Matt Connarton Unleashed 9-27-25 hour 3

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3:35 Speaker 7: from the studios of w m n H ninety five

3:37 Speaker 7: point three FM Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Jenny is here,

3:41 Speaker 7: of course, at the news table.

3:42 Speaker 12: President and accounted for. I really love that song, I

3:45 Speaker 12: really do, I really do. I'm excited to see you

3:47 Speaker 12: guys play live.

3:47 Speaker 13: I really am.

3:48 Speaker 7: So We've got with us a live in studio. The

3:50 Speaker 7: band Temptress is here and that is their song that

3:53 Speaker 7: is called Wish and Temptress is going to be with

3:55 Speaker 7: us at Swarmyfest November fifteenth, right across the street at

3:59 Speaker 7: Jules So welcome guys.

4:01 Speaker 11: Hey, thanks for having us.

4:03 Speaker 7: So let's do this. Let's start here. If you could

4:05 Speaker 7: each tell us who you are and what you do

4:06 Speaker 7: in the in the band?

4:07 Speaker 11: Got it?

4:08 Speaker 14: I am Anthony and I do most of it.

4:12 Speaker 7: Oh wow, look at you.

4:13 Speaker 14: Let's let's start. We can talk about it more later.

4:16 Speaker 14: I play guitar live, okay, okay, all right, and you

4:20 Speaker 14: I'm Jake.

4:21 Speaker 11: I do vocals and I guess the rest of what

4:23 Speaker 11: he doesn't do.

4:24 Speaker 7: Okay, there you go. That's a good division of labor.

4:26 Speaker 3: And you, sir, I'm Brian, and I keep it together.

4:29 Speaker 3: I play the drums and temptersts.

4:30 Speaker 7: Okay, outstanding. And is there anyone else involved or is

4:33 Speaker 7: it just the three of you? Oh wonderful, very cool.

4:36 Speaker 7: So I love your sound. As soon as I listen

4:38 Speaker 7: to these, I was like, yeah, I really I really

4:41 Speaker 7: dig this a lot. You sent us a few songs

4:44 Speaker 7: later in the show, So people who've been listening all morning,

4:46 Speaker 7: if if they were listening live, they heard I played

4:48 Speaker 7: Carly two in the second hour because we had a

4:50 Speaker 7: spot to sneak something and I was like, I gotta

4:52 Speaker 7: play this. This is so good, that's so catchy. But

4:54 Speaker 7: I love all of them. I mean, how do you

4:55 Speaker 7: guys describe your sound? Do you describe it as kind

4:57 Speaker 7: of a I mean, obviously there's an industrial vibe, but

5:00 Speaker 7: it's metal, but it's it. There's a mix of influences there,

5:03 Speaker 7: a little bit of hip hop and some of it.

5:05 Speaker 7: I mean, how do you guys describe it? Everyone always

5:07 Speaker 7: hates this question, but how do you describe your music?

5:09 Speaker 14: It's a fun question that we've never really found a

5:12 Speaker 14: solid answer for.

5:13 Speaker 7: Yeah.

5:14 Speaker 14: So I write Romstein songs, okay, and then Jake takes

5:18 Speaker 14: them and does whatever he does with them, and that's

5:20 Speaker 14: what you get. Okay, that's more or less what's happening? Okay, Okay,

5:25 Speaker 14: would you agree with that, Jake?

5:26 Speaker 11: I would, yeah, Okay, a Romstein song and making it

5:29 Speaker 11: less Romstein?

5:30 Speaker 8: Yeah.

5:30 Speaker 7: Yeah. And then so Brian, yes, Brian, so you what

5:35 Speaker 7: you're are you live on these tracks as far as

5:37 Speaker 7: drums or what.

5:39 Speaker 15: Some of the tracks that we released recently, Yeah, but okay,

5:42 Speaker 15: the other stuff was you know, I came into the

5:44 Speaker 15: band a little bit later. Yeah, I was been doing

5:47 Speaker 15: the local scene forever. I've been in various bands okay, okay,

5:51 Speaker 15: yeah and this kind of stuff.

5:53 Speaker 3: Then.

5:53 Speaker 7: Okay, so so you're the newest memory, I assume.

5:56 Speaker 11: Yeah. Yeah.

5:56 Speaker 7: So did the project start with with the two of you?

5:58 Speaker 11: Or yes and no? Yeah, it's been through its phases.

6:03 Speaker 11: I was part of let's let's call it phase two.

6:06 Speaker 11: Oh okay, and now we're here and we'll call it

6:08 Speaker 11: phase three.

6:09 Speaker 7: Phase three? Yeah, all right, three point zero.

6:11 Speaker 13: I like it.

6:12 Speaker 7: So how did it start?

6:13 Speaker 16: So?

6:14 Speaker 14: So, Jake and I have been together for ten years

6:16 Speaker 14: doing our own thing. Okay, it wasn't always Temptous oh okay.

6:20 Speaker 14: My the band I was imprevious to this that we

6:23 Speaker 14: talked about that I've played with Stepsis ten twelve years ago.

6:26 Speaker 7: Yeah.

6:26 Speaker 14: The singer from that started another band and needed a

6:29 Speaker 14: bass player, which is what I do. Okay, So I

6:33 Speaker 14: joined that singer couldn't do what we were looking for. Yeah,

6:38 Speaker 14: so he stepped down and I immediately just called Jake. Okay,

6:41 Speaker 14: that was Temptress one point oh oh okay. Then that

6:45 Speaker 14: fizzled out and Jake and I just kept it going

6:48 Speaker 14: with the songs we already had, and that's where we're at.

6:51 Speaker 7: Okay, okay, cool, So how long ago? What was that

6:54 Speaker 7: that it started?

6:56 Speaker 3: It?

6:56 Speaker 7: It sounds like it's been around for a while then, right,

6:59 Speaker 7: twenty eight twenty eighteen, Yeah, yeah, that sounds about right.

7:03 Speaker 11: Okay, I would have joined in what twenty nineteen something

7:05 Speaker 11: like that?

7:06 Speaker 7: Okay, okay. And then so, Brian, how long have you

7:09 Speaker 7: been when did you step in?

7:10 Speaker 15: I would say I've been with these guys now maybe

7:13 Speaker 15: a year? Oh okay, yeah it was really new.

7:15 Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah. Is it challenging to play this kind of

7:17 Speaker 7: music live because it's different, it's not. I mean, I

7:19 Speaker 7: don't know what other kinds of bands you've been in,

7:21 Speaker 7: but y, you know, it's it's obviously it's more sophisticated

7:24 Speaker 7: from a production standpoint than you know, just playing in

7:27 Speaker 7: a straightforward rock band or Yeah.

7:30 Speaker 15: I mean it's different than what I normally do. Yeah,

7:34 Speaker 15: but I'm an all around musician. I can play various

7:37 Speaker 15: styles of music.

7:38 Speaker 7: Yeah.

7:38 Speaker 3: You become better when you try to something different.

7:41 Speaker 7: Yeah.

7:42 Speaker 3: So I mean I come from metal background and jazz blues.

7:46 Speaker 7: Yeah.

7:47 Speaker 15: So I'm I'm a groove orient the drummer. Yeah, so

7:50 Speaker 15: this band is all about the groove and yeah, I

7:52 Speaker 15: kind of fit right in.

7:53 Speaker 3: I enjoy playing it.

7:54 Speaker 7: Yeah, excellent, excellent. So what's the live show?

7:58 Speaker 6: Like?

7:59 Speaker 7: I mean, because the music that you guys do would

8:02 Speaker 7: seem to lend itself to some sort of theatricality maybe

8:07 Speaker 7: or maybe not. I don't know. I mean, do you

8:08 Speaker 7: have any do you just get up and play or

8:10 Speaker 7: is there is there something else going on on stage?

8:12 Speaker 7: I don't know. It's I can I can imagine. I

8:17 Speaker 7: can imagine different things.

8:18 Speaker 14: But I mean with it's time and time and money.

8:24 Speaker 14: Yeah these days, so.

