Matt Connarton Unleashed 5-17-25 hour 1

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5:19 Speaker 8: Good morning, everybody, Welcome, here we go again. It is

5:22 Speaker 8: that time Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live from

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5:50 Speaker 8: today's show, by the way, we'll probably be getting a

5:53 Speaker 8: lot more a lot of additional traffic from around the

5:55 Speaker 8: world because we've we've got a very international show.

5:58 Speaker 6: Today.

5:59 Speaker 8: We have we have an artist from Australia, then we

6:03 Speaker 8: have somebody from the UK beaming in. Then we've got

6:06 Speaker 8: somebody from Boston, which is part of the United States,

6:08 Speaker 8: of course, and then in the third hour we have

6:11 Speaker 8: somebody joining us live in studio. But speaking of live

6:14 Speaker 8: streaming options, so I've just been alerted that, for whatever reason,

6:17 Speaker 8: this happens once in a while, there is no audio

6:20 Speaker 8: going out on the video feed. We do, of course,

6:23 Speaker 8: also stream the show live to Facebook, for example, and

6:27 Speaker 8: there is no audio on the Facebook feed, and that

6:30 Speaker 8: happens occasionally. I have no idea why. Some sort of

6:34 Speaker 8: weird software glitch. So there is no video component for

6:37 Speaker 8: today's program. This is audio only.

6:40 Speaker 6: So there you go.

6:42 Speaker 8: But you know you can still you have options if

6:45 Speaker 8: you want to interact and participate with the show. If

6:48 Speaker 8: you go to Matt connorton dot com slash live, you

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6:52 Speaker 8: there if you have anything for the program. So so

6:55 Speaker 8: you're not shut out from participating, but there is no

6:59 Speaker 8: chat because it's weird. I mean, I could have just

7:01 Speaker 8: left the feed going on video, but then that's weird

7:03 Speaker 8: because then what ends up happening if you do that

7:07 Speaker 8: is people when they're in the chat room, instead of

7:09 Speaker 8: talking about you know, instead of just opening up another

7:11 Speaker 8: browser tab, for example, and listening to the audio, they

7:14 Speaker 8: just type in the chatroom on the video. Oh there's

7:17 Speaker 8: no audio. How come I can't hear the show. You

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7:22 Speaker 8: Matt conorton dot com, slash live or wnhradio dot org

7:26 Speaker 8: and click listen live, so you can do that. So

7:28 Speaker 8: it's just easier to just close out the video. So

7:31 Speaker 8: we just want to have video today. But again it

7:33 Speaker 8: is first and foremost a radio show, so we shall

7:37 Speaker 8: go forth and actually, with the exception of the guests

7:41 Speaker 8: coming in in the third hour, it's gonna be all

7:43 Speaker 8: you know, I'm all alone anyway here in the studio

7:46 Speaker 8: at WMNH. So today is a Saturday, May seventeen, twenty

7:51 Speaker 8: twenty five.

7:52 Speaker 6: We do have a very exciting show for you.

7:54 Speaker 8: We've got a killing flaw, a great band from Australia.

7:58 Speaker 8: I love this band there. We're going to get them

8:01 Speaker 8: on in just a few minutes. Actually, we're going to

8:03 Speaker 8: play one of their tracks and then we're going to

8:04 Speaker 8: talk to Killing Flaw Following that. In the second hour,

8:09 Speaker 8: Ryan Redwood is going to be joining us from the UK,

8:13 Speaker 8: and we recently did the American radio premiere of his

8:16 Speaker 8: newest single Tomorrow on the show today we actually get

8:19 Speaker 8: to talk to him, really looking forward to that. Our

8:21 Speaker 8: friends at big GPR and Management over in the UK

8:25 Speaker 8: setting that up for us, and we love them.

8:27 Speaker 6: They bring us a ton of great guests.

8:30 Speaker 8: So we'll be talking to Ryan Ren Ryan Redwood at

8:33 Speaker 8: the top of the second hour, and then at ten

8:36 Speaker 8: thirty am Eastern time, we're going to be speaking with

8:40 Speaker 8: Major Moment, a great band from Boston. They were a

8:43 Speaker 8: last minute addition to today's show, but we're going to

8:46 Speaker 8: be talking to them. They're going to give us a

8:48 Speaker 8: call or we're going to call them however it works,

8:51 Speaker 8: and we'll talk to them.

8:52 Speaker 6: What a great band and they're doing some really big things.

8:55 Speaker 8: So and they've got a big show coming up a

8:58 Speaker 8: couple of days that they're going to talk and they

9:00 Speaker 8: have a brand new single that just came out, So

9:02 Speaker 8: they've got a lot going on. So major moment from Boston.

9:04 Speaker 8: They're gonna be joining us at the midway point in

9:06 Speaker 8: the second hour and then in the third hour Moonlight Ride,

9:10 Speaker 8: joining us live in studio. And I did see Jesse

9:13 Speaker 8: Johnson in the I think it was in the YouTube

9:16 Speaker 8: chat before I close that out because like I said,

9:18 Speaker 8: there's no video.

9:19 Speaker 6: I'm sorry, there's no audio on the video feed. So anyway, but.

9:22 Speaker 8: Again, it is a radio show and we shall treat

9:25 Speaker 8: it as such going forward through this morning. This Saturday morning,

9:31 Speaker 8: it was kind of cloudy and h when I came in.

9:34 Speaker 8: Cloudy and h but hopefully the sun comes out. We've

9:37 Speaker 8: had a lot of nice weather lately. One other quick

9:40 Speaker 8: thing too, I did play a little Jerry Robinson to

9:44 Speaker 8: open the show, a little hipster dipster and and of

9:47 Speaker 8: course Jerry Jerry Robinson. You always hear his voice on

9:50 Speaker 8: the intro to the show. If you like that, Well,

9:54 Speaker 8: it's gonna be changing. And I've got a surprise but

9:58 Speaker 8: can't can't unveil yet, but let's just say we're going

10:03 Speaker 8: to be getting you know, we like to upgrade occasionally.

10:06 Speaker 8: The music, and a certain individual who has contributed to

10:11 Speaker 8: the program in the past is going to be giving

10:13 Speaker 8: us a brand new theme song to use, which I'm

10:16 Speaker 8: very excited about.

10:17 Speaker 6: I'm not going to say who it is yet.

10:21 Speaker 8: I will tell you, of course, when the time comes,

10:23 Speaker 8: because this person has done a lot for us, and

10:25 Speaker 8: has done a lot for the show, and has been

10:27 Speaker 8: a guest on the show a couple of times, and

10:29 Speaker 8: is a very talented musician and graphic artist and so

10:31 Speaker 8: on and so forth. So we love this person and

10:34 Speaker 8: they do great things and love being able to work

10:36 Speaker 8: with them.

10:37 Speaker 6: Again. I'm being a little bit vague.

10:39 Speaker 8: Because I will address all of that when it has unveiled,

10:42 Speaker 8: when it is ready, when the finished product is ready.

10:45 Speaker 6: But it's cool to you know, every couple of years

10:48 Speaker 6: or so kind of change things up. Let's see. Oh

10:53 Speaker 6: one other thing too.

