Matt Connarton Unleashed 5-31-25 hour 2

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8:22 Speaker 3: That gets stuck in my head. It's been stuck in

8:24 Speaker 3: my head since the first time we heard it. That

8:26 Speaker 3: is Max scene and the band is the forensics. Welcome everybody.

8:30 Speaker 3: We have entered our number two new marrowdos of Matt

8:32 Speaker 3: Connorton Unleashed. Today is Saturday May thirty one, twenty twenty five.

8:36 Speaker 3: And let's see. Let's see if we got these guys.

8:39 Speaker 3: We're using Google Teams for our first time on the

8:42 Speaker 3: show since Skype has been taken away from us. Let's

8:44 Speaker 3: see if the guys from the forensics are here. Hey, guys,

8:46 Speaker 3: can you hear me? Oh yeah, oh yes, it works.

8:52 Speaker 3: Excuse me, guys, I'm just forgive my over exuberance, but

8:57 Speaker 3: we are guests. In the first hour, we tried using

8:59 Speaker 3: Google Teams and it wasn't working out, so we had

9:01 Speaker 3: to use WhatsApp as a backup. But success. Welcome to

9:04 Speaker 3: the show. So who do we have on the line

9:06 Speaker 3: with us? From the band?

9:11 Speaker 25: So I'm Liam, I'm the singer, I'm rhym guitarist.

9:14 Speaker 26: Hey Liam, and I'm done. I'm the drummer on the

9:18 Speaker 26: Bucking vocalist.

9:20 Speaker 3: Very good, very good. Is it just just you, guys,

9:22 Speaker 3: or is anybody else floating around with us? Or okay,

9:27 Speaker 3: very very good. Well, guys, welcome to the show. I've

9:30 Speaker 3: became a fast fan. I of course Maxine was the

9:34 Speaker 3: single we did the American radio premiere of it here

9:37 Speaker 3: on WM and H such a great track, and then

9:39 Speaker 3: I kind of went down the rabbit hole. I spent

9:42 Speaker 3: some time on Spotify and I listened to some of

9:45 Speaker 3: your others like Intoxicated and by My Side, which is

9:48 Speaker 3: a really interesting track. I love that one. And so

9:51 Speaker 3: you guys have a great sound. How long has the

9:54 Speaker 3: Forensics been a band? Have you guys been around a while?

9:57 Speaker 3: You sound you sound like you have just bass signed

10:00 Speaker 3: the sophistication of your music. But I don't know how

10:02 Speaker 3: long has the Forensic's been around.

10:06 Speaker 25: So we kind of initially started out playing gigs in

10:09 Speaker 25: kind of late twenty twenty one, and then we put

10:12 Speaker 25: our first single out in twenty twenty two.

10:15 Speaker 27: So yeah, we've been together it a little while. But

10:17 Speaker 27: with me and Dan have been been in bands before

10:20 Speaker 27: together and things like that, so there's a bit of

10:22 Speaker 27: chemistry there from previous and stuff.

10:24 Speaker 3: Oh okay, so the two of you have been you've

10:28 Speaker 3: played together before? Like did you guys grow up together

10:32 Speaker 3: or did you just beat each other in the music

10:34 Speaker 3: scene and then and then do a lot of music. Yeah, so.

10:38 Speaker 28: I actually got I used to work with in the

10:41 Speaker 28: old band I used to work with one of the

10:43 Speaker 28: rhythm guitarists and their drummers couldn't make a gig for

10:47 Speaker 28: some reason.

10:48 Speaker 26: I got asked to sub him for that gig.

10:50 Speaker 28: And that's that was about I'd probably say I was

10:53 Speaker 28: twenty seventeen or twenty eighteen maybe, yeah, and that's where

10:58 Speaker 28: I met Liam. And then since then are kind of

11:02 Speaker 28: was more into that band towards the end of it.

11:05 Speaker 28: And then I think the band split up around twenty eighteen,

11:09 Speaker 28: the end of twenty eighteen nineteen or something like that, Okay,

11:13 Speaker 28: and then Covid happened, and then I think what during Covid,

11:16 Speaker 28: Liam started working on some solo stuff, and then by

11:20 Speaker 28: the time mid to late twenty twenty one, he was

11:23 Speaker 28: ready to get a band together, and I think he

11:25 Speaker 28: messaged me pretty much straight away saying, come down, we

11:28 Speaker 28: need a drummer.

11:29 Speaker 26: Oh yeah, that's that's just the story of Al mainly

11:32 Speaker 26: met really And.

11:33 Speaker 3: It sounds like so once the two of you started

11:34 Speaker 3: working together on this project, it sounds like it came

11:37 Speaker 3: together pretty quickly. I mean, was it was it challenging

11:41 Speaker 3: to find because you're a four piece, right, there's four

11:43 Speaker 3: guys in the band.

11:44 Speaker 26: Yeah, it was.

11:46 Speaker 3: Was it challenging at all? I mean, obviously you guys

11:48 Speaker 3: had that chemistry to find other two guys to come in.

11:51 Speaker 3: Did that come together quickly or did that take some time?

11:55 Speaker 25: And it came together kind of surprisingly quickly.

11:58 Speaker 19: Really.

11:59 Speaker 25: It kind of the type of thing you kind of

12:01 Speaker 25: expect to take while a while to come together.