8:25 Speaker 7: True, it's expensive to be theatrical. Yeah, yeah, it is.

8:30 Speaker 14: You know, I've always tried to. I like, I like

8:32 Speaker 14: addressing up, like doing the paint and doing the cool stuff,

8:35 Speaker 14: not like kiss paint, but like, yeah, you know, I

8:38 Speaker 14: enjoy doing something more with it. But we haven't really

8:40 Speaker 14: touched that as much as I would like to. That

8:43 Speaker 14: I hope to in the future.

8:44 Speaker 11: Okay, there is an aesthetic that we would like to

8:47 Speaker 11: achieve that we just haven't prioritizing the music itself.

8:50 Speaker 7: Yeah, so now that makes sense. That makes sense. Has

8:54 Speaker 7: the sound I mean, again, there's such a mix of

8:56 Speaker 7: influences here to begin with, but has the sound kind

8:58 Speaker 7: of changed and evolved over the years, was like, like

9:00 Speaker 7: if I were to hear like Temptress one point oh,

9:03 Speaker 7: would that be like drastically different?

9:06 Speaker 14: Absolutely kill Switch engage okay, yeah, okay, but that was

9:13 Speaker 14: the guitar player at the time, Oh, okay doing the songs.

9:17 Speaker 14: So these are the songs that Jake and I have

9:18 Speaker 14: been doing together before Temptress this style, So.

9:22 Speaker 7: Was it kind of always the idea to bring in

9:23 Speaker 7: these other elements and.

9:24 Speaker 14: And yeah, okay, yeah, absolutely, yep, yeah, no.

9:28 Speaker 7: I like it a lot. Uh Where where did you

9:30 Speaker 7: record these or maybe maybe different places? I don't know.

9:32 Speaker 14: Are these tracks from different periods or are they all

9:34 Speaker 14: kind of from the same definitely different period, different periods.

9:37 Speaker 14: And all of them were recorded in our closets and bedrooms.

9:41 Speaker 11: Yeah, all home studio. Nice, with the exception of Chemical okay.

9:45 Speaker 14: Which was produced in the home studio but recorded at

9:49 Speaker 14: an actual studio.

9:50 Speaker 11: Oh, that is one of the Temptress.

9:55 Speaker 14: Two point oh.

9:56 Speaker 11: It is the oldest of the bunch.

9:58 Speaker 7: There, I gotcha, I got you Okay. Where where was

10:01 Speaker 7: that one recorded?

10:02 Speaker 11: I was recorded with Dave Ginnan. I feel like get

10:08 Speaker 11: the name of the spot, feel.

10:09 Speaker 14: Like that's the name I've heard, you know, it'sand oh okay, okay,

10:16 Speaker 14: bandstand live?

10:17 Speaker 11: Is that it? Yes? And wherever that town I had

10:20 Speaker 11: to think about.

10:21 Speaker 7: It is Is it important to you guys to to

10:24 Speaker 7: kind of handle that yourselves.

10:26 Speaker 11: More now than it ever was?

10:27 Speaker 14: Yeah?

10:28 Speaker 7: Yeah, why is that?

10:29 Speaker 6: Like?

10:29 Speaker 7: Do you just because it's it's interesting?

10:31 Speaker 14: You know?

10:31 Speaker 7: Some people I talked to that are the opposite. They're like, oh, no,

10:34 Speaker 7: I need I need input from other people, or I

10:36 Speaker 7: need you know, I need an engineer who can also

10:38 Speaker 7: be a producer and this and that. But but but

10:40 Speaker 7: some artists like really want to have that control.

10:43 Speaker 11: Like I think it's just as much that we wanted

10:47 Speaker 11: to sound like exactly what we wanted to sound like. Yeah,

10:49 Speaker 11: but also there's a learning curve that is satisfying to

10:53 Speaker 11: see kind of changing over and over.

10:56 Speaker 7: No, that makes sense because when you're doing it yourself,

10:58 Speaker 7: you learn, You learn a lot. You don't have a choice,

11:00 Speaker 7: right you have to.

11:01 Speaker 11: Yeah, there's a lot of trial and error, and that's

11:03 Speaker 11: the best way to learn from me.

11:05 Speaker 7: So yeah, yeah, one hundred percent. Yeah, Well we should

11:08 Speaker 7: play another I love these songs. I'm axious to play

11:11 Speaker 7: another one. But I'll let you guys pick of the

11:13 Speaker 7: of the ones you sent, Which which one should we

11:15 Speaker 7: play next?

11:16 Speaker 14: Jake wants to hear the radio edit for Carly.

11:18 Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, I only had to. Uh.

11:20 Speaker 3: I want to hear it too, because I'm not even

11:22 Speaker 3: sure which.

11:23 Speaker 7: There's Yeah, this is one. This is one word in

11:26 Speaker 7: that I had to Uh, I had to do the old.

11:30 Speaker 11: Sorry.

11:30 Speaker 7: Oh no, no, not not a problem. No, But I

11:32 Speaker 7: love this song of the four. This is my my

11:35 Speaker 7: personal favorite. I listened to it like when I was

11:38 Speaker 7: listening to the songs getting ready for today. I listened

11:40 Speaker 7: to this one like four times in a row.

11:41 Speaker 11: I love that.

11:41 Speaker 14: I love to hear it.

11:42 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, this is really good.

11:43 Speaker 3: All right, let me hear it.

11:45 Speaker 7: Absolutely. So we've got time dress here with us a

11:47 Speaker 7: live in studio, and here it is. This is called Carly.

12:01 Speaker 1: S Short.

12:18 Speaker 17: Dos riding, gave fine the wants right, that's fine.

12:41 Speaker 18: Ridget stood.

12:55 Speaker 2: The setting all they say the flight song, they keep

13:07 Speaker 2: the look song.

13:08 Speaker 1: They send a second.

13:09 Speaker 2: I'm gonna show you where the snake is gone. You

13:11 Speaker 2: see the line strong they chuck on the.

13:13 Speaker 5: Side walk and they'll remember to to get the suicide

13:16 Speaker 5: off by night time.

13:17 Speaker 1: So we should do enough.

13:19 Speaker 2: We drop among to send a message in the blood.

13:22 Speaker 6: We're doing because we let the kingdom come the son.

13:25 Speaker 1: A lesson never be.

13:26 Speaker 6: One so coy, so.

13:48 Speaker 1: Just the same a ponem called aple.

14:01 Speaker 2: What any common is giving on a ten difference between long.

14:05 Speaker 1: I'm screaming, Oh my god, I can STI through the park.

14:08 Speaker 4: That's the guy.

14:09 Speaker 1: I'm letting the.

14:09 Speaker 2: Ilowly God, you got the stucking on to.

14:13 Speaker 1: Call come let along before come and die.

14:16 Speaker 2: I'm nothing, only want feel like I don't belong.

14:19 Speaker 1: I guess he's just a sinner. I'm gonna come the bar.

14:23 Speaker 4: So that's.

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15:49 Speaker 19: Ss ss.

15:55 Speaker 6: Was.

16:13 Speaker 7: I love it. The band is Temptress and that is

16:16 Speaker 7: called Carly and we've got Temptress here with us alive

16:20 Speaker 7: in studio. No, that is such a great track. That

16:22 Speaker 7: is catchy as hell. I love the hook that everything

16:24 Speaker 7: about that is awesome. Great job guys. We mentioned Sepsis

16:28 Speaker 7: earlier because of Swarmy Fest coming up November fifteenth at

16:31 Speaker 7: Jewel and Sepsis is in the chat room and says

16:34 Speaker 7: love the keyboards synth. I hope to hear this one

16:38 Speaker 7: at Swarmy Fest. Oh you will, It also says screams

16:43 Speaker 7: and the arrangement is on. Ohways, on point. You guys

16:48 Speaker 7: rock absolutely absolutely, so yeah, so how did this come about?

16:54 Speaker 7: You guys working with Sepsis on Swarmy Fest? How did that?

16:58 Speaker 7: How did that?

17:00 Speaker 14: Well? I am personally friends with the guy who owns Jewel.