10:54 Speaker 8: By the way, thank you to everyone who's been checking

10:55 Speaker 8: out the Tough Bumps podcast that I've been doing with

10:59 Speaker 8: Eric Pilcher. Longtime listeners of this show, of course, are

11:02 Speaker 8: familiar with Eric Pilcher. He used to do film reviews

11:05 Speaker 8: for us, and perhaps he will again in the future

11:07 Speaker 8: of classic film reviews, and and he's he's done a

11:09 Speaker 8: lot of other segments with us too over the past

11:11 Speaker 8: few years. But we've also been doing a podcast about wrestling,

11:15 Speaker 8: uh one of one of the great passions that Eric

11:17 Speaker 8: and I share, called tough Bumps, and it's getting a

11:20 Speaker 8: pretty good response on you know, that's completely separate from

11:22 Speaker 8: WM ANDH.

11:23 Speaker 6: That's not a radio show.

11:24 Speaker 8: It's strictly a podcast, and you know, we put it

11:26 Speaker 8: up on YouTube and all the podcasting networks and it's

11:28 Speaker 8: been doing well, doing well.

11:29 Speaker 6: We're off to a good start with it, so thank

11:31 Speaker 6: you everyone who supports that.

11:32 Speaker 8: We're actually gonna be later this afternoon, late afternoon, I

11:36 Speaker 8: think we're gonna be recording episode four. So so thank

11:40 Speaker 8: you everyone again for your support with that. Well, which

11:43 Speaker 8: reminds me too, I am wearing my my well. I'm

11:46 Speaker 8: pointing to it like the videos working. You can't see it,

11:48 Speaker 8: but I am wearing my bf RAID hat Boston's Final

11:51 Speaker 8: Raid and Bruce from bf Raid did send me an email. Bruce,

11:56 Speaker 8: if you're listening, I'm sorry I haven't gotten back to

11:57 Speaker 8: you and to your friend who you sent me about

12:00 Speaker 8: the about the wrestling podcast, But I will, but I will,

12:03 Speaker 8: I promise. It's just been a very very busy week.

12:05 Speaker 8: All right, on that note, let's listen to some Killing Flaw.

12:11 Speaker 8: I'm gonna play this great track. This is called Friends,

12:14 Speaker 8: and we're gonna play this and then we're gonna get

12:17 Speaker 8: Killing Flaw all the way from Australia. We've had guests

12:20 Speaker 8: on the show before from Australia, but it's been a

12:23 Speaker 8: very long time, so this will be really cool.

12:26 Speaker 6: And I love their sound. Really looking forward to talking

12:30 Speaker 6: to these guys. So here it is. This is Friends

12:33 Speaker 6: and the band is Killing Flaw.

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13:22 Speaker 6: So young and.

13:23 Speaker 9: Sold must folk to the bathing nothing to.

13:38 Speaker 3: Long at back gasy that did nothing? Un just that down.

13:52 Speaker 3: We'll think about it.

14:00 Speaker 9: Say the thing Father at the time. Okay, say WoT you.

14:13 Speaker 6: Say about fast.

14:20 Speaker 3: Bad now older? Whow how the hell hell it to? Yaya?

14:42 Speaker 3: Say the thing fam the time day yay, don't get you.

15:20 Speaker 6: Oh my god, that is epic. I didn't even want

18:19 Speaker 6: to talk over the end of it.

18:20 Speaker 8: You know, on radio you're supposed to when you got

18:22 Speaker 8: a fade out like that, you're supposed to talk, right,

18:24 Speaker 8: But I didn't even want to talk over the end

18:26 Speaker 8: of it.

18:26 Speaker 6: I just wanted to let the.

18:27 Speaker 8: Fade go because it's so that song is so good

18:30 Speaker 8: and it's just it's just so big and epic.

18:32 Speaker 6: And let's see who we've got on the line here.

18:35 Speaker 6: I think, uh, Rob from Killing Flaws here, Rob?

18:38 Speaker 1: Is that you?

18:40 Speaker 10: Yeah?

18:40 Speaker 6: Yes, mate, awesome, awesome, it's that.

18:42 Speaker 10: You know.

18:42 Speaker 8: We just recently started using WhatsApp because Skype is no more,

18:46 Speaker 8: and uh, I'm always relieved when it works because WhatsApp

18:49 Speaker 8: is kind of new to us here.

18:50 Speaker 6: But welcome to the program.

18:53 Speaker 10: Thanks man. I've got but Nathan with me here too.

18:58 Speaker 6: Who's with you, Nathan?

19:00 Speaker 10: Good?

19:00 Speaker 6: I might yeah, I'm the drum Oh, good.

19:03 Speaker 8: Morning, Good morning guys. Hey, listen, I love that. I

19:06 Speaker 8: love that track so much. It's big, it's epic, it's

19:09 Speaker 8: I can hear. I'm really curious to know about influences

19:12 Speaker 8: because I hear a lot there obviously. You know, there's

19:16 Speaker 8: a lot of you know, sort of like old blues

19:19 Speaker 8: and and uh, you know, and kind of a there's

19:22 Speaker 8: like a sixties rock vibe in there. But it's also

19:24 Speaker 8: but it gets really heavy and uh and that's interesting

19:28 Speaker 8: to me too. And I love stuff like that where

19:32 Speaker 8: you can hear you can hear these sort of sixties

19:36 Speaker 8: more blues based rock influence in something, but it also

19:39 Speaker 8: gets loud and heavy and aggressive and it you guys

19:42 Speaker 8: have really kind of perfected that. At least that's what

19:45 Speaker 8: my ears are telling me listening to a track like that.

19:48 Speaker 8: We just played Friends of course, uh the US release

19:51 Speaker 8: and uh, really really good. Can you can you guys,

19:55 Speaker 8: let's start there. Can you guys tell me about your

19:57 Speaker 8: influences with Killing Flaw?

20:00 Speaker 5: Uh?

20:00 Speaker 10: Yes, sure, Sorry, we've got a crazy e just be

20:08 Speaker 10: with me coming through.

20:10 Speaker 6: You're you're you're cutting, you're cutting in and out a

20:12 Speaker 6: little bit.

20:12 Speaker 10: Rob okay.

20:16 Speaker 11: Uh so yeah, our influences pretty much, uh you know,

20:23 Speaker 11: sort of the Petrios.

20:27 Speaker 10: And Short in the nineties. Uh sound God, Alison Chains

20:37 Speaker 10: deaf times.

20:40 Speaker 8: Well, I'm sorry, so I heard I heard a nineties

20:43 Speaker 8: sound guard Alison Chains. You guys are cutting it out

20:45 Speaker 8: a little bit, but I'm getting some of it. But yeah,

20:48 Speaker 8: I can, I can definitely hear all that in there.

20:52 Speaker 8: And you guys are you're a trio correct power trio basically, yes.

20:57 Speaker 6: How long have you been around?

20:59 Speaker 8: Because you've got of very your sound is mature in

21:01 Speaker 8: a way that I suspect that Killing Flaw has been

21:04 Speaker 8: around for a bit, but but how long is how

21:06 Speaker 8: long has this band existed?

