Silent Season | Matt Connarton Unleashed

0:00 Speaker 1: The band is a Silent Season, and we have Silent

0:03 Speaker 1: Season here with us in studio. We're gonna talk with

0:05 Speaker 1: these guys in just a moment. But welcome everybody. You

0:07 Speaker 1: have entered our number two Newmarrow dose of Matt Connorton

0:10 Speaker 1: Unleashed and we are live from the studios of w

0:13 Speaker 1: m NH ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester,

0:17 Speaker 1: New Hampshire. Today is a Saturday, August thirtieth, twenty twenty five.

0:22 Speaker 1: Jennius here of course at the news table, there is

0:24 Speaker 1: accounted for and we've got the guys from Silent Season.

0:27 Speaker 1: Let me get these mics on here. Yeah, that is

0:29 Speaker 1: really good. That is really good.

0:31 Speaker 2: Welcome guys.

0:32 Speaker 3: Hey, Hi, how's everyone doing?

0:34 Speaker 2: Good? Good? So what I think we should do?

0:37 Speaker 1: Let's uh, because all five of you are here, let's

0:39 Speaker 1: start in the corner and I'm gonna have you.

0:42 Speaker 2: Each introduce yourselves to us.

0:43 Speaker 1: Who you are, what you do in the band, and

0:45 Speaker 1: anything else you want us to know, but mainly who

0:47 Speaker 1: you are and what you do in the band.

0:49 Speaker 2: We'll start over here.

0:50 Speaker 4: I am Jeremy and I'm the vocalist.

0:52 Speaker 2: Welcome Jeremy, thank you.

0:54 Speaker 5: I am Brendan I play guitar.

0:56 Speaker 2: Welcome Brendan, right, Brendan or Brandon Brendan, Brendan Okay, Yeah,

1:00 Speaker 2: I'm Enzo and I do lead au car Enzo. Welcome.

1:04 Speaker 6: I'm David and I played drums slash business magician.

1:08 Speaker 2: Oh, business magician. I like that. All right. Welcome David,

1:11 Speaker 2: Thank you and you sir.

1:12 Speaker 7: And I'm Joe and I pray to bees.

1:14 Speaker 2: All right, welcome Joe. So yeah, and I'm glad that

1:17 Speaker 2: you're all here.

1:18 Speaker 1: You know, sometimes not everyone we have a five fece span,

1:20 Speaker 1: there's usually at least one person who doesn't make it right.

1:22 Speaker 2: So it's cool you're all here.

1:23 Speaker 1: Uh so, uh, we should let's start with this because

1:27 Speaker 1: it was just announced. So you're now the co headliners

1:30 Speaker 1: on Swarmyfest right with Sepsis.

1:32 Speaker 2: Yeah, coming up in November. That's pretty cool.

1:33 Speaker 6: Yes, very excited about that. We can't wait to play

1:36 Speaker 6: that show on November fifteenth. And we've been friends with

1:39 Speaker 6: Stepsist for a while and it's uh, it's exciting to

1:42 Speaker 6: finally be able to play with those guys up here

1:44 Speaker 6: and gals in Manchester.

1:46 Speaker 2: Yeah, at at Jewel November fifteenth. And so how did that?

1:50 Speaker 2: How did that come about how did that was that?

1:52 Speaker 1: You're the you're the business magician, right, yes, so did

1:55 Speaker 1: are you the one who made that happen or how

1:57 Speaker 1: did that come about?

1:58 Speaker 6: It was actually a great question, Mattie. It's a collaborative

2:00 Speaker 6: effort between Joe and I. Joe knows the promoter and

2:05 Speaker 6: most of the folks in Sepsis, so we got together.

2:09 Speaker 6: We had a good conversation with Will in their team

2:13 Speaker 6: and also the promoter Allowed Entertainment and they said, hey,

2:16 Speaker 6: let's let's do something. We want you guys to play

2:18 Speaker 6: the show. It's been a while and we're going to

2:21 Speaker 6: rock it and it's just history from there. So we're

2:24 Speaker 6: ready to go and we hope to see everyone at

2:26 Speaker 6: that show. It's going to be great.

2:28 Speaker 2: The rhythm section makes it happen, right, it's right right, Joe.

2:32 Speaker 1: I'm a bass player, so I you know, so I

2:36 Speaker 1: appreciate you. So you guys have been this band, Silent

2:40 Speaker 1: Season has been around since what two thousand and eight?

2:42 Speaker 4: Is that corrects and eight?

2:43 Speaker 1: Okay okay, I was commenting off air, you know how

2:47 Speaker 1: impressive that is to me because it's not you know,

2:49 Speaker 1: you don't see a ton of longevity in the in

2:52 Speaker 1: the music business. But I assume the lineup has changed

2:55 Speaker 1: over the years, right, somewhat right a few time?

2:58 Speaker 8: Who are so?

2:58 Speaker 1: Who are the original members? You guys have been here

3:01 Speaker 1: since the beginning? Yeah, and then uh and then everyone else,

3:04 Speaker 1: So everyone else has changed? So what So I'm curious,

3:06 Speaker 1: So what is it that because a lot of times

3:11 Speaker 1: when there's lineup changes, especially over the course of so

3:14 Speaker 1: I'm not good at math.

3:16 Speaker 2: What is that? How many years?

3:18 Speaker 6: Almost a lot of years?

3:20 Speaker 7: Yeah?

3:20 Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, what is it that's driven you to

3:25 Speaker 1: keep this thing going?

3:26 Speaker 4: Like?

3:26 Speaker 1: How do you how do you keep or maybe you've

3:28 Speaker 1: taken breaks along the way with the band? I don't know,

3:30 Speaker 1: But but what is it that keeps Silent Season going

3:32 Speaker 1: after all this time?

3:33 Speaker 9: I think it's the music. I think it's the fans

3:37 Speaker 9: who have supported us over the years. Yeah, I think

3:40 Speaker 9: it's the drive. You know, if you have all of

3:44 Speaker 9: those ingredients, I think it just leads to, you know,

3:47 Speaker 9: wanting to continue no matter what happens.

3:49 Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so fun.

3:51 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, So I'm curious between the two of you,

3:55 Speaker 1: Jeremy and Brendan.

3:56 Speaker 2: Yes, I'm assume. I assume.

4:00 Speaker 1: I mean, has there ever been when you've got to

4:02 Speaker 1: change members because you know, I've been in a lot

4:05 Speaker 1: of bands, and I know people come and people go.

4:06 Speaker 1: I was in a band a long time ago called

4:08 Speaker 1: My Life Crisis, and I was the only like there

4:11 Speaker 1: were so many changes over the years, but I was

4:12 Speaker 1: the only original member. I was the only one who

4:15 Speaker 1: was in every single lineup of that band. And it

4:17 Speaker 1: was hard, you know, always keeping it going. You know

4:20 Speaker 1: people you know, Sepsis has gone through that too. You know,

4:23 Speaker 1: they've had a lot of jeez, Jenny, do you remember

4:25 Speaker 1: that that night that you were online and you saw

4:27 Speaker 1: like they've lost Will and Melissa, like like everybody left

4:33 Speaker 1: and they had to replace everybody, like when one fell,

4:36 Speaker 1: Swoop ended up work it did.