12:03 Speaker 27: And I started doing kind of like a solo project,

12:08 Speaker 27: and yeah, finding band members definitely isn't It isn't an

12:11 Speaker 27: easy to ask because all the all the good ones alreadyhidden,

12:15 Speaker 27: So it's difficult.

12:17 Speaker 25: It's like it's like trying to make transfers in the

12:19 Speaker 25: football teams and stuff.

12:20 Speaker 27: Is difficult because everybody, Yeah, everyone wants kind of the

12:24 Speaker 27: three guys that are available. So yeah, No, it came

12:26 Speaker 27: together surprisingly quickly actually, which was which was really good.

12:29 Speaker 25: And that just meant that we kind of had a good,

12:31 Speaker 25: a good solid base to start with. Yeah, so yeah,

12:34 Speaker 25: it was quite quick.

12:35 Speaker 3: Well that's the thing. You know, when it comes together quickly,

12:38 Speaker 3: then that's when you know you've really got something right.

12:40 Speaker 3: You know, if it's if it's a struggle, and sometimes

12:43 Speaker 3: sometimes great bands come out of struggling in the beginning

12:47 Speaker 3: to to kind of figure things out. But when it

12:49 Speaker 3: does come together quickly, that's when you know you've really

12:51 Speaker 3: got that magic. And and uh, when you've got you know,

12:55 Speaker 3: especially if you've got four people who not only can

12:58 Speaker 3: make great music together quick but also get along and

13:01 Speaker 3: and kind of convibe together, It's that's all very important

13:04 Speaker 3: and and that clearly I think comes through in what

13:07 Speaker 3: you're doing. The single Maxine, is that already out? Is

13:11 Speaker 3: that already on all the streaming platforms?

13:14 Speaker 25: It is? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, it came out last week

13:17 Speaker 25: last week.

13:18 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, very very very strong track. It's it's such

13:23 Speaker 3: a I don't know if earworm is a term you

13:25 Speaker 3: guys use over there, but you know, I like, I

13:29 Speaker 3: wasn't saying it just to you know, just to be nice.

13:32 Speaker 3: I meant it like the first time I listened to that,

13:34 Speaker 3: it was stuck in my head. For I'm I'm a

13:37 Speaker 3: musician myself, and I I wake up every morning with

13:40 Speaker 3: a song playing in my head. It's just something that

13:42 Speaker 3: happens and that that has been on that you know,

13:46 Speaker 3: when my eyes first pop open in the morning, that's

13:48 Speaker 3: been on the playlist in my brain. That's one of

13:51 Speaker 3: those songs that I hear when I first wake up.

13:53 Speaker 3: So so I'm really glad to have you guys on

13:55 Speaker 3: the show. But like I said, I did listen to

13:56 Speaker 3: some of the others and really really great stuff. How

13:59 Speaker 3: much music if you guys put out at this point, I.

14:04 Speaker 25: Think we're on I want to say, single number around

14:08 Speaker 25: six or seven. I think.

14:09 Speaker 27: Okay, Yeah, Like I say, the first one came out

14:11 Speaker 27: in twenty twenty two, and we've been kind of doing

14:13 Speaker 27: a couple probably each year. Yeah, just kind of like

14:18 Speaker 27: trying to kind of put the best stuff out, not

14:20 Speaker 27: trying to like overload it with putting too many releases out.

14:25 Speaker 27: I think we're trying to Everything we put out is

14:28 Speaker 27: kind of we really believe in, and we've put a

14:30 Speaker 27: lot of time and effort into kind of crafting the

14:32 Speaker 27: sound and making it sound the best we can, so

14:34 Speaker 27: we don't try we tend not to try and rush out.

14:36 Speaker 27: But yeah, I think we're we're on two for six

14:40 Speaker 27: track eight now, oh yeah, eight eight tracks.

14:44 Speaker 25: So yeah, we've been we've been busy.

14:47 Speaker 3: Is that kind of the the trajectory going forward to

14:49 Speaker 3: approach it that way or do do you have plans

14:51 Speaker 3: to I don't know if you have an EP yet

14:54 Speaker 3: or an album, or if there's plans to put these

14:57 Speaker 3: singles into an album or or what's kind of the

14:59 Speaker 3: future planner. You don't even know yet.

15:00 Speaker 25: I don't know where.

15:02 Speaker 26: We do have a plan to release an EP okay

15:07 Speaker 26: our debut AP. I don't know when.

15:10 Speaker 28: We're still working on it at the moment, but we're

15:15 Speaker 28: hoping it was going to be towards the end of

15:17 Speaker 28: this year, but as of right now, it's probably looking

15:20 Speaker 28: early next year.

15:21 Speaker 3: Okay, but no, the.

15:26 Speaker 28: I don't want her to my own our own norns there. Boy,

15:28 Speaker 28: it's a very The songs we're doing are quite good. Yeah, myself,

15:34 Speaker 28: we were recording them in March and it's just like wow,

15:37 Speaker 28: like these these tunes are just on a different level

15:40 Speaker 28: to what we've already produced and made. So yeah, we're

15:44 Speaker 28: looking forward to finishing them off.

15:45 Speaker 3: Yeah, are you in a hurry to get them done?