21:10 Speaker 12: Then it's been around maybe yes, but have been very active,

21:18 Speaker 12: been playing for twenty in different bands?

21:27 Speaker 10: Does that make sense?

21:29 Speaker 8: I'm I'm missing a lot of what you're saying, unfortunately, guys,

21:34 Speaker 8: But yeah, it sounds like you've been around, been around

21:36 Speaker 8: around four years as h as killing flaw. I'm wondering,

21:42 Speaker 8: is there like, do you have any Are you having

21:45 Speaker 8: a slow internet connection there by any chance?

21:48 Speaker 6: Or I'm just wondering.

21:53 Speaker 10: That's delay.

21:55 Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it's just cutting in and out. I'm missing

21:58 Speaker 8: a lot of what you're saying. We can, we can,

22:02 Speaker 8: we can try for a few more minutes. Maybe it'll

22:04 Speaker 8: maybe it'll get better. But you guys, uh are you

22:07 Speaker 8: having a lot of success there in Australia.

22:11 Speaker 10: Uh yeah, we're sort of. Uh we're getting out there

22:14 Speaker 10: in the mind and playing around as much as.

22:25 Speaker 6: Hey.

22:25 Speaker 8: I don't know if you guys can hear me. I'm

22:27 Speaker 8: gonna actually I'm gonna play another track here. Uh, we're

22:31 Speaker 8: we're missing. I can't hear these guys. It's cutting out

22:35 Speaker 8: so much. I'm actually gonna play We'll play another track

22:38 Speaker 8: from these guys. And I'm gonna just send them a

22:40 Speaker 8: message and see if there's a way that maybe another

22:44 Speaker 8: way we can do this.

22:45 Speaker 6: Let's see. Let's play this, Let's play I Am. This

22:48 Speaker 6: is another single from from Killing Fla.

22:50 Speaker 4: Check this out, walk in the day, won't be friends,

23:44 Speaker 4: had a face.

24:01 Speaker 1: Loves down there Goddy only men.

24:07 Speaker 4: There a.

24:16 Speaker 1: Time, Sun, sir.

24:25 Speaker 2: A babe, that's things about three days day, give me

24:49 Speaker 2: sun till we walk watching.

25:38 Speaker 8: Oh that riff is so good. Okay, if you're just

25:40 Speaker 8: joining us, we've got Killing Fly with us. Let's try again.

25:44 Speaker 6: Hey, guys, are you there?

25:46 Speaker 10: Yeah?

25:47 Speaker 1: Yeah, you then?

25:47 Speaker 8: Oh this already sounds so much better. Yes, yes, welcome,

25:54 Speaker 8: Oh perfect perfect. I'm so glad because I really would

25:56 Speaker 8: have been bummed if I didn't get to talk to

25:58 Speaker 8: you guys. Okay, so, if you're just joining, we have

26:00 Speaker 8: Killing Flaw. They are all the way from Australia. Where

26:04 Speaker 8: in Australia are you, guys?

26:06 Speaker 1: Not?

26:06 Speaker 6: Not that I know Australia that well, the geography of it,

26:09 Speaker 6: but I am curious.

26:13 Speaker 10: A little place called the Blue Mountains.

26:16 Speaker 6: The Blue Mountains, yeah and a half west of Sydney.

26:22 Speaker 8: Oh okay, okay, what's the music scene like there, so

26:25 Speaker 8: you're so you're only an hour and a half from Sydney,

26:27 Speaker 8: So I would imagine it's it's probably a pretty big

26:29 Speaker 8: music scene in Sydney, Australia, right, A lot of bands.

26:33 Speaker 11: Yes, it's pretty pretty average at the moment, to be honest,

26:39 Speaker 11: is it really?

26:39 Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah?

26:40 Speaker 8: Do you guys, Stan, do you guys kind of stand

26:43 Speaker 8: out because what you're doing, Like I was saying earlier,

26:45 Speaker 8: and I couldn't hear you guys very well before. I'm

26:48 Speaker 8: not sure how well you could hear me, but I

26:50 Speaker 8: was talking about how, you know, you guys have have

26:53 Speaker 8: that sort of blues based you know, there's a lot

26:55 Speaker 8: of sixties rock influence there, but also it gets really heavy.

27:00 Speaker 8: Not so much with that track I Am, but with

27:01 Speaker 8: that song friends, you really hear it, you know, the

27:04 Speaker 8: first single that we played, and I don't hear a

27:07 Speaker 8: lot of bands that can really kind of pull that

27:09 Speaker 8: off that can you know, they can put in that

27:12 Speaker 8: that blues rock influence but also gets so heavy and

27:15 Speaker 8: aggressive with it but still make it sound natural. And

27:17 Speaker 8: I'm wondering, I mean, do you guys really kind of

27:19 Speaker 8: stand out in the scene? There are there other bands

27:21 Speaker 8: that are able to pull off what you do. I

27:24 Speaker 8: suspect that there aren't many.

27:27 Speaker 11: Uh, yeah, it's a good question. I think it kind

27:30 Speaker 11: of comes down to the fact that, you know, myself,

27:36 Speaker 11: I'm sort of come from the you know, the blues thing,

27:41 Speaker 11: you a, Hendrik Stevie Ray and the boys, you know,

27:47 Speaker 11: basically come from you know, a heavier background. Yeah, it

27:53 Speaker 11: kind of works, you know, I'll bring in sort of

27:56 Speaker 11: blues based off and then it just ends up becoming

28:00 Speaker 11: quite heavy, which iry and make it Yeah, yeah do.

28:04 Speaker 8: It Do you intend to do that or does it

28:06 Speaker 8: just going to happen like like like yeah, that that's

28:08 Speaker 8: the that's the idea is to make it heavy.

28:11 Speaker 10: One hundred percent. Well, well, if it works, yeah yeah.

28:16 Speaker 11: I mean, you know, I was fifteen when the nineties hit,

28:21 Speaker 11: you know, so grunge is a big part of you know,

28:25 Speaker 11: my teenagers, so you know that leaves a real imprint

28:28 Speaker 11: on you.

28:29 Speaker 5: You know.

28:30 Speaker 11: So I guess I just, you know, I had the

28:33 Speaker 11: mindset of going forward and we all kind of have

28:37 Speaker 11: the same idea that we we just want to keep

28:40 Speaker 11: it interesting.

28:41 Speaker 10: Right right, So you know, by shifting you know, a

28:46 Speaker 10: few genres and.

28:50 Speaker 11: You know, sort of win songs is kind of something

28:55 Speaker 11: that we seem to be doing a lot of these days. Yeah,

28:59 Speaker 11: you know, uh, what'd beat you a long step?

29:02 Speaker 8: Is No, that's great, that's great. We should uh and

29:08 Speaker 8: and by the way too, because again we couldn't hear

29:11 Speaker 8: that well. Are there are there two of you joining

29:13 Speaker 8: us this morning? There may have been a third person

29:15 Speaker 8: and I just missed the missed it because again we

29:17 Speaker 8: couldn't hear very well.

29:19 Speaker 10: No, it's it's uh so yeah, it's uh knife AND's

29:23 Speaker 10: here as.