4:39 Speaker 2: It all worked out. But but but that's one of

4:42 Speaker 2: the challenges, right with the band's change.

4:44 Speaker 10: And now you look at modern like these days, everybody's

4:46 Speaker 10: suing everybody else.

4:48 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah.

4:49 Speaker 10: When you look at like old school rockers, right, oh yeah,

4:51 Speaker 10: guys we all grew up with and like.

4:53 Speaker 2: Now they're all sewing each other.

4:54 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, it's so great to see people stay together

4:57 Speaker 10: and play and continue the music. Yeah, in a positive way, right.

5:01 Speaker 1: Yeah, But I'm curious between the two of you. At

5:04 Speaker 1: any point, has there ever been a discussion about, I

5:07 Speaker 1: don't know, do we want to keep doing this or

5:09 Speaker 1: or have you guys always been on the same page.

5:11 Speaker 9: Or I mean, I think that for the most part

5:14 Speaker 9: we've been on the same page. There's been, you know,

5:16 Speaker 9: a question of like, you know, uh, if if it

5:21 Speaker 9: is worth doing and I think we always come back

5:24 Speaker 9: to the same answer that it is because we just

5:28 Speaker 9: love what we do. And yeah, I mean, it's just

5:30 Speaker 9: important to us. It's kind of like our baby at

5:32 Speaker 9: the end of the day, you know, right right.

5:34 Speaker 1: Plus you know, you've had some success, you've gotten some

5:37 Speaker 1: some radio play. I was, I was, you know, as

5:39 Speaker 1: I was read about you guys, and it's like, you know,

5:40 Speaker 1: so you build up a name, it's like you don't

5:42 Speaker 1: want to just let all that go, right, just just

5:44 Speaker 1: because you know somebody else to go.

5:46 Speaker 2: Or So, now, so, how long, so Enzo, how long

5:49 Speaker 2: have you been in the band? About two years? Two years? Okay?

5:52 Speaker 2: Are you the new are you the new guy? Are

5:54 Speaker 2: you the newest member. I'm not the newest member. That's

5:56 Speaker 2: actually Joe, Joe's newist. Okay, all right, and then so

6:00 Speaker 2: and David, how long have you been in the band?

6:02 Speaker 6: So I actually I started the band with Jeremy back

6:06 Speaker 6: in two thousand and eight. Oh okay, and then Brendan

6:09 Speaker 6: came along shortly thereafter. And then as as Jeremy mentioned.

6:13 Speaker 1: Oh so you're an original number two. Yeah, okay, so

6:16 Speaker 1: the three of you okay, gotcha?

6:17 Speaker 6: Ok And then you know, some member lineup changes, you know,

6:21 Speaker 6: like every band typically goes through. Yes, we discussed, but

6:24 Speaker 6: then end Zo and Joe came into the fold, and

6:27 Speaker 6: you know, it works out. It's clicking really well, and

6:31 Speaker 6: we're very excited about the future of Silent Season.

6:33 Speaker 2: Yeah. So where does the name come from? The obvious question,

6:37 Speaker 2: because it's a cool name.

6:38 Speaker 6: So I was listening to a breaking Benjamin song. I

6:41 Speaker 6: believe it was called Sign of Season. Okay, but but

6:44 Speaker 6: I said to myself, hey, why don't we say something

6:47 Speaker 6: about Silent Season Because the time we started the band,

6:50 Speaker 6: there were a lot of venues closing, and there were

6:52 Speaker 6: a lot of negative things happening in the music industry

6:55 Speaker 6: with you know, just coming off the whole Napster thing

6:57 Speaker 6: and digital downloading, and there was just a mix of

7:00 Speaker 6: like a lot of crazy things happening. So we said,

7:03 Speaker 6: why do we try to come out with a positive

7:05 Speaker 6: message and you know, just say, hey, how can we

7:09 Speaker 6: overcome this? And especially in the rock genre, like how

7:12 Speaker 6: can we get everything back to a good spot and

7:15 Speaker 6: try to help influence the scene?

7:17 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, now that's cool. I like that.

7:19 Speaker 1: I like that it came from a good you know,

7:21 Speaker 1: a good positive perspective and yeah, I yeah, two thousand

7:27 Speaker 1: and eight, I'm trying to think of, like what was

7:28 Speaker 1: what was happening?

7:29 Speaker 2: So yeah, I guess I was kind of just right

7:31 Speaker 2: after yeah, not too long, right after Napster.

7:33 Speaker 1: And everything, and there was such a transition happening. It's

7:37 Speaker 1: almost in my mind sometimes it's hard to pinpoint because

7:40 Speaker 1: you know, the the music business has gone through so

7:43 Speaker 1: many just you know, in the last you know, twenty years,

7:45 Speaker 1: so many changes, right, it's it's uh, but you know,

7:49 Speaker 1: and not everyone can adapt to it, and you know,

7:53 Speaker 1: being able to adapt is is uh is so important.

7:58 Speaker 1: So when you so so how long like so the

8:01 Speaker 1: three of you guys started it together, and then like

8:04 Speaker 1: did it come together pretty quickly when you all started

8:06 Speaker 1: working together or or did it take a while to

8:09 Speaker 1: get it off the ground.

8:10 Speaker 9: Or yeah, So, I mean Dave and I had been

8:12 Speaker 9: in a previous band together before, so we had chemistry

8:16 Speaker 9: as far as you know, knowing like you know, what

8:18 Speaker 9: musical interest we had and all that kind.

8:20 Speaker 2: Of stuff that always helps.

8:21 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, And then you know, after we had

8:23 Speaker 9: Brendan come in and then another original member and Brendan's

8:28 Speaker 9: brother actually, oh wow, that was our original lineup, and

8:33 Speaker 9: uh yeah no. After that, I mean, we we were recording,

8:36 Speaker 9: we were playing out. I think one of our first

8:38 Speaker 9: shows was with tap Root, which was pretty cool, nice

8:41 Speaker 9: at the time. So yeah, we we just were getting

8:44 Speaker 9: into it real fast. I think we had a couple

8:47 Speaker 9: connections and stuff which made it a little easier. But yeah,

8:51 Speaker 9: it wasn't It wasn't too hard at the time, I

8:53 Speaker 9: don't think.

8:53 Speaker 6: And Matt quick backstory there quickly when we came together.

8:57 Speaker 6: I have to save this on all the interviews. Jeremy

8:59 Speaker 6: and I formulated this band idea at a Wendy's over

9:02 Speaker 6: some fries at Frosty.

9:04 Speaker 1: No kidding, Yeah, yeah, that's where all the great ideas start.

