Under The Horizon | Matt Connarton Unleashed

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4:04 Speaker 9: That is orchids in the sunrise. The band they are

4:07 Speaker 9: here with us in studio under the horizon. We've got

4:10 Speaker 9: all three members here. Welcome everybody. We're gonna talk with them.

4:12 Speaker 9: We're gonna get caught up really looking forward to this.

4:15 Speaker 9: This is Matt Connorton Unleashed and of course we are

4:17 Speaker 9: live from the studios of wm NH ninety five point

4:20 Speaker 9: three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. And of course

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4:45 Speaker 9: is a radio show, so if you're in the Manchester

4:47 Speaker 9: area you can just stream it or actually just listen

4:49 Speaker 9: to it, I should say, at ninety five point three

4:51 Speaker 9: FM on your FM dial. Jenny is here of course

4:54 Speaker 9: at the news table, and let me get those mics

4:58 Speaker 9: up because joining us in studio we have and let

5:02 Speaker 9: me get that camera on them too. For those of

5:03 Speaker 9: you watching the video feed, So there's Matt Palmer, Jordan

5:06 Speaker 9: Sweet and is he McIntyre all here with us live

5:09 Speaker 9: in studio. Good morning, good morning morning. Yes, yes, so

5:13 Speaker 9: under the horizon. Great to uh, great to have here.

5:16 Speaker 9: The last time Jenny and I saw you, of course,

5:18 Speaker 9: was at Bad Burger's, right, and uh, yeah, you've come

5:22 Speaker 9: a long way. You're a lot heavier than it used

5:24 Speaker 9: to be, which is really nice.

5:26 Speaker 7: I like it.

5:27 Speaker 9: Yeah, sounding amazing. So we're gonna get caught up. We're

5:29 Speaker 9: gonna get it in everything. But we should uh and Jordan,

5:32 Speaker 9: this is more you and I talking about this, I suppose,

5:35 Speaker 9: but we should. Let's get the sad part out of

5:38 Speaker 9: the way and we won't spend a lot of time

5:39 Speaker 9: on it. But of course, uh, we both We lost

5:42 Speaker 9: a hero of ours. Ace Frayley, big, big influence on me.

5:46 Speaker 9: Definitely the main reason why I play guitar. And yeah,

5:49 Speaker 9: you know, like obviously there's other influences that I have,

5:52 Speaker 9: like you know, Van Halen, Dimebag, but I think Ace

5:55 Speaker 9: was definitely my biggest reason to be playing guitar. I mean, yeah,

5:59 Speaker 9: you know, I know if it was his sound, the look,

6:01 Speaker 9: the you know, whole band itself, kiss or his solo acts,

6:06 Speaker 9: but the guy just had some something for me and

6:09 Speaker 9: I was just like wow, yeah, like this is where

6:12 Speaker 9: it's at, Like, yeah, yeah, do you have a favorite

6:15 Speaker 9: Ace Fraely solo?

6:18 Speaker 10: Honestly the solo from was it Love Them and Leave Him?

6:22 Speaker 10: I think is that?

6:23 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I like that.

6:23 Speaker 11: Why, that's a pretty good solo rock and roll over.

6:27 Speaker 11: I feel like a lot of people don't really listen

6:29 Speaker 11: to that album that much, and you know, don't really

6:31 Speaker 11: listen to the solos on there, but that's got some

6:33 Speaker 11: good guitar work on there, honestly.

6:35 Speaker 10: Yeah, So that's definitely one of my favorite ones.

6:38 Speaker 9: My personal favorite has always been Strange Ways Right.

6:41 Speaker 10: Yeah, that's another good one.

6:42 Speaker 9: I love that solo. And now, did you guys play

6:45 Speaker 9: with Ace? Did you do a show with Ace? Or

6:46 Speaker 9: did you know? But you you went right?

6:49 Speaker 10: We went saw him, we met him. That was a

6:53 Speaker 10: cool time.

6:53 Speaker 9: Yeah.

6:55 Speaker 11: I think we had tried at some point, just didn't

6:58 Speaker 11: really fall through. Yeah, I mean stuff like that happens

7:02 Speaker 11: all the time. You try to playing gig, doesn't fall through.

7:05 Speaker 12: It is what it is, you know.

7:06 Speaker 11: But we did get to meet the guy. Yeah, definitely

7:09 Speaker 11: a pretty cool time. He did put on a pretty

7:11 Speaker 11: good show that night too, which you know, there's a

7:14 Speaker 11: good time to see you know.

7:16 Speaker 10: Yeah, everybody seem to have a good time there too.

7:18 Speaker 9: So yeah, yeah, no, it's uh yeah, it's and that's

7:22 Speaker 9: one of the things that you know that Mike knows us.