29:24 Speaker 8: Well, Rob and Nathan. Okay, Nathan, you're the drummer, correct, Okay,

29:29 Speaker 8: Just want that's what I thought. I just want to

29:30 Speaker 8: make sure now that I can know that I can

29:31 Speaker 8: hear you guys so well. Awesome, awesome. I'm curious too

29:35 Speaker 8: because obviously so you're a I don't know, in the US,

29:38 Speaker 8: we often use the term power trio. I don't know

29:40 Speaker 8: if you call it that there, but but for whenever

29:44 Speaker 8: I hear a band with three people in it that

29:47 Speaker 8: has a sound, I mean, you guys sound like a

29:48 Speaker 8: five piece band with There's a lot of textures and

29:51 Speaker 8: layers to what you're doing. Obviously, is that is that

29:55 Speaker 8: difficult to replicate live? That big sound or or does

30:00 Speaker 8: that also come just kind of naturally.

30:03 Speaker 7: It seems to come naturally. I think we sort of

30:11 Speaker 7: a better live acts if that makes sense then.

30:17 Speaker 6: Like on record, sure, sure, yeah, yeah, but you have

30:22 Speaker 6: you know, Rob has.

30:23 Speaker 7: A great time and Dave the vice players has great

30:28 Speaker 7: time as well. So there's just walls of sound.

30:33 Speaker 6: Yeah, no, I can imagine. I can imagine.

30:36 Speaker 8: Who are as as far as you know, we talked

30:38 Speaker 8: a little bit about nineties grunge. I'm curious who some

30:41 Speaker 8: of the influences are. I know that in the United

30:42 Speaker 8: States if you if you talk about grunge and you

30:45 Speaker 8: talk about uh, if you mentioned Australia, you know, Silverchair

30:49 Speaker 8: comes up as as one of the bands that people

30:51 Speaker 8: kind of really remember from that era.

30:53 Speaker 6: Here are they? Are they still around? A silver Chair

30:56 Speaker 6: still active?

30:58 Speaker 5: No?

30:58 Speaker 6: They not?

30:59 Speaker 5: No?

30:59 Speaker 6: Okay, they had a they had a couple of big

31:02 Speaker 6: hits in the US.

31:03 Speaker 8: But are but are they? Are they a big influence

31:06 Speaker 8: on you guys specifically? I don't think you sound I personally,

31:10 Speaker 8: and I'm not just saying this because you're on the show.

31:12 Speaker 8: I think you sound a lot better than Silverchair. You know, Silverchair,

31:15 Speaker 8: I could Silverchair, I could.

31:16 Speaker 6: Kind of take them or leave them. But I I

31:18 Speaker 6: could listen to you guys all day long.

31:21 Speaker 10: We could listen to you all day long too, Matte

31:23 Speaker 10: oh going.

31:24 Speaker 6: Oh thank you? Yes, No, no, seriously though, I mean

31:27 Speaker 6: I love what you're doing. But I am curious. I mean,

31:30 Speaker 6: is Silverchair an influence on you guys?

31:34 Speaker 5: No?

31:34 Speaker 10: No, respectively?

31:36 Speaker 5: No, no.

31:38 Speaker 11: So you know, for me, Sound Garden was a big one.

31:44 Speaker 11: Alison Chains was a big one. Yeah, you know, they

31:48 Speaker 11: kind of really impacted me, uh sort of as a.

31:52 Speaker 10: Fifteen year old. Yeah, and still do.

31:56 Speaker 11: I mean, you know it's uh it's caught else anniversary

32:01 Speaker 11: of his passing.

32:02 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I believe today and yeah, so it's that's

32:07 Speaker 10: you know, that's a massive loss.

32:10 Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely absolutely. What is the what is the live situation?

32:15 Speaker 1: Like?

32:15 Speaker 6: There? Do you guys? Are are you playing a lot

32:17 Speaker 6: of shows? Are you touring or.

32:21 Speaker 5: Not?

32:21 Speaker 11: At the moment the scene, he is kind of really flaky.

32:27 Speaker 11: So but we are going to Japan early March next year.

32:34 Speaker 6: Very cool.

32:36 Speaker 10: Yeah, so we're really looking forward to that.

32:38 Speaker 11: I think we've got a couple of blues festivals coming

32:42 Speaker 11: up as well, but we're just sort of waiting to

32:45 Speaker 11: get confirmation.

32:46 Speaker 10: But yeah, it's it's been a lot of.

32:49 Speaker 11: Just you know, in the studio kind of getting you know,

32:55 Speaker 11: our sound together on records to get it out there,

32:59 Speaker 11: and then now we just you know, getting out there

33:01 Speaker 11: and getting behind it.

33:03 Speaker 8: It's interesting you mentioned a couple of blues festivals, and

33:05 Speaker 8: that's something that occurs to me about your sound, is that, yeah,

33:09 Speaker 8: you can kind of fit in. You can kind of

33:11 Speaker 8: fit in different places, right, Like you can play a

33:13 Speaker 8: blues festival, but you can also play, you know, a

33:17 Speaker 8: heavy rock festival. I don't know, maybe not metal, but

33:21 Speaker 8: certainly heavy rock, right, Like you've got you've got a

33:23 Speaker 8: sound that kind of lends itself to to you know,

33:28 Speaker 8: be able to fit in with some different genres and

33:30 Speaker 8: some different concepts. It would seem like right, And I

33:33 Speaker 8: don't know. I'm curious too if you do you approach it,

33:35 Speaker 8: like depending on the kind of show or the type

33:38 Speaker 8: of crowd that you're playing for, do you kind of

33:41 Speaker 8: adjust what you're.

33:42 Speaker 6: Doing at all?

33:43 Speaker 8: Like like if you play a blues festival, I assume

33:45 Speaker 8: if you play a song like friends, you're not getting

33:48 Speaker 8: super heavy with it necessarily, or maybe you are.

33:51 Speaker 6: Maybe you are and testing the limits. I don't know,

33:53 Speaker 6: I'm curious about that.

33:55 Speaker 10: Yeah, that's a great question.

33:59 Speaker 11: Our first show was actually at at the Portland Blues

34:03 Speaker 11: Festival over Heat, and were kind of spoiled because this

34:06 Speaker 11: is a really great gig and it you know, we

34:11 Speaker 11: weren't sure how the heaviest stuff was going to go,

34:13 Speaker 11: you know, sort of go down amongst everybody.

34:15 Speaker 10: Yeah, but it was just beyond expectation of.

34:21 Speaker 11: The responsor you see from the crowd, Like, yeah, it

34:25 Speaker 11: was still kind of living off that to be honest.

34:29 Speaker 6: Yeah, that's really cool. That's really cool.

34:31 Speaker 8: I mean that must be I mean that's very validating,

34:33 Speaker 8: right if you're if you're in a situation you know,

34:35 Speaker 8: it's one thing to go and play a show where

34:38 Speaker 8: you know that people are going to be really into

34:40 Speaker 8: what you're doing, and that's that's great, and that's part

34:43 Speaker 8: of why you do it, right, But it's even better

34:45 Speaker 8: when you're in a situation where maybe you're not sure,

34:48 Speaker 8: maybe you've got a little bit of doubt, you know,

34:50 Speaker 8: is this crowd going to really like what we do?