15:48 Speaker 3: Because I know that again just from my own experience playing.

15:51 Speaker 3: It's when when you've got something really good, you know,

15:53 Speaker 3: like you said, these are really good songs, When you've

15:55 Speaker 3: got something really good, you want to hurry up and

15:57 Speaker 3: get it out there right, And it's or maybe not.

16:00 Speaker 3: I mean I was actually surprised. I was talking to

16:03 Speaker 3: somebody recently, somebody on the show about how isn't it

16:06 Speaker 3: hard when you've got something that you've you know, he's

16:09 Speaker 3: got music all done ready to go, that he hasn't

16:11 Speaker 3: released it. I said, isn't it hard when you've got

16:13 Speaker 3: something that you know is really good to have to

16:15 Speaker 3: sit on it because you want to wait for the

16:17 Speaker 3: right time to release it to get the maximum impact?

16:20 Speaker 3: And doesn't that take some discipline? And he said, no,

16:23 Speaker 3: not really. Oh it was Eli Lev He was on

16:24 Speaker 3: the show with us last week. He said, oh, no,

16:26 Speaker 3: not really. He said, I I don't mind waiting until

16:30 Speaker 3: the time is right, and I just you know, from

16:33 Speaker 3: my own experience, I find it takes some discipline.

16:36 Speaker 28: To do that.

16:36 Speaker 3: But are you guys in a hurry to get these

16:38 Speaker 3: out or are you gonna are you gonna kind of

16:40 Speaker 3: continue this, because it does take some discipline, right to say, Okay,

16:44 Speaker 3: we don't want to oversaturate, we don't want to put

16:46 Speaker 3: out too much at once, you know, we want to

16:48 Speaker 3: take our time. Is that knowing that you're knowing that

16:51 Speaker 3: you're only getting better, does it take some discipline on

16:54 Speaker 3: your part to kind of take your time with these

16:57 Speaker 3: or what's that like to be in that position.

17:01 Speaker 27: Yeah, we we tend to have the tracks for quite

17:04 Speaker 27: a while. That's just kind of how we've always worked.

17:07 Speaker 27: I think it's good to have them, to have the

17:11 Speaker 27: time to really once they're finished, even to kind of

17:15 Speaker 27: sit and digest them, because when you're in the process

17:17 Speaker 27: of making.

17:18 Speaker 25: Them, you're kind of thinking of you're thinking.

17:20 Speaker 27: Of all the little details, and then it's good sometimes

17:22 Speaker 27: to kind of like take a step back and look

17:24 Speaker 27: at the bigger picture of what the full track kind

17:26 Speaker 27: of sounds like. But then at the same time, sometimes

17:31 Speaker 27: because we will have played a song live like probably

17:35 Speaker 27: months before we even record it, and then by the

17:38 Speaker 27: time we've then recorded it and sat on it, and

17:40 Speaker 27: then by the time it kind of like comes out,

17:42 Speaker 27: it's like almost a bit like old news for us

17:44 Speaker 27: because we've heard it that many times, but it morphsen

17:48 Speaker 27: changes every time we listen to it, and I think

17:50 Speaker 27: that kind of gives us a greater understanding of like

17:53 Speaker 27: how people might receive it.

17:55 Speaker 25: And it just means that if there's anything that we're.

17:57 Speaker 27: Not kind of completely happy with, I mean, to be fair,

17:59 Speaker 27: if I think we're still happy with the track, you know,

18:02 Speaker 27: maybe twelve months eighty team umps down the line after

18:05 Speaker 27: it kind of like first started being put together. I

18:07 Speaker 27: think that that's kind of like a good kind of

18:10 Speaker 27: barometer that it's going to stand the test.

18:11 Speaker 25: Of time a bit.

18:13 Speaker 27: So, yeah, it's got it's got good points, it definitely.

18:16 Speaker 27: And yeah, I mean if we could put if we

18:19 Speaker 27: could just kind of keep putting tracks out like really

18:21 Speaker 27: really quickly, we probably would because the writing new music

18:24 Speaker 27: all the time. But I think, yeah, I think having

18:27 Speaker 27: that restraint, like you say, is quite important to kind

18:30 Speaker 27: of say, like, how is.

18:31 Speaker 25: This going to be received by by the public and stuff?

18:34 Speaker 3: Right right? Absolutely, what's the you did allude to to

18:39 Speaker 3: playing live shows? What's the touring situation like for you guys?

18:42 Speaker 3: Are you playing a lot? Are you traveling or because

18:46 Speaker 3: I would imagine it's a pretty high energy live show

18:49 Speaker 3: just based on what I've heard the music that I've

18:51 Speaker 3: listened to, I can kind of imagine you guys on stage.

18:54 Speaker 3: But but what what's the touring situation like for you guys?

18:59 Speaker 28: So last year we did a lot of gig in

19:01 Speaker 28: good in around the Northwest, and we actually played our

19:06 Speaker 28: first gig in Glasgow last year, which was I think

19:10 Speaker 28: probably our favorite gig or one of our favorite gigs

19:13 Speaker 28: that we've ever played, because they do say like Scottish

19:16 Speaker 28: crowds are different, you know, the Englisher the English crowds.

19:22 Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, people say it, and you I found it

19:26 Speaker 26: hard to believe.