9:07 Speaker 3: That's right.

9:11 Speaker 2: And then so.

9:13 Speaker 1: The uh, the songs that we're hearing today now, these

9:16 Speaker 1: are are these from over a period of time, because

9:18 Speaker 1: you guys have obviously, you know, you've recorded a lot

9:20 Speaker 1: of music. I assume over over all these years. These

9:22 Speaker 1: aren't all from one album, correct or maybe I'm wrong

9:25 Speaker 1: about that.

9:26 Speaker 4: No, They're they're kind of spread out.

9:27 Speaker 2: Spread out. Yeah, yeah, Now one was in Flames. Is

9:30 Speaker 2: that one of the more recent ones? Or is that?

9:31 Speaker 4: Yes? In Flames is are one of our newest ones

9:34 Speaker 4: that we're kind pushing.

9:35 Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, great track, great track, thank you, thank you.

9:37 Speaker 1: Has the process changed over the years as far as

9:39 Speaker 1: writing and recording, and I mean, obviously with different members,

9:42 Speaker 1: I assume it changes somewhat. But what about the overall approach.

9:46 Speaker 9: I think, like you were talking or you were talking

9:48 Speaker 9: about with the music industry, some things end up changing

9:51 Speaker 9: as far as uh, like technology and what you were

9:54 Speaker 9: able to do when we first started versus what we're

9:57 Speaker 9: able to do now.

9:58 Speaker 2: Mm hmmm.

9:59 Speaker 9: Because when we started, you know, we were all just

10:01 Speaker 9: in a basement and we were just writing there and

10:04 Speaker 9: like recording off of this.

10:06 Speaker 4: Awful computer that we had.

10:08 Speaker 9: Yeah, and and or just like a tape or something

10:11 Speaker 9: like that.

10:11 Speaker 4: Yeah, really aging us at this point.

10:13 Speaker 9: But but you know, now we have all this technology

10:18 Speaker 9: and you can just like record anything, you know, at

10:21 Speaker 9: the palm of your hands. You know, Yeah, you have

10:22 Speaker 9: computers that can do professional recordings and stuff like that.

10:25 Speaker 9: So oh yeah, we kind of get ideas, you know,

10:28 Speaker 9: based off of that. We also jammed together. It's kind

10:31 Speaker 9: of a mixture of both at this point. But yeah, yeah,

10:33 Speaker 9: but it's cool because you know, you have all this

10:35 Speaker 9: stuff at your fingertips, and oh yeah, it just makes

10:38 Speaker 9: it a lot easier.

10:39 Speaker 2: It's an amazing time to be alive.

10:40 Speaker 1: Yes, I always say too with the pandemic, which I

10:44 Speaker 1: assume affected you guys because it affected everybody, right, you know,

10:47 Speaker 1: it affected the music industry certainly. You know, it was

10:51 Speaker 1: a terrible experience collectively, but we got to find these

10:54 Speaker 1: silver linings where we can. And one of the silver

10:56 Speaker 1: linings of it is, I think it really and this

10:58 Speaker 1: comes up all the time on the show. I think

11:00 Speaker 1: it really forced people to kind of think of a

11:02 Speaker 1: thing outside the box creatively of you know, well, how can.

11:05 Speaker 2: We continue to make music?

11:06 Speaker 1: And and you know, the technology was already there as

11:10 Speaker 1: far as you know, we already had you know, so

11:11 Speaker 1: for example, if you're recording and you're sending tracks back

11:14 Speaker 1: and forth, we already had things like Google Drive and

11:15 Speaker 1: dropbox and everything. But I think the pandemic kind of

11:18 Speaker 1: forced people, some people who may have been a little

11:21 Speaker 1: bit technophobic and a little bit resistant to using that

11:23 Speaker 1: stuff to really embrace that and and you know, learn

11:27 Speaker 1: you know, what's going on in terms of technology, and

11:30 Speaker 1: how can I use that because you know, if I don't,

11:33 Speaker 1: if I don't learn this stuff, now I'm kind of screwed.

11:38 Speaker 1: I know, I can tell you for myself, just as

11:40 Speaker 1: an aside, I also work as a hypnotherapist, and I'd

11:44 Speaker 1: always been really resistant to doing sessions online until, you know,

11:48 Speaker 1: till that was the only way to do them for

11:51 Speaker 1: a while.

11:51 Speaker 11: You know.

11:51 Speaker 1: So, But but yeah, that's that's one of those few

11:54 Speaker 1: silver linings about the pandemic. I think it kind of

11:56 Speaker 1: forced everyone forward in terms of technology and uh, you know,

12:00 Speaker 1: and a lot of people, a lot of people we've

12:02 Speaker 1: had on the show over the years too, have talked

12:04 Speaker 1: about how you know, they'll say, I didn't think I

12:06 Speaker 1: could you know, I could play, I could write, but

12:08 Speaker 1: I didn't think I could record. I didn't think I

12:10 Speaker 1: could engineer something. But I was forced to learn how

12:14 Speaker 1: to do it. And now I'm really glad I learned

12:15 Speaker 1: how to do it, you know, so knowledge is power.

12:19 Speaker 1: Why don't we play another track? I really I love

12:21 Speaker 1: all of these songs, they're so good. Usually I leave

12:25 Speaker 1: it to the guests. I would like to be with

12:27 Speaker 1: your permission, I'd like to be a little bit selfish

12:29 Speaker 1: and play Hopeless.

12:30 Speaker 2: Okay to do it, because this song.

12:33 Speaker 1: I love this song, and I like all of them,

12:36 Speaker 1: but this one really connected with me. I'm curious if

12:39 Speaker 1: there's a story behind this one, or or anything anything

12:43 Speaker 1: we should know about it before we hear it.

12:44 Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean it was it was kind of written

12:47 Speaker 9: at a time where I was feeling really I mean hopeless.

12:52 Speaker 4: I was not I was not in a good place.

12:55 Speaker 9: I didn't really know like where my life was going

12:57 Speaker 9: and know where you know what what in the future.

13:01 Speaker 4: And and it's.

13:02 Speaker 9: Kind we kind of try to put a positive spin

13:04 Speaker 9: on all of our music and you know, make it

13:07 Speaker 9: so like, you know, telling people they can get out

13:10 Speaker 9: of that, they can they can conquer, you know, whatever

13:12 Speaker 9: they're feeling or you know, all the negative stuff. Yeah,

13:16 Speaker 9: and you know, music is therapy for me in that sense.

13:20 Speaker 9: And that's that's how I got out of my hopeless

13:23 Speaker 9: kind of feeling. Is by you know, writing that with

13:27 Speaker 9: the guys and yeah and yeah, no, that's that's basically

13:30 Speaker 9: what it's about.