17:04 Speaker 7: Oh well that helps, it does.

17:06 Speaker 14: So I was just chatting to him and I was like, hey,

17:10 Speaker 14: I think Brian reached out to the guy at Loud.

17:12 Speaker 14: So we're working with Loud Entertainment. Oh yeah, we had

17:14 Speaker 14: we had Loud here last week, the first time we

17:17 Speaker 14: ever have. He's been great.

17:18 Speaker 7: Yeah.

17:19 Speaker 14: I think Brian reached out and he's like, yeah, you

17:21 Speaker 14: got to do this and this and this, and I

17:22 Speaker 14: was like, eh, you know, I'm weary about working with

17:26 Speaker 14: some promoters, so we tend to do it ourselves.

17:28 Speaker 7: Yeah, so we're like, man.

17:29 Speaker 14: So I reached out to the owner and I was like, hey,

17:32 Speaker 14: we're curious about Swarmy looking for bands like we were free,

17:37 Speaker 14: and he's like, all right, cool, so go ahead and

17:39 Speaker 14: reach out to him.

17:39 Speaker 11: I just talked to him.

17:40 Speaker 14: So I did, and he said the same thing to

17:42 Speaker 14: me because apparently we're just, you know, a random band.

17:46 Speaker 14: So I went back to him and I was like, hey,

17:48 Speaker 14: he told me no, and He's like, wait a minute,

17:51 Speaker 14: and then he called to me and he goes, you

17:53 Speaker 14: guys are all set please?

17:54 Speaker 11: Oh oh okay.

17:55 Speaker 14: It was like a big back and forth.

17:57 Speaker 11: But he's been very.

17:58 Speaker 14: Great to work with thus far, and we're excited about Yeah.

18:01 Speaker 7: Yeah, very cool. No, and I think you fit the lineup,

18:04 Speaker 7: you know, like really well, really well. Yeah.

18:07 Speaker 11: Yeah.

18:07 Speaker 14: We're really good friends with the guys in Scarecrow Hill,

18:09 Speaker 14: oh excellently. So we try and get with them as

18:11 Speaker 14: much as we can everywhere.

18:12 Speaker 7: Yeah. We had them on a number of months ago

18:14 Speaker 7: and really good. And there were another band I'd never

18:17 Speaker 7: really listened. I's kind of been aware of them because

18:19 Speaker 7: they've been around a long time, but I never really

18:21 Speaker 7: heard them. And I listen to their music, I was like,

18:22 Speaker 7: oh my god, these guys are amazing. So yeah, looking

18:24 Speaker 7: forward to that too.

18:25 Speaker 14: We have a couple of songs with h Tyler that

18:27 Speaker 14: we could couldn't send you because they don't even bother

18:31 Speaker 14: radio edit.

18:31 Speaker 7: It would have been too much, too much.

18:33 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I think I've got one with them too

18:34 Speaker 11: that I'm pretty sure is in the same boat.

18:36 Speaker 7: Oh okay, gotcha, gotcha. So now, how many songs have

18:41 Speaker 7: you guys recorded? Like in terms of what what you've

18:43 Speaker 7: released because been around a little while, Well, I.

18:46 Speaker 11: Think we have a definitive answer somewhere around sixty seven.

18:50 Speaker 7: More than I thought.

18:51 Speaker 14: Wow, that's that's very low. So I think Jake and

18:55 Speaker 14: I had seventy ish before Temptress even exists. Oh no,

18:59 Speaker 14: kidding that we've pulled from to write Temptress songs.

19:03 Speaker 11: Okay, sixty seven published my apologize.

19:06 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's that's a lot though. No, that's an

19:08 Speaker 7: impressive But is.

19:09 Speaker 14: That your list with your swear songs removed or with

19:12 Speaker 14: o that was before?

19:13 Speaker 11: Okay, that's all of them?

19:14 Speaker 14: Yeah, I'd say probably close to one hundred realistically.

19:17 Speaker 7: Yeah. Oh that's amazing. By the way, Sepsis in the

19:20 Speaker 7: chat room says, Scarecrow Hill, under the Horizon, and Pulsifier

19:23 Speaker 7: are all nominated for Rock Metal Act of the Year.

19:26 Speaker 7: They are the New England Music Awards and they're all

19:28 Speaker 7: playing Swarmy Fest. Yeah, we love under the Horizon and

19:33 Speaker 7: of course, uh Pulsifier we had them on a few

19:36 Speaker 7: weeks ago too. Yeah. Now, this is so much incredible

19:39 Speaker 7: talent around here. Sepsis also says we're so glad that

19:43 Speaker 7: we scored with Temptress. You guys are great, absolutely, Oh,

19:48 Speaker 7: you guys are a great fit.

19:50 Speaker 14: Sorry, it's it's been a hot minute. I believe we

19:53 Speaker 14: played with them at some point, but it's been a

19:56 Speaker 14: long time. So this is going to be a really

19:58 Speaker 14: fun time. Okay, get with everybody, Yeah, absolutely for this.

20:03 Speaker 7: So where does the name come from? Temptres?

20:04 Speaker 2: Like?

20:04 Speaker 20: What?

20:05 Speaker 7: Why?

20:05 Speaker 11: Why?

20:05 Speaker 16: That?

20:07 Speaker 14: So the the story goes, we were five dudes and

20:11 Speaker 14: we thought it'd be really funny because people would assume

20:14 Speaker 14: there's at least one hot girl in the band, but

20:16 Speaker 14: there's not.

20:17 Speaker 7: I'll be completely honest with you. When when when I

20:19 Speaker 7: first saw the name, that's what I assumed.

20:21 Speaker 11: Yeah.

20:21 Speaker 14: Perfect, So that's that's the story. Plus, we really wanted

20:25 Speaker 14: like one solid word, like a power word, right, not

20:30 Speaker 14: like six you know, like the Jimmy Hendrix project, which

20:33 Speaker 14: is fine, but like we we didn't want that, you

20:35 Speaker 14: know what I mean, Like one word? And then we

20:37 Speaker 14: thought that was funny.

20:37 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's cool. Oh so I meant to ask

20:41 Speaker 7: you this coming out of the track, and then I forgot,

20:43 Speaker 7: So what is Carly about? What are those lyrics about?

20:46 Speaker 7: Because I think you guys were talking about it when

20:48 Speaker 7: I had to run out of the room for a second.

20:50 Speaker 7: But what what is the because I couldn't figure it out.

20:52 Speaker 11: It's based on Karly Morgentha from the Captain America series.

20:56 Speaker 11: Oh okay, and just choosing to do what she did. Yeah, yeah, okay,

21:01 Speaker 11: pretty pretty nerdy song through and through.

21:03 Speaker 7: No, that's cool, though, that's cool. How do you decide

21:05 Speaker 7: what to write about? I mean, I would imagine.

21:08 Speaker 11: It's uh, half of it comes from the tracks that

21:13 Speaker 11: Anthony works on sends to me, yeah, and then the

21:15 Speaker 11: other half comes from personal experience what I'm going through

21:17 Speaker 11: at the time. I don't feeling that day.

21:19 Speaker 7: Yep.

21:20 Speaker 11: It could be random, it could be methodical. Sure, it

21:22 Speaker 11: depends on the song.

21:23 Speaker 7: Sure, sure, excellent. Well, do you guys want to play

21:26 Speaker 7: another I'll let you pick again because we got a

21:29 Speaker 7: couple more. We'll save one for the end of our conversation,

21:32 Speaker 7: of course. But you guys want to pick another studio track?

21:35 Speaker 11: Yeah, I think we'll go with five six five.

21:37 Speaker 14: Do the five six five? That one's heavy?

21:38 Speaker 7: Five six five. This one presented an interesting dilemma because

21:42 Speaker 7: I had to play it. This is a this file

21:45 Speaker 7: type is now I'm getting nerdy? What what file type

21:49 Speaker 7: is this? It does play, it will play.

21:51 Speaker 14: But what does it tell It came through it like

21:54 Speaker 14: a wave. Yeah, yeah, it's not.