34:51 Speaker 8: And then you do it and they love it, and

34:53 Speaker 8: then it's that's very validating. And I can see why

34:56 Speaker 8: that would give you a lot of kind of a

34:58 Speaker 8: lot of buoyancy going forward, you know, the reaffirmation that

35:01 Speaker 8: comes from that.

35:02 Speaker 6: So that's that's really cool.

35:03 Speaker 8: And you said you're going to be doing more of

35:05 Speaker 8: those you've got you said you've got a couple of

35:06 Speaker 8: blues festivals coming up, right.

35:09 Speaker 11: Yeah, we've got possibly the Threadbow Blues Festival, which will

35:13 Speaker 11: we miss a lot of the festivals for this year,

35:16 Speaker 11: so we're prominably from January on Woods next year.

35:21 Speaker 10: It's it's really going to ramp up.

35:23 Speaker 6: Yeah.

35:24 Speaker 10: Yeah, but you know, we have a real eclectic sort

35:28 Speaker 10: of range of styles throughout the set.

35:32 Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, We've got a country blues called Yesterday

35:36 Speaker 11: Blues with.

35:37 Speaker 10: Some great harp on there, you know, from a great

35:40 Speaker 10: friend of our, Shane Carter.

35:43 Speaker 11: We do a bluegrass number called Shame I mean, and

35:47 Speaker 11: then you've got Friends, which is kind of leans towards

35:50 Speaker 11: you know, the the seventies sort of rock into into

35:53 Speaker 11: like a you know, a sort of a sound garden,

35:55 Speaker 11: that kind of ending, you know, like yeah, so you know,

35:59 Speaker 11: I don't know, maybe we're we've got ADHD can't we

36:05 Speaker 11: can't decide on where we want to go, but I

36:08 Speaker 11: think it's always going to have blues connotations just purely

36:11 Speaker 11: because of my playing. Sure, you know, I grew up

36:16 Speaker 11: with you know, listening to guys like Peter Green and

36:20 Speaker 11: Mick Taylor and uh, you know, and then Stevie Ray

36:23 Speaker 11: and Jimmy of course, so you know, and then you

36:27 Speaker 11: throw that over, you know, some rage against the machine

36:31 Speaker 11: style riffs.

36:33 Speaker 10: It's interesting, you know.

36:35 Speaker 6: Yeah, I heard that in there too. I heard I

36:38 Speaker 6: heard a little rage against the machine in there, and oh,

36:40 Speaker 6: just so good. Yeah, I mean that you're able to

36:42 Speaker 6: take those.

36:43 Speaker 8: Elements and infuse them together is just really good, because

36:46 Speaker 8: I you know, I've certainly met some bands that have

36:48 Speaker 8: tried to do something like that and not quite pulled

36:50 Speaker 8: it off the way that you guys are.

36:53 Speaker 6: Are you getting traction there? On radio?

36:55 Speaker 8: I have not you know, what a chris to me

36:56 Speaker 8: as I'm talking to you, because I'm such a radio nerd,

36:58 Speaker 8: I have no idea what radio is like in earlier

37:01 Speaker 8: I mean, I can tell you here in the United

37:02 Speaker 8: States we have a lot of you know, classic rock

37:04 Speaker 8: is a very dominant radio format. Country is a very

37:07 Speaker 8: dominant radio format. Shows that play a lot of what

37:12 Speaker 8: we're doing here, not not so there's not so many

37:15 Speaker 8: of these, you know, of course, we do a variety

37:17 Speaker 8: of genres on the show. But but what what is

37:20 Speaker 8: it like in Australia? And are you on the radio

37:23 Speaker 8: in Australia? You should be if you're not, But but

37:25 Speaker 8: what what's it like there in terms of radio?

37:28 Speaker 10: Uh, it's no, we don't, we haven't sort of.

37:33 Speaker 11: It's it's really hard to to break through you know,

37:36 Speaker 11: commercial radio because it's pretty much classic.

37:38 Speaker 10: Rock here too.

37:39 Speaker 11: Yeah, so yeah, it's it's kind of one of those

37:44 Speaker 11: things like, uh, you know, if if it goes underground,

37:48 Speaker 11: I think that's the best, the best way for it,

37:50 Speaker 11: you know, because.

37:50 Speaker 10: Then it'll gain traction and and uh and and get

37:54 Speaker 10: some legs.

37:56 Speaker 8: Yeah, I think that it sounds like the state of

37:59 Speaker 8: radio is similar to the way it is here, and

38:00 Speaker 8: I think that, uh, you know, fortunately with the Internet,

38:04 Speaker 8: there are other ways to uh to you know, build

38:08 Speaker 8: build a following outside of you know, It's what you said,

38:12 Speaker 8: it's true here too. You know, it's very hard to

38:13 Speaker 8: crack uh commercial radio, especially if you're a you know,

38:17 Speaker 8: a new band and you're and you're doing something that

38:20 Speaker 8: doesn't necessarily fit with what what people are used to hearing,

38:24 Speaker 8: especially and but that's that's that's been true.

38:27 Speaker 6: I mean that's been true for decades.

38:29 Speaker 8: You know, people get that's why certain genres obviously rise up,

38:32 Speaker 8: like when grunge, you know, really got popular, for example,

38:35 Speaker 8: because we were talking about grunge earlier. Although grunge and

38:38 Speaker 8: and you know, the Seattle Era and all of that,

38:41 Speaker 8: what was interesting about that is you had a lot

38:43 Speaker 8: of these bands that were sort of put into that category,

38:47 Speaker 8: but who actually had very different sounds like Alison Chains

38:50 Speaker 8: and Pearl Jam for example, really don't don't sound anything alike.

38:53 Speaker 8: But you know, you just label it all all grunge.

38:56 Speaker 8: But I think that, But yeah, it is very difficult

38:59 Speaker 8: that commercial radio here in the United States. Uh, college

39:03 Speaker 8: radio is thriving, and that's a great way to get

39:06 Speaker 8: your music out there. I don't know if it's the

39:08 Speaker 8: same in Australia. If college radio is really vibrant therein

39:13 Speaker 8: it even exists.

39:14 Speaker 6: No, no kidding, I've never had it. Yeah, Oh that's

39:18 Speaker 6: all that breaks my heart.

39:19 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I think that you know, the equivalent uh

39:23 Speaker 11: you know to that here for US community radio, which

39:26 Speaker 11: is and we've had some success there, but.

39:30 Speaker 10: Yeah, I think we've we've we've had.

39:33 Speaker 11: More success actually outside of Australia airplay was than what

39:37 Speaker 11: we've had here.

39:38 Speaker 8: Oh that's interesting, okay, yeah, but again that's validating too, right.

39:43 Speaker 8: I mean, if you can get if you can get

39:44 Speaker 8: airplay outside of your home base, that's awesome.

39:49 Speaker 10: The fact that anyone wants to listen to these fantastic.

39:56 Speaker 6: Very nice and and uh, you guys started in twenty eighteen,

39:59 Speaker 6: is that correct? Is that what the band started?

40:02 Speaker 11: Yes, so Nathan, Yeah, it was around then. Yeah, Nathan

40:05 Speaker 11: and I were playing in a in a in a.

40:08 Speaker 10: Blues band, and.

40:11 Speaker 11: I'd written some songs I've written, come up with some

40:14 Speaker 11: ideas and it just kind of didn't fit what we

40:17 Speaker 11: were doing in this particular blues band. It was a

40:19 Speaker 11: straight ahead sort of you know, boogie blues band, and

40:23 Speaker 11: so Nathan and I started jamming and and then Dave

40:27 Speaker 11: we brought Date or Dave came in and then yeah,

40:30 Speaker 11: like literally the first.

40:32 Speaker 10: Jam we had we wrote some songs.

40:34 Speaker 6: Yeah, so you did.

40:36 Speaker 11: We just knew straight away that the chemistry was there,

40:40 Speaker 11: and we were all, you know, brothers before that. We're

40:43 Speaker 11: all friends and and sort of known each other through

40:47 Speaker 11: the scene. So you know, it's it's great to get

40:51 Speaker 11: to do this, but it's even better to get to

40:52 Speaker 11: do it with your mates.

40:54 Speaker 8: Oh absolutely, absolutely. So much of what makes a band

40:58 Speaker 8: works is obviously the music itself, but so much of

41:02 Speaker 8: it too, is just the interpersonal relationships involved and how

41:05 Speaker 8: do you get along and and you know, are you

41:07 Speaker 8: all in the same page? And when when you get

41:09 Speaker 8: together and it comes together quickly like that, then you

41:11 Speaker 8: know you've really got something, you know. I mean, you know,

41:13 Speaker 8: I've been in a lot of bands, and you know

41:15 Speaker 8: pretty quickly you know whether it's gonna work or not

41:18 Speaker 8: work creatively, because if it doesn't work personally, it's not

41:21 Speaker 8: likely to work creatively. And you know, sometimes bands have

41:24 Speaker 8: a lot of success and a lot of notoriety, and

41:27 Speaker 8: then you know, things start to break down on an

41:30 Speaker 8: interpersonal relationship within the band, and then they'll talk about how,

41:33 Speaker 8: oh that that creative tension actually works for us, and

41:36 Speaker 8: it's like, eh, does it really?

41:37 Speaker 6: I mean, you know, you know, I think it's better.

41:41 Speaker 6: It's it's just better when everyone's getting along, right, Yeah,

41:45 Speaker 6: that's right.

41:47 Speaker 11: Yeah, we're all about just hominy and uh yeah, and

41:53 Speaker 11: and just you know, everything kind of just.

41:55 Speaker 10: Things crusy and easy, because.

42:00 Speaker 11: Yeah, I just think that you know, that that tends

42:03 Speaker 11: to you know, have can have a negative effect on

42:06 Speaker 11: the music.

42:06 Speaker 10: You know, everyone's got to be sync. It's very easy band.

42:12 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, well that's good.

42:13 Speaker 8: And when you're when there's only three of you, that

42:15 Speaker 8: makes it easier too, right, because the more, yeah, the

42:18 Speaker 8: more people in the band, it's like, uh, the more

42:21 Speaker 8: you got to work around everyone's schedules and whatnot, and

42:24 Speaker 8: uh yeah, it's just uh, you know, less, less is

42:27 Speaker 8: more sometimes. But like I said, you guys have such

42:30 Speaker 8: a big sound. It's it's great. By the way, So

42:33 Speaker 8: circling back to Japan, you mentioned going to Japan. How

42:36 Speaker 8: did that come about?

42:39 Speaker 3: Uh?

42:41 Speaker 10: Uh, friends of ours did the tour.

42:46 Speaker 11: Us mid last year and they just had such a

42:50 Speaker 11: great experience. So yeah, we they put us in touch

42:54 Speaker 11: with the guys who booked the tours. So yeah, it's

42:57 Speaker 11: just a club tour there through Tokyo and a song

43:00 Speaker 11: and a few other places.

43:03 Speaker 6: Very cool.

43:04 Speaker 10: We're really looking forward to just getting out of the

43:05 Speaker 10: country and you know, just just doing it somewhere else.

43:10 Speaker 6: Yeah.

43:10 Speaker 8: Yeah, and you never know what can come from that too.

43:14 Speaker 8: There's a lot of I mean, I can tell you

43:16 Speaker 8: you know, there's definitely some American bands that uh that

43:20 Speaker 8: actually well, I think the classic example, of course that

43:23 Speaker 8: everyone knows is Cheap Trick, you know, live at Buddhican.

43:26 Speaker 8: I mean that was kind of there. You know, they

43:28 Speaker 8: got big in Japan first and then really broke in

43:31 Speaker 8: the US. And then there's even I forget who it

43:34 Speaker 8: is now there's a band that has a song called

43:36 Speaker 8: big in Japan. That's about that, but I forget everyone

43:39 Speaker 8: now who the band is, but maybe you guys remember,

43:41 Speaker 8: but now, but.

43:42 Speaker 6: That's really cool. That's that's really cool. Good for you guys.

43:45 Speaker 6: And then uh, now, oh, by the way, so these

43:47 Speaker 6: songs that we've been playing here today, are these part

43:50 Speaker 6: of an album or have you just been releasing a

43:52 Speaker 6: series of singles?

43:55 Speaker 10: Yeah, so we've really we've released a uh, you know,

43:58 Speaker 10: five singles so far.

43:59 Speaker 6: Yeah.

44:00 Speaker 11: But what we're sort of in the process of doing

44:02 Speaker 11: is we're back in the studio in a couple of

44:06 Speaker 11: weeks to cut the rest of the tracks to just

44:10 Speaker 11: kind of put an album together to drop before we

44:13 Speaker 11: go to Japan, okay, and just to kind of round out,

44:17 Speaker 11: you know, and finish off this sort of era of songs.

44:22 Speaker 11: And because I feel like, you know, we you know,

44:27 Speaker 11: the direction starting to shift, even though you know it'll

44:32 Speaker 11: you know, it's going slightly heavier, I think, but it's

44:37 Speaker 11: still you know, it has the blues elements and pretty

44:42 Speaker 11: much whatever we decided to deviate you know at the

44:46 Speaker 11: time genre wise.

44:48 Speaker 8: Yeah, no, that makes sense. Well, great, well I look

44:51 Speaker 8: forward to that. By the way, So when you release

44:52 Speaker 8: the album, this is another thing I'm curious about in

44:56 Speaker 8: terms of how this works in Australia. So in the

44:58 Speaker 8: United States, over the past few years, physical media has.

45:03 Speaker 6: Really made a comeback.

45:04 Speaker 8: Well, Vinyl of course never went away, but a lot

45:07 Speaker 8: of the guests that we have on the show are

45:08 Speaker 8: releasing CDs again, and five years ago, six years ago,

45:12 Speaker 8: that wasn't necessarily the case. What's it like there, and

45:15 Speaker 8: do you plan to release when when you put the

45:19 Speaker 8: album out, well that will you have a physical CD

45:21 Speaker 8: release for that or will it just be streaming or

45:24 Speaker 8: maybe you don't even know yet. I don't know, but uh,

45:27 Speaker 8: but but I'm curious the state of things there in

45:29 Speaker 8: terms of that physical media.

45:31 Speaker 7: Yeah, seems like way fog Ye is behind then, because

45:35 Speaker 7: I don't there's not really people putting the state's out.

45:38 Speaker 7: But yeah, vinyl for sure, So yeah, our plan was

45:42 Speaker 7: just to go strike to vinyl.

45:44 Speaker 6: Oh, then go straight to vinyl on.

45:48 Speaker 10: Spotify and what you know streaming.

45:50 Speaker 6: Oh oh cool. Okay, so you may not do a CD,

45:53 Speaker 6: but you're going to do a vinyl that's cool.

45:56 Speaker 7: Yeah, because really liked the idea of an album and

46:00 Speaker 7: it's just I don't know, you go to gigs now

46:03 Speaker 7: and no one's even selling CDs, so it just seems

46:09 Speaker 7: kind of like we'll just end up with a thousand

46:12 Speaker 7: CDs in our garage.

46:15 Speaker 10: Yeah.

46:16 Speaker 7: The records people are a fan that, like real fans

46:19 Speaker 7: will buy a record, spending a bit more and it's.

46:22 Speaker 10: A nice thing to have.

46:24 Speaker 6: Absolutely and nothing.

46:25 Speaker 11: So the mindset to with the singles is it is

46:30 Speaker 11: a bit of a singles market at the moment, you know,

46:33 Speaker 11: just for bands that are kind of you know, sort

46:36 Speaker 11: of at this sort of level just trying to keep relevant,

46:42 Speaker 11: you know, with their play and just keeping your name

46:44 Speaker 11: out there. So I mean, if you drop a whole album,

46:46 Speaker 11: you know, you drop a single and then you drop

46:49 Speaker 11: the whole album, well that's kind of you know, twelve

46:52 Speaker 11: months work. They're kind of laid out, you know, sort

46:56 Speaker 11: of in one sitting. Whereas the way we've done it.

47:00 Speaker 11: We've we've been able to count it just drip fade.

47:03 Speaker 10: Yeah, it's a great.

47:04 Speaker 6: Way to put it.

47:05 Speaker 8: Yeah, and a very uh common strategy used now or

47:10 Speaker 8: I've heard of referred to to as the waterfall effect,

47:12 Speaker 8: where because it's really the inverse of what it used

47:15 Speaker 8: to be. You know, and I'm an industry guy, so

47:17 Speaker 8: you know, it used to be obviously, album comes out

47:21 Speaker 8: and then singles or well actually first single would come

47:24 Speaker 8: out six to eight weeks before the album, but then

47:26 Speaker 8: the second, third, fourth, you know, if you're that lucky,

47:29 Speaker 8: the rest of the singles come out after the album,

47:31 Speaker 8: Whereas now it's kind of the inverse where a lot

47:33 Speaker 8: of artists will release a series of singles ahead of

47:36 Speaker 8: the album, like all the singles come out, and then

47:38 Speaker 8: those singles eventually form an album or an EP. So

47:41 Speaker 8: it's kind of the you know, the Internet and social

47:43 Speaker 8: media and everything, because you've got to constantly feed that machine, uh,

47:46 Speaker 8: to stay as you put it, you know, to stay relevant.

47:51 Speaker 8: So now it's kind of the you know what's nice

47:53 Speaker 8: about that though, too, is so if you're in a

47:55 Speaker 8: situation where if you're putting out singles and you haven't

47:59 Speaker 8: decided yet about it album. If the singles aren't doing anything,

48:02 Speaker 8: if you're not getting anything on Spotify or anything.

48:05 Speaker 9: Uh.

48:06 Speaker 6: And when I say get anything, I mean plays. I

48:08 Speaker 6: don't mean money, because there's no money.

48:11 Speaker 10: But if.

48:13 Speaker 8: You're if you're not getting any traction, then you know, okay,

48:15 Speaker 8: well maybe maybe we need to change things up. Maybe

48:18 Speaker 8: we won't put out an entire album of singles in

48:21 Speaker 8: this style if if this isn't working, you know, depending

48:23 Speaker 8: on what your goals are and and whatnot. So I

48:27 Speaker 8: kind of I kind of like the new model that

48:31 Speaker 8: that we have now, where it's singles first and then

48:33 Speaker 8: they ultimately become an album or maybe not, and it

48:36 Speaker 8: kind of gives you more flexibility long term.

48:39 Speaker 11: Yeah, we're really adamant, Nathan and I are very adamant

48:43 Speaker 11: about you know, putting them.

48:46 Speaker 10: You know, in an album format.

48:50 Speaker 11: You know, that's how we grew up listening to albums, uh,

48:52 Speaker 11: you know, from start to Phoenish and and you know,

48:54 Speaker 11: they tell a story, uh, you know, and you know

48:58 Speaker 11: it's a journey. So yeah, that's definitely a goal that

49:03 Speaker 11: we said that we would get to a certain point

49:06 Speaker 11: and then we would go, Okay, let's let's put these

49:09 Speaker 11: together and see what the you know what they.

49:11 Speaker 6: Say, yep, yep.

49:13 Speaker 10: Yeah.

49:14 Speaker 7: It is interesting because in the past, it's true that

49:18 Speaker 7: we would have made the album and then released, like

49:22 Speaker 7: you said, like maybe one single and then the album,

49:24 Speaker 7: whereas now we haven't even finished the album, but we're

49:27 Speaker 7: able to release songs. Yeah, so it's kind of works

49:31 Speaker 7: in our favor because we're a bit lazy, no.

49:35 Speaker 8: But it also it also helps to right in terms

49:37 Speaker 8: of you get the you know, because I know just

49:40 Speaker 8: from my own experience as a musician, when you create something,

49:43 Speaker 8: when you record something that you're really happy with, you

49:45 Speaker 8: want to share it with the world, and this way

49:49 Speaker 8: you get to do that instead of having to wait

49:51 Speaker 8: for however long.

49:52 Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, because that's hard.

49:55 Speaker 8: It's hard to sit on something, something that you're proud

49:57 Speaker 8: of and something that you want to share with people.

49:59 Speaker 8: It's hard to just sit on that, you know. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely,

50:05 Speaker 8: in a moment, we're gonna play when we when we

50:08 Speaker 8: wrap up the conversation, I'm going to end the segment

50:11 Speaker 8: with this track, storm Walker, And this is the brand

50:14 Speaker 8: new single.

50:15 Speaker 6: Correct, this is the newest one?

50:17 Speaker 10: Yes, yes, yeah, this is our latest release.

50:22 Speaker 6: Did this just come out like like yesterday or something

50:25 Speaker 6: or this.

50:26 Speaker 10: Week or no sorry, November November.

50:30 Speaker 8: November okay, okay, gotcha, gotcha? Yeah, another great. I love

50:35 Speaker 8: all the all the tracks you sent us. These are

50:36 Speaker 8: all really good. But anything we should know about this

50:39 Speaker 8: before we play it.