13:31 Speaker 1: Well, that's the thing too, about you know, using music

13:33 Speaker 1: and creating art for for therapy, Because not only do

13:37 Speaker 1: I think it's the best therapy, right when you take

13:38 Speaker 1: anything that's bothering you or a trauma or anything and

13:41 Speaker 1: you create something out of it that is art, that's

13:43 Speaker 1: I think the best way to deal with it. But

13:45 Speaker 1: also with music as an example, it also ends up

13:48 Speaker 1: helping other people too, because then they can relate to

13:51 Speaker 1: it and you know, okay, I feel this and that's

13:53 Speaker 1: you know, and then they connect to the song too,

13:55 Speaker 1: So you're you help yourself, but you also help other

13:57 Speaker 1: people too. And you know you've probably had people tell

14:00 Speaker 1: you over the year, is that that's.

14:02 Speaker 9: One of the most rewarding things that you can have

14:04 Speaker 9: a fan tell you is that this song helped me

14:06 Speaker 9: through this time, because I know that, you know, I

14:08 Speaker 9: went through a bunch of times when I was a

14:10 Speaker 9: kid and I listened to songs and they helped me

14:12 Speaker 9: through those.

14:13 Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, Well, let's give this a spend. When was

14:16 Speaker 1: this recorded. Is this one of the newer ones or

14:18 Speaker 1: this is also one of the newer ones.

14:19 Speaker 2: Oh cool cool, I.

14:20 Speaker 1: Thought, so, okay, excellent if you are just joining us,

14:23 Speaker 1: we have Silent Season here with us in studio, and

14:25 Speaker 1: let's listen to this. This track is called Hopeless.

14:54 Speaker 8: A fairly trussure safe behind every single day all the

15:07 Speaker 8: same like.

15:09 Speaker 11: My songs and champs just make me fall for my.

15:26 Speaker 8: Chaps.

15:29 Speaker 12: So I'll say, well glass.

15:37 Speaker 8: And will know sad with s.

15:45 Speaker 12: Glass I'm buried and then no raise, I hide how I.

15:52 Speaker 11: Felt so sad answer I say that I can't break

15:58 Speaker 11: if I should say sure so.

16:04 Speaker 8: That sert so raw. No I's gonna saying you no chancey.

16:21 Speaker 12: S h s say well as.

16:29 Speaker 8: You well know, thank god, it's a listening. I'm not

16:39 Speaker 8: a such with my inshine. I don't know which way

16:47 Speaker 8: is still.

16:47 Speaker 13: For my yes, my shot, make you work.

16:54 Speaker 12: God, you'll feel my god.

17:00 Speaker 8: Watch and atala.

17:03 Speaker 13: Very no chasy let s shaphome sass.

17:21 Speaker 8: And well know.

17:24 Speaker 12: They go been sound whist no chas chan chu, Well.

17:43 Speaker 8: Know they go this been sun home tass.

17:54 Speaker 11: S.

17:55 Speaker 2: I love that that is hopeless.

17:57 Speaker 1: The band is Silent Season, and we've got Silence Season

18:00 Speaker 1: here with us a live in studio. Yeah, that's that's

18:03 Speaker 1: such a great track. I love that chorus. It's very

18:05 Speaker 1: very strong. Whoops, there we go and have all those

18:08 Speaker 1: mics on. It's very uh yeah, this is a great chorus,

18:10 Speaker 1: is very catchy, lyrics are very inspiring. It's funny too

18:13 Speaker 1: because it kind of fools you, right because the song

18:14 Speaker 1: is called hopeless, but it's actually very hopeful.

18:17 Speaker 2: Yeah.

18:18 Speaker 1: So it's a little little twist there. That's that's nice.

18:20 Speaker 1: But no, I like that a lot. Yeah that that

18:23 Speaker 1: came out what last year? Was that what I was reading?

18:26 Speaker 7: Correct? Right?

18:26 Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's been out for a little bit, but yeah,

18:29 Speaker 1: great great track. I also want to mention too, Uh

18:34 Speaker 1: Sheila from paper Jam was she had messaged I think

18:37 Speaker 1: she had messaged. Did she message you that about uh

18:41 Speaker 1: how you guys are one of her favorite bands and

18:43 Speaker 1: she was so thrilled to be able to interview you

18:45 Speaker 1: on her birthday for paper Jam.

18:48 Speaker 2: Yeah so yeah, so congratulations.

18:50 Speaker 6: Right folks up there at paper Jam, we appreciate all

18:52 Speaker 6: their support.

18:53 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. You always send me the best artists.

18:58 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah.

18:59 Speaker 1: We get a lot of guests from them, and uh,

19:02 Speaker 1: you know, every month we always look forward to getting

19:04 Speaker 1: paper Jam in the mail too. It's so cool that,

19:07 Speaker 1: you know, because to that's quite an undertaking in the

19:11 Speaker 1: digital age, you know, to to say Okay, we're gonna

19:13 Speaker 1: put out this magazine, you know what I mean. And

19:17 Speaker 1: I remember when we had them on the show. I asked, uh,

19:20 Speaker 1: I asked Sheila and Tony. I said, did anyone when

19:22 Speaker 1: you started payper jam did anyone try to talk you

19:24 Speaker 1: out of it? Did anyone say, you know, do you

19:27 Speaker 1: really want to you know, in a time when you know,

19:29 Speaker 1: traditional publications have struggled and have been struggling for well

19:32 Speaker 1: probably twenty years, Uh, with the rise of digital media,

19:37 Speaker 1: do you really want to do this? And they said no,

19:39 Speaker 1: No one really tried to. Like everyone was like super

19:41 Speaker 1: supportive and it worked out.

19:44 Speaker 2: So you know, that's great. They're having a lot of

19:45 Speaker 2: success with it.

19:46 Speaker 7: Yeah.

19:46 Speaker 6: Yeah, Joe introduced introduced us to a paper jam. He

19:49 Speaker 6: was very connected to them before. So oh cool for

19:52 Speaker 6: every thankful for that connection as well.

19:53 Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.

19:54 Speaker 10: Being able to hold something in your hands and look

19:57 Speaker 10: at it.

19:57 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, love that. Oh yeah, computer screen to doesn't

20:00 Speaker 2: do it right, right, Yeah, No, it's very very cool,

20:04 Speaker 2: very cool.

20:05 Speaker 1: Have you guys been obviously, you know, we talked about

20:07 Speaker 1: Swarmy Fast coming up in November. Are you guys playing

20:09 Speaker 1: a lot of shows generally? Are you doing a lot

20:11 Speaker 1: of what's the live situation like?

20:14 Speaker 3: Yeah?

20:14 Speaker 6: As of late, we've been playing a lot of great

20:16 Speaker 6: shows over the New England base and area. We just

20:20 Speaker 6: opened up for the Word Alive at Brighton Music Hall

20:23 Speaker 6: a couple of weeks ago. It's amazing. We also jammed

20:26 Speaker 6: with Keith Wallen a breaking Benjamin at the Palladium in Worcester, Okay.