7:25 Speaker 9: I'm sure as it thought about this. You know, as

7:27 Speaker 9: you get older, your heroes they start to die off, right, yeah,

7:31 Speaker 9: and you know, and you're experiencing a hero dying. You know,

7:33 Speaker 9: you're you're young, and you know your heroes are already

7:36 Speaker 9: diying off.

7:36 Speaker 10: Yeah yeah right, I mean, dude, like within this year,

7:39 Speaker 10: I mean, how many.

7:40 Speaker 12: People have we lost?

7:41 Speaker 11: Yeah, we lost Auzzie, we lost Ace, we lost was

7:46 Speaker 11: it Brian Wilson from Beach Boy lost him? We lost Dangelo? Right, yeah,

7:53 Speaker 11: it's just everybody's just rolling.

7:56 Speaker 10: I'm like, dude, what happened?

7:57 Speaker 3: Yeah?

7:59 Speaker 10: Another five years and you I thought these people were immortally.

8:02 Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, I know, I know. Yeah, no, it's it's

8:05 Speaker 9: it's hard. But but that's cool though that you know,

8:08 Speaker 9: he was such an inspiration to you, and uh and

8:11 Speaker 9: and why I picked up the guitar. That's that's great.

8:14 Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm glad that I got to experience him.

8:16 Speaker 9: It's wonderful that you got to meet him. Yeah, yeah, absolutely,

8:20 Speaker 9: absolutely good memories. Yes, yes, well, so we'll talk about

8:25 Speaker 9: what's been going on with the band. Dying to hear

8:28 Speaker 9: from all three of you on this and uh, you know,

8:30 Speaker 9: it looks like you're doing a lot of good stuff,

8:31 Speaker 9: making a lot of progress, playing a lot of shows.

8:33 Speaker 9: You got a busy, busy schedule. Did you play last

8:36 Speaker 9: night somewhere? We did?

8:37 Speaker 13: Uh, We played a Halloween show. It was a creep

8:41 Speaker 13: fest okay in Cranston, Rhode Island at pub On Park.

8:46 Speaker 13: It was a great show, yeah, hosted by Ramboutacon and

8:50 Speaker 13: Voltage Entertainment. And we got to play with obviously our

8:56 Speaker 13: extended family and Scarecrow Hill.

8:59 Speaker 9: Yeah I love them.

9:00 Speaker 12: No, yeah, we've heard great friends with them.

9:03 Speaker 13: But we also got to meet a lot of new

9:05 Speaker 13: friends there among Ghosts, Forever's, Fallen Grace, Providence, all great guys,

9:11 Speaker 13: all great bands. It was an amazing, amazing night, amazing show.

9:17 Speaker 9: Yeah.

9:18 Speaker 12: Yeah, and it was fun.

9:19 Speaker 13: It was fun to actually do something on Halloween night

9:22 Speaker 13: rather than just like sit at home watch you know,

9:26 Speaker 13: the Evil Dead for the ninetieth time in the row

9:29 Speaker 13: or whatever. Right, right, But yeah, we've been we've been busy.

9:33 Speaker 13: We've been you know, working on the upcoming album. A

9:38 Speaker 13: lot of that's in editing and mixing right now. So

9:42 Speaker 13: we're looking music videos. Yeah, yeah, music. We've been doing

9:46 Speaker 13: music videos for the second album, and you know, just

9:52 Speaker 13: keep working.

9:53 Speaker 9: MH. I'm really curious to know about the evolution of

9:56 Speaker 9: the sound because you're I mean, you know, the song

9:59 Speaker 9: for people hearing you for the first time, of course,

10:01 Speaker 9: the song we displayed, you know, it's dark and heavy

10:02 Speaker 9: and whatnot. But seeing you live because Jenny and I

10:06 Speaker 9: the first time we saw it was when you were

10:07 Speaker 9: opening for a Great White right, you.

10:10 Speaker 10: Know, and away in the earlier stage.

10:12 Speaker 5: Yeah.

10:13 Speaker 1: Yeah.

10:13 Speaker 9: And then when we saw you at Bad Burger, you know,

10:17 Speaker 9: it was it was louder, it was heavier. Oh and

10:19 Speaker 9: before that too, well, when we saw you at Jewel

10:23 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, because because I remember that night saying,

10:26 Speaker 9: I was like, wow, they've they've definitely gotten heavier.

10:30 Speaker 12: Things have changed.

10:31 Speaker 9: Yeah.