50:42 Speaker 10: We're really proud of it.

50:44 Speaker 11: Yeah, I think it's definitely you know that the further

50:48 Speaker 11: we go into this process recording, the more we're sort

50:53 Speaker 11: of really finding ourselves sound wise, you know. And this

50:58 Speaker 11: was also a dedication to a friend of mine who passed,

51:02 Speaker 11: you know, during COVID in another state.

51:04 Speaker 10: We had lockdown laws here. You know, I couldn't kind of.

51:07 Speaker 11: Get there to sort of to see him before he passed,

51:10 Speaker 11: and so you know, this was kind of you know

51:13 Speaker 11: that this is dedicated to him. So okay, and I

51:17 Speaker 11: know wherever, wherever he is, he'd be loving it. So yeah,

51:22 Speaker 11: so it was there was you know, it was a

51:23 Speaker 11: great you know, it was a great song to sort

51:26 Speaker 11: of get out there. And so Dave, Dave, the bass

51:30 Speaker 11: player in the band, he basically recorded everything we've done

51:36 Speaker 11: so far because he's he's he's got a studio down

51:39 Speaker 11: there and in the Hawksbury studio Blues and yeah, he's.

51:45 Speaker 10: You know he's done all the production, mixed, master produced.

51:49 Speaker 4: Yeah, so.

51:51 Speaker 10: You know, and then you know, comes in and lays

51:54 Speaker 10: down some killer bass, so in five minutes. Yeah, he's

52:00 Speaker 10: an asshole.

52:01 Speaker 11: So but but yeah, I mean, you know, the great

52:06 Speaker 11: thing is about you know, you know, I'll bring in

52:08 Speaker 11: an idea and then between the three of us, you know,

52:13 Speaker 11: we turn them into songs. So you know, and that's

52:17 Speaker 11: why I think the sound is is so three dimensional

52:21 Speaker 11: if I could.

52:22 Speaker 6: Say that, Yeah, that's a good way of putting yeah.

52:26 Speaker 10: Because everyone's bringing their own you know, flavor to it.

52:30 Speaker 8: Absolutely absolutely, So we're gonna play that in a moment.

52:33 Speaker 8: And by the way, guys, what should people know about

52:35 Speaker 8: where to keep up with everything that you're doing. Where's

52:37 Speaker 8: the best place to go online so that our listeners

52:40 Speaker 8: can keep up with Killen Fly?

52:43 Speaker 11: Yeah, sure, we are on We're on Facebook and Instagram,

52:48 Speaker 11: We're on YouTube. We have a couple of clips up

52:50 Speaker 11: on YouTube, but yeah, that's pretty much where we're most active. Okay,

52:56 Speaker 11: you know all our releases are on or streaming platforms.

52:58 Speaker 11: So yeah, to you guys listening, dig it, shoot us

53:03 Speaker 11: a shoot us a follow, follow and a lock and

53:06 Speaker 11: and and shoot us a message.

53:08 Speaker 8: And let us know you're digging it absolutely absolutely well, guys,

53:12 Speaker 8: Rob and Nathan, thank you so much for joining us

53:15 Speaker 8: this morning on the program. In a moment, we're going

53:17 Speaker 8: to hit that track and uh, but I appreciate and

53:20 Speaker 8: I'm glad we were able to work through the technical issue.

53:23 Speaker 8: And we just recently started using what'sapp here. We used

53:25 Speaker 8: to use Skype, but Skype apparently is no more, so

53:28 Speaker 8: we're but what's happen.

53:30 Speaker 6: What's app is a.

53:31 Speaker 8: Little little wonky, but we figured it out and it's working.

53:35 Speaker 8: So so I appreciate, Uh, I appreciate getting to talk

53:39 Speaker 8: to you. I would have been really disappointed if I

53:40 Speaker 8: didn't get to talk to you guys and have a

53:42 Speaker 8: full conversation because I love your sound, love what you

53:45 Speaker 8: guys are doing.

53:46 Speaker 10: And uh, and I thanks Matt.

53:47 Speaker 11: It's it's look, it's uh, it's it's it's almost to

53:51 Speaker 11: be not he So we would have been really disappointed

53:53 Speaker 11: we hadn't got to talk to you.

53:54 Speaker 10: Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you so much for

53:57 Speaker 10: having us on the show.

53:58 Speaker 8: And yeah, really absolutely absolutely friend absolutely you as well,

54:05 Speaker 8: and we will do it again in the future.

54:07 Speaker 6: We're gonna hit that track, but I'll let you guys go.

54:09 Speaker 6: Thanks guys, look for it.

54:11 Speaker 10: Thanks Maddy, thank you, you got it.

54:12 Speaker 6: Bye bye. All right.

54:15 Speaker 8: That was Rob and Nathan from the band Killing Flaw.

54:19 Speaker 8: We're gonna play that track storm Walker in just a moment.

54:22 Speaker 8: And if you are listening live on Saturday morning, uh,

54:25 Speaker 8: don't go away. We have plenty more to come coming up.

54:27 Speaker 8: In just a few minutes. We're gonna be talking with

54:29 Speaker 8: Ryan Redwood all the way from the UK. We'll see

54:32 Speaker 8: how Skype works with a UK guest, I mean, not Skype.

54:36 Speaker 8: I'm sorry, I'm living in the past. Uh, WhatsApp. We'll

54:38 Speaker 8: see how that works. I'm sure it'll be fine. And

54:40 Speaker 8: then uh, and then of course, also in the second

54:42 Speaker 8: hour after we after we talked to Ryan, we're gonna

54:44 Speaker 8: be talking with Major moment from Boston.

54:48 Speaker 5: Uh.

54:48 Speaker 8: They well, uh, we're gonna use what's app for that too. Actually,

54:51 Speaker 8: we'll see how how that works. That should be really easy.

54:54 Speaker 8: And then uh, and then in the third hour, moonlight

54:58 Speaker 8: Ride will be with us. But right now, now, let's

55:00 Speaker 8: play this. This is storm Walker. The band is Killing

55:04 Speaker 8: Flaw all the way from Australia.

55:05 Speaker 6: This is so good. I love these guys. Check this out.

55:12 Speaker 2: M h, it's mm hm.

56:07 Speaker 9: You feel like yet day I heard say, when I

56:12 Speaker 9: heard to say, brother.

56:24 Speaker 3: Seize.

56:32 Speaker 1: Foot in the kings.

56:34 Speaker 3: And now.

56:41 Speaker 12: If you do.

56:45 Speaker 1: For the king.

56:49 Speaker 3: All the call.

56:53 Speaker 5: Well h.

57:31 Speaker 3: Will and let me crack.

57:34 Speaker 9: You can say goodbye and say goodbye.

57:39 Speaker 1: My brother, and never old. You'll never old.

57:48 Speaker 5: You go.

57:57 Speaker 3: Or in the kingdom the name for in the king and.

59:09 Speaker 1: Not to go.

59:12 Speaker 2: The twin.

59:15 Speaker 10: Ballman who.

59:21 Speaker 3: When he thought.

59:26 Speaker 1: That you don't recurred in the