20:30 Speaker 6: That was an amazing show and Lakeview, Lakeview, shout out

20:34 Speaker 6: to those guys. They added us to a couple of

20:36 Speaker 6: their shows and we have more planned coming up. We'll

20:39 Speaker 6: be announcing some of the other shows, you know where

20:41 Speaker 6: We're not going to fall off. We're going to keep

20:44 Speaker 6: going hard. Yeah, And we appreciate everyone coming to these

20:47 Speaker 6: shows and giving us the support. And you know, we

20:50 Speaker 6: like to call the fans our friends. We look at

20:52 Speaker 6: them as our friends, you know, and they're helping us,

20:54 Speaker 6: they're getting the word out their paper, jam and everyone across.

20:58 Speaker 6: So let's keep it going and let's keep the train moving.

21:03 Speaker 1: When you when you play live, do you play songs

21:06 Speaker 1: that span you know, the entire history of the band

21:09 Speaker 1: or how does that work, Because, like we talked about,

21:11 Speaker 1: you guys been around a while, you got a lot

21:14 Speaker 1: of music, right.

21:15 Speaker 5: We try to get the ones that like the singles

21:17 Speaker 5: like Chance was a single from Breaking ben Breaking Breaking

21:21 Speaker 5: Me Down, Breaking Benjamin. Yeah, and then with the couple

21:27 Speaker 5: from the War Within and the definitely the newest ones.

21:30 Speaker 3: We definitely try to fit in there as well.

21:32 Speaker 2: Yeah.

21:33 Speaker 1: Yeah, how many albums do you have as a band?

21:36 Speaker 2: Or or albums and EPs?

21:38 Speaker 9: Or we have one full album, we have one EP,

21:42 Speaker 9: and then we have a bunch of singles.

21:44 Speaker 2: Okay, okay.

21:46 Speaker 6: And you were saying earlier, Matt, about the time of COVID,

21:49 Speaker 6: we really sort of changed our stance, you know, with

21:51 Speaker 6: a lot of bands, like we saw bands like spirit

21:53 Speaker 6: Box and releasing singles. You know, it became a little

21:57 Speaker 6: bit more like get the content out quicker and you know,

22:01 Speaker 6: keep the base engage. So we decided to do more singles.

22:05 Speaker 6: And but we're, you know, we're you know, that's not

22:06 Speaker 6: going to stop us. I should say, we're we're thinking

22:08 Speaker 6: about you know, EPs and you know, get a collection

22:12 Speaker 6: of our art out there, you know, so we're I

22:14 Speaker 6: guess it just really depends on the mood and what's

22:17 Speaker 6: going on out there, because we don't. We also, you know,

22:19 Speaker 6: we want to be able to deliver what the fan,

22:22 Speaker 6: the friends and want from Silent Season.

22:24 Speaker 1: That's another thing that's changed too, is the so many

22:26 Speaker 1: different ways to release music now. You know, when I

22:28 Speaker 1: was growing up, it was, you know, you've got an

22:30 Speaker 1: album and then you've got a series of singles. If

22:33 Speaker 1: you're lucky, you have a series of singles, or maybe

22:35 Speaker 1: only have one. You know, it depends. But now it's

22:37 Speaker 1: like a lot of artists do the inverse of that.

22:39 Speaker 1: They released a series of singles that eventually coalesce into

22:42 Speaker 1: an album or you know, or maybe they put out

22:44 Speaker 1: I forget who it was. Recently we had on the show.

22:47 Speaker 1: There was somebody who, oh is Jesse Rutstein. He's got

22:51 Speaker 1: an EP, but that EP is going to become part

22:55 Speaker 1: of a larger album.

22:56 Speaker 2: You know. It's so there's so many different ways to

22:58 Speaker 2: do it now.

23:00 Speaker 1: But I think the key, as you know you alluded to, David,

23:03 Speaker 1: is because you've got to feed that algorithm, right, you gotta.

23:05 Speaker 2: So, you gotta.

23:07 Speaker 1: Somehow even if you're even if you're only doing albums,

23:10 Speaker 1: because some some artists are stubborn and they will only

23:12 Speaker 1: do albums. But then it's like when you do an

23:14 Speaker 1: album and you release that album, so you've got that

23:16 Speaker 1: one shot to make a big splash, which is very difficult, uh,

23:20 Speaker 1: in the digital age that we live in. So you know,

23:23 Speaker 1: so you got to you gotta figure out ways to

23:25 Speaker 1: stay engaged with your audience so they don't forget about you.

23:28 Speaker 6: You know, social media engagement content. You know, we're being

23:34 Speaker 6: in a band today, it's like, you know, we're we're

23:37 Speaker 6: creating art, but we're also becoming influencers in a way.

23:39 Speaker 1: Yeah right, oh yeah, yeah, I mean that's kind of

23:42 Speaker 1: how I think of it. Everyone's an influencer now and

23:45 Speaker 1: some people don't like that term, but but but I

23:48 Speaker 1: mean it. Yeah, yeah, everyone's an influencer. Everyone's a brand.

23:52 Speaker 1: You got to kind of embrace that, you know, it's

23:54 Speaker 1: it's it's uh, if you want to have a long

23:56 Speaker 1: like I said, you know a lot of bands don't

23:58 Speaker 1: have the kind of longevity you guys have. But if

24:00 Speaker 1: you want to have that longevity, you know, you got

24:01 Speaker 1: to you got to embrace everything that you gotta do

24:04 Speaker 1: to you know, to stay in front of your fans

24:06 Speaker 1: and continue to grow that fan base. And so you

24:09 Speaker 1: guys are you have the right attitude. You're clearly on

24:12 Speaker 1: a on a good path. So that's great. I noticed too,

24:16 Speaker 1: you've had some airplay on Is It Octane?

24:20 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's really cool too.

24:21 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, there will a shout out to those guys.

24:23 Speaker 6: We appreciate their support. And but you know, we we've done, uh,

24:27 Speaker 6: we've done a lot of campaigns. Like you were saying earlier,

24:31 Speaker 6: what radio is again, I draw back to COVID. I

24:34 Speaker 6: mean trying to be creative during a time where we

24:37 Speaker 6: couldn't play out a lot yep, and yeah, we released

24:40 Speaker 6: some music, but it was trying to stay fresh out there?

24:42 Speaker 6: How can we stay fresh? And that was really Radio

24:45 Speaker 6: is a strong medium, you know, as a way to

24:48 Speaker 6: get our music out there, along with social media. So

24:50 Speaker 6: it really worked out well for us in that regards.

24:52 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, one hundred percent. Why don't we play another track?

24:56 Speaker 2: What do you have? Now? This time? I will not

24:57 Speaker 2: be selfish. You guys can pick what what should we

24:59 Speaker 2: play next?

25:00 Speaker 6: And so Joe you want to pick one? Oh yeah,

25:03 Speaker 6: let's do let's do and so and Joe will pick one. Okay, Oh,

25:07 Speaker 6: there's Wounds and Stars I think we went through the

25:09 Speaker 6: stars before wounds and chants.

25:12 Speaker 1: I don't have stars in front of me for some reason. Okay,

25:15 Speaker 1: although I thought I thought you did send that though,

25:16 Speaker 1: but for so oh no, I do see it.

25:17 Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm just wounds in chance.

25:19 Speaker 6: I think those are still.

25:21 Speaker 2: But but I do. I do have stars also. Yeah,

25:23 Speaker 2: I don't know why I don't see.

25:26 Speaker 7: We'll go, We'll go wounds.

25:28 Speaker 2: You want to go with wounds?

25:29 Speaker 7: Okay, the right word. We'll keep keep it going that way,

25:31 Speaker 7: all right.

25:32 Speaker 2: Cool? Anything we should know about this before we play it?

25:35 Speaker 9: There is a story or uh oh yeah, no, I

25:39 Speaker 9: mean I feel like a lot of a lot of

25:42 Speaker 9: stuff around this time was just generally about anxiety and

25:47 Speaker 9: and how to get over it. Also keeping that positive

25:52 Speaker 9: vibe you know, with you know, not just being like

25:55 Speaker 9: you know, poor me or whatever, but like hey, like

25:57 Speaker 9: you know, you do get over this whatever. Yeah, yeah, no,

26:00 Speaker 9: it was kind of along the same lines.

26:02 Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I like it. All right, let's give

26:05 Speaker 1: this a spin. This is Wounds and the band is

26:07 Speaker 1: Silent season.

26:27 Speaker 12: Short load in tarch All the shadow side.

26:36 Speaker 8: Launcher brag.

26:41 Speaker 12: Comusing up chop shd on thankfuls, I Love Class, Snow,

27:10 Speaker 12: Side Suck so.

27:13 Speaker 8: Thankful, Most.

27:24 Speaker 12: Rokehim sound the Sword a part to what is lost

27:29 Speaker 12: of their hearts, sing me.

27:33 Speaker 8: The self he Lost, and side.

27:37 Speaker 12: Feel like comusic Console Love cut so Cat Console a

27:49 Speaker 12: sack care brown line, signe fucking so.

27:58 Speaker 8: Thankful, Most, I'm snow, could you got yo shop shop

28:27 Speaker 8: s s show you shot that junky.

28:32 Speaker 14: Fens stretch back. What's mine? Not things, wants or tides?

28:47 Speaker 12: So I'm.

29:18 Speaker 2: Shoe that is called wounds.

29:28 Speaker 1: The band is a silent season, and we have silent

29:31 Speaker 1: season here with us live in studio. Another great track, Jeremy.

29:35 Speaker 1: Is it hard to sing like that when you gotta

29:36 Speaker 1: switch back and forth between the uh? I mean, does

29:39 Speaker 1: does that would bother your throat?

29:41 Speaker 4: It's very hard.

29:43 Speaker 9: It's it's funny because I've I've been really trying to

29:46 Speaker 9: hone in on both of those aspects lately, trying to

29:51 Speaker 9: you know, coach myself and you know, vocals, but also

29:54 Speaker 9: like not just vocal singing, but but then also like

29:58 Speaker 9: learning the the screams and stuff like that, and trying

30:00 Speaker 9: to get more knowledge about how to do it correctly,

30:04 Speaker 9: because I feel like for a long time I was

30:06 Speaker 9: just kind of just doing whatever I wanted to and

30:09 Speaker 9: not like actually like looking into it and like how

30:11 Speaker 9: you should. Yeah, but yeah, no, it's tricky sometimes, you know,

30:16 Speaker 9: like not as recently because I've been kind of doing

30:19 Speaker 9: a little bit more research into it, but uh, sometimes

30:22 Speaker 9: it was just so hard to like scream and then

30:25 Speaker 9: go back to singing and scream and go back to singing.

30:26 Speaker 9: But right, right, Yeah, it's it's constant, uphill battle. But

30:30 Speaker 9: I think that, uh, it's getting better.

30:33 Speaker 1: Yeah, I've always kind of marveled at singers who can

30:35 Speaker 1: do that and seamlessly go back and forth like that.

30:37 Speaker 2: Yeah.

30:37 Speaker 1: Do you do anything special for your vocal cords, like

30:40 Speaker 1: for you know, some people use lemons, you know.

30:43 Speaker 9: I have two different devices that I've been using as

30:48 Speaker 9: of recently. Ones kind of looks like a whistle. I

30:51 Speaker 9: can't specifically remember what these things are called, except for

30:55 Speaker 9: ones called doctor Vox, And it's like kind of like

30:58 Speaker 9: a water bottle that's like filled and then you like

31:01 Speaker 9: sing into it and it kind of like warms up

31:04 Speaker 9: your vocal cords.

31:05 Speaker 2: Interesting.

31:05 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I feel like those things are are good

31:09 Speaker 9: for when you're you know, about to do like a

31:11 Speaker 9: recording session or something like that. But maybe not necessarily

31:14 Speaker 9: for when you're about to you know, go live on

31:18 Speaker 9: a set or whatever.

31:19 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, now that makes sense. Oh I saw a

31:22 Speaker 1: chat room message too. I want to make sure I

31:25 Speaker 1: read this.

31:26 Speaker 2: Renee Carlisle Abbott says, Hi, daddy love Devin and Riley

31:32 Speaker 2: and Julian.

31:33 Speaker 7: So there you go. Yeah, my beautiful family and my wife.

31:37 Speaker 2: Oh very nice. Now having a supportive family is definitely

31:42 Speaker 2: Uh do they come see you live?

31:45 Speaker 7: Yeah? My orders ten has and my wife had two

31:49 Speaker 7: order ones not yet not yet. Yeah, I don't know

31:51 Speaker 7: if they can handle it.

31:52 Speaker 1: Yeah, the volume of it, yeah, absolutely. So if you

31:56 Speaker 1: are just joining us, we do have silent season here

31:58 Speaker 1: with us live in studio. And what's the in terms

32:03 Speaker 1: of what is a future hold in terms of new music,

32:05 Speaker 1: Like are you guys always working on new music or

32:07 Speaker 1: obviously you've got you know, you're playing shows and you've

32:09 Speaker 1: got swarmy fests coming up, which is a big deal.

32:11 Speaker 1: But are you guys also actively working on new stuff.

32:14 Speaker 9: Or Yeah, the summer has been packed with shows, so

32:18 Speaker 9: I mean between you know, work life and then playing shows,

32:20 Speaker 9: we've done a lot of a lot of that.

32:23 Speaker 2: Yeah.

32:24 Speaker 9: I think that now that things have kind of died

32:27 Speaker 9: down for a minute. We're going to be focusing on

32:29 Speaker 9: putting out new music and or writing new music. Yeah,

32:33 Speaker 9: we have a lot of things that are kind of

32:35 Speaker 9: in the vault right now. Yeah, so it should be

32:38 Speaker 9: easy to work with though.

32:39 Speaker 1: Yeah, good good. And as far as the live shows go,

32:42 Speaker 1: is there anybody in the area. Are there any bands

32:44 Speaker 1: that you've kind of you know, what happens organically? Are

32:46 Speaker 1: there any bands you've kind of teamed up with. I

32:48 Speaker 1: mean Stepsis obviously for swarmy fests, but are there bands

32:51 Speaker 1: that you play a lot of shows with or.

32:56 Speaker 6: We've been involved in the local scene for a while

32:59 Speaker 6: and a lot of bands have come and gone. But

33:01 Speaker 6: I as of recently, we've been playing shows with bands

33:04 Speaker 6: like Red Crown, Chasing the Devil. You know, we know

33:08 Speaker 6: those guys really well. We played a few shows what

33:12 Speaker 6: major moment they're doing their thing and there's just just

33:18 Speaker 6: so many of them. But those have been like really

33:21 Speaker 6: that I mentioned those because I know a lot of

33:23 Speaker 6: the bands so too. I mentioned at the beginning of

33:25 Speaker 6: from New Hampshire, So yeah, I mean, keep an eye out.

33:28 Speaker 6: We may end up doing more with those bands. But

33:31 Speaker 6: you know, we also have been really focused a lot

33:34 Speaker 6: on national shows as of late too, as a strategy

33:37 Speaker 6: good to get back. We were doing that and we

33:39 Speaker 6: toured in the past and we were writing and then

33:42 Speaker 6: we kind of started playing some local shows again. But

33:45 Speaker 6: everything we do we try to do with strategy in mind,

33:47 Speaker 6: you know, as the business grows and we evolve as

33:51 Speaker 6: a band.

33:51 Speaker 2: Yeah.

33:52 Speaker 1: Who are some of the I'm curious about national acts

33:54 Speaker 1: that you guys have played with?

33:55 Speaker 6: Yeah, so over the years we've played with bands like

33:59 Speaker 6: Blackfield Brides at the Palladiums, Falling and Reverse. We we

34:02 Speaker 6: played with them when rag Key was getting out of

34:06 Speaker 6: his thing and getting back on the road. We've also

34:10 Speaker 6: played with seven seven Yeah, we toured with seven Dusts

34:15 Speaker 6: ten years in Gemini Syndrome, a few bands that mentioned

34:19 Speaker 6: twelve Foot Ninja. I got to throw those guys out

34:21 Speaker 6: too from Australia. Amazing, amazing band. But yeah, just just

34:26 Speaker 6: a slew of nationals over the years and we want

34:29 Speaker 6: to keep that, keep that ball rolling.

34:31 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no doubt, no doubt. You said you'd gone

34:34 Speaker 2: out on tour.

34:35 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, we did a few a couple of weeks

34:37 Speaker 6: with Seven Dusts and Gemini Syndrome was on that, and

34:41 Speaker 6: then we did another tour with ten Years and twelve

34:43 Speaker 6: foot Ninja okay, and other offers came in.

34:47 Speaker 8: Uh.

34:47 Speaker 6: It just it's hard because it's all you know, it's

34:50 Speaker 6: it's a business. It's a big investment and uh, you know,

34:54 Speaker 6: but we're very thankful for those tours and Seven Dusts

34:57 Speaker 6: was just amazing. You know, they were very well. They

35:00 Speaker 6: treated us as family yea, and will forever be grateful

35:03 Speaker 6: for that. And we always keep in touch with those guys.

35:05 Speaker 6: So yeah, I just wanted to share.

35:08 Speaker 1: Yeah, I met them when they played at Meadowbrook. Boy,

35:13 Speaker 1: how long ago is out? That was quite a while

35:15 Speaker 1: ago too, jeez, I might have been around two thousand

35:17 Speaker 1: and eight. But yeah, yeah, yeah, really nice guys.

35:19 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, they're great.

35:21 Speaker 6: They're great and they're still doing it after all these years.

35:24 Speaker 6: They're road warriors and they're phenomenal musicians and great amazing music.

35:28 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

35:30 Speaker 1: Is there anybody you guys have wanted to like, do

35:33 Speaker 1: you have like a dream band that you'd love to

35:36 Speaker 1: open for or get to tour with.

35:38 Speaker 15: I definitely have one, yeah, and We've tried a few

35:41 Speaker 15: times to try to open for them. But I'm a

35:43 Speaker 15: huge fan of the band He Is Legend. Okay, and yeah,

35:47 Speaker 15: they've come by the Taffta about a year ago. Oh really, yeah,

35:51 Speaker 15: and they they're coming by in September actually pretty pretty soon.

35:57 Speaker 2: We tried to get on that show.

35:58 Speaker 15: It seems like they were full for that, so but

36:01 Speaker 15: I'm gonna be there anyways the crowd because they're one

36:04 Speaker 15: of my favorite bands.

36:05 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that would definitely be mine.

36:07 Speaker 6: Oh very and quick story on that. I'm a I'm

36:09 Speaker 6: a guy full of stories. I'll make this quick.

36:11 Speaker 2: Nos, So before ends.

36:13 Speaker 6: Well, actually, when Enzo joined, we had played a showman

36:17 Speaker 6: right before COVID with He Is Legend while She sleeps

36:20 Speaker 6: in Summerville. And uh, when Enzo was playing with us

36:25 Speaker 6: shortly after he joined, he said, hey, you know, you

36:28 Speaker 6: guys played with He Is Legend at once ballroom and

36:31 Speaker 6: some of them We're like, yeah, we did.

36:33 Speaker 2: He was I was there. I'm like wow.

36:35 Speaker 6: We were like wow, that's crazy a small world kind

36:37 Speaker 6: of vibe. And we didn't know him at the time.

36:39 Speaker 6: And a couple of years a few years fast forward,

36:42 Speaker 6: he then joined the band, and I think it was

36:44 Speaker 6: meant to be at that He Is Legend show. Now

36:47 Speaker 6: we just got to come full circle. Like Enzo said,

36:49 Speaker 6: we gotta play a show.

36:51 Speaker 3: What he is legend?

36:52 Speaker 4: So he is legend.

36:52 Speaker 6: If you're listening, let's do this.

36:55 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. Let's hit another studio tracks.

36:59 Speaker 1: We got a couple we haven't played, right, we haven't

37:01 Speaker 1: played a chance or Stars. We'll play one now and

37:04 Speaker 1: then we'll play one for the end of the segment.

37:06 Speaker 7: How's that?

37:06 Speaker 2: So, I'll let you guys pick which which one you

37:09 Speaker 2: want to go with next.

37:10 Speaker 6: Brendon Joe Jeremy's Stars do Stars?

37:14 Speaker 2: Is this the what's the newest one? By the way,

37:16 Speaker 2: is it Stars?

37:17 Speaker 11: No?

37:17 Speaker 4: The newest ones are in Flames and Hopeless.

37:20 Speaker 1: Okay, those are the two that we Okay, all right, cool,

37:22 Speaker 1: let's give this a spend. If you're just joining us,

37:25 Speaker 1: We've got Silent Season here with us, live in studio,

37:27 Speaker 1: and we're gonna play another track.

37:28 Speaker 2: This is called Stars.

37:42 Speaker 8: Shoot Shoot you.

37:49 Speaker 3: For sides?

37:54 Speaker 8: Shoot you side needs an.

38:07 Speaker 3: I say, I say, I shall.

38:19 Speaker 8: Listen. My podcast starts a s.

38:26 Speaker 12: Always good. So you chose cat?

38:37 Speaker 8: I can't go this No one who should chose her child.

38:55 Speaker 3: Soon? Way, sir, you can make a week thing. The

39:07 Speaker 3: Chi shot.

39:14 Speaker 12: The I sing.

39:20 Speaker 3: O s John what starts?

39:32 Speaker 12: Jack my boy shot.

39:39 Speaker 8: Myself shot. Jack Chet said, b.

40:01 Speaker 3: You Jeff Stars, you show John.

40:37 Speaker 16: Strand Jeff Stars if you should get a voice your s.

41:06 Speaker 1: I didn't even want to talk over the feed. It

41:08 Speaker 1: sounds so cool. As a radio guy, I'm supposed to

41:11 Speaker 1: talk over the fade out rather not feed the fade out.

41:13 Speaker 1: But I just love that so much. I just wanted

41:15 Speaker 1: to let that ring out.

41:16 Speaker 7: That's so cool.

41:16 Speaker 2: That's an epic song. Great job, guys. I love that, man.

41:19 Speaker 7: I love that.

41:19 Speaker 1: That is Stars. The band is Silent Season. And hey,

41:23 Speaker 1: thank you all for joining us today. This has been

41:25 Speaker 1: This has been great. Really love talking to you guys.

41:27 Speaker 1: I want to make sure so a couple of things

41:29 Speaker 1: I want to make sure remind everybody about Swarmy Fest

41:32 Speaker 1: November fifteenth. You guys are co headlining with sepsis very

41:35 Speaker 1: very cool, right really right across the street Atole right

41:40 Speaker 1: here in Manchester. So I'm excited to see you guys live.

41:43 Speaker 1: That's going to be great. Matt Condorton Unleashed is one

41:46 Speaker 1: of the sponsors on the show, so we're really looking

41:48 Speaker 1: forward to that. And then let's see where should people go.

41:53 Speaker 1: Where's the best place for who will go online to

41:54 Speaker 1: keep up with everything that you guys are doing.

41:56 Speaker 6: Yeah, we have a website, Silent Season Music dot Com.

41:59 Speaker 6: It lists so all our our socials on there. We're

42:01 Speaker 6: on Facebook, Instagram x where we just as recently started

42:06 Speaker 6: TikTok not dances really more show announcements and some cool

42:10 Speaker 6: live footage. But you know, so we're engaging there as well,

42:15 Speaker 6: and you know we're we're in a few different places,

42:18 Speaker 6: but if you go to our website, you'll really be

42:20 Speaker 6: able to find all our content. And Enzo is also

42:23 Speaker 6: helping running our website. He set up a mailing list,

42:25 Speaker 6: so sign up for our mailing list and find out

42:28 Speaker 6: the latest and greatest updates about Silent Season.

42:30 Speaker 1: Excellent. And then when's your next show? Is Swarmy thus

42:34 Speaker 1: the next one? Or do you have something before? Then

42:35 Speaker 1: where's the next place?

42:36 Speaker 6: It's a next one right now? But there. Even though

42:39 Speaker 6: we said we're going to be working on some things

42:41 Speaker 6: with music, we're gonna sort a multitask. There's a couple

42:44 Speaker 6: shows we're working on in Providence and also maybe New Jersey.

42:48 Speaker 6: That's all I can say for now, but as soon

42:50 Speaker 6: as more details come out, we'll be sure to let

42:53 Speaker 6: the show here, no, and we could let everyone to

42:56 Speaker 6: find out what's going on if they want to travel

42:58 Speaker 6: to come see us. Yeah, we're going to try to

43:01 Speaker 6: also do some more shows obviously around the area, so

43:04 Speaker 6: we don't lose the burn and uh, you know, just

43:07 Speaker 6: keep active, multitasking, writing shows, all that good stuff.

43:10 Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot that goes into it. People who

43:12 Speaker 2: don't people who haven't done it don't know. There's a

43:13 Speaker 2: lot that goes into it.

43:15 Speaker 7: Yeah.

43:15 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and shout out again to paper Jam Right,

43:19 Speaker 1: that's so cool, you know jam I know she she

43:22 Speaker 1: is probably listening right now. So yeah, yeah, if if

43:25 Speaker 1: you are just joining us and you don't know, Sheila was.

43:27 Speaker 1: She had messaged Jenny earlier and said how much she

43:30 Speaker 1: loved because you guys are like one of her favorite bands.

43:32 Speaker 1: She loved interviewing you on her birthday. So yeah, yeah, we've.

43:35 Speaker 6: Got a special edition coming out with them September, in September,

43:39 Speaker 6: October edition.

43:41 Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, very cool.

43:43 Speaker 1: Well, I think so we will end the uh the

43:46 Speaker 1: only one we didn't play at is chance, correct, Yes,

43:49 Speaker 1: So we'll end the segment with this, And if you

43:52 Speaker 1: are listening live on Saturday, stick around We've got Cody

43:54 Speaker 1: Pope coming up in the third hour, so very excited

43:58 Speaker 1: about that. This is Matt Connor and Unleashed. We are

44:00 Speaker 1: live on w m n H ninety five point three FM,

44:04 Speaker 1: and we will close the segment with this. This is

44:06 Speaker 1: Chance and the band is Silent Season. And guys, thank

44:09 Speaker 1: you again so much.

44:10 Speaker 7: Thank you so much, appreciate it, thank you for having you.

44:13 Speaker 2: Got it.

44:38 Speaker 8: Nch through the storm a waiting module.

44:44 Speaker 3: It's time to let go.

44:47 Speaker 12: At third, Joe Savage, your sum man is the same stage.

44:57 Speaker 8: Sus.

45:01 Speaker 12: And good chance such nothing so lovels a new turn

45:22 Speaker 12: so that it's the sole costreams a name for something,

45:31 Speaker 12: justa change your time and your busy bots the possum.

45:42 Speaker 8: And that sound itself.

45:48 Speaker 12: Chang losing Elder Chance, that poject.

45:58 Speaker 8: Man good change studs come up to.

46:15 Speaker 12: And that you want.

46:17 Speaker 4: Stop, got on the.

46:23 Speaker 12: Stop can hold the hole.

46:27 Speaker 3: Say every shot side gets face.

46:35 Speaker 12: How that sounds up? The Okaka said that pct always

46:57 Speaker 12: make that say o Stosh