10:31 Speaker 14: Yeah, I think with like all the shows that we've

10:34 Speaker 14: been playing and also a lot of the new bands

10:36 Speaker 14: that we meet, like, it's definitely influenced our perspective and

10:41 Speaker 14: our performance. And I'd also say, for at least for me,

10:45 Speaker 14: like a big change in a monumental like I guess

10:48 Speaker 14: point in my career was Milwaukee Metal Fest. Like seeing

10:51 Speaker 14: all the bands there, it definitely changed something in me,

10:54 Speaker 14: and I don't think it's been the same since.

10:56 Speaker 13: Yeah, seeing the energy that those bands brought, you know,

10:59 Speaker 13: like whether it was you know, like the big bands

11:03 Speaker 13: like you know, Gua and Arch Enemy, you know, or

11:07 Speaker 13: Down or Chimera obviously, but you know, even some of

11:10 Speaker 13: the smaller bands that we checked out. Like I remember

11:12 Speaker 13: there was one band in particular that we checked on

11:16 Speaker 13: the second stage, a Fugitive. Yeah, there were this thrash

11:20 Speaker 13: band that like we didn't know anything about, but we

11:22 Speaker 13: went in there and like next thing, you know, we

11:24 Speaker 13: look around and we see like bodies flying all over

11:27 Speaker 13: the place and we're like, all right, yeah, this is

11:30 Speaker 13: you know, this is a little more like what we're

11:32 Speaker 13: into here. And it was just like that whole experience.

11:35 Speaker 13: You know, not only was it great and was it

11:37 Speaker 13: great to you know, have the opportunity and to play in,

11:42 Speaker 13: you know, an event like that, but you know, to

11:43 Speaker 13: look around and see all these bands and grab little

11:47 Speaker 13: bits of you know, influence from everyone. I'd say that overall,

11:52 Speaker 13: that's really what we do. You know, we try to

11:56 Speaker 13: pick up influences of things, you know, because we as

11:59 Speaker 13: much as we're in our you know, in our own

12:02 Speaker 13: band to wear our own you know, style or whatever,

12:05 Speaker 13: we are still fans and when we go to shows,

12:08 Speaker 13: you know, it's like we're going to see our favorite

12:11 Speaker 13: bands and all that. So we uh, you know, take

12:15 Speaker 13: little bits and pieces and we're like all right, like,

12:18 Speaker 13: you know, that's cool. What if we try to take

12:19 Speaker 13: it and twist it in our own way? And I

12:22 Speaker 13: think with the whole you know, getting heavier thing, I

12:25 Speaker 13: think we all kind of liked when we did stuff

12:29 Speaker 13: there was a little more heavy and it was a

12:31 Speaker 13: little more outside of our comfort zone. Yeah, coming out

12:34 Speaker 13: of the first album. Yeah, and we just fell in

12:39 Speaker 13: love with it. Yeah, like this is this is where

12:41 Speaker 13: we're heaving.

12:41 Speaker 14: Well, I also think it's just us getting more comfortable

12:44 Speaker 14: on stage, Like we're more comfortable and performing and just

12:48 Speaker 14: I guess being different in front of other people.

12:50 Speaker 11: Yeah, being more true to ourselves, right or stage show

12:56 Speaker 11: definitely evolved a lot more after you know, we got heavier.

13:01 Speaker 11: I mean, d like as much as I remember the

13:05 Speaker 11: the you know, original days and you know, the first

13:08 Speaker 11: couple of months of us being a band, and I

13:11 Speaker 11: enjoy looking back, I so much more appreciate and take

13:15 Speaker 11: pride in the stage show that we've developed now because

13:19 Speaker 11: of our heavier sound. Yeah, all of our you know,

13:22 Speaker 11: more mature evolutions that we've done with the music and

13:25 Speaker 11: you know, the bands that we've met. I mean, you know,

13:27 Speaker 11: a lot of our stage show in a sense has

13:30 Speaker 11: taken part from other bands, and we'd taken you know,

13:33 Speaker 11: influences from other bands.

13:35 Speaker 10: But at the end of the day, I really feel

13:37 Speaker 10: like our evolution.

13:39 Speaker 11: Has just been from us just being heavier, you know,

13:42 Speaker 11: like you can't exactly be you know, jumping around and

13:45 Speaker 11: whipping your hair around when you're playing some like softer rock. Right,

13:50 Speaker 11: it's not as good as the time. I mean, it's

13:52 Speaker 11: still a good time, but it doesn't hit us harde

13:54 Speaker 11: you know.

13:54 Speaker 9: Of course, of course, if you are just showing us

13:57 Speaker 9: we've got all three members of Under the Horizon or

13:59 Speaker 9: here with us in studio.

14:02 Speaker 10: It sounds like.

14:05 Speaker 9: Like did you ever have a conversation about sounding heