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4:51 Speaker 10: Scream Oh that is so good? That is Unleash the

5:17 Speaker 10: beast and the band is Warhog. Welcome everybody, if you

5:21 Speaker 10: are listening live on Saturday, April nineteen, twenty twenty five,

5:26 Speaker 10: We've just entered our number two New Marrow dose of

5:29 Speaker 10: this week's Matt connorton Unleashed and we are live from

5:32 Speaker 10: the studios of WMNH ninety five point three FM and

5:35 Speaker 10: Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Jenny is here, of course at

5:38 Speaker 10: the news table, present and account of and in addition

5:41 Speaker 10: to her bunny ears as she's wearing because it is

5:44 Speaker 10: Easter weekend, we are both wearing our Warhog shirts.

5:48 Speaker 2: We are twining.

5:49 Speaker 10: Yes, yes, we never do that, but we've both got

5:52 Speaker 10: our Warhog shirts on because we love Warhog love talking

5:55 Speaker 10: to these guys. We've got Scott Beatley from Warhog is

5:58 Speaker 10: on skype with us. Hopefully this is work. Can hey, Scott?

6:00 Speaker 10: Can you hear me?

6:01 Speaker 11: Hey? I can't, can you hear me? Yes?

6:03 Speaker 10: Yes, welcome, Welcome morning, Welcome to the show. You never

6:08 Speaker 10: know with Skype, I actually just saw a notification that

6:11 Speaker 10: said that Skype is ending in May, and then we

6:14 Speaker 10: have to use Google Teams. Now I guess Google Teams

6:17 Speaker 10: is replacing Skype, so we'll have to figure that out

6:20 Speaker 10: for the for the for the future. But always always

6:23 Speaker 10: great to have you on the show. Of course, you're

6:25 Speaker 10: the singer and guitarist and Warhog and we we do

6:29 Speaker 10: enjoy Warhog. And is that the newest single Unleash the Beast?

6:34 Speaker 11: It was until yesterday.

6:35 Speaker 10: Oh okay, what's what's the newest one?

6:38 Speaker 11: The newest one that we dropped yesterday is called Future Shock.

6:41 Speaker 10: Oh, yes, excellent, Yes we will, we'll play that. We'll

6:44 Speaker 10: play that at the end of our conversation. So that

6:46 Speaker 10: just came out. So that's brand new.

6:49 Speaker 11: Yes, yeah, absolutely excellent. It's fresh.

6:54 Speaker 10: So I assume it's out on all the streaming services.

6:56 Speaker 10: And has that been played on has that been played

6:58 Speaker 10: on the radio at all yet?

7:00 Speaker 11: No, not that I am aware of you. You might

7:02 Speaker 11: be the first. You probably will be.

7:04 Speaker 10: Let's assume that we are because we love to do

7:06 Speaker 10: we as as you know, we love to do the

7:09 Speaker 10: world radio premieres here on Matt Connor, so that we'll

7:12 Speaker 10: we'll make this a world radio premiere. And that is wonderful.

7:16 Speaker 10: That is wonderful. Now these now, these tracks are these?

7:20 Speaker 10: Are these part of an album? Are you just releasing

7:22 Speaker 10: these as singles at this point?

7:24 Speaker 11: No? They we are. We have a full uh four

7:29 Speaker 11: track EP coming out at the end of probably a

7:32 Speaker 11: mid July.

7:33 Speaker 10: Okay.

7:33 Speaker 11: We were originally we were originally going to drop a

7:36 Speaker 11: third EP in the Dystopian Chronicles series earlier this year,

7:44 Speaker 11: but after working with kind of our PR marketing team

7:47 Speaker 11: that we're working with, they asked us to hold on

7:50 Speaker 11: to it and release it in the summer, and that

7:54 Speaker 11: gave us an opportunity to release a couple of the

7:58 Speaker 11: other tracks as singles. The original plan was just to

8:01 Speaker 11: drop Unleash the Beast in January and then the whole

8:05 Speaker 11: EP in March, but instead where we did Future Shock

8:10 Speaker 11: this weekend, and we've got another one that will release

8:13 Speaker 11: i think in June, mid June, okay, before releasing the

8:16 Speaker 11: full in July.

8:18 Speaker 10: Now did they ask you, I'm curious about that, you know,

8:20 Speaker 10: because I'm a music industry guy, Did they ask you

8:24 Speaker 10: to do that because you kind of want to, you know,

8:29 Speaker 10: you've got to feed that machine. We live in an

8:31 Speaker 10: era where you know, it's it's it's really different than

8:34 Speaker 10: it used to be, obviously, Like you know, I'm old

8:36 Speaker 10: enough to remember when I was growing up, it was

8:39 Speaker 10: the standard thing pre internet was you release an album

8:43 Speaker 10: or an EP, and then you release a series of

8:45 Speaker 10: singles or the first single comes out six to eight

8:47 Speaker 10: weeks before the album, but everything else comes out afterward.

8:51 Speaker 10: And now it seems to be it's really kind of inverted, right,

8:55 Speaker 10: you know, Yeah, most artists now are releasing you know,

9:00 Speaker 10: because you have that option with social media. You can

9:02 Speaker 10: put out a single and promote it and then those

9:05 Speaker 10: singles eventually form an EP or an album. And is

9:09 Speaker 10: that is that what the PR company kind of said,

9:11 Speaker 10: you know, let's let's do that instead.

9:13 Speaker 11: And so I think there was also a mix of,

9:16 Speaker 11: you know, just kind of the way that the band

9:19 Speaker 11: works and the year that we had with Robert and

9:22 Speaker 11: getting him kind of up to speed, but also catching

9:25 Speaker 11: up from those several months where we didn't have a drummer.

9:30 Speaker 11: You know, we were just hitting them with music, kind

9:32 Speaker 11: of constantly, and and you know, we we had planned

9:35 Speaker 11: with with those folks the C Square to you know,

9:40 Speaker 11: they they gave us a cadence of dates that were like,

9:43 Speaker 11: all right, you know in twenty twenty four, on this date,

9:46 Speaker 11: you're going to release a single, then this single, and

9:48 Speaker 11: then this EP, and then this single, then this single,

9:50 Speaker 11: then this EP. And just because of the way we

9:53 Speaker 11: were trying to you know, do all the shows that

9:56 Speaker 11: we were doing and all the stuff, it was like,

9:58 Speaker 11: all right, this is due on you know, no November

10:00 Speaker 11: twenty second. So we were turning it in like November

10:03 Speaker 11: twenty first, and they were we weren't really giving them

10:05 Speaker 11: a chance to do their job. Yeah, And so they

10:09 Speaker 11: this year were like, all right, knocking off, if this

10:12 Speaker 11: thing is done, let's sit on it and give us

10:14 Speaker 11: a chance to do our thing. And we're like, okay, sure. Yeah.

10:21 Speaker 11: So I think I think that is some of it too,

10:23 Speaker 11: where we just they wanted to have an opportunity to promote,

10:30 Speaker 11: you know, to help us promote this and to do

10:32 Speaker 11: some press for it and hopefully get more ears on

10:35 Speaker 11: it than I think the last couple of things that

10:37 Speaker 11: we've released have have put out. So yeah, that answers

10:41 Speaker 11: your question. But that's I think that's my sense of

10:43 Speaker 11: what why we're doing exactly what we're doing right now.

10:46 Speaker 10: Yeah, No, it does answer it. And I think that

10:49 Speaker 10: that makes a lot of sense, because you know, I

10:53 Speaker 10: think as an artist you probably I feel like a

10:56 Speaker 10: lot of artists, and I know from my own experience

10:58 Speaker 10: and playing in bands, if you records something and you're

11:00 Speaker 10: really happy with it, you want to get it out

11:02 Speaker 10: to the world. You want everybody to hear it, and

11:04 Speaker 10: then you've got to kind of it's hard sometimes, I think,

11:08 Speaker 10: to kind of rein that in and say, well, we

11:10 Speaker 10: need to we need to go about it the right

11:12 Speaker 10: way because in the long term, you want to impact

11:17 Speaker 10: the largest possible audience that you can, growing your fan base,

11:21 Speaker 10: so you've got to approach it with a lot of strategy.

11:24 Speaker 10: But there's also that short term impulse, you know, and

11:27 Speaker 10: and there's that short term gratification that comes with putting

11:30 Speaker 10: something out and people like it, they respond to it.

11:33 Speaker 10: But you know, it's I hate to use the cliche,

11:35 Speaker 10: but it does fit. It's a marathon, it's not a sprint,

11:38 Speaker 10: and you want to make you want to get the

11:40 Speaker 10: most out of what you've put all this hard work

11:42 Speaker 10: into all this music that you've recorded, you want to

11:45 Speaker 10: get the most out of it in terms of the

11:46 Speaker 10: impact with a fan base and expanding that fan base.

11:49 Speaker 10: So I think it makes a lot.

11:50 Speaker 11: And at this point, we're used to sitting on songs

11:53 Speaker 11: that we love for a year before anybody gets to

11:55 Speaker 11: hear them. Yeah. So one of the ways we've one

11:58 Speaker 11: of the ways I think we've kind of alleviated for

12:00 Speaker 11: ourselves as we started a Patreon And kind of the

12:04 Speaker 11: conceit of the Patreon is if you sign up, you know,

12:07 Speaker 11: we'll we'll basically get you into a couple of shows

12:10 Speaker 11: no cover charge. But what we're doing with it is

12:13 Speaker 11: the promise of every month we're releasing songs that we

12:16 Speaker 11: haven't released yet in their demo form. Oh So it's

12:20 Speaker 11: a way, it's a way for us to not have

12:23 Speaker 11: to sit on some of that music for as long

12:25 Speaker 11: as we are, and we can kind of share it

12:27 Speaker 11: out with a you know, the folks that are that

12:30 Speaker 11: are subscribing and supporting us, you know, we're able to

12:32 Speaker 11: share some of that stuff out and explain where we

12:35 Speaker 11: are in the process and say, you know, a lot

12:38 Speaker 11: of times it's what's a month. I do it at

12:41 Speaker 11: the beginning of every month, and so it's like, you know,

12:42 Speaker 11: here's what we're working on the studio. It's this track

12:45 Speaker 11: or this EP, but here's a song that we're probably

12:48 Speaker 11: going to release in May of twenty twenty six. You know,

12:53 Speaker 11: I would just throw out the working demo version of it. Yeah, yeah,

12:58 Speaker 11: kind of people get you're kind of the process, you know,

13:02 Speaker 11: they can hear it the way we're learning it and

13:05 Speaker 11: listening to it and kind of getting used to it,

13:09 Speaker 11: you know, and then down the line we released the

13:11 Speaker 11: real thing. And then that's the other kind of the

13:14 Speaker 11: benefit of the patreons. We give the music the weekend,

13:17 Speaker 11: the finished versions away downloadable with all the tagged art

13:20 Speaker 11: and stuff, yeah to the Patreon.

13:22 Speaker 10: So I think that's a fantastic concept for the Patreon.

13:26 Speaker 10: I really do, because I know, yeah, yeah, because I know,

13:29 Speaker 10: like as a fan, if I'm really into an artist,

13:31 Speaker 10: I love and and some people don't care about this

13:34 Speaker 10: kind of thing, but some people really are get really

13:37 Speaker 10: into it if they're if they're very passionate about an artist.

13:40 Speaker 10: I love getting to hear demos, you know, for something

13:43 Speaker 10: that's going to be recorded in the studio. Or or

13:46 Speaker 10: it has been recorded and it's just not out yet,

13:48 Speaker 10: or if I've already heard the studio version because it's out.

13:52 Speaker 10: But so I'll just give you an example. My all

13:55 Speaker 10: time favorite band is Kiss, and I love getting to

13:59 Speaker 10: every time I find it new demo because YouTube is

14:02 Speaker 10: heavily popular, populated, you know, more and more so all

14:05 Speaker 10: the time with with Kiss, demos that uh, you know,

14:09 Speaker 10: that that people hadn't heard before. And I love hearing

14:11 Speaker 10: demos of of into a studio album and it's just well,

14:15 Speaker 10: here's this demo that somebody found and now it's on

14:18 Speaker 10: YouTube and I get to hear it, and I love

14:19 Speaker 10: that kind of stuff, you know, hearing the raw you know,

14:23 Speaker 10: you know that that raw material that ultimately forms into

14:27 Speaker 10: what happens in the studio. I think that's great. So

14:30 Speaker 10: I love that concept.

14:32 Speaker 11: Thanks. Yeah, I'm the same way. I think it's a

14:35 Speaker 11: lot of fun to listen to, you know, your favorite

14:38 Speaker 11: artists in a way that is not the packaged product

14:41 Speaker 11: that they usually let you listen to. Yeah.

14:43 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, And I don't even mind if it's you know, obviously,

14:47 Speaker 10: if if it's a demo, it's a little rough, it's

14:49 Speaker 10: not going to be you know, fully mixed and mastered.

14:52 Speaker 10: But but but I kind of like that too, Like

14:54 Speaker 10: I don't I don't mind hearing something that it's it's not,

14:58 Speaker 10: you know, super polished. I like, I like hearing the

15:01 Speaker 10: raw stuff. So that's that's a great concept. And you know,

15:06 Speaker 10: and I and I think for it it it kind

15:08 Speaker 10: of not only not only do you get to share

15:11 Speaker 10: that with the fans, but I think for for fans

15:13 Speaker 10: who you know, it kind of it's it's kind of

15:15 Speaker 10: like they're they're in the inner circle then, right, It's

15:18 Speaker 10: like they're in on something that other people aren't necessarily

15:21 Speaker 10: in on. And I think, I think that's uh, I

15:23 Speaker 10: think that's that's awesome. And then and then they get

15:25 Speaker 10: the single too early if they joined the Patreon they

15:28 Speaker 10: get when the single finally does come out, they get

15:30 Speaker 10: it a little bit early.

15:30 Speaker 11: I assume, Well, yeah, usually, I mean, unless the single

15:35 Speaker 11: is a standalone thing. Okay, most of our singles are

15:39 Speaker 11: gonna be or of a of a bigger thing, an

15:42 Speaker 11: EP or an album, and so we'll give them the

15:44 Speaker 11: full EP.

15:46 Speaker 10: Okay.

15:46 Speaker 11: That way, they just get it all kind of when

15:48 Speaker 11: it's all all said and done. But that's just because

15:52 Speaker 11: a lot of our you know, there's like the whole

15:55 Speaker 11: band camp side of it, like we don't we have

15:57 Speaker 11: a couple of singles like klopperk Man and then the

16:00 Speaker 11: Warhog Song are there kind of their own little things,

16:04 Speaker 11: So we'll give them those. But these two, the at

16:07 Speaker 11: least The Beast and Peter Shock, those are gonna be

16:10 Speaker 11: part of that third EP, so we'll just give them

16:12 Speaker 11: that when it's it's.

16:13 Speaker 10: Finished, Okay, okay, excellent, And so that thirty p so

16:18 Speaker 10: that's going to be the Dysopian Chronicles Volume three.

16:21 Speaker 11: Yeah, Yeah, we're finally wrapping it up. I'm really excited

16:25 Speaker 11: to have that whole thing kind of finished. It's been

16:29 Speaker 11: a it's been an interesting adventure, but I'm excited for

16:33 Speaker 11: it to be done and out in the world.

16:36 Speaker 10: Over the course of doing this series, have you released

16:41 Speaker 10: music that's not a part of the series itself, that's

16:45 Speaker 10: separate from it, or is everything that you've released since

16:48 Speaker 10: you put out Volume one has it all been a

16:50 Speaker 10: part of the Dystopian Chronicles.

16:52 Speaker 11: It's all been part of the Dystopian Chronicles.

16:54 Speaker 10: Okay, okay, yeah, yeah.

16:57 Speaker 2: Is that hard to keep to that?

16:59 Speaker 10: Like, do you guys ever come up with something that

17:02 Speaker 10: you really think is is really good that you want

17:06 Speaker 10: to work on, but it just doesn't fit the concept

17:08 Speaker 10: of what you've been doing, so you have to put

17:10 Speaker 10: it aside. I mean, does that ever happen?

17:12 Speaker 11: Oh? Absolutely, We're definitely yes. And and EP three became

17:18 Speaker 11: what it is kind of because of that reason. There

17:22 Speaker 11: was so we had. The original idea was we were

17:28 Speaker 11: gonna put out a second album, and when we when

17:32 Speaker 11: we released the first one and we only got so

17:34 Speaker 11: much kind of push because it was just one thing

17:37 Speaker 11: at one time, we decided to break up album two

17:40 Speaker 11: into these three EPs. And the original idea was EP

17:44 Speaker 11: one and EP two would be a collection of you know,

17:48 Speaker 11: four or five four or five minute long songs. They

17:51 Speaker 11: would be like your traditional EPs. Yeah, and then the

17:54 Speaker 11: third one was going to be this big, huge, kind

17:57 Speaker 11: of epic thing that Eric had worked on and written

18:00 Speaker 11: and that was twenty three minutes long. It was this big, huge,

18:05 Speaker 11: sprawling epic song, and that was gonna be EG three.

18:08 Speaker 11: We're gonna release it by itself. Oh wow. Yeah, And

18:11 Speaker 11: that was the plan. And then while we were you know,

18:16 Speaker 11: getting Robert acclimated to the band and him learning material

18:19 Speaker 11: and doing shows and recording all these these cracks that

18:22 Speaker 11: we wanted to get caught up on. We were writing

18:25 Speaker 11: new material for the future, and when we got to

18:30 Speaker 11: a certain point the c squared the our pr and

18:35 Speaker 11: marketing folks were asking us for a single ahead of

18:39 Speaker 11: the EP, and we were like, well, there's just the

18:42 Speaker 11: one song. It's twenty three minutes long, like it is

18:44 Speaker 11: gonna be what it is, and they were like, that's

18:47 Speaker 11: we should really maybe think about doing a traditional EP.

18:51 Speaker 11: And we're like, oh good, we can just move that

18:55 Speaker 11: big twenty three long, three minute long song somewhere else

18:58 Speaker 11: and we can place some of these numerous songs that

19:01 Speaker 11: we've written that we're really excited about and get them

19:05 Speaker 11: out there sooner. We kind of shifted gears at the

19:08 Speaker 11: very beginning of the year. I meet like December of

19:12 Speaker 11: last year and said, okay, let's change. EP three will

19:16 Speaker 11: be these four songs, and we picked the songs and

19:20 Speaker 11: I at least the Beast was a completely new composition.

19:24 Speaker 11: Like Eric had had this riff in his mind, it

19:27 Speaker 11: was kind of already working on this idea and then

19:30 Speaker 11: he and I just kind of wrote the lyrics for

19:32 Speaker 11: it and it came together pretty quickly, so but like

19:35 Speaker 11: future Shock is something that we've had in the songs

19:39 Speaker 11: that were written folder on dropbox for like two years. Uh,

19:44 Speaker 11: follow is going to be on there. And then there's

19:46 Speaker 11: this the closer for the EP and kind of the

19:50 Speaker 11: whole Dystopia Chronicles as a as a whole. Is this

19:54 Speaker 11: song called Stewards of a Broken World that I'm really

19:57 Speaker 11: excited about. I think the guys are really excited about

20:00 Speaker 11: getting it out there. It was one of these things

20:02 Speaker 11: that I wrote and what I shared with the band

20:05 Speaker 11: everybody kind of collectedly was like, this was awesome and

20:09 Speaker 11: it sucks that we're gonna have to sit on this

20:10 Speaker 11: for a really long time. Yeah, we all knew it

20:14 Speaker 11: was gonna be fun to play live. It's gonna be

20:17 Speaker 11: a it's a very kind of anthemic. I don't know it,

20:22 Speaker 11: it'll be fun. I'm excited for it to come out.

20:25 Speaker 11: But yeah, yeah, we definitely have stuff that we sit on.

20:29 Speaker 11: But then this one, like I said, is a good

20:32 Speaker 11: example of, oh, let's just switch gears a little bit,

20:35 Speaker 11: and maybe we're releasing these a little earlier that we thought.

20:37 Speaker 10: So yeah, yeah, no that makes sense. So so for

20:42 Speaker 10: those who don't know what is the Dystopian chronicles and

20:45 Speaker 10: and what's kind of the concept here and is it

20:48 Speaker 10: a is it a story or is it more of

20:52 Speaker 10: a is it a broader concept or or what is

20:55 Speaker 10: the Dystopian chronicles.

20:57 Speaker 11: It's kind of an anthology, I guess it's it's not

21:01 Speaker 11: a it's not a fault conceptual narrative. Like calling the

21:04 Speaker 11: Voyager was. You know, we had some songs that we've

21:09 Speaker 11: put together that we're all just kind of depressing and

21:15 Speaker 11: I like not very hopeful and and so as that

21:19 Speaker 11: theme kind of just took its its shape with the

21:22 Speaker 11: leftovers from the Voyager writing process, we started thinking about, well,

21:29 Speaker 11: we can just write all these songs that are all

21:30 Speaker 11: kind of you know, the future is bad, bad things

21:34 Speaker 11: are happening, What are the what are the reasons that

21:37 Speaker 11: society is you know, uh rumbling or whatever, And so

21:42 Speaker 11: we just every song has that kind of bend to it,

21:45 Speaker 11: but they're not necessarily connected. It's just that that undercurrent

21:49 Speaker 11: theme of of you know, what's going on in the

21:53 Speaker 11: world and why are things this way? And why are

21:56 Speaker 11: we doing anything to make any of it better? Stuff

21:59 Speaker 11: like that.

22:00 Speaker 10: Yeah, the uh the Cybertooth song is is so that

22:07 Speaker 10: that's like my personal favorite. I love that, But which

22:11 Speaker 10: one is that on?

22:12 Speaker 11: I forget now, that's that's I think the opening crack

22:15 Speaker 11: of Volume one.

22:16 Speaker 10: That's all. That's the opening around Volume one. Yeah, we'll

22:19 Speaker 10: just love that song. It's it's so catchy and fun

22:22 Speaker 10: you know that was that that was not depressing it well,

22:25 Speaker 10: I mean, I guess it's it's depressing in the sense

22:27 Speaker 10: that that's the concept is scary, but it's also funny

22:31 Speaker 10: and the song is funny.

22:34 Speaker 11: For sure, for sure, and that's kind of the you know,

22:37 Speaker 11: it's thematically. Some of the stuff is just dark, but song,

22:43 Speaker 11: the song, they're all kind of their own thing. But yeah,

22:46 Speaker 11: like you'd say, oh yeah, the song about a the

22:49 Speaker 11: Hunt of the cyber Tooth doesn't sound depressing at all,

22:51 Speaker 11: but we're like, I mean, it's like a takes place

22:53 Speaker 11: in the world where the cops have no control, so

22:55 Speaker 11: they just tend out a killing machine every night to

22:59 Speaker 11: get hunt down criminals indiscriminately. Like that's bad. Yeah right, yeah,

23:04 Speaker 11: you know we released and now like, look at what's

23:07 Speaker 11: happening with like ice and stuff.

23:09 Speaker 12: Yeah, maybe maybe something not so far off so right,

23:15 Speaker 12: you know, but that's that's part of the you know this,

23:20 Speaker 12: All the all the best dystopian works are wrapped in fantasy.

23:23 Speaker 11: And then when you take that kind of veneer away,

23:25 Speaker 11: you're like, oh no, this is this is bad. This

23:28 Speaker 11: is already bad. We're already in this bad spot.

23:31 Speaker 10: So well, that's that's the thing, right, I mean, that's

23:34 Speaker 10: that's how you can connect with people with something like that.

23:36 Speaker 10: That's fantasy. I mean obviously, you know, people enjoy all

23:40 Speaker 10: kinds of you know, whether it's music or books or

23:43 Speaker 10: films or you know, all kinds of sort of fantasy

23:46 Speaker 10: type stuff. But I think the fantasy stuff that resonates

23:50 Speaker 10: the most with people is where Okay, this is fantasy,

23:55 Speaker 10: it's fiction, but this could actually happen, and you know,

24:00 Speaker 10: and it kind of gets those neurons fireing and and

24:02 Speaker 10: and makes you think a little bit and and I

24:05 Speaker 10: think that's I think that's really cool about what you're doing.

24:08 Speaker 10: I think that's that's part of what's a big draw

24:09 Speaker 10: with your music. I mean, obviously the songs are very

24:12 Speaker 10: catchy and and really good hooks, and and the playing

24:15 Speaker 10: is phenomenal, and your vocals and all of it. You've

24:18 Speaker 10: got the whole package. But I think also it resonates

24:20 Speaker 10: with people because there's something there that they can that

24:23 Speaker 10: they can kind of analyze and think about.

24:26 Speaker 11: Yeah, thank you. Yeah, that's I mean, that's the idea, right, Yeah,

24:30 Speaker 11: we could we could go out there and write fluff

24:32 Speaker 11: about stuff that doesn't matter, or we can write about

24:35 Speaker 11: stuff that matters, you know, Like I I think three

24:38 Speaker 11: of us, three of us in the band will have kids,

24:39 Speaker 11: and you know, every day I wake up to a

24:43 Speaker 11: fresh new hell of this world that we're living in,

24:46 Speaker 11: and I can't help but wonder, like, what is what

24:49 Speaker 11: is it that we're leaving for this next generation or two,

24:53 Speaker 11: you know, And and that's that's definitely on my mind

24:56 Speaker 11: every time I sit down with a guitar and start

24:59 Speaker 11: working on something, or at least it has been for

25:01 Speaker 11: these last couple of years.

25:02 Speaker 10: So yeah, Uh, do you write all the lyrics?

25:06 Speaker 11: No, Eric and I probably share. I think probably Eric

25:09 Speaker 11: and I if you hadn't split it and you really

25:12 Speaker 11: went down into the math, I'd say it's probably like

25:15 Speaker 11: a sixty to forty split, where Eric does does the

25:19 Speaker 11: sixty percent of the writing and I write forty of

25:23 Speaker 11: the writing. And that and that's music and lyrics. Eric

25:27 Speaker 11: is a really good songwriter in his own in his

25:30 Speaker 11: own right, and he has his own distinct style. A

25:33 Speaker 11: lot of times, what will happen is Eric will write

25:35 Speaker 11: something that he Whenever I write, I sit down, and

25:41 Speaker 11: you know, the way my brain works is it goes okay,

25:44 Speaker 11: and don't forget you'd have to do these things at

25:46 Speaker 11: the same time. So the guitar parts that I write

25:50 Speaker 11: tend to enable me to sing, whereas Eric doesn't really

25:54 Speaker 11: do that. He just writes the guitar part and puts

25:57 Speaker 11: the song together and then we'll put lyrics to it

26:00 Speaker 11: without trying to do them at the same time. And

26:03 Speaker 11: so my job is usually to take Eric's lyrics and

26:06 Speaker 11: write them into something that I can sing. And sometimes

26:11 Speaker 11: that's an extensive rewrite, and sometimes it's just paging a

26:15 Speaker 11: couple of words or pulling a couple of syllables out

26:18 Speaker 11: or little stuff like that. But I'd say it's probably

26:22 Speaker 11: probably sixty forty just for no reason other than that,

26:29 Speaker 11: it's just is what's been working for us, right. I mean, Eric,

26:33 Speaker 11: when I played together in a band a long time ago,

26:35 Speaker 11: when I was the kind of the primary songwriter, and

26:37 Speaker 11: I probably wrote ninety five percent of the music, you know,

26:41 Speaker 11: So I'm happy to let him take the wheel and

26:43 Speaker 11: drive on the majority of this stuff now. But yeah, yeah, yeah,

26:47 Speaker 11: we do definitely share.

26:49 Speaker 10: Yeah, oh excellent, excellent. And what about as far as

26:52 Speaker 10: live shows, are you guys playing a lot or I

26:54 Speaker 10: know you've been really focused on the you are you're

26:56 Speaker 10: doing a lot of shows.

26:57 Speaker 11: Good, Yeah, I was looking at it. We've got we

27:01 Speaker 11: did seven shows already this year. I think the last

27:07 Speaker 11: show we played was in mid March, and then Eric

27:09 Speaker 11: and his wife were expecting another kid who was born

27:14 Speaker 11: Monday or Tuesday, I think maybe Monday night. So they

27:17 Speaker 11: that's why he's not here today because they're they're doing

27:19 Speaker 11: baby stuff this morning.

27:21 Speaker 13: That's understandable, Yeah, exactly, and and so uh so we

27:25 Speaker 13: had taken kind of mid March through mid May off

27:31 Speaker 13: and black that off the of the calendar, just because

27:34 Speaker 13: we didn't want to like, you know, be setting up

27:37 Speaker 13: for a gig.

27:37 Speaker 11: And then Corey to call and be like, I can

27:39 Speaker 11: go make it the labor you know, in March in April.

27:45 Speaker 11: But we're going to start back up again here in

27:47 Speaker 11: the next couple of weeks in May, and we've got

27:49 Speaker 11: two shows in May. I show booked in June and

27:51 Speaker 11: July and August and September, so we're booked all the

27:54 Speaker 11: way out kind of into the ball.

27:56 Speaker 10: So oh excellent, excellent, Yeah, playing a lot.

27:59 Speaker 11: Yeah.

28:00 Speaker 10: Yeah, So the music that you're sitting on, is it, like,

28:04 Speaker 10: do you ever get tempted to sneak something of that

28:08 Speaker 10: into the live set or are you guys pretty Oh no.

28:11 Speaker 11: No, No, it's easy to do that because we don't

28:14 Speaker 11: really the way that with Eric and I and the

28:17 Speaker 11: way that just our band is operating. This is gonna

28:22 Speaker 11: sound terrible when I say it out loud, but the

28:24 Speaker 11: other guys aren't really required to write a song. Oh. So,

28:28 Speaker 11: like I'll a lot of our demos when Eric finishes

28:31 Speaker 11: a song, When I finish a song, it's got MIDI drums,

28:36 Speaker 11: Like we'll program our own drum parts and stuff. And

28:40 Speaker 11: I can play bass, and Eric can play bass, and

28:42 Speaker 11: Eric can sing, and so he'll do all the vocals

28:44 Speaker 11: on all of his songs. Yeah, and then I'll do

28:46 Speaker 11: all the you know, so like I'll just we'll just

28:48 Speaker 11: kind of package our songs together. Yeah, And so what

28:51 Speaker 11: what ends up is we don't really work up a

28:55 Speaker 11: song as a whole band until we're ready to add

28:57 Speaker 11: it to the set. List, okay, which means we have

29:02 Speaker 11: recorded it and are ready to release it. Like right

29:05 Speaker 11: now we are in the studio working up Unleash the

29:11 Speaker 11: Beast and Future Shock and Stewards of a Broken World

29:15 Speaker 11: so that we can start playing them in May to

29:17 Speaker 11: promote EP three.

29:20 Speaker 10: Okay, Okay, So yeah that makes sense.

29:23 Speaker 11: Which is if I mean, and you know, like it's

29:25 Speaker 11: kind of not the most uh, I don't know, genuine

29:30 Speaker 11: kind of four guys in a room, you know, cranking

29:35 Speaker 11: out music together. But I have a feeling that that's

29:39 Speaker 11: how a lot of other folks do it. Well, they'll

29:41 Speaker 11: just you know, pretty sure, Iron Maiden gets together once

29:44 Speaker 11: a year and everybody brings their demo tapes and they're like, well,

29:47 Speaker 11: here's the six songs I wrote, here's the six songs

29:49 Speaker 11: I wrote, and here's the and then they just kind

29:51 Speaker 11: of like pick the ones that they're all going to learn,

29:53 Speaker 11: and then they just spend three weeks learning in them

29:56 Speaker 11: and then record them. You know. So that's kind of

29:57 Speaker 11: what we do. We kind of just do the same thing.

30:00 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, I mean, there's no right or wrong way

30:02 Speaker 10: to do it, you know.

30:03 Speaker 11: Yeah, it works for it works for us. But but

30:06 Speaker 11: what's nice is we're not. When we play shows now,

30:11 Speaker 11: we're really consistent and you know, we're really just nailing

30:16 Speaker 11: the crap out of the songs that we're playing, and

30:19 Speaker 11: then as we rotate stuff in, we can rotate older

30:22 Speaker 11: stuff out, and yeah, I think it helps folks kind

30:26 Speaker 11: of get familiar with the new material as well, because

30:30 Speaker 11: we kind of play in the same spots and you know,

30:32 Speaker 11: the same uh, the same set orders and stuff like that. Yeah.

30:36 Speaker 10: Yeah, what what is the live show like in terms

30:38 Speaker 10: of are there any theatrics? Do you use any special effects?

30:42 Speaker 10: Because yeah, your music certainly lends itself to that. I

30:45 Speaker 10: would think.

30:46 Speaker 11: Yeah, departing on the venue, we we do a couple

30:51 Speaker 11: of couple of different things. But like this place in

30:56 Speaker 11: Dallas called Freeze, which is kind of a legendary local venue,

31:01 Speaker 11: Like Nirvana played there in the early nineties before they

31:03 Speaker 11: kind of like really blew up. Everybody has played at

31:06 Speaker 11: Grease that that comes through and they've got an amazing

31:11 Speaker 11: digital display behind the drums, and so we can go

31:15 Speaker 11: in there with videos and just all sorts of animated

31:21 Speaker 11: stuff and so we've we've experimented with like every song,

31:26 Speaker 11: it's a different backdrop. Oh cool, right, so we played

31:29 Speaker 11: the Ciber two song You've got the dyscopian kind of

31:33 Speaker 11: alleyway that that cover art sat on. When we play

31:38 Speaker 11: some of the other stuff, you know, we change up

31:40 Speaker 11: the you know, the the backdrop changes and the the

31:46 Speaker 11: you know, the Warhog logo will come in and out

31:48 Speaker 11: and stuff. But what we've started doing this year, which

31:51 Speaker 11: I really love, is we have a Warhog pop doom

31:57 Speaker 11: that the night of the show, we just kind of

31:59 Speaker 11: grab someone from the audience and designate them as the

32:03 Speaker 11: war Hog and we close our show with the song Warhog.

32:09 Speaker 11: And there's this kind of in the middle of it,

32:11 Speaker 11: there's this big kind of gang chant that's we call

32:14 Speaker 11: upon the war Hoog and.

32:17 Speaker 14: Coming out did we go into the carsonal So, now

32:19 Speaker 14: what we've got is put endless boor mask. They had

32:24 Speaker 14: like a shield and an axe and they've got there's

32:27 Speaker 14: like a shirt and everything. They come out and they like,

32:31 Speaker 14: you know, ramp up the crowd, and if we've.

32:33 Speaker 11: Got some shwag, they'll throw swag out and you know,

32:35 Speaker 11: or they'll throw t shirts out, and uh, they just

32:39 Speaker 11: want to come out and ramp up the crowd like

32:42 Speaker 11: a mascot. And then they just disappear off the side

32:45 Speaker 11: of the state when it's done, and then we finish

32:47 Speaker 11: the set. But that's what we're doing now, is we've

32:49 Speaker 11: got we've got a warhog that actually comes out, and

32:52 Speaker 11: I think what we're gonna start doing is its incorporating

32:55 Speaker 11: that with some of the back ground images and put

33:00 Speaker 11: him in places so that if you're it's the first

33:03 Speaker 11: time you've seen us, and you're seeing us at Creese,

33:05 Speaker 11: you know, we start the first song and there's our

33:07 Speaker 11: big backdrop, and the war hog will be in there somewhere,

33:10 Speaker 11: and the three songs later will change it and there

33:13 Speaker 11: will be a new backdrop, but that that will die

33:15 Speaker 11: will be in there somewhere. But by the eighth or

33:18 Speaker 11: night song, when the actual warhog comes out in the flesh,

33:20 Speaker 11: it's like, oh, this is the thing. They've been teasing

33:23 Speaker 11: this and now it's here looking me in the in

33:25 Speaker 11: the eye, you know, like that's that kind of those

33:33 Speaker 11: kind of theatrics are limitually manageable in a small venue,

33:37 Speaker 11: and we we do that in the small venues too.

33:40 Speaker 11: My sister was actually just the warhog at our last show.

33:42 Speaker 11: Was really funny. Yeah, So man or woman whoever wants

33:48 Speaker 11: to be the Warhogs who can make it happen.

33:50 Speaker 10: So that's fantastic. That's fantastic.

33:53 Speaker 11: I love that.

33:54 Speaker 10: Is there any video of that on YouTube?

33:56 Speaker 11: Oh yeah, uh yeah, if you go to our YouTube page,

34:00 Speaker 11: I'll pull it up real quick. There is a video

34:04 Speaker 11: see Warho Warhog Unleash the Bees. I think there's a

34:09 Speaker 11: video of someone doing the Warhog.

34:11 Speaker 10: I gotta check that out.

34:13 Speaker 11: It's pretty funny, it's it's pretty and there's plenty of

34:15 Speaker 11: pictures online of of people doing it too. But but yeah,

34:21 Speaker 11: I'm pretty sure we've got footage of it.

34:24 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, I'll check that out.

34:26 Speaker 11: Yeah, it's really funny, it's it's it's always a good time.

34:29 Speaker 11: There's definitely pictures of it, okay, yeah, on our Facebook

34:34 Speaker 11: and probably on Instagram. There's definitely pictures from the recent

34:38 Speaker 11: shows of the war Hog out there doing their thing.

34:42 Speaker 11: Oh yay, it's great. We have we We recently did

34:45 Speaker 11: a Vakan Metal festival in Germany. They did a every

34:50 Speaker 11: year they do a battle the bands where they get

34:53 Speaker 11: uh you know, international unsigned independent bands and opportunity to

34:58 Speaker 11: kind of fight their way to many We competed in

35:01 Speaker 11: that and we we won Dallas and went down to

35:04 Speaker 11: Austin he did at the state level and uh, and

35:08 Speaker 11: it was real fun because we the last song we

35:10 Speaker 11: did was Warhog and these people had no idea who

35:14 Speaker 11: we were, what we sounded like, and we just got

35:16 Speaker 11: to go out there and play our thing. And then

35:17 Speaker 11: all of a sudden, you know, the guy jumps out

35:20 Speaker 11: on stage and he's got packets of uh, there's these

35:25 Speaker 11: and stickers, and it's like in the audience, I was

35:32 Speaker 11: just like looking at people's eyes that were just so

35:35 Speaker 11: hilariously entertained by it, because I don't think anybody was

35:39 Speaker 11: expecting that like a little you know, like a little

35:42 Speaker 11: everybody gets four songs and then you disappear kind of show, right,

35:46 Speaker 11: it's always it's a free to do that. People really

35:50 Speaker 11: enjoy it.

35:50 Speaker 10: So, oh that's fantastic. That's fantastic. Yeah, I'll look on

35:54 Speaker 10: your YouTube page see if I can find I gotta

35:56 Speaker 10: see this, but very very cool, Yeah, Scott, What should

36:01 Speaker 10: people know about how to find you guys online? Is

36:04 Speaker 10: is warhog band dot com the best place to go

36:07 Speaker 10: as far as keeping up with everything that you're doing?

36:09 Speaker 11: Yeah, warhog band is great because from there you can

36:12 Speaker 11: get everywhere Facebook, Instagram, Picktock, Blue Sky. All the social

36:18 Speaker 11: media's we are warhog DFW. Okay, it's just Dallas Warworth. Yeah,

36:24 Speaker 11: warhog DFW on all the social media. Facebook, we're really active, Instagram,

36:29 Speaker 11: We're really active. So if you kind of want to

36:31 Speaker 11: get your bang for your buck and interact with us,

36:34 Speaker 11: that's where I would start. Okay, If you need help

36:38 Speaker 11: find any of those things, yeah absolutely, warhog band dot com.

36:42 Speaker 11: But warhog band dot com has all of our merch

36:45 Speaker 11: and that's where you can buy our music and all

36:48 Speaker 11: that stuff.

36:48 Speaker 10: So great website. By the way, who does the website?

36:51 Speaker 10: Do you do that yourself?

36:53 Speaker 11: Eric does?

36:54 Speaker 10: Eric does? Yeah, he does a great job. You know,

36:56 Speaker 10: I'm a marketing guy and I pay a lot of

36:58 Speaker 10: attention to websites. And there's a lot of there's a

37:02 Speaker 10: lot of bad websites out there that the musicians. But

37:04 Speaker 10: but you guys have a great site. It's easy to navigate,

37:09 Speaker 10: but also very visually appealing and engaging, and it's you know,

37:13 Speaker 10: there's a lot there, but it's not overly busy. It's great.

37:16 Speaker 10: It's it's kind of the perfect, the perfect banned website.

37:20 Speaker 10: To be honest with you, it's really good.

37:22 Speaker 11: Thank you.

37:23 Speaker 10: Absolutely.

37:24 Speaker 11: Yeah.

37:24 Speaker 10: I know I pay a lot of attention to that

37:26 Speaker 10: kind of thing. But very good, very good, well Scott

37:29 Speaker 10: Beatley of Warhog. We really appreciate you, uh joining us today.

37:33 Speaker 10: Oh and and please you know tell Erica I said,

37:36 Speaker 10: congratulations on the I will.

37:38 Speaker 11: I think he's probably listening right now, so you probably

37:40 Speaker 11: just called him live.

37:41 Speaker 10: Very yes, congratulations Eric if you are listening, and uh,

37:44 Speaker 10: in a moment, we're gonna do so. This will be

37:46 Speaker 10: the world radio premiere of the brand new track Future

37:49 Speaker 10: Shock uh from Warhog, and UH looking forward to sharing

37:53 Speaker 10: this with everybody you know, Jenny and I. We we

37:55 Speaker 10: love everything you guys do. You guys are amazing so

37:58 Speaker 10: and we.

37:58 Speaker 11: Love you guys supporting us every time I see y'all

38:01 Speaker 11: in the feed and you're wearing your Warhog shirts just

38:04 Speaker 11: I'm yeah, you've seen me do it. I share it

38:07 Speaker 11: with our folks. I think it's amazing. I love it.

38:09 Speaker 11: So thank you guys for supporting us all the way

38:12 Speaker 11: from from New Hampshire. It's it's really awesome.

38:14 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, yeah, very very happy to do it. So

38:17 Speaker 10: so Scott, we'll let you go and then we're gonna

38:19 Speaker 10: we're gonna do that world premiere. But thank you so much,

38:21 Speaker 10: my friend, and well as always of course we'll definitely

38:24 Speaker 10: do this again in the uh in the future as

38:27 Speaker 10: you continue to release new music and we love being

38:29 Speaker 10: able to just support everything that you're doing. So thank you, Scott,

38:33 Speaker 10: thank you, thank you.

38:34 Speaker 11: Heppy Easter, y'all have great weekend. You got it.

38:36 Speaker 10: Happy Easter. Take care all right, bye bye bye bye,

38:40 Speaker 10: all right. That was Scott Beatley from the band Warhog.

38:42 Speaker 10: And without further ado, here it is. This is the

38:46 Speaker 10: world radio premiere. This has not been played on FM radio.

38:50 Speaker 10: This is brand new from Warhog. This is called Future Shock.

38:55 Speaker 2: You are listening to Wumination.

38:59 Speaker 15: World premiere.

39:00 Speaker 16: Here they catch me also lot awaken and the time

39:31 Speaker 16: to see the future and escape one.

39:34 Speaker 17: I left maybe hind but never here.

39:38 Speaker 2: Look around me and all I see. Lets you say yesterday,

39:44 Speaker 2: It's where I would rather be.

39:48 Speaker 6: Bes boys responded to talks clos Cresso Prison, the Pride

40:04 Speaker 6: of the Left, creep.

40:09 Speaker 2: Tracing in the show Set Free, Shot Barn this new.

40:20 Speaker 9: Track and the U Che Set Me Free.

40:26 Speaker 6: When lending is waste.

40:29 Speaker 8: For you, You'll see what could have happened to make

40:34 Speaker 8: everything bad is sweet?

40:37 Speaker 2: The sky Blue actionting.

40:39 Speaker 9: Everything to grace beyond the new.

40:43 Speaker 5: On lights, the filthies left to spread, You'll find your

40:49 Speaker 5: work with strips, bog.

40:50 Speaker 6: Puck chat to your chest, fing only passer.

41:06 Speaker 2: Surrounds pass by.

41:15 Speaker 9: Tracking the sh said me freak shot.

41:22 Speaker 2: By this ney They.

41:26 Speaker 6: Track the uture, said me free well, man, this waste

41:34 Speaker 6: for you.

41:36 Speaker 9: You'll see.

41:59 Speaker 16: Right, can't tell the frightful chess ball mace this cancher

42:05 Speaker 16: for love time.

42:08 Speaker 2: Cat we catcher.

42:10 Speaker 6: Oh, I'll beyond Grandpa rolling through this night. Help me

42:16 Speaker 6: escape this space, right, don't go along?

42:20 Speaker 9: Cheers, boys.

43:10 Speaker 6: To talk, tivers.

43:13 Speaker 2: Close talk, regress a.

43:18 Speaker 6: Prince the prime left to me tracked in the future,

43:31 Speaker 6: seg free shot by this new a lot track in

43:39 Speaker 6: the future, seg me free well, waste for you you'll see.

45:22 Speaker 9: Close the doors, draw the lines that's.

45:26 Speaker 7: On the hunt tonight, hide away, kneel and pray cyberenetically

45:32 Speaker 7: and hans to slay all.

45:35 Speaker 9: Seeing synthetic pay the.

45:37 Speaker 8: County way side one machine not beast.

45:43 Speaker 9: Pray you'll not praise tonight. Pray you're not pray tonight, crayn.

46:01 Speaker 2: Color and free say goodbye to all that you j

46:11 Speaker 2: there's no use Hide the shrep that's no escaping the

46:19 Speaker 2: hunt of the cyer. The time is nine that hunts again.

46:38 Speaker 2: No one turn me out tonight on.

46:40 Speaker 4: Mister Sloth a cyber tube bro come to say on sight.

46:46 Speaker 2: It roams the streets on pushed feasts.

46:49 Speaker 5: The guilty scream with tight in the shadows.

46:54 Speaker 2: The creature slaves.

46:55 Speaker 9: The last thing you'll see tonight, last.

47:00 Speaker 2: Single seasonal.

47:11 Speaker 6: Criminals, Color and Free, say good bye to all that you.

47:20 Speaker 6: Glet's something else hide the stress.

47:28 Speaker 2: Let's not escaping the hunch on the.

47:32 Speaker 9: Side of.

48:35 Speaker 6: Crimendo Calory Free, say good by to all that ul.

48:47 Speaker 6: There's no else hiding the trail. But that's not the savory,

48:54 Speaker 6: the munch of the Cyar to Crimndow, say good bye

49:06 Speaker 6: to all that you. That's the yes. Hide the shril,

49:16 Speaker 6: that's the escaping the hones on.

49:20 Speaker 3: The side, but.

49:38 Speaker 2: The side truths.

50:35 Speaker 8: Report from Susy. Step up with future for all mankind

50:43 Speaker 8: we waiting. It's a planetary warfare. A night late the

50:50 Speaker 8: enemy or fault here where you stand, Swallow your fear

50:58 Speaker 8: and fire.

50:59 Speaker 2: Of my command.

51:02 Speaker 9: Come out the cruise, climbing your ex suit.

51:09 Speaker 6: Waist stent family, So call along the canyon.

51:16 Speaker 9: Send blesses to Max.

51:19 Speaker 2: Then coming the term attacks.

51:23 Speaker 9: Yes, a good take for trying.

51:26 Speaker 2: Now come ONTI trying.

51:37 Speaker 6: See you a week says there the Earth is in

51:41 Speaker 6: their path.

51:44 Speaker 2: Pair sits from out their space for colonies, burn in

51:49 Speaker 2: the aftermath.

51:51 Speaker 8: Pray to your major, get ready, suit teeth, and.

51:58 Speaker 9: We are the final line. We hold it. Sell the

52:04 Speaker 9: come on the cruise climb in York.

52:08 Speaker 2: So suit.

52:12 Speaker 6: Warisky stand simon, So come a load the candy and.

52:19 Speaker 2: Send lessens to Max. Then coming the end of me attacks.

52:26 Speaker 9: It's some good day for time.

52:28 Speaker 2: Now cow, nt I try an.

52:33 Speaker 9: In coming in coming you're good.

52:39 Speaker 2: Load of popper your own.

53:28 Speaker 9: So sused the electric war We leave the US me hide.

53:35 Speaker 2: This planetary human range.

53:38 Speaker 9: We fight for all mankind.

53:42 Speaker 2: Now where to the plank leaving nothing? Lester say?

53:50 Speaker 4: Lester say so humanity survives.

53:56 Speaker 9: Come recruise climbing.

53:59 Speaker 2: Yorks waists.

54:10 Speaker 9: Said blessings.

54:13 Speaker 6: Then come and deal tacks.

54:17 Speaker 2: Yes, I'm contain.

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