21:56 Speaker 7: It's weird. It came through. The other tracks all came

21:59 Speaker 7: through his way. This one for some reason. It actually

22:01 Speaker 7: says five file on it and it's and it's not.

22:05 Speaker 7: It doesn't have I can even I can even turn

22:08 Speaker 7: this and show you. That's how it looks on my monitor.

22:11 Speaker 11: I think it took one of the periods from the

22:13 Speaker 11: song title. It might have used it as the extension.

22:15 Speaker 7: It must that makes sense.

22:16 Speaker 14: That makes it got wave at the end. It would

22:18 Speaker 14: probably work.

22:18 Speaker 7: Oh okay, Well the good news is I can play

22:20 Speaker 7: it on here. Okay, because it just looks really weird,

22:23 Speaker 7: but it will it will actually play. So but that

22:26 Speaker 7: that makes sense.

22:27 Speaker 14: That is interesting.

22:28 Speaker 7: Okay. Yeah, well now we know we learned something, all right,

22:30 Speaker 7: So we're gonna hit this track next. This is five

22:33 Speaker 7: six five and the band is temptous. Oh what does

22:35 Speaker 7: that mean? By the way, what's the meaning of the

22:37 Speaker 7: We should talk about the song before I play it?

22:38 Speaker 7: What does that mean?

22:40 Speaker 11: Yeah, it's I have no idea being in between normal,

22:48 Speaker 11: it's being in limbo on the spot. I'm struggling to

22:54 Speaker 11: find the explanation. But it's a take on six sixty six. Oh,

22:59 Speaker 11: but not to the full extent of what it represents.

23:03 Speaker 7: Oh, I gotcha. Okay, okay, between good and yes. No,

23:08 Speaker 7: that makes sense. I like that. Sorry, I'm stalling. I'm

23:11 Speaker 7: trying to remember how I played it and I figured

23:13 Speaker 7: it out. Oh, here we go, here it comes five

23:15 Speaker 7: six five. The band is Temptress.

23:50 Speaker 2: It's been a.

23:53 Speaker 8: Way it's.

24:00 Speaker 2: Gonna be well, we lie. It's been so long they

24:04 Speaker 2: step it's been something.

24:14 Speaker 6: Live sax ye, oh my gott.

24:18 Speaker 10: Jester. I'm not tell their.

24:20 Speaker 6: Wife by sax fine on my gott die.

24:26 Speaker 10: I'm not call it by sax ye got jester.

24:31 Speaker 4: I now tell their wife by sax fine.

24:34 Speaker 10: I'm going do.

24:38 Speaker 6: My gott.

24:39 Speaker 4: It's been so long. It's been a dream and.

24:58 Speaker 2: It's been so long.

25:00 Speaker 1: They were the same, the.

25:03 Speaker 6: Discuss the dogs.

25:08 Speaker 20: Still there's some stuff the wind.

25:17 Speaker 2: Fly sax sine on my bottle do jeckit.

25:20 Speaker 10: Sary not all their wi fi sax fine on my

25:24 Speaker 10: gott die.

25:28 Speaker 20: I called it die lie sax sine my gott jack, sir,

25:34 Speaker 20: I know all their.

25:35 Speaker 4: Y fine sex line on cat don.

25:41 Speaker 6: My gott die.

25:54 Speaker 4: Stet the pant.

26:06 Speaker 10: Shy very like thank God like God not.

26:13 Speaker 20: So no gy bock, why the b how God's they

26:29 Speaker 20: are brow God?

26:34 Speaker 10: Why stacks?

26:35 Speaker 4: Time on the cat it counjack.

26:38 Speaker 10: Third, they tell their Wi fine sacks.

26:41 Speaker 1: Fine, I'm called him down.

26:46 Speaker 20: I'm not calling it gun by sax sign down jas Third,

26:51 Speaker 20: I know, and they tell their white line sax fine,

26:54 Speaker 20: I called it.

26:55 Speaker 4: Coun brother go.

27:12 Speaker 7: Five six five. The band is Temptress, and Temptress is

27:16 Speaker 7: here with us, alive in studio and Jake, is it

27:19 Speaker 7: hard to sing that way without hurting your voice?

27:22 Speaker 11: Or I mean that's why we cater the sets, how

27:25 Speaker 11: we do Yeah, to play to my strengths. Yeah, so

27:28 Speaker 11: it isn't if it's you know, timed, right, I mean,

27:31 Speaker 11: if I'm gonna do that at the end of the set,

27:33 Speaker 11: maybe it's yeah, a little different.

27:35 Speaker 7: But yeah, I'm always impressed with singers who can do that,

27:38 Speaker 7: you know.

27:39 Speaker 11: Yeah. I try not to completely blow it out right,

27:41 Speaker 11: all right?

27:43 Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely absolutely if you are just joining us. We

27:46 Speaker 7: do have Tempters here with us in studio and they

27:48 Speaker 7: are going to be performing at Swarmy Fest coming up

27:51 Speaker 7: November fifteenth at Jewel right here in Manchester. And Matt

27:56 Speaker 7: Connorton Unleashed is one of the official sponsors of the

27:59 Speaker 7: show once again. Is this our third or fourth year

28:02 Speaker 7: in a row? Fourth? Yes, Yeah, the time goes fast,

28:06 Speaker 7: but yeah, so really looking forward to seeing you guys live.

28:11 Speaker 7: Do you play out a lot, like what's the show

28:12 Speaker 7: schedule like currently? Are you playing out a lot of shows?

28:15 Speaker 14: Or we all had kids? Well, Jake and I had

28:19 Speaker 14: kids during COVID, Yeah, that kind of shudder down a

28:22 Speaker 14: little bit. Yeah, just harder because I gotta find places

28:25 Speaker 14: for other people to live for the night. Yeah, so

28:28 Speaker 14: not as often as we want. Now this is probably

28:31 Speaker 14: on the second show of the year.

28:32 Speaker 11: Oh no kidding, Oh wow, We've got a lot going

28:35 Speaker 11: on in the background. But it's it makes it easy

28:37 Speaker 11: when we do have home studios. We can do that

28:39 Speaker 11: and still feel productive even if we're not playing out

28:42 Speaker 11: as much as we want.

28:43 Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely absolutely. I assume in previous bands, you guys

28:46 Speaker 7: probably all played more, right, Yeah, but yeah, you know,

28:50 Speaker 7: yea life gets in the way of that, that's for sure.

28:52 Speaker 7: Plus it's you know, it's expensive now to you know,

28:54 Speaker 7: like a lot of a lot of bands don't even

28:56 Speaker 7: want a tour anymore because it's it's become cosper a

28:59 Speaker 7: bitive to do so. But no, but we're really looking

29:03 Speaker 7: forward to seeing you guys live. Have you made any

29:05 Speaker 7: I didn't have a chance to look. Have you made

29:07 Speaker 7: any music videos for any of these or anything?

29:09 Speaker 11: I wish has one? Yeah, Wish does, okay, Chemical does. No,

29:12 Speaker 11: Chemical does as well. Yep.

29:14 Speaker 14: This might be the only two out of the video

29:15 Speaker 14: for Chemicals, like a like a real video. Oh yeah,

29:18 Speaker 14: the Wish ones like a like a AI lyric video.

29:21 Speaker 7: Oh okay, okay, but we we do have a couple. Okay,

29:24 Speaker 7: but the one for Chemical is a fully produced video.

29:27 Speaker 2: Yep.

29:27 Speaker 7: Oh cool.

29:27 Speaker 11: Wish is not a lyric video. It's my creation of

29:30 Speaker 11: lyric video, very.

29:32 Speaker 14: Clear whatever whatever.

29:38 Speaker 7: So so Chemical is when did that come out? The

29:41 Speaker 7: video for that?

29:42 Speaker 11: It was much later than the song itself?

29:44 Speaker 7: Oh really? Yeah?

29:45 Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean it was during COVID because your brother

29:48 Speaker 14: yelled at us for going to your house.

29:49 Speaker 7: Ah, so did you guys? You guys producer yourselves.

29:53 Speaker 11: Yeah, film the video. We had two videos.

29:56 Speaker 14: Oh what else do we have?

29:57 Speaker 11: We have the live one from Manchester.

29:59 Speaker 14: Oh no, no, the in the store that's part of Chemical.

30:04 Speaker 11: Yeah, there's two different videos.

30:05 Speaker 14: Well, this is like a live version and like the

30:07 Speaker 14: actual version. So our friend Amy, who's one of the

30:12 Speaker 14: Scarecrow Hill group people who does photos. She's amazing to

30:16 Speaker 14: hire her. She filmed half of it. We filmed half

30:19 Speaker 14: of it, and then we kind of collaborated on putting

30:21 Speaker 14: it together.

30:22 Speaker 7: Oh okay, gotcha, gotcha? And then so what's kind of

30:26 Speaker 7: the well, actually the songs that we're hearing, so are

30:29 Speaker 7: they part of an album or are they a part

30:31 Speaker 7: of an EP? Or have you just released singles.

30:33 Speaker 11: Or they're all part of different albums?

30:37 Speaker 14: Okay, yeah, that was on purpose.

30:39 Speaker 11: Okay, that was the kind of showcase a little bit

30:42 Speaker 11: from each But have you.

30:42 Speaker 7: Guys released because there's so many different ways to release

30:45 Speaker 7: music now, you know, you can do an album, you

30:47 Speaker 7: can do an EP, you can do you know some

30:49 Speaker 7: of the guests we have now they just release a

30:51 Speaker 7: series of singles or a series of singles that eventually

30:53 Speaker 7: coalesce into an album or an EP. Like what's kind

30:55 Speaker 7: of been the strategy with you guys? So, because you

30:57 Speaker 7: said these are all from different albums, so do you

30:59 Speaker 7: do you consistently do albums or do you have any

31:02 Speaker 7: that are just singles?

31:03 Speaker 11: Or wish was one of those singles leading up to

31:07 Speaker 11: the album. Oh okay, I know that's pretty popular right now,

31:10 Speaker 11: is multiple singles leading up to an album. Yeah, which

31:13 Speaker 11: does sound like a good idea. But I think wishes

31:16 Speaker 11: we we have three Wish hex and I don't know

31:20 Speaker 11: with Arms Wide.

31:21 Speaker 7: Open, Oh okay, that are full length albums or though

31:23 Speaker 7: those are the single Oh those are the singles. Okay, gotcha.

31:27 Speaker 14: Yeah, we we pay the same amount. This is getting

31:29 Speaker 14: into the business side. We pay the same amount to

31:31 Speaker 14: release a single as an album.

31:33 Speaker 11: Yeah, so I try not to do that.

31:36 Speaker 14: Because if I released thirteen songs, I pay the same

31:39 Speaker 14: amount to put it on Spotify as one, right, right,

31:42 Speaker 14: so it doesn't make as much sense.

31:43 Speaker 7: Yeah, I gotcha, that's true. I hadn't thought of it

31:46 Speaker 7: that way, and thought of it that way. Yeah, there's

31:48 Speaker 7: so many ways to do it now. But is it

31:51 Speaker 7: what when you when you guys do an album, is

31:54 Speaker 7: there a theme to the album? Do you try to

31:57 Speaker 7: do you try to make it a consistent theme because

31:59 Speaker 7: to some artist that's important and to some it's like, well, no,

32:02 Speaker 7: it's a collection of songs, what's the matter?

32:04 Speaker 14: But only for the last two really?

32:06 Speaker 7: Yeah?

32:06 Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean there's there's a loose running theme to

32:09 Speaker 11: each I guess, but the last two have been specifically themed.

32:13 Speaker 7: Oh okay, which is new for me. Really yeah.

32:17 Speaker 15: I haven't a band that right, So based on the team,

32:19 Speaker 15: it's it's pretty cool. It's a good concept.

32:21 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, it's just it's easier for me.

32:24 Speaker 14: I'm I found it easy. So the Time Travelers Continuum

32:29 Speaker 14: the album that we released.

32:31 Speaker 7: That's that's the newest one.

32:33 Speaker 14: No oh, that's that's the one before the newest one. Okay, okay,

32:36 Speaker 14: but that that was like, that was the first one

32:38 Speaker 14: we did when I had like an idea of what

32:40 Speaker 14: I wanted them all to do and to be yeah,

32:43 Speaker 14: ahead of time, okay. And I found it nice. And

32:46 Speaker 14: that that was like thirteen songs okay, and we just kept.

32:48 Speaker 11: Adding to it.

32:49 Speaker 14: It was like it was eight, and it was nine,

32:50 Speaker 14: then it was eleven, and then it was thirteen. I

32:52 Speaker 14: was like, all right, this is it.

32:53 Speaker 11: I mean, there was a nostalgic element there that kind

32:55 Speaker 11: of kept pushing us for more though.

32:56 Speaker 14: There was And that was the first time I'd ever

32:58 Speaker 14: used an eight string and honestly, I love it that

33:00 Speaker 14: album front to back.

33:01 Speaker 7: Oh wow, so good. Oh that's cool.

33:03 Speaker 11: What was the theme legend?

33:07 Speaker 7: Yes, okay, okay, yes, and then what so what's the

33:11 Speaker 7: newest album.

33:12 Speaker 11: The newest album is Mother Mother.

33:14 Speaker 14: Okay, that's a six song EP.

33:16 Speaker 7: Oh, that's an EP Okay, gotcha? And what's the theme with.

33:19 Speaker 14: That resident evil village?

33:21 Speaker 7: Okay, okay? Cool? Yeah, you guys are in the so

33:26 Speaker 7: no one would like unless you're does anyone well, let

33:30 Speaker 7: me ask the question this way, does anyone ever figure out, like,

33:32 Speaker 7: does anyone ever say to you, hey, I listened to

33:36 Speaker 7: this EP or I listened to this album and then

33:39 Speaker 7: they start talking to you like they like they got it,

33:41 Speaker 7: like they they understood the theme.

33:44 Speaker 11: There's been a couple but as.

33:46 Speaker 14: It has it happened, Yeah, not as much as I'd hope.

33:49 Speaker 7: I mean, it's cool if it has. I'm super curious

33:51 Speaker 7: if anyone's ever come up with you and said, yeah,

33:53 Speaker 7: I like that, I like that legend of Zelda.

33:56 Speaker 14: You know, if somebody really looked at it and listened,

34:01 Speaker 14: yeah that was a fan of the game, they would know. Yeah,

34:03 Speaker 14: Like I did that on purpose. We separated it just

34:06 Speaker 14: enough that I wasn't we weren't calling the songs exactly

34:09 Speaker 14: what it was. So like if you didn't know, you're like, oh,

34:12 Speaker 14: here's a zolda, right, but if you looked at it

34:14 Speaker 14: and you were a fan and you listened, you would

34:16 Speaker 14: figure it out.

34:17 Speaker 7: That's pretty cool though. Yeah, so that must be. So

34:20 Speaker 7: if somebody does actually approach you and say, you know,

34:23 Speaker 7: I identifies that they at least have some idea, that

34:25 Speaker 7: must be pretty gratifying, right, because it's like, Wow, they

34:28 Speaker 7: really paid attention, and you know that's validating.

34:32 Speaker 11: It really is. And I mean the writing was coming

34:34 Speaker 11: from a nostalgic perspective of playing through that game and

34:37 Speaker 11: like kind of where my head was at as a child,

34:39 Speaker 11: and so that made it fun. So yeah, added a

34:42 Speaker 11: whole another element.

34:43 Speaker 7: And Zelda's kind of multi generational too, so yeah, so

34:46 Speaker 7: that has a broad appeal. That's really cool. And then

34:48 Speaker 7: so what's kind of the future trajectory, like do you

34:50 Speaker 7: guys have because your musical output already for is pretty

34:54 Speaker 7: broad for a relatively short period of times. I assume

34:57 Speaker 7: you're always writing, right.

34:58 Speaker 11: Oh yeah, we are.

35:00 Speaker 14: You have eleven songs ready for its new no kidding, yeah,

35:03 Speaker 14: no kidding.

35:05 Speaker 11: More than that, yeah, more than have you started recording

35:09 Speaker 11: those yet? Or oh yeah, we're sitting on a lot.

35:12 Speaker 7: Okay, okay, excellent, And Brian, you're gonna be on on

35:15 Speaker 7: these very cool, very cool.

35:18 Speaker 2: Yeah.

35:18 Speaker 20: Yeah.

35:19 Speaker 7: Does that change the sound with a live drummer, like like,

35:23 Speaker 7: is it or does it change your how you guys

35:26 Speaker 7: write these?

35:27 Speaker 11: Are it changes the feel?

35:30 Speaker 7: Yeah?

35:30 Speaker 11: You can.

35:31 Speaker 14: It can because he can interpret. So when I say

35:34 Speaker 14: I do I do everything, I don't actually do it.

35:37 Speaker 14: I make the songs start to finish. The guitar is

35:41 Speaker 14: the bass, the keyboards, what I'm thinking for drums, and

35:44 Speaker 14: I have to put them in there for Jake because

35:46 Speaker 14: it doesn't sound like a song. He has trouble like

35:49 Speaker 14: where it starts, where it ends, So I put them.

35:54 Speaker 14: I put them in there.

35:56 Speaker 7: And for some of these can tell you guys have

35:59 Speaker 7: known each other a lot on time.

36:01 Speaker 11: He just called me stupid, but they'll call me stupid.

36:08 Speaker 14: Some of these whole albums are just Jake and I.

36:11 Speaker 14: There's no live drums at all. Yeah, And that's just

36:15 Speaker 14: what I thought went there. So what I like about

36:17 Speaker 14: having a live drummer and Brian's cool for it is

36:20 Speaker 14: I have them there. But I'll bounce him one with

36:22 Speaker 14: no drums and let him cook. Yeah, but we have

36:25 Speaker 14: the one aside Yeah, so we know what's supposed to

36:29 Speaker 14: be happening, and then we can let him do it

36:30 Speaker 14: and have the conversation and sometimes he feels a section

36:34 Speaker 14: completely different than I, which is great. Yeah, but we

36:37 Speaker 14: have that extra level of conversation piece of what we're doing.

36:40 Speaker 11: Yeah, it's almost nice to have that cookie cutter drum

36:42 Speaker 11: build and then do what I want with it and

36:45 Speaker 11: then hear his take and be able to adjust what

36:47 Speaker 11: I've done to cater to a bit more.

36:49 Speaker 7: Yeah, that makes sense. But it's also a little bit

36:52 Speaker 7: of an unconventional approach. You know, you don't usually hear

36:55 Speaker 7: you know, usually it's you know, the drums are already

36:58 Speaker 7: there when you're or a scratch track of a demo.

37:01 Speaker 7: But but but it's interesting that you're writing lyrics influence

37:05 Speaker 7: somewhat by what he's doing. That's interesting.

37:07 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, definitely one of the many interesting approaches I take.

37:11 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no, that's cool. And then so Anthony, how

37:14 Speaker 7: many like what was your first instrument, because you obviously

37:16 Speaker 7: you play a lot of stuff.

37:18 Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm a I'm a bass player.

37:20 Speaker 7: Okay, is that your first instrument?

37:22 Speaker 11: Yeah?

37:22 Speaker 14: Oh interesting, Yeah, I taught myself playing a lot of

37:26 Speaker 14: chili peppers in high school. My mom was at work

37:29 Speaker 14: really loud because Nobe cared. So that's where it all started.

37:32 Speaker 7: Yeah, oh wow, yeah, and then what was what was

37:35 Speaker 7: your next from there? So you started on bass?

37:37 Speaker 14: And then you think I got a keyboard, like one

37:39 Speaker 14: of those couple hundred dollars ones with all the different noises.

37:41 Speaker 7: Yep, yep.

37:42 Speaker 14: I've always been into Romstein, so that was like I

37:44 Speaker 14: had to go there next. Yeah, and keyboard stuff. Yeah,

37:47 Speaker 14: and then I got a guitar because you can complete bass,

37:49 Speaker 14: you can kind of play guitar. Yeah, So a lot

37:51 Speaker 14: of this sounds like Romstein because like I'm not I'm

37:53 Speaker 14: not a Damien shout out. I'm not like a guitar

37:57 Speaker 14: virtual OsO. Yeah, I'm playing power chords and sure, but

38:01 Speaker 14: like if you can do one, you can do the other.

38:03 Speaker 14: And that's kind of where I'm at with it.

38:05 Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, interesting, you make it work.

38:08 Speaker 1: I do.

38:09 Speaker 7: Yeah. So so every all that as you and then

38:13 Speaker 7: all the vocal and then Jake, are you the only

38:15 Speaker 7: like are all the vocals you? Or do you? Does

38:17 Speaker 7: anyone else sing back up? Or just maybe that's all you? Okay, excellent, excellent.

38:21 Speaker 14: I'd like to do it, but I'm not as good

38:22 Speaker 14: as I should be.

38:23 Speaker 11: Okay, I mean you can stay toned up. It's okay.

38:27 Speaker 14: It's one of those deals. That's fine.

38:30 Speaker 7: Oh my goodness. So the so the eleven songs, like

38:33 Speaker 7: have you started recording them yet?

38:35 Speaker 14: Or where where we do it ourselves? I generally, but

38:40 Speaker 14: there's only two versions, Like we make a demo which

38:44 Speaker 14: is honestly radio quality, yeah, and then I do a

38:46 Speaker 14: mastered version with everyone's final takes and mixes and levels.

38:50 Speaker 7: And so you do you do the mastering too. Wow,

38:53 Speaker 7: you guys really do do it all. Wow.

38:55 Speaker 14: I hate paying people for stuff I can do myself.

38:58 Speaker 6: Yeah.

38:58 Speaker 14: That's in every facet of my life.

39:00 Speaker 7: Yep, yep.

39:01 Speaker 11: And if it's, uh, you know, something that we can

39:03 Speaker 11: put under our belt used down the road, it makes

39:05 Speaker 11: it that much more valuable to do it ourselves and

39:07 Speaker 11: learn that one hundred Yeah. I mean it's a time

39:09 Speaker 11: sink for sure, but it's worth it at the end

39:11 Speaker 11: of the day.

39:11 Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, one hundred percent. No, that's great, that's great.

39:15 Speaker 7: And then you you probably don't know right at this point,

39:18 Speaker 7: like any kind of an eta on when the next album.

39:22 Speaker 14: I mean it's I'll say I've got vocals on three okay.

39:27 Speaker 14: So yeah, and uh chemical we wrote entirely in one day. Yeah,

39:34 Speaker 14: so that's not saying it's not going to be done

39:36 Speaker 14: next week.

39:37 Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean it really the mood could hit me

39:39 Speaker 11: and I could, you know, go in and knock out

39:42 Speaker 11: three more songs today.

39:43 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

39:44 Speaker 15: I've worked on a couple of the songs already drum wise, okay,

39:48 Speaker 15: And I'm always switching up my ideas every time I

39:51 Speaker 15: go back and listen to a drummer's track.

39:53 Speaker 7: Yeah.

39:53 Speaker 3: Yeah, but based on what you said earlier, we go

39:56 Speaker 3: on what his idea is, and then I'll build.

39:59 Speaker 11: Off of that.

40:00 Speaker 7: Okay. Yeah, so probably some sometime in twenty six, I

40:03 Speaker 7: would assume the new one, probably early twenty five, early

40:06 Speaker 7: twenty six.

40:07 Speaker 14: Yeah, we're doing the show in November. We have our

40:09 Speaker 14: own show in December. Oh, we're doing that jewel as well.

40:12 Speaker 7: Oh, tell us about that.

40:14 Speaker 14: So we're gonna do the back room. I wanted to

40:15 Speaker 14: be more of like a I don't know, I keep

40:19 Speaker 14: having this show in my head, is h. People didn't

40:22 Speaker 14: know it was nine Inch Nails, but I think it

40:23 Speaker 14: was like six or seven where they just sent like

40:26 Speaker 14: flyers to certain people, yeah, and no one knew what

40:29 Speaker 14: it was, and a bunch of people showed up in

40:30 Speaker 14: a really wild warehouse in the middle of Manhattan somewhere.

40:33 Speaker 7: I remember hearing about this.

40:34 Speaker 14: Yeah, that's people are gonna know. But like right, like

40:38 Speaker 14: someone comes out and starts berating everybody in the crowd.

40:40 Speaker 14: You don't even know why you're here? Why are you here?

40:42 Speaker 14: We could we could be robbing murdering you. And then

40:45 Speaker 14: uh nine Nails starts playing. Yeah, so like I want

40:49 Speaker 14: that like industrial, tiny, loud club vibes.

40:54 Speaker 7: Shoot it for that.

40:54 Speaker 14: So it's right now, it's us in Scarecrow. I'm trying

40:56 Speaker 14: to find a couple other bands. Okay, okay, that's the

40:59 Speaker 14: twelfth of December.

41:00 Speaker 7: Okay, I love the concept. Yeah, so we're we're.

41:02 Speaker 14: Doing those so I'm probably thinking early twenty six.

41:05 Speaker 7: Okay, okay, extremely cool. Well, the time goes quickly. I

41:09 Speaker 7: want to make sure we have time to get the

41:11 Speaker 7: get the last track on, because Chemical is one we

41:12 Speaker 7: didn't play yet, right right, right, So before we start

41:15 Speaker 7: to wind up, though, I want to make sure so

41:18 Speaker 7: everybody knows exactly Well, first of all, we want to

41:21 Speaker 7: remind people about November fifteenth, Swarmy Fest. Where should people

41:25 Speaker 7: go online to find out? Well, to keep up with

41:28 Speaker 7: everything that you guys are doing, not just Swarmy Fest,

41:30 Speaker 7: but if they just want to get your music and

41:32 Speaker 7: follow your follow everything that you do.

41:35 Speaker 14: It's on every streaming platform available.

41:37 Speaker 7: Okay, that's easy.

41:39 Speaker 11: Social media handle Temptress official.

41:42 Speaker 7: Temptriss Official, okay.

41:43 Speaker 14: Facebook, Instagram, porn Hub, We're all over the place, Pornhub.

41:46 Speaker 7: All right.

41:46 Speaker 14: Well, I'm not going to go there, but okay, he's

41:50 Speaker 14: not kidding.

41:52 Speaker 7: I did not know that.

41:55 Speaker 14: I want the music everywhere possible people can find it.

41:59 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, outstanding. All right, Well, we're going to close

42:03 Speaker 7: out with Chemical in just some moments. So what should

42:05 Speaker 7: we know about this before we hear it?

42:07 Speaker 11: It's about toxic relationships?

42:09 Speaker 7: Okay, Okay. I remember listening to the lyrics and kind

42:12 Speaker 7: of thinking it's it's sort of relatable, like it's something

42:15 Speaker 7: that probably everybody can can relate to at some point

42:17 Speaker 7: or another.

42:18 Speaker 11: Yeah, going further, but it's I mean, at the end

42:20 Speaker 11: of the day, that's right, right, A good explanation, right,

42:24 Speaker 11: very good. So we're going to close out with this

42:27 Speaker 11: track with these guys. Check this out, and then after

42:29 Speaker 11: that Jenny and I are going to come back and

42:31 Speaker 11: wrap up. Got a couple things to tell you about.

42:33 Speaker 11: But guys, thank you again so much. It's wonderful to

42:35 Speaker 11: meet all three of you, and I love your sound

42:37 Speaker 11: and we'll definitely do this in the future and really

42:39 Speaker 11: looking forward to seeing you on November fifteenth. Thank you.

42:41 Speaker 7: That's gonna be amazing. Absolutely, But check this out. This

42:44 Speaker 7: is Temptress and the track is chemical.

42:48 Speaker 6: Come CHIMMI come, it's chimming.

42:55 Speaker 2: Come, it's chimming.

42:58 Speaker 13: Come brought man say you can go over quin.

43:06 Speaker 5: The SATs a most small than waken that's nowhere.

43:14 Speaker 10: At all from my friend.

43:19 Speaker 18: To make clear that this will be the body start

43:29 Speaker 18: in New York time.

43:32 Speaker 16: Jesus any meaning miney money, miney mo cat to line

43:41 Speaker 16: him by the three can't go, rune him by the poor.

43:44 Speaker 16: If they hall, don't let go, if they hard, don't

43:47 Speaker 16: let go ow gos wire.

43:49 Speaker 10: Oh you.

43:52 Speaker 19: It's comic.

43:55 Speaker 1: S this book.

44:04 Speaker 19: It's Kevin. It's Kevin. No mot.

44:16 Speaker 10: You Broughton man, take and go over clan.

44:22 Speaker 5: There's SATs almost small and weakening.

44:27 Speaker 4: That that's Colno.

44:31 Speaker 10: From my friend.

44:36 Speaker 11: Coming clear that this will.

44:38 Speaker 18: Be the honey to let us Colt to say, meaning.

44:55 Speaker 16: Miney morning, baby, money, murder, get a lie about the

44:58 Speaker 16: third day, to lie by the boy.

45:00 Speaker 1: If the hokun don't let go, if they honk, don't

45:03 Speaker 1: let go? How goes? Why oh you?

45:08 Speaker 19: It's killing?

45:09 Speaker 10: Come this boy and.

45:21 Speaker 19: It's killing.

45:22 Speaker 6: Come. Let's call it comes all.

46:02 Speaker 19: Its comic book nexs comic.

46:18 Speaker 6: Let's comics.

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51:23 Speaker 17: Your daily mail hatred reading through from the village that

51:28 Speaker 17: you have.

51:29 Speaker 19: I ain't got no silver spoon but a man of

51:32 Speaker 19: my whole.

51:33 Speaker 22: I've been thinking on my feet since I left home,

51:37 Speaker 22: but with your two point more attitude driving me in,

51:41 Speaker 22: save my word's fail.

51:44 Speaker 6: You use your old brand, but.

51:47 Speaker 20: You are not a young man.

51:49 Speaker 6: I can't believe you're saying.

51:51 Speaker 21: The twisting generation in this landage so green.

51:55 Speaker 2: But you're a tick tick tick tick tick.

51:57 Speaker 6: Wouldn't give it is.

52:00 Speaker 18: I give you every chance, but you keep up sliding

52:03 Speaker 18: in the changes to the city.

52:06 Speaker 2: Must kill up.

52:07 Speaker 6: It's a pillbird, or Mama don't kill you. That's my

52:12 Speaker 6: sister with.

52:17 Speaker 22: I'll watch you sneak up and don't face there like

52:20 Speaker 22: a man, and I'll put this into words.

52:23 Speaker 2: That even you will understand.

52:26 Speaker 22: As long as you get you home with you will

52:28 Speaker 22: stay here till the air one word for me.

52:32 Speaker 1: It's the end for you, my famp.

52:34 Speaker 3: But you're tick tic tic.

52:37 Speaker 2: Do give it in.

52:39 Speaker 6: I give you every chance, but you keep up sliding in.

52:43 Speaker 13: The changes to the city might clear.

52:46 Speaker 4: It's a hellbird.

52:47 Speaker 13: If my mama don't kill.

52:49 Speaker 6: You, send me my sister with.

53:31 Speaker 17: Likeness that you grow.

53:33 Speaker 6: Up after people that you hate.

53:36 Speaker 21: Every one you picture is an enemy.

53:39 Speaker 6: Of the stakes. I think that you might right if

53:42 Speaker 6: the children were your room, but you can.

53:45 Speaker 2: Hide and ride the rails up the seats that you

53:48 Speaker 2: have sofa.

53:49 Speaker 22: You'll have chick tick tick tick tick with Luke giving

53:52 Speaker 22: in and I give you every chance, but you keep

53:56 Speaker 22: up siding in.

53:58 Speaker 2: The changes to the city must be up.

54:01 Speaker 6: It's all my mama.

54:03 Speaker 13: Don't kill you then, my sister.

54:14 Speaker 9: You are listening to Matt Connorton Unleashed on WMNH.

54:19 Speaker 1: Nwenty five point three.

54:28 Speaker 7: Welcome back everybody. This is Matt Connorton Unleashed and we

54:32 Speaker 7: are live from the studios of wm NH ninety five

54:35 Speaker 7: point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire for a

54:37 Speaker 7: few more minutes here on this Saturday. If you are

54:41 Speaker 7: listening live Saturday, September twenty seven, twenty twenty five, and

54:45 Speaker 7: I'd say it's another another show in the books. Thank

54:48 Speaker 7: you again. Of course the guys from Temptress who just

54:51 Speaker 7: joined us and really love their sound. Can't wait to

54:54 Speaker 7: see them at Swarmy Fest on November fifteenth, and of

54:57 Speaker 7: course in the first hour today if you missed it,

54:59 Speaker 7: make sure you go back and check it out. Jam

55:01 Speaker 7: Tomorrow was here. They performed live and shared some new tracks,

55:05 Speaker 7: some new studio tracks which are just fantastic, and we

55:08 Speaker 7: got a couple of American radio premieres in as well,

55:11 Speaker 7: from Pacific A's and Naked Without It. If you are

55:16 Speaker 7: wondering the Falls, that band was supposed to be with

55:19 Speaker 7: us during the second hour, but something happened, no fault

55:23 Speaker 7: of anyone, they just one of the guys had an

55:26 Speaker 7: emergency situation, so we will rebook them, so if you're wondering.

55:29 Speaker 7: And also, I did hear from our friend Gary Smith

55:32 Speaker 7: who messaged me so he was originally supposed to come

55:34 Speaker 7: in today as well, but he's now playing bass for

55:37 Speaker 7: the band Roots of Creation.

55:39 Speaker 4: So.

55:41 Speaker 7: He's been great.

55:42 Speaker 13: Proud of you, happy Happy, Yeah.

55:44 Speaker 7: We're very proud of you. Gary. You deserve it. You're

55:45 Speaker 7: enormously talented and a great guy. And I always say

55:48 Speaker 7: Gary the busiest musician I know. Literally, I don't say

55:51 Speaker 7: that hyperbolically. Gary is the busiest musician that I know.

55:54 Speaker 7: But no, we love to see good people have great success,

55:58 Speaker 7: and so congratulations Gary, if you are still listening, and uh,

56:02 Speaker 7: and you know we missed having you here today, but uh,

56:05 Speaker 7: hey man, you're doing great, so good job. And I'm

56:08 Speaker 7: sure we'll have him on the show soon. Uh, let's see,

56:11 Speaker 7: we got a couple of minutes left. Jenny, you want

56:13 Speaker 7: to plug anything, yeah.

56:14 Speaker 12: Absolutely, go check out my website at Jencoffee dot com

56:18 Speaker 12: j E N N C O F f U I

56:20 Speaker 12: dot com. There will be some new stuff going up,

56:22 Speaker 12: and there is a big announcement coming, but you got

56:25 Speaker 12: to wait a couple of weeks.

56:27 Speaker 7: All right, Yes, there's a very big announcement coming, but

56:30 Speaker 7: you get a week. But you got to wait a

56:31 Speaker 7: couple of weeks. A couple of weeks. Also, if you

56:33 Speaker 7: want to keep up with everything I'm doing, my website

56:35 Speaker 7: is Mattconnorton dot com. If you'd like to book a

56:39 Speaker 7: hypnotherapy session with me, Uh I can? I can?

56:42 Speaker 16: You know?

56:42 Speaker 7: People say I have a I think I have a

56:44 Speaker 7: good radio voice, not a great radio voice, but good enough.

56:46 Speaker 7: But but I have a very good I have a

56:49 Speaker 7: very good hypnosis voice, and I can help you to

56:51 Speaker 7: feel very deeply relaxed, very very calm, very relaxed, and

56:54 Speaker 7: open to all of the powerful and hypnotic suggestions I'm

56:57 Speaker 7: going to give to you. So anyway, so if you

56:58 Speaker 7: need to quit smoking or anything, be bringing me chocolate.

57:01 Speaker 7: Oh I'm the hypnotist, not you what do you do

57:05 Speaker 7: that doesn't work?

57:05 Speaker 14: Doesn't work?

57:06 Speaker 7: That doesn't work?

57:07 Speaker 14: Do I get you to bring me chocolate?

57:09 Speaker 7: You know, you just have to tell me that's true.

57:12 Speaker 7: So he does. But if you'd like to learn more

57:16 Speaker 7: about hypnotherapy and how I can help you, of course

57:18 Speaker 7: you can contact me right through the website Matt connorton

57:21 Speaker 7: dot com. And of course you can find all the

57:23 Speaker 7: information about all the various shows I'm involved in. This show.

57:26 Speaker 7: Not only do we do the show here live every

57:28 Speaker 7: Saturday morning at WM and H ninety five point three FM,

57:31 Speaker 7: but we also have the podcast version of the show

57:34 Speaker 7: where we have some do some segments and discussions that

57:37 Speaker 7: maybe don't quite fit the format here that we do

57:39 Speaker 7: on the radio. The podcast version is completely separate from

57:42 Speaker 7: WM and H, but you can find that as well.

57:44 Speaker 7: Go to my website, follow me on social media, as

57:46 Speaker 7: well as a couple other podcasts, Hanging Left and Tough

57:50 Speaker 7: Tom Wrestling.

57:51 Speaker 12: If you happen to be a wrestling fan, which we are,

57:53 Speaker 12: that's right, So that's with your friend Eric, Yes, yes,

57:57 Speaker 12: let's talk about the latest going on in the wrestling.

57:59 Speaker 7: Or this weekend because Eric is recovering from surgery. But Eric,

58:04 Speaker 7: if you hear this. We wish you well, speedy recovery.

58:07 Speaker 7: I'm supposed to try to rope Charles Richardson in for

58:11 Speaker 7: a podcast, that's who Eric recommended filling for, but I

58:14 Speaker 7: it's it's been a very busy week, so I haven't

58:18 Speaker 7: had a chance to reach out to Charles, but but

58:20 Speaker 7: I will. I will do that, I promise.

58:22 Speaker 12: Totally, and don't forget. If you want to be on

58:25 Speaker 12: Matt Unleashed, reach out to me and I will be

58:28 Speaker 12: happy to get you scheduled. We are actually almost full

58:31 Speaker 12: for the rest of the year, so reach out to

58:35 Speaker 12: me if you're wanting one of those last guest spots

58:37 Speaker 12: for the year.

58:38 Speaker 7: Yes, yes, uh, yep. That is filling up fast, So

58:44 Speaker 7: we will begin to wrap up. If you miss any

58:46 Speaker 7: part of today's show, it will be up in just

58:48 Speaker 7: a little bit at wmnhradio dot org and in my

58:52 Speaker 7: website Matt Connorton dot com. And we'll leave you with

58:56 Speaker 7: a little bit of Rivia, another one of these great

58:58 Speaker 7: bands that we got from the UK and we love

59:00 Speaker 7: to support them. This is such a great single. This

59:02 Speaker 7: is currently right now. You're starting to hear this on

59:05 Speaker 7: American radio stations, and we were the first American radio

59:08 Speaker 7: station here at W and H to play this track,

59:11 Speaker 7: So this is called Piece of View. The band is

59:12 Speaker 7: Rivia to close out this week's Matt Connorton Unleashed and

59:15 Speaker 7: we'll talk to you a little bit later. Bye everybody,

59:17 Speaker 7: Bye bye.

59:20 Speaker 6: Do you want to nothing to do that?

59:22 Speaker 4: I don't want to be like you.

59:25 Speaker 23: I recognizable. Welcome to person. Listen said it no better,

59:36 Speaker 23: probably cute chound, no.

59:42 Speaker 6: Chill, no way, chill

59:50 Speaker 4: Daddy logg