19:27 Speaker 28: And then we went and it was just the energy

19:29 Speaker 28: was just on a different level and it was just

19:32 Speaker 28: like right, this was like class. And Glasgow is a

19:36 Speaker 28: great We spent the weekend in Glasgow and it was

19:39 Speaker 28: it's just a great night It's got great night life,

19:42 Speaker 28: a great city, a lot of cool bars, and yeah,

19:45 Speaker 28: probably our favorite favorite place we played at at the moment.

19:50 Speaker 28: We have taken a bit of a break from gigging

19:52 Speaker 28: at the start of the year, just because we did

19:54 Speaker 28: it a lot last year and sometimes we kind of

19:58 Speaker 28: took a step back in it's we don't want to

20:00 Speaker 28: be gigging for the sake of gigging.

20:02 Speaker 26: You know, we've got that experience of playing live. We've

20:06 Speaker 26: done all that.

20:06 Speaker 28: Now you know we've got a gig for a reason,

20:10 Speaker 28: like for a release or like an EP coming out,

20:12 Speaker 28: that kind of thing. But no, we've got we're actually

20:16 Speaker 28: gigging tonight for like it's like a charity event for

20:21 Speaker 28: like men's mental health another.

20:24 Speaker 26: Other good causes tonight.

20:26 Speaker 28: And then we've got a few festivals lined up in

20:29 Speaker 28: the summer, so it's it's looking towards the end of

20:33 Speaker 28: the year. It's looking busy, but it's it's been a

20:37 Speaker 28: planned kind of thing that we've done, you know. It's

20:39 Speaker 28: it was our choice not to gig, not because nobody

20:41 Speaker 28: wanted to have us on.

20:44 Speaker 3: That's That's another thing that I think takes some discipline too,

20:47 Speaker 3: is uh not you know, taking a step back from

20:51 Speaker 3: gigging to focus on, you know, recording and all of

20:54 Speaker 3: that and the other things that you you really need

20:56 Speaker 3: to do to be a functioning band, because it's you know,

20:59 Speaker 3: some band they just want to play out as much

21:02 Speaker 3: as possible and and and you know, and you can

21:05 Speaker 3: oversaturate to doing that. But no, but it sounds like

21:10 Speaker 3: you guys really uh you've got a lot of control

21:12 Speaker 3: over what you're doing. It's great. Where do where do

21:14 Speaker 3: you record? By the way, we should give some props

21:16 Speaker 3: to I don't know if you work with a producer

21:18 Speaker 3: or if it's if you do it yourselves or but

21:20 Speaker 3: everything I listened to on Spotify sounds amazing, including of

21:23 Speaker 3: course Maxine. This incredible single. But where do you guys record?

21:29 Speaker 25: We record in a in a studio that's kind of

21:33 Speaker 25: in our kind of local area called the gram.

21:37 Speaker 27: Cl Throw, But we recalled with a producer called Tom Hale,

21:42 Speaker 27: who we've been we've been friends with it for a

21:44 Speaker 27: long time. He's in a he's in a band that

21:48 Speaker 27: we've been playing gigs with. Well I've been done kind

21:51 Speaker 27: of been playing gigs with since we were kind of

21:52 Speaker 27: like seventeen eighteen.

21:54 Speaker 29: We've known him, we've known him for a very long time,

21:56 Speaker 29: and he's just an absolute wizard, yeah, of production and stuff,

22:01 Speaker 29: and you always just I think it's we're very very fortunate,

22:04 Speaker 29: I think to have a producer that kind of just

22:08 Speaker 29: really understands us, understand our sound.

22:10 Speaker 27: And you know, kind of we're so we're good friends

22:14 Speaker 27: with as well, so he kind of we just have

22:15 Speaker 27: a great working relationship and he always it's just good

22:18 Speaker 27: at getting our ideas kind of out of our heads

22:20 Speaker 27: and you know, like recorded and down exactly how we

22:23 Speaker 27: want it. So yeah, we're very very fortunate in that respect,

22:26 Speaker 27: and he always does does an incredible job of.

22:28 Speaker 25: Making our music sound amazing. So yeah, a big, big

22:31 Speaker 25: shout to him for or yeah, always for making our music.

22:36 Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds like he kind of is sort of

22:38 Speaker 3: like a fifth member of the band. And in terms

22:40 Speaker 3: of in the studio, right when you have a producer

22:42 Speaker 3: who can really really understands what you're doing, and to

22:45 Speaker 3: have that personal relationship too, you mentioned you're also good

22:47 Speaker 3: friends with him, and that that's always that's always helpful.

22:50 Speaker 3: I think in a situation like that, have you has

22:55 Speaker 3: everything that you've recorded as the forensics, have they all

22:58 Speaker 3: been with Tom Hale?

