4:46 Speaker 2: Maybe maybe we'll see don It doesn't.

4:48 Speaker 4: Usually take up that long to catch up because we

4:50 Speaker 4: can go through the current.

4:52 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, So we'll see. We'll see how at all.

4:54 Speaker 2: But so look for Tough Bumps tonight immediately after WrestleMania

4:58 Speaker 2: and tomorrow night as well. We will be I mean

5:00 Speaker 2: live myself, Eric Pilcher, and Austin Hicks. Austin Hicks, by

5:03 Speaker 2: the way, who is the sole proprietor of Tough Bumps.

5:06 Speaker 2: Very exciting. Okay, Jenny, do you want to talk about

5:09 Speaker 2: last Saturday quickly too and update us on the Mosaic

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7:16 Speaker 2: It's gonna be great, all right, very good, very good. Well,

7:19 Speaker 2: right now we're gonna hit this track. This is the single,

7:22 Speaker 2: the newest single, I believe from the band Ashes of Autumn.

7:25 Speaker 2: It's called undone, really good. And then when we come

7:28 Speaker 2: back on the other side of this, we'll have Melanie

7:31 Speaker 2: Flynn from the band Ashes of Autumn. She's gonna be

7:33 Speaker 2: joining us via WhatsApp all the way from Perth Australia

7:36 Speaker 2: can't wait to talk to her. But check this out.

7:39 Speaker 2: The band is Ashes of Autumn and this is Undone.

7:56 Speaker 6: The far way in before and a kind of feel

8:03 Speaker 6: love of sinking into you. I seemed to have your

8:11 Speaker 6: way and now shut that door that was neating my

8:17 Speaker 6: way to you.

8:24 Speaker 7: High now hard to break through.

8:30 Speaker 3: I'm standing on the side trying to.

8:34 Speaker 8: Get to you, hands killing me.

8:39 Speaker 9: I'm trying not to show it and hand down again,

8:44 Speaker 9: controlling or reading, a flowing down, canting, a delaying, some

8:55 Speaker 9: folding sail broking a.

8:58 Speaker 8: Fool in my believe in you love me?

9:04 Speaker 7: I've been coming go.

9:13 Speaker 8: So now here we stay? Tell me why?

9:17 Speaker 10: I feel like I've never really hurt you?

9:27 Speaker 7: Don't understand here?

9:30 Speaker 8: I am oh now to reach you?

9:38 Speaker 7: You never have you now come to wait through.

9:47 Speaker 11: Don't standing on the outside trying to get to you.

9:54 Speaker 8: Heads killing me.

9:57 Speaker 9: I'm trying not to show I hay there again, controlled

10:04 Speaker 9: bream s went down, checking the layer, so folding, feeling

10:15 Speaker 9: broad in a pool and myself leaving you love me?

10:21 Speaker 12: Why pre com.

10:44 Speaker 13: Ing?

10:51 Speaker 14: Wha hung and now how to break through? I'm staring

10:58 Speaker 14: on me soun funa got to I trying not to ship.

11:12 Speaker 14: I had no control of a renow coming commay.

11:23 Speaker 13: So the.

11:30 Speaker 12: My now how you chose.

11:43 Speaker 4: To want.

12:14 Speaker 8: Becominger?

12:24 Speaker 2: Oh that's good. I like that a lot. The track

12:27 Speaker 2: is undone, the band is Ashes of Autumn, and I

12:30 Speaker 2: believe we have Melanie Flynn from Ashes of Attom with

12:33 Speaker 2: us via WhatsApp all the way from Perth, Australia. Melanie,

12:36 Speaker 2: are you there, Matt?

12:38 Speaker 4: How are you good?

12:39 Speaker 2: How are you welcome to the program? Good to speak

12:42 Speaker 2: with you.

12:42 Speaker 10: Thank you so much, Thank you so much having me on.

12:45 Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely so Uh tell us about the uh, well,

12:50 Speaker 2: I'm curious to know about that song, but also the

12:53 Speaker 2: album that it's from the Darker side of Now. I

12:57 Speaker 2: feel like, you know, I listened to it. I feel

12:59 Speaker 2: like these are you know, some pretty deeply personal songs,

13:02 Speaker 2: it would seem, and especially that song, I mean, that's

13:05 Speaker 2: that really uh that really speaks to me. But uh,

13:08 Speaker 2: but I want to know about that song and if

13:11 Speaker 2: it is in fact deeply personal to you, and and

13:13 Speaker 2: tell us more about the album as well.

13:16 Speaker 10: Well. Firstly, Matt like, thank you so much.

13:18 Speaker 15: I mean, it's it's such a joy when somebody can

13:21 Speaker 15: hear the music and get something from it.

13:23 Speaker 12: You know.

13:24 Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.

13:27 Speaker 15: When this album is personal to me, it's very little

13:32 Speaker 15: written for a place of personal experience and stories and

13:37 Speaker 15: things that have gone through. So I'm just surely happy

13:40 Speaker 15: that it translates that you can relate to it.

13:42 Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt.

13:45 Speaker 10: Yeah, what is uh?

13:47 Speaker 2: Tell me about the album title, the Darker Side of Now?

13:49 Speaker 2: Where does that come from? What does that mean?

13:52 Speaker 10: Okay?

13:53 Speaker 15: So it's Steph and I stephanus a partner. We were

13:58 Speaker 15: talking about appropriate title for me because all songs are

14:07 Speaker 15: a very sort of serious dark part of me and

14:11 Speaker 15: they still exist now, but they're the darker side of now.

14:15 Speaker 10: If that makes sense?

14:16 Speaker 2: It does it does?

14:18 Speaker 16: Yeah?

14:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, it kind of speaks to the complexity of you know,

14:23 Speaker 2: the human experience and and and uh, you know, there's

14:27 Speaker 2: there's uh now. I mean, I guess how I would

14:30 Speaker 2: interpret it is, you know now is who you are

14:33 Speaker 2: right now. But no matter who you are, no matter

14:35 Speaker 2: what your mood, no matter what you're experiencing, you have

14:37 Speaker 2: different sides of you.

14:39 Speaker 15: And of course, and the thing is too like if

14:42 Speaker 15: you go through a lot of things, whether it's trauma

14:44 Speaker 15: related or just any sort of experience that you know,

14:48 Speaker 15: you still hold with you, those things will always live

14:50 Speaker 15: with you, right.

14:51 Speaker 10: Exactly, but they don't define you exactly part of you.

14:56 Speaker 10: So that's why it's the darker side of who I

14:58 Speaker 10: am right now.

14:59 Speaker 2: That's something that comes up a lot on the show.

15:01 Speaker 2: We talk about this quite a bit with many of

15:03 Speaker 2: our guests. How music is. I think it's the best therapy,

15:08 Speaker 2: or well, let me broaden that out a little bit,

15:10 Speaker 2: being creative in any way, whether it's music, whether it's

15:13 Speaker 2: visual art, whether it's writing, whatever it is. When you

15:18 Speaker 2: take trauma, when you take any negative experience that's happened

15:21 Speaker 2: to you, and then you use that to create something,

15:24 Speaker 2: And obviously musicians do that with music, you know, creating

15:27 Speaker 2: things that that not only help you work through and

15:30 Speaker 2: process whatever that trauma is or that negative experience. Not

15:35 Speaker 2: only does it help you, but it helps other people too,

15:37 Speaker 2: who can then take that art and enjoy it and

15:40 Speaker 2: maybe they get something from it, maybe it helps them

15:44 Speaker 2: process whatever they've been through or whatever they're going through presently.

15:47 Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, absolutely, that's.

15:52 Speaker 15: That's definitely the intention, do you know, I think we

15:56 Speaker 15: write music for ourselves initially, you know, to get whatever

16:01 Speaker 15: we need out and to express whatever we need. But

16:05 Speaker 15: when you, I think, create an album that is full

16:08 Speaker 15: of such in depth things, you really hope that someone

16:11 Speaker 15: can hear these songs.

16:12 Speaker 10: And feel a bit of hope through your stories.

16:17 Speaker 16: Right.

16:18 Speaker 2: Right, does that happen where because the album I know

16:21 Speaker 2: has been out for a little while, right, does it

16:23 Speaker 2: happen where you hear from people who will contact you

16:26 Speaker 2: and say, you know, this song or the album in

16:28 Speaker 2: its entirety really helped me help me get through something.

16:33 Speaker 10: Well, just to be fair, So the album isn't out yet.

16:37 Speaker 2: Oh, the album's not out yet. Okay.

16:40 Speaker 10: So we were planning on releasing it late last year.

16:43 Speaker 15: Oh, we held onto it. It's so close to our hearts, right,

16:48 Speaker 15: so we just held onto it. We wanted to release

16:50 Speaker 15: some singles, see how they landed. Yeah, but it's definitely

16:53 Speaker 15: going to be out later this year.

16:54 Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, very good?

16:56 Speaker 17: Is that?

16:57 Speaker 2: Is that difficult something that I've you know, I'm a

17:00 Speaker 2: musician and I've been in some bands, but somehow I

17:02 Speaker 2: never found myself in this particular position where where you

17:06 Speaker 2: have something you know, in this case, your album, that

17:09 Speaker 2: I'm sure, I'm sure there's a big part of you

17:11 Speaker 2: that you know because you had originally planned have it

17:14 Speaker 2: out last year at the end of last year. I'm

17:16 Speaker 2: sure there's a big part of you that really wants

17:18 Speaker 2: to get this out, you know, and then there's other

17:20 Speaker 2: there's other things that go into you know, because you

17:23 Speaker 2: have to be strategic about everything if you want to succeed, right,

17:26 Speaker 2: So maybe you I assume that's part of why you've

17:29 Speaker 2: held it back, But I mean, is that frustrating though,

17:32 Speaker 2: because you want to get this out right, you want

17:34 Speaker 2: people to hear it.

17:36 Speaker 10: Yes, that it was such a journey creating this album,

17:40 Speaker 10: you know, it was.

17:41 Speaker 15: It took two years to get to a place where

17:43 Speaker 15: we finally felt that this is ready to be to

17:45 Speaker 15: be heard. You know, life, life brings you some amazing

17:52 Speaker 15: things and sometimes you just have to pause on those

17:54 Speaker 15: things and work out what the best way forward is,

17:56 Speaker 15: right right, So that's why we've we've chosen to was.

18:00 Speaker 10: For a second.

18:01 Speaker 15: We've had some great support from you know, other people.

18:06 Speaker 15: I'll give a big shout out to our friend Steve

18:08 Speaker 15: Rivera in New York and he's just been.

18:10 Speaker 10: A pivotal support of us.

18:13 Speaker 15: And so later this year we will release this album

18:15 Speaker 15: and it's gonna be a lovely surprise and I can't

18:18 Speaker 15: wait to announce it in its full entirety.

18:19 Speaker 2: Oh, outstanding, outstanding. We'll have to have you back on

18:22 Speaker 2: the show at that at that point too, to do that,

18:25 Speaker 2: I'd love to. Oh, you got it, absolutely, Yeah. I'm

18:29 Speaker 2: curious to also about people.

18:31 Speaker 17: You.

18:32 Speaker 2: I get the impression obviously you're in Australia, but you

18:35 Speaker 2: worked with quite a few people from other parts of

18:37 Speaker 2: the world. Is that correct?

18:39 Speaker 18: Yeah?

18:40 Speaker 10: And what a blessing that is?

18:41 Speaker 2: Huh yeah, God bless the Internet.

18:46 Speaker 15: Yes, honestly so. Steph my drummer, my music partner. He

18:51 Speaker 15: was connected with Tommy Denander in Sweden. So Tommy was

18:57 Speaker 15: involved in creating the guitar parts that you hear on

18:59 Speaker 15: the them.

19:01 Speaker 19: Yeah.

19:01 Speaker 10: He was just an absolute gun.

19:05 Speaker 15: And then when it came down to mixing, we sort

19:07 Speaker 15: of explored different ideas, but we wanted to reach out

19:10 Speaker 15: further than just what we have in Australia, so we

19:13 Speaker 15: hit up Matt Doherty who was in Chicago, Okay, and

19:16 Speaker 15: he worked with one of my all time favorite bands

19:19 Speaker 15: with his seven Dust.

19:20 Speaker 2: Oh you're a seven Dust fan, like.

19:24 Speaker 10: The most insane seven Dust fan ever.

19:26 Speaker 2: We're We're going to have to circle back to that Okay,

19:28 Speaker 2: good because I am too. Okay, excellent, Oh.

19:31 Speaker 10: Matt, you're my best friend.

19:36 Speaker 15: And yeah, so Matt was Matt was able to mix

19:38 Speaker 15: that album for us, and he did a stellar job

19:41 Speaker 15: on it. You know, he's he has a huge rap sheet, right,

19:44 Speaker 15: So and then we had Elliott mulhan do the mastering

19:47 Speaker 15: on it and he was out in La as well.

19:49 Speaker 15: So okay, yeah, it's been a it's been a magic

19:52 Speaker 15: input from all around.

19:53 Speaker 2: The world outstanding. Is that is that important to you

19:58 Speaker 2: or or is that just kind kind of how it

20:00 Speaker 2: worked out where those were the best people to do it.

20:02 Speaker 2: Like when you started this project, you and your partner

20:05 Speaker 2: in this stuff, did you did you feel like, yeah,

20:09 Speaker 2: we want to kind of you know, maybe we'll get

20:11 Speaker 2: some American input on part of this and maybe or

20:14 Speaker 2: maybe we'll work with somebody from Sweden. I mean, was

20:17 Speaker 2: that did you set out to do that in the

20:18 Speaker 2: beginning or or maybe in the beginning, did you think, well,

20:21 Speaker 2: you know, we're here, we are I mean, Perth, I'm

20:23 Speaker 2: sure there's an incredible music scene. I'm sure you're surrounded

20:25 Speaker 2: by a lot of great talent there. So did it

20:29 Speaker 2: becoming more of an international effort? Was that a surprise

20:32 Speaker 2: or did you intend that all along?

20:35 Speaker 12: Do you know?

20:36 Speaker 10: It's so funny. I don't think it was like this

20:38 Speaker 10: intentional idea to do that. I think it was about

20:42 Speaker 10: sourcing the best people for that, you know, in the moment,

20:47 Speaker 10: do you know what I mean?

20:48 Speaker 17: And so.

20:49 Speaker 15: I always feel that brunching out of our little tiny

20:53 Speaker 15: state and you know, this country all the way down

20:55 Speaker 15: at the other end of the world. I don't think

20:57 Speaker 15: that could ever save you badly, are you know?

21:01 Speaker 18: So?

21:01 Speaker 10: I think for us it's definitely important to.

21:05 Speaker 15: You know, try to build alliances and friendships or you know,

21:08 Speaker 15: a work friendship with people outside of Australia.

21:12 Speaker 10: Because we were so isolated down here.

21:15 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.

21:18 Speaker 10: Yeah, it's just good to.

21:19 Speaker 15: Sort of expand it out and sort of like see

21:22 Speaker 15: where those those leads lead.

21:24 Speaker 2: Absolutely, what does the music scene like where you are

21:27 Speaker 2: in Perth?

21:29 Speaker 10: No, I mean we it's so interesting.

21:31 Speaker 15: I was just talking with a friend earlier about this, like,

21:33 Speaker 15: we have a little ecosystem down here in Perth and

21:37 Speaker 15: we have to because we are so isolated. Like I said,

21:40 Speaker 15: so it is an established little working community and the

21:44 Speaker 15: bands here are you know, their killer they're so good.

21:48 Speaker 15: We have such a plethora of amazing musicians in this

21:51 Speaker 15: one little city. That is unfair that we're stuck here.

21:54 Speaker 7: Right.

21:56 Speaker 2: That's interesting is Perth is a pretty large city, I assume,

22:00 Speaker 2: right it may even be. Is it the largest city

22:03 Speaker 2: in Australia?

22:05 Speaker 13: No?

22:06 Speaker 15: Oh hell, I mean like if you're talking like space

22:08 Speaker 15: and you know land Masks, Sure like w A where

22:10 Speaker 15: we live in Western Australia. Sure it's the biggest state

22:14 Speaker 15: in terms of population and you know, density than.

22:18 Speaker 2: Nah, gotcha, gotcha? Okay, yeah, you'd.

22:21 Speaker 15: Probably want to be looking like to the east coast

22:23 Speaker 15: like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane.

22:25 Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, yeah, it occurs to me.

22:28 Speaker 15: Ru on the West Coast and oh okay, we're definitely

22:30 Speaker 15: the most isolated city.

22:32 Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay. Interesting? Interesting? And what what what about radio? There?

22:37 Speaker 2: Are I have no idea what the radio situation is

22:40 Speaker 2: in Australia. Are there a lot of stations that support

22:43 Speaker 2: hard rock and metal and and and support bands like

22:46 Speaker 2: Ashes of Autumn.

22:49 Speaker 10: I wish I could say yes, but.

22:54 Speaker 15: Unfortunately, you know, we live in this this tiny bubble

22:59 Speaker 15: down here in Australia. It's very focused on commercial radio.

23:01 Speaker 15: And you know what's going on, you know, commercially.

23:05 Speaker 10: Don't get me wrong.

23:06 Speaker 15: There are some independent stations that support us and support

23:09 Speaker 15: the local communities, but we need a bigger we need

23:15 Speaker 15: a bigger network.

23:16 Speaker 2: Sure, sure, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. And what about

23:19 Speaker 2: So what's the live situation? Are you able to get out?

23:22 Speaker 2: Do you do you play live? Do you play these

23:24 Speaker 2: songs live? Or or what's happening there?

23:28 Speaker 19: Yeah?

23:28 Speaker 15: Look, I mean honestly, after COVID, Perth suffered a lot.

23:34 Speaker 15: So there was a lot of venues that closed down

23:36 Speaker 15: and you know, we I'm sure like every other city

23:39 Speaker 15: has to battle with you know, cover bands and other

23:42 Speaker 15: things like that, and the original scene gets you know,

23:45 Speaker 15: suffers as well. Sure, so a lot of our original

23:49 Speaker 15: venues kind of closed down, like they just weren't able

23:52 Speaker 15: to function anymore. So yeah, the options to play here,

23:56 Speaker 15: while said they're they're they're still quite limited. Okay, So

24:00 Speaker 15: that kind of really poses a question and you know

24:04 Speaker 15: makes us drive forward to like put a tour together

24:07 Speaker 15: or you know, do an Australian tour or do a

24:10 Speaker 15: maybe even international or something like that.

24:12 Speaker 2: So right, right, so you're not I assume you're not

24:15 Speaker 2: playing out live currently or maybe you are. I don't know.

24:19 Speaker 10: No, we have a next show booked on the twenty May.

24:21 Speaker 15: Oh okay, okay, yeah, so that's with a couple of

24:25 Speaker 15: the one of a couple of persons like amazing bands,

24:29 Speaker 15: like other sort of heavy heavy hitters.

24:31 Speaker 10: Okay, so yeah, we're doing like a three band lineup. Yeah,

24:39 Speaker 10: that's going to be good, twenty set of May.

24:40 Speaker 3: You should come down.

24:41 Speaker 2: Oh sure, yeah, I'll make the drive.

24:45 Speaker 4: I would I would like listen.

24:47 Speaker 10: I flew, I fleeted the state several times to see

24:49 Speaker 10: seven to us. You might as well come down and

24:50 Speaker 10: see us.

24:51 Speaker 2: No, no kidding, uh no kidding. Yeah, I would love

24:54 Speaker 2: to visit Australia. That is a place I've always wanted

24:56 Speaker 2: to go, for sure.

24:58 Speaker 19: No do it?

24:59 Speaker 18: Now?

24:59 Speaker 2: How does that work as far as the band there,

25:01 Speaker 2: because obviously you have you know, uh, it's not going

25:05 Speaker 2: to be you know unless unless uh your guitar player

25:09 Speaker 2: is fine, And I mean, how does that work? Do

25:11 Speaker 2: you have a do you have a band put together

25:13 Speaker 2: that that for the live shows there that's obviously not

25:16 Speaker 2: necessarily everyone who played on the on the album or

25:19 Speaker 2: how does that work?

25:20 Speaker 10: Yeah?

25:20 Speaker 15: Yeah, absolutely, I mean we had to put that together.

25:23 Speaker 15: So Tommy was you know, an integral part of that recording.

25:27 Speaker 15: But of course we needed live players, so we do

25:30 Speaker 15: have a full band. They're amazing musicians in their own right,

25:34 Speaker 15: and I just feel completely blessed that they're you know,

25:38 Speaker 15: want to be a part of the live shows and stuff.

25:40 Speaker 2: So excellent, excellent. So you have so how many times

25:44 Speaker 2: have you have you been to the States?

25:48 Speaker 10: I've been to the States now four or five times?

25:51 Speaker 15: Oh wow, no kidding, yeah, but all for different reasons

25:55 Speaker 15: and sort of spent different times. They're seeing different bands

25:59 Speaker 15: and just you know, seeing the sights and going to

26:01 Speaker 15: different states and stuff. But more often than not to

26:03 Speaker 15: have been tests visit the Seven Dust Crew and sort

26:06 Speaker 15: of you know, pitch up at their gigs.

26:08 Speaker 2: Oh that's really cool. That's so I assume you've met

26:10 Speaker 2: them and hung out with them.

26:13 Speaker 7: I have, do you know.

26:13 Speaker 15: I've been so blessed, you know that they're wonderful people.

26:16 Speaker 15: And I was lucky enough to get pulled on stage

26:20 Speaker 15: in Albuquerque.

26:21 Speaker 10: Oh wow, one random show really and then again in

26:25 Speaker 10: Perth as well.

26:26 Speaker 2: So oh, very cool to do songs with them.

26:31 Speaker 15: Yeah, like they were just in the middle of their songs,

26:33 Speaker 15: do you know, like I think The first one in

26:36 Speaker 15: Albuquerque was Angel's.

26:37 Speaker 10: Son, and they just like, come on, come up here

26:40 Speaker 10: and have a sing. And I was like, oh okay. Meanwhile,

26:44 Speaker 10: I'd been to you know, three shows prior, so I

26:47 Speaker 10: had no voice, so I'm like, this is great. But

26:52 Speaker 10: just one in Perth was yeah, praise got up and

26:56 Speaker 10: sang that with them and it was great.

26:57 Speaker 2: Oh that's really cool. That's really cool. Was Angel's Son?

27:00 Speaker 2: Is that a huge hit in Australia because that was

27:02 Speaker 2: in America commercially, that is their biggest song as far

27:06 Speaker 2: as the.

27:06 Speaker 10: Radio, you know, I wish that Seven Dust were bigger. Yeah.

27:11 Speaker 10: I mean they do have a following obviously.

27:13 Speaker 15: I mean they're worldwide known, right, yeah, but it's still

27:16 Speaker 15: it's still that that sort of difference between commercial and

27:19 Speaker 15: underground and whatnot.

27:20 Speaker 10: You know.

27:21 Speaker 15: But look, every every time they come here, they sell

27:23 Speaker 15: out shows. So yeah, they're very much loved here.

27:27 Speaker 2: Oh that's awesome. That's awesome. Do you have a favorite

27:30 Speaker 2: Seven Dust song?

27:32 Speaker 10: No, that's like asking me what my favorite pet is, Like, No,

27:37 Speaker 10: I can't, I just I just cannot. They can't. They

27:39 Speaker 10: just keep evolving and it's a beautiful thing.

27:42 Speaker 2: Yeah, I do have a favorite a personal favorite of mine,

27:45 Speaker 2: but I can't. It's from Yeah, it's from Early and

27:47 Speaker 2: their their catalog. But I can't. Actually, I can't say

27:51 Speaker 2: that album. It's from Oh what the hell? What's the

27:54 Speaker 2: name of the.

27:55 Speaker 10: Song is I'll put You on the Spot. I'm so sorry.

27:58 Speaker 2: What's that? Yeah?

28:00 Speaker 10: I put you on the Spot?

28:01 Speaker 2: I can't is that the uh? I can't remember now,

28:04 Speaker 2: I'm drawing a blank. I haven't had enough caffeine. The

28:06 Speaker 2: song starts with the song title starts with a B.

28:08 Speaker 2: But I can't say it on American radio, at least

28:11 Speaker 2: not on a Saturday, at least not on a Saturday morning.

28:13 Speaker 2: But you know, you know the name of a female dog?

28:15 Speaker 18: You know what?

28:16 Speaker 17: You know?

28:16 Speaker 2: The song?

28:17 Speaker 10: Sure?

28:18 Speaker 16: Right?

28:19 Speaker 2: Help me out what what album is that? Because I'm

28:21 Speaker 2: drawing a blank on the name of the album. I

28:22 Speaker 2: haven't listened to it in forever.

28:24 Speaker 10: I want to say that was off. I think that

28:27 Speaker 10: was off the self titled.

28:28 Speaker 2: Right, It's got to be it was because it was

28:30 Speaker 2: their first one on road Runner when when when they

28:32 Speaker 2: when they signed with Roadrunner Records, So yeah, it's got

28:35 Speaker 2: to be the self titled one. But yeah, that's my

28:36 Speaker 2: personal favorite. I love that song. And and and fortunately

28:39 Speaker 2: every time I've seen them live, because that was never

28:41 Speaker 2: released as a single, at least not in America, but

28:44 Speaker 2: they always play that live every time I've seen them,

28:46 Speaker 2: they have at least. So yeah, that's my that's my

28:50 Speaker 2: persona that live.

28:52 Speaker 7: Really.

28:53 Speaker 15: Oh No, I have been too like a few shows now,

28:57 Speaker 15: I mean to lots and lots, but as many as

28:58 Speaker 15: I possibly can.

28:59 Speaker 10: But I've never seen them play it live.

29:01 Speaker 2: I've been I've been very lucky then, Yeah, because I

29:03 Speaker 2: think they've played it live. I've seen them a few times.

29:05 Speaker 2: I think every time they at least two of the

29:07 Speaker 2: three times they've played it live, and I'm always very

29:10 Speaker 2: very happy.

29:11 Speaker 10: Well, remind me to come to a seven Dosh show

29:13 Speaker 10: with you, Matt.

29:13 Speaker 2: Yes, yes, Well, let let us know next time you're

29:17 Speaker 2: coming here to see them. We'll make it happen. That's amazing.

29:19 Speaker 7: Oh, let's do it.

29:20 Speaker 10: It's a yeah, it's a date's all right?

29:22 Speaker 2: All right, you got it?

29:23 Speaker 18: You got it?

29:24 Speaker 2: So what else should we know about? So the album?

29:27 Speaker 2: Do you have an ETA at this point on when

29:30 Speaker 2: it's going to be out?

29:31 Speaker 15: I know you said this year, right, yes, yes, So

29:35 Speaker 15: there are some really exciting things going on in the

29:37 Speaker 15: Ashes camp at the moment that I can't give it

29:40 Speaker 15: all away just yet, but you know, just watch this

29:45 Speaker 15: space because there's some really really exciting stuff. So we're

29:50 Speaker 15: edging towards September, okay, September October for a release for

29:53 Speaker 15: the album.

29:55 Speaker 10: And you can keep up to date with all of

29:56 Speaker 10: that stuff on socials with us anyways.

29:58 Speaker 2: So yeah, absolutely, Oh where do the name come from?

30:00 Speaker 2: By the way, I didn't ask you that. I asked

30:01 Speaker 2: you about the name of the album, but I didn't

30:03 Speaker 2: ask you about the name of the band.

30:05 Speaker 4: Where does what?

30:05 Speaker 2: What does the meaning of Ashes of Autumn?

30:09 Speaker 10: Well, you know what I mean.

30:11 Speaker 15: I think when you're writing music, right, you write it

30:14 Speaker 15: in a way that it feels right in the moment,

30:17 Speaker 15: it's good, but you know, it's seasonal.

30:19 Speaker 10: It changes in the terms of how you might process it.

30:21 Speaker 15: You know, and the same with like with autumn, and

30:25 Speaker 15: the seasons change and it's like regrowth and rebirth and

30:27 Speaker 15: all that sort of stuff. And that's kind of what

30:30 Speaker 15: music or songwriting does.

30:32 Speaker 20: Right.

30:32 Speaker 15: It's like a you're putting it to bed and then

30:35 Speaker 15: hopefully somebody else can learn from it or get something

30:38 Speaker 15: from it.

30:38 Speaker 10: So it's like putting things to bed but then having

30:41 Speaker 10: a regrowth afterward.

30:42 Speaker 18: Yeah.

30:43 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, very cool.

30:44 Speaker 14: I like that.

30:45 Speaker 2: I like that very good. Oh, by the way, too,

30:48 Speaker 2: you've got some great music videos. I was, I was

30:50 Speaker 2: checking out the videos. I was especially curious to ask

30:54 Speaker 2: you about. Oh yeah, the video for when It Comes

30:59 Speaker 2: is really interesting? Can you can you tell us about this?

31:03 Speaker 2: And I encourage people, not right now, but after the show,

31:06 Speaker 2: I encourage people to go on YouTube and check it out.

31:09 Speaker 2: But this is really interesting, this this whole concept with

31:13 Speaker 2: it looks like it you know, it kind of looks

31:15 Speaker 2: like it's recorded with with old camcorders. And you got

31:19 Speaker 2: the guys who look like astronauts in the white suits.

31:21 Speaker 2: I mean, just can you tell us about this video?

31:25 Speaker 7: Oh?

31:26 Speaker 15: I would love to tell you the brown So Steph

31:30 Speaker 15: and I we we like to think outside the box, right, Yeah,

31:34 Speaker 15: and so we thought it would be an incredible idea

31:40 Speaker 15: to shoot all twelve videos for this album in one day.

31:46 Speaker 2: Oh really, So so we did.

31:48 Speaker 10: Yeah, but that took about six months of planning. It

31:54 Speaker 10: was a big, big yeah. So Steph is like a

31:59 Speaker 10: machine when it comes to the planning, because I'm not.

32:02 Speaker 7: So.

32:04 Speaker 15: So we worked together in planning and designing sets and

32:06 Speaker 15: working out how it might look and sort of like

32:08 Speaker 15: the shots that we wanted and you know how every

32:11 Speaker 15: song is gonna late look.

32:12 Speaker 10: But the special part of this was that each song

32:16 Speaker 10: was literally just a one take shot. So whatever you see,

32:21 Speaker 10: that's it.

32:21 Speaker 15: We're not going to go back and reshoot anything. Late

32:26 Speaker 15: project for us, I guess, so when it comes.

32:31 Speaker 10: We shot this in a huge.

32:32 Speaker 15: Warehouse and we went in the night before and we

32:37 Speaker 15: set up what you see that, you know, the big blacks,

32:39 Speaker 15: and that's just kind of like.

32:42 Speaker 10: Builders.

32:43 Speaker 15: I don't know if you've been to a construction you

32:46 Speaker 15: a construction site, right, and it's very heavy and it's

32:49 Speaker 15: just a tool of us. And it took about four

32:52 Speaker 15: or five hours to set up.

32:54 Speaker 10: Like this nine by nine you know square thing like

32:59 Speaker 10: it's was massive. It was yeah, and then we thought

33:07 Speaker 10: we did like that are in there, and we did

33:11 Speaker 10: videotaped all that when it start the video.

33:17 Speaker 15: To be like my my thought about it was that

33:20 Speaker 15: it was going to be shot in a way that

33:22 Speaker 15: we looked a little bit unhinged.

33:25 Speaker 10: And so the song itself is about.

33:33 Speaker 15: Depression or mental health challenges or anxiety. You can feel

33:37 Speaker 15: when it comes, and so it's all about like understanding

33:41 Speaker 15: when it comes and what happens in the moment. And

33:44 Speaker 15: so this having the guys dress up in the you know,

33:48 Speaker 15: the white outfits and stuff. They were kind of like

33:50 Speaker 15: resembling the bad critters that might come in when you know,

33:54 Speaker 15: these depressive things happen, or maybe doctors or something else,

33:58 Speaker 15: you know what I'm saying.

33:59 Speaker 10: And so yeah, it was just a moment of a

34:02 Speaker 10: little bit and incorporating it in a.

34:06 Speaker 15: Way that looks like we're being spied on, because that's

34:08 Speaker 15: kind of how you think people.

34:10 Speaker 10: Can relate to they're feeling it anxious or have mental

34:13 Speaker 10: health challenges. So yeah, that's kind of where that came from.

34:17 Speaker 15: And let me tell you, the pack up for that

34:20 Speaker 15: set was the worst pack up I've ever life.

34:24 Speaker 2: I can imagine it still haunts us to this wow.

34:29 Speaker 3: But yeah, but so you were you were able to.

34:34 Speaker 2: You were able to successfully film all those videos in

34:36 Speaker 2: one day.

34:38 Speaker 15: Correct, So everybody from this album has been shot in

34:45 Speaker 15: a twenty four hour period.

34:46 Speaker 10: So we arrived at the first shoot at like six

34:50 Speaker 10: thirty in the morning. I picked up our camera guy.

34:56 Speaker 15: Filming at eight, and then we finished around two thirty

35:01 Speaker 15: am and that's twelve songs.

35:03 Speaker 2: Wow, that's amazing.

35:05 Speaker 4: Yeah, well.

35:09 Speaker 15: It's a whole It was a whole experience that I

35:13 Speaker 15: said to Steph, like is this something that you would

35:15 Speaker 15: consider doing again? And the initial were like hell no.

35:18 Speaker 8: I was like, yeah, like we just do it better now, right,

35:21 Speaker 8: that's true.

35:22 Speaker 2: Now you know you certainly know how to do it

35:23 Speaker 2: now that you've done it once. Yeah, that's that's amazing. Wow.

35:26 Speaker 2: Good for you.

35:28 Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean that's it. Like, I mean, I don't

35:31 Speaker 10: know how you bands bands would consider doing something.

35:35 Speaker 7: Like that, but I don't know.

35:37 Speaker 15: For us, it just felt right and we loved the process.

35:40 Speaker 15: It was an amazing process of planning. Like I said,

35:42 Speaker 15: took about six months. But when you plan something for

35:46 Speaker 15: that long and then when it comes to.

35:48 Speaker 10: Fruition and you see the product at the end, it's like,

35:51 Speaker 10: oh there that was actually really good.

35:54 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's amazing. Wow, fantastic. Well, so I'm thinking

35:59 Speaker 2: about so two things. One is I'm thinking about you know,

36:02 Speaker 2: we did play the we we played undone to open

36:05 Speaker 2: the segment. I was thinking about closing the segment with uh,

36:08 Speaker 2: I do want to play another ashes of bottom track.

36:11 Speaker 2: I was saying about closing the segment with all that

36:13 Speaker 2: you have, because I think that's my personal favorite. Uh,

36:16 Speaker 2: if that is a if you're amenable to that.

36:20 Speaker 10: Oh no, I love that, you love that?

36:22 Speaker 15: I mean that was the first that we released, okay,

36:26 Speaker 15: you know, and and I think that it just hit

36:29 Speaker 15: like well as the first release, you know, like it's

36:32 Speaker 15: not a bit of it's a bit catchy, it's a

36:34 Speaker 15: bit poppy, but it's still got a bit grit, you know. Yeah,

36:37 Speaker 15: And I mean, would you have thought that I wrote

36:39 Speaker 15: this song one piano matt oh Okay.

36:41 Speaker 2: No, I would not have thought that. That's interesting?

36:43 Speaker 10: I know, right.

36:44 Speaker 21: Yeah.

36:45 Speaker 10: When I first wrote it, it almost had like a

36:47 Speaker 10: very eighties vibe to it. But then I took it

36:50 Speaker 10: to the you know, we worked it out in the

36:52 Speaker 10: studio and it's like, oh, okay, this is what it's

36:53 Speaker 10: gonna sound right now. But yeah, I love I love

36:56 Speaker 10: If you want to close the show with that, I'm

36:58 Speaker 10: more than stoke is that?

36:59 Speaker 13: Uh?

36:59 Speaker 2: Is that always how you write on the piano.

37:04 Speaker 10: For this album? I think, like I want to say,

37:06 Speaker 10: like maybe.

37:09 Speaker 22: Is on the piano okay, then maybe acoustic guitar okay,

37:13 Speaker 22: and then you know, take it to the guys, and

37:15 Speaker 22: we kind of all take it to Step and then

37:17 Speaker 22: take it to Tommy or whatever and just send skeleton

37:19 Speaker 22: songs and this.

37:20 Speaker 15: Is what this is, and this is the melody idea,

37:24 Speaker 15: and just give him a very detailed brief on what

37:26 Speaker 15: we are hearing.

37:29 Speaker 10: But yeah, this this song. I actually love this song.

37:31 Speaker 10: Like it's came back so well, Like I was like, dude,

37:34 Speaker 10: this is this is awesome, Like it's a.

37:36 Speaker 2: Vibe, very cool, very cool. Yeah, at the end of

37:39 Speaker 2: our discussion, I'm going to play that I might I

37:41 Speaker 2: might sneak in a seven Dust song after that. It's

37:45 Speaker 2: for the hell of it. But uh, okay, Melanie, this

37:48 Speaker 2: has been wonderful. Tell us the other thing I want

37:50 Speaker 2: to make sure our listeners know before you go, where

37:53 Speaker 2: is the best place for people to go to keep

37:56 Speaker 2: up with everything that the band is doing everything odd.

37:58 Speaker 2: Ashes of Autumn is h is up to Where where

38:01 Speaker 2: should they go online?

38:03 Speaker 15: Look, we're everywhere online Ashes of Autumn HQ, and so

38:08 Speaker 15: just follow us on Facebook, you can go YouTube, We're

38:12 Speaker 15: on TikTok.

38:13 Speaker 10: It's all you know. Anyway that you consume social media

38:15 Speaker 10: and or music.

38:16 Speaker 2: We're there, outstanding And yeah, you've got a great website,

38:19 Speaker 2: which is which is very important.

38:23 Speaker 10: Thank you. That is all down to Steff. He's amazing, good, good.

38:27 Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a website nerd, so I that's that's why,

38:29 Speaker 2: because a lot of a lot of artists have terrible websites.

38:32 Speaker 2: So you've got to You've got a great You've got

38:34 Speaker 2: a great website, which is which is very cool.

38:37 Speaker 10: Thank you.

38:38 Speaker 2: Oh and I can confirm yes, that song that is

38:40 Speaker 2: on the self titled album, the seven best song we

38:42 Speaker 2: were talking about. I just looked it up.

38:43 Speaker 10: Wow, that's right. Okay, So I'm good. I'm good. My

38:48 Speaker 10: knowledge base is still standing up.

38:49 Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely all right, Melanie Flynn from Ashes of bottomn

38:53 Speaker 2: we will let you go and we'll hit that track

38:55 Speaker 2: all that you have and yeah, we'll definitely have you

38:58 Speaker 2: back in the future. We want to win. The out

39:00 Speaker 2: is ready to come out. Please make sure you join

39:03 Speaker 2: us again and we can talk all about it and

39:06 Speaker 2: you know, help introduce that to the American audience here

39:09 Speaker 2: and keep up the great work. Love the band, and

39:11 Speaker 2: it's been wonderful speaking with you today.

39:14 Speaker 10: Thank you, Matt.

39:15 Speaker 15: It's been such a pleasure. Thank you so much for

39:17 Speaker 15: having us on and for supporting us all the way

39:20 Speaker 15: from the US and yeah, we appreciate it so much.

39:24 Speaker 10: So yeah, thank you so much.

39:25 Speaker 2: All right, you got it, Melanie, Thank you. We'll talk

39:27 Speaker 2: to you soon.

39:27 Speaker 10: Take care all right, would love that. Thank you, Take

39:30 Speaker 10: care and fighting.

39:30 Speaker 2: All right, bye bye all right. That is Melanie Flynn

39:33 Speaker 2: from the band Ashes of Autumn, and this is my

39:37 Speaker 2: favorite track from the band. I listen everything that they

39:39 Speaker 2: have available and I really like this a lot. This

39:41 Speaker 2: is called all that you have.

39:48 Speaker 7: A lot.

39:53 Speaker 11: I just need to close now.

39:56 Speaker 8: A little bit closing now, sell me only stories.

40:02 Speaker 7: We sit that aty bonus.

40:06 Speaker 8: I just need to close now, a little bit close.

40:10 Speaker 7: Now, so.

40:15 Speaker 12: Me time.

40:18 Speaker 7: In the side.

40:22 Speaker 12: So your words.

40:26 Speaker 8: Sad way real nice, beas wed time.

40:34 Speaker 7: You have loved.

40:37 Speaker 12: You want that.

40:40 Speaker 23: Wan that.

40:44 Speaker 12: I won't take you to take to take it?

40:47 Speaker 20: I tell you only can't my little want.

40:54 Speaker 12: To I will take you to take to take it.

41:00 Speaker 20: I'm telling you we got my habit.

41:05 Speaker 11: At the madness a funder book somewhere. I just need

41:10 Speaker 11: to close the snow were gonna close. Snow what you

41:18 Speaker 11: know she said? Three dogs from your ears?

41:22 Speaker 7: Are we get closing now.

41:25 Speaker 8: To reside now.

41:30 Speaker 20: Tell me you will the world times.

41:38 Speaker 8: A master.

41:44 Speaker 12: Me be the low racing all that you have lived.

41:54 Speaker 24: What you.

41:57 Speaker 7: Want that.

42:01 Speaker 20: I'm exciting can time and time again. Lots of you

42:05 Speaker 20: can't my lot, I'm saying, can till you can say

42:16 Speaker 20: you get lots.

42:17 Speaker 12: Of my back.

43:02 Speaker 7: T me in the sad len use off your brother.

43:14 Speaker 12: That you want, take time to take it.

43:25 Speaker 20: Becomes time to take care to talk to us.

44:20 Speaker 7: What can the man't to be lady?

44:25 Speaker 2: The pain and the sir brand you could not, I can.

44:31 Speaker 6: Imagine to be like you, the pain and the serbred

44:38 Speaker 6: your put matter.

45:02 Speaker 8: Don't tell me it is a bad time of me like.

45:05 Speaker 18: You wanna bay and then someone an go around to

45:10 Speaker 18: somebody fat every.

45:11 Speaker 12: Night that you have everything fall a.

45:14 Speaker 18: Time you live and your love girl, I loved surround

45:17 Speaker 18: him by easel the time you can't get away.

45:21 Speaker 12: I'm a way out of my way, but don't put

45:35 Speaker 12: to flor you already day will always.

45:39 Speaker 18: Find super love get away people came undo the day

45:45 Speaker 18: time you.

45:46 Speaker 12: Live and you ow girl, I.

45:48 Speaker 18: Loved surround him by easel the time can't get away, Kaye.

46:07 Speaker 12: Call him larger like.

46:10 Speaker 4: You serve your connect.

46:17 Speaker 18: A damn a larger area and the sun that your blive.

46:47 Speaker 12: Don't amount to be like to wall the Bason.

46:50 Speaker 18: Then don't go this after summer hope, I'll bet it's off.

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