23:01 Speaker 27: The vast, the vast majority of them. Bar there is

23:03 Speaker 27: the kind of a single here and there. I think

23:06 Speaker 27: the first the first single we did wasn't and then

23:10 Speaker 27: one we did we did recently as part of a

23:13 Speaker 27: kind of we did part of a project that was

23:16 Speaker 27: kind of promoting bands from our local area that was

23:19 Speaker 27: working with the Grand Studio. They were they put like

23:22 Speaker 27: a kind of a project together that was kind of

23:24 Speaker 27: trying to support grassroots music. So they recorded our track

23:28 Speaker 27: made of Gold as part of that. So yeah, so

23:31 Speaker 27: that's so kind of a couple here and there, But

23:33 Speaker 27: the main kind of Yeah, the main a bunch of

23:36 Speaker 27: our tracks all come from from working with Tom, and

23:39 Speaker 27: I think he's very good at kind of even we

23:42 Speaker 27: can come at him with any sort of idea and

23:44 Speaker 27: he kind of still makes them all sound like our sound,

23:47 Speaker 27: which is quite good.

23:48 Speaker 25: So yeah, he's he's definitely a big part of how

23:51 Speaker 25: we sound as a band.

23:52 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense. By the way, So

23:55 Speaker 3: where does the name come from? The forensics? Who came

23:57 Speaker 3: up with the name? And is there any kind of

23:58 Speaker 3: special I mean, it's a cool name, and so the

24:00 Speaker 3: answer made us be that it's a cool name. I

24:02 Speaker 3: don't know, but I'm curious, is there any special meaning

24:04 Speaker 3: behind the name of the Forensics.

24:07 Speaker 28: No, it was literally just a case of I think

24:12 Speaker 28: because at the time, like Liam said, he started it

24:14 Speaker 28: started off as a solo project. Yeah, so it was

24:18 Speaker 28: just Liam's name. But then Liam was, you know, I

24:21 Speaker 28: want us to be a band. I want us to

24:23 Speaker 28: all have, you know, equal share us to.

24:26 Speaker 26: Be a band. So the name needs to reflect that,

24:29 Speaker 26: and we're just throwing names down.

24:31 Speaker 28: I think we had about just came up with fifty names,

24:36 Speaker 28: and the Forensics just stuck out the most. And it

24:40 Speaker 28: must have been a good a good name. And you know,

24:42 Speaker 28: Duvense must have been terrible because I can't remember any

24:45 Speaker 28: of them.

24:46 Speaker 30: So yeah.

24:48 Speaker 26: I think it's a it's a good choice.

24:49 Speaker 28: And when people are let's say, oh, wait, what's the

24:53 Speaker 28: name of your band, it's like the Forensics, It's like, oh,

24:55 Speaker 28: that's a really cool name.

24:57 Speaker 26: And it's like, yeah, I was.

24:59 Speaker 28: A guys, we couldn't really find anyone else that name

25:02 Speaker 28: as well, So I think.

25:05 Speaker 3: This is ours?

25:06 Speaker 26: Now, what's taking it?

25:07 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I actually now to mention it. Yeah, that

25:11 Speaker 3: is surprising that no one else had Uh, no one

25:13 Speaker 3: else had decided to grab that. No, it's a it's

25:15 Speaker 3: a great name. So, uh, very cool And I like

25:18 Speaker 3: the what was it on? Was it on Instagram? The

25:21 Speaker 3: picture of you guys with the caution tape or the

25:23 Speaker 3: police tape or whatever it was. That's a that's a

25:27 Speaker 3: cool Uh, that's a very cool image. So so yeah, no,

25:30 Speaker 3: you got you got something good there. So what's kind

25:32 Speaker 3: of the So obviously Maxine the newest single. What's what's

25:35 Speaker 3: the next step for you guys? Uh, do you have

25:38 Speaker 3: another single? Uh kind of ready to go soon or

25:42 Speaker 3: are you still still working on that or what's where

25:45 Speaker 3: are you in the process of what you're doing.

25:49 Speaker 27: Yeah, we've got we've kind of got a I don't

25:52 Speaker 27: really like to call them B sides because I think

25:54 Speaker 27: that kind of makes it feel like the A side

25:57 Speaker 27: is more important than the B side.

25:58 Speaker 25: But yeah, we have got a second act.

26:00 Speaker 27: It's kind of like a follow up to this one

26:02 Speaker 27: that we recorded around the some of the time called

26:05 Speaker 27: Not Giving Up. A very different feel to this track,

26:10 Speaker 27: kind of completely different altogether, but still very much kind

26:12 Speaker 27: of our kind of signatures and stuff. So yeah, we've

26:15 Speaker 27: got that one coming up, and it's yeah, it's it's

26:19 Speaker 27: going to be part well, it's.

26:21 Speaker 25: Going to be the D side to a vinyl that

26:23 Speaker 25: we've had made. So we were very fortunate to work

26:26 Speaker 25: with a kind.

26:27 Speaker 27: Of independent vinyl creator maker called Lave to the Grave

26:33 Speaker 27: and they put some really stunning vinyls together for us

26:37 Speaker 27: that will have Maxine on the A side and Not

26:39 Speaker 27: Giving Up on the B side.

26:40 Speaker 25: So that's kind of going to be coming soon. That

26:44 Speaker 25: is so cool.

26:45 Speaker 3: That's so cool that you're doing that.

26:46 Speaker 27: Yeah, yeah, I mean, and I'd collect vinyls myself, So

26:49 Speaker 27: it was like kind of a big goal for I

26:52 Speaker 27: think all of us in the band really to have

26:53 Speaker 27: to have our music kind of like on the physical format.

26:56 Speaker 27: And we've got some clear, transparent ones and some kind

27:00 Speaker 27: of the regular black ones as well. Yeah, we're really

27:03 Speaker 27: really looking forward to kind of getting out eventually. But

27:05 Speaker 27: I think the main, the main thing will be to

27:07 Speaker 27: get not giving up out into the world and then yeah,

27:11 Speaker 27: get the vinyls.

27:12 Speaker 25: So that's kind of the next step recording while as

27:14 Speaker 25: any of.

27:14 Speaker 3: It, Yeah, what about as far as so you're doing Vinyl,

27:17 Speaker 3: that's so cool. What about US CDs? Do you have

27:19 Speaker 3: physical CDs of these singles or do you strictly release

27:22 Speaker 3: them online?

27:24 Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, we don't.

27:25 Speaker 28: We don't actually have any CDs as of Yeah, we

27:29 Speaker 28: are more just online and streaming based. But yeah, we

27:34 Speaker 28: just jumped straight to Vinyl instead of going to CD.

27:37 Speaker 3: I think that's I think that's cool. I don't know

27:40 Speaker 3: if I forget if it was twenty twenty two or

27:43 Speaker 3: twenty twenty three, but I think I think it was

27:45 Speaker 3: twenty two was the first year that vinyl actually outsold

27:48 Speaker 3: CDs since CDs had become the dominant format. So I

27:53 Speaker 3: think that's so cool that you're doing vinyl. That's awesome.

27:57 Speaker 26: Yeah, it's great.

27:58 Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, see, CD's are cool, but not as cool.

28:04 Speaker 27: I think I don't know where you would even play

28:06 Speaker 27: a CD now because even in cars and stuff, there's

28:08 Speaker 27: no CD players anymore, and I think, like, yeah, they're

28:11 Speaker 27: kind of I wonder if they'll do a bit of

28:13 Speaker 27: a comeback like vinyls, because but yeah.

28:16 Speaker 25: There's just no way. It seems there's no way to really.

28:19 Speaker 27: Like, I haven't seen a CD player, so it's kind

28:23 Speaker 27: of like, you know, we would do it if there

28:25 Speaker 27: was a demand therefore for CDs, we would definitely.

28:28 Speaker 25: I think we just don't. No one's even really mentioned,

28:32 Speaker 25: you know, asking for them or anything like that really,

28:34 Speaker 25: so we're Yeah, although.

28:36 Speaker 27: To be fair, we have also got people asking for

28:38 Speaker 27: vinyls who don't have a vinyl player, so you know,

28:42 Speaker 27: big vinyls are a bit more.

28:43 Speaker 25: They're more of a I don't know, they feel like

28:45 Speaker 25: the collector's item. It's like art, isn't it. Like it's

28:48 Speaker 25: the artwork and the sleeve and the actual record itself.

28:51 Speaker 25: It's like it feels like a piece of art, like

28:54 Speaker 25: a collectible.

28:54 Speaker 27: I think that's why I think they're coming back and

28:57 Speaker 27: making a bit of resurgence and stuff.

28:58 Speaker 3: Oh I say that all the time that I think

29:00 Speaker 3: most people who buy vinyl, who buy new vinyl never

29:04 Speaker 3: even open it or or if they do open it,

29:07 Speaker 3: they put the you know, the the artwork on the

29:10 Speaker 3: wall or whatever. But because if you're a really big

29:12 Speaker 3: fan of a band or a solo artist or whomever,

29:14 Speaker 3: you know, it's it's cool to support them by buying

29:16 Speaker 3: the vinyl and then displaying it somehow if you really

29:19 Speaker 3: like them. But but you don't necessarily have a record

29:23 Speaker 3: player here at WM and H. We actually do have

29:26 Speaker 3: a record player in the studio that one of the

29:28 Speaker 3: hosts brought in. I've never used it, but he brought

29:30 Speaker 3: it in and said anyone can plug it in and

29:32 Speaker 3: use it. And we actually have a CD player here

29:33 Speaker 3: too that I've never used, but one of our hosts

29:36 Speaker 3: does use it. But in the United States with CDs,

29:39 Speaker 3: that's a little different. There's been a resurgence. Most of

29:42 Speaker 3: the guests that we have on the show who are

29:45 Speaker 3: in the US who come in studio, they are doing

29:48 Speaker 3: physical media. But it you know, if we were having

29:52 Speaker 3: this conversation seven or eight years ago, I would probably say, yeah,

29:55 Speaker 3: CDs are pretty much dead, but they've kind of had

29:57 Speaker 3: a resurgence because it's cheaper than vinyl and a lot

30:01 Speaker 3: of people do want that physical media. But you know,

30:04 Speaker 3: because they want to be able to look at liner

30:06 Speaker 3: notes and things like that, which I always loved growing up.

30:08 Speaker 3: So they've kind of made a comeback here. But again,

30:12 Speaker 3: if you're if you're doing singles as really like, nobody

30:14 Speaker 3: puts out a single CD. It's only if they you know,

30:17 Speaker 3: if they have an album or an EP, they might

30:19 Speaker 3: put out a CD. But but so they've they've made

30:23 Speaker 3: a little bit of a resurgence here. But uh, but no,

30:25 Speaker 3: but if you're when you're only doing singles, I think

30:27 Speaker 3: it makes more sense to just put them out on

30:29 Speaker 3: the streaming platforms. And but I do think it's really

30:31 Speaker 3: cool that you're doing vinyl and you're doing the old

30:32 Speaker 3: school where you've got an A side and a different

30:34 Speaker 3: track on the B side, and and that's fantastic. So

30:37 Speaker 3: good for you guys.

30:38 Speaker 25: Good for you.

30:40 Speaker 3: When uh, when the next single comes out too, we'd

30:42 Speaker 3: love to play it here. So, like I said, we're

30:44 Speaker 3: big fans of what you're doing, so absolutely absolutely so

30:49 Speaker 3: uh before we let you go, and I'm thinking, by

30:52 Speaker 3: the way, I'm gonna end the segment with this track Intoxicated.

30:55 Speaker 3: This is another great song. This was the single before

30:59 Speaker 3: Maxine correct.

31:00 Speaker 25: Yes, yeah, that's correct.

31:01 Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a great track too, So we'll probably

31:04 Speaker 3: wrap up with that one in a moment, but before

31:06 Speaker 3: we let you guys go, and again, thank you so

31:08 Speaker 3: much and thank you for I'm glad that Google teams

31:11 Speaker 3: worked out what should people know about where to find

31:15 Speaker 3: you guys online to keep up with everything you're doing.

31:17 Speaker 3: Where's the best place for people to go?

31:20 Speaker 27: And we're on as for so our handle on Twitter

31:25 Speaker 27: and Instagram mates all Forensics band, so drop the just yeah,

31:30 Speaker 27: just Forensics band and then yes, Spotify the Forensics to

31:33 Speaker 27: YouTube forensics.

31:35 Speaker 1: Yeah.

31:35 Speaker 27: Well, like we say, we've got quite a unique name,

31:37 Speaker 27: so if you put the forensics in it should just

31:38 Speaker 27: come up with us. So yeah, we're not fighting for

31:40 Speaker 27: space anyone, thankfully.

31:41 Speaker 25: So yeah, all under the Forensics.

31:43 Speaker 3: Yeah, that's awesome, that's awesome, excellent, excellent. Well listen, Liam

31:46 Speaker 3: and Dan, thank you guys so much for joining us today.

31:49 Speaker 3: And obviously we will do this again in the future

31:51 Speaker 3: as you're releasing new music. We want to keep up

31:54 Speaker 3: with everything that you're doing, so we'll we'll talk again soon,

31:56 Speaker 3: I'm sure, but and we'll let you go. We're going

31:59 Speaker 3: to spin this track and talk cicated But guys, Thank

32:01 Speaker 3: you again both so much. We really appreciate you joining

32:03 Speaker 3: us today. Thank you all right, guys, you got to

32:07 Speaker 3: take care, say bye bye bye. All right, excellent. That

32:11 Speaker 3: was Liam and Dan from the Forensics. And we're gonna spin.

32:14 Speaker 3: Actually I'm gonna sneak into here. We're gonna play Intoxicated,

32:18 Speaker 3: and we're also going to play another single of theirs

32:20 Speaker 3: called by My Side, because I love that song too.

32:24 Speaker 3: That one goes back a little bit, By my Side

32:26 Speaker 3: goes back well maybe not that maybe not that far,

32:29 Speaker 3: but but I love both of these songs. And then

32:32 Speaker 3: we'll also before before the end of the hour, we'll

32:36 Speaker 3: also give Maxine one more spin because that's the newest single,

32:39 Speaker 3: all great stuff. This is such a such a good band.

32:42 Speaker 3: I really love these guys. So if you are just

32:44 Speaker 3: joining us, Matt connorton Unleashed, we are live on this Saturday,

32:48 Speaker 3: May thirty one, twenty twenty five. We got more show

32:51 Speaker 3: to come coming up in the third hour. Kevin Horn

32:54 Speaker 3: will be here with us. But check this out. This

32:56 Speaker 3: is Intoxicated and the band is the Forensics.

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33:31 Speaker 21: and that it only just pick up.

33:34 Speaker 23: I'm seeing doubles so much ride to call and get

33:37 Speaker 23: by my head and lays about ale and stuff.

33:40 Speaker 20: Then said, mister girls start to don up on the facts.

33:45 Speaker 1: Of ninety days and then saw the flat started up

33:49 Speaker 1: to two. The that scene, the fact that started to

33:52 Speaker 1: pay no stay tune stands. It's something scouts.

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34:14 Speaker 20: Don stop me sation we got just no sunshine, we

34:37 Speaker 20: got you try me say here we're going, were we wicked?

34:45 Speaker 21: Just don't vision without brazing, just no sunshine.

34:50 Speaker 1: It's something you drop me in insane kid was calling me.

34:56 Speaker 21: It was gone wicked.

35:00 Speaker 1: It's still kissing.

35:11 Speaker 20: She's said, let me stop, says so.

35:19 Speaker 31: Still so still sting, still classtop, no.

36:04 Speaker 21: Straps, so kill.

36:10 Speaker 18: Stop you stop stop.

36:40 Speaker 1: I don't say the house and that I know you

36:43 Speaker 1: know where things. I can see a nervous girl this way.

36:47 Speaker 1: It's saying our Joe things.

36:50 Speaker 17: This game is need so weet.

36:52 Speaker 1: I don't mean said like these games. It's alid right,

36:56 Speaker 1: it's all right. The sun don't know.

37:02 Speaker 32: As long as I've got you buy my side, and

37:09 Speaker 32: I don't.

37:10 Speaker 18: Care as long I know the child.

37:38 Speaker 12: Wait now we do meet all Its feels just like

37:41 Speaker 12: good dreams.

37:43 Speaker 17: It's not a word that you can say.

37:45 Speaker 7: Y'all vot blease.

37:47 Speaker 1: I still don't know what it is, just singing me.

37:52 Speaker 4: It's all right, it's all right now it's I don't

37:58 Speaker 4: know I am.

38:00 Speaker 1: A song is I've.

38:02 Speaker 32: Got you back on my sun Sie be in a

38:07 Speaker 32: tongue caper?

38:09 Speaker 1: A song is I know the show last I told

38:17 Speaker 1: my tack on my tags on.

38:19 Speaker 21: The don't kill that, don't kill to care.

38:25 Speaker 20: It had to my tack to my heart on that

38:30 Speaker 20: enough to pancake.

39:00 Speaker 21: Mm hm.

39:05 Speaker 1: Three three days. I don't want we just want to

39:10 Speaker 1: say the.

39:11 Speaker 21: Way we can take it.

39:16 Speaker 17: When just can't forget all the places what we've been.

39:55 Speaker 7: Then I just kind of raise all.

39:57 Speaker 32: The things out we have seen. M No, I you

40:03 Speaker 32: away because I see you with my dreams. Oh please not.

40:10 Speaker 17: I seen.

40:12 Speaker 4: Set free, can.

40:46 Speaker 17: Swimming against the sky, the morning Ring.

40:51 Speaker 20: Swinging Green saves us London and why that's my digreaset

40:59 Speaker 20: and you stayed down by thing something it's all.

41:05 Speaker 21: Even, don't we.

41:08 Speaker 18: Sing? Said lad?

41:11 Speaker 21: I tell us get Then he said it's.

41:13 Speaker 1: Like these things, the stays.

41:19 Speaker 21: Some things we have scenes you say the teams.

41:31 Speaker 22: Go please Class seven mess scene.

41:46 Speaker 18: See you standing at the ceailing.

41:58 Speaker 7: You feel like it's all.

42:01 Speaker 1: Three five those of seeing.

42:05 Speaker 13: They're still there.

42:06 Speaker 23: They do soun you went un in season, and this

42:13 Speaker 23: house says say my saying it leaveing got away your

42:21 Speaker 23: mess and no.

42:25 Speaker 20: Se se seven feet sad things up say time, say.

43:44 Speaker 21: Said, let's see.

44:03 Speaker 5: Would you recognize me if you saw me? Now I

44:09 Speaker 5: cut my head to spot your fist.

44:11 Speaker 7: Like im holy un't now.

44:14 Speaker 1: We will bear strangers.

44:17 Speaker 30: And I thought that was gone.

44:20 Speaker 5: It's there's a time to come around, but the season's

44:24 Speaker 5: coming gone.

44:26 Speaker 30: Telling me lipin your gold and wrapped me around your finger,

44:32 Speaker 30: give me something to go lave and.

44:35 Speaker 20: Something like forever world.

44:55 Speaker 5: House building houses on foundation stead of up. So why

45:02 Speaker 5: I was as surprised when it all came crashing down.

45:07 Speaker 21: Don't want to call you lord.

45:10 Speaker 4: Not ask me he came so close.

45:12 Speaker 1: But the robe, it just reminds me I was a tourist.

45:16 Speaker 21: I'm not cross.

45:19 Speaker 30: Tell me you've been your golden backed me around.

45:23 Speaker 13: Your finger, Give me something.

45:26 Speaker 1: To believe in, something like forever.

45:35 Speaker 30: Go, don't any one thing doing, go roup many around something.

46:51 Speaker 30: Uh yeah, something's something when you've been.

46:55 Speaker 1: Something like going around well.

47:01 Speaker 20: Ba, try to male thing, don't go in rap thing.

47:08 Speaker 30: Around, jumping, doing something something reading something like forever.

47:15 Speaker 13: Bur don you see me?

48:15 Speaker 7: Lord?

48:15 Speaker 3: I want to know.

48:19 Speaker 23: Do you want me?

48:22 Speaker 7: Now you've seen it all?

48:25 Speaker 5: I can hold my breath to keep my thoughts wrong Father,

48:29 Speaker 5: Now but it's plain sercie all that don't want.

48:35 Speaker 33: Cares here and now.

48:52 Speaker 18: Well well hard but I'm still farther sharp and the

48:59 Speaker 18: worst part.

49:01 Speaker 20: So I wander ball, Oh cross bab ball is an

49:09 Speaker 20: go back.

49:12 Speaker 19: This is all too but.

49:14 Speaker 20: Well there's no show sat album, bron Black Famori, Sammy

49:34 Speaker 20: Night and boll that song bad Changer, Son, run Back Memories,

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49:47 Speaker 20: say Night a bom that some changes, Time, run Bad Memory,

49:53 Speaker 20: walk Ups, I want to let me down?

49:57 Speaker 21: Oh will you let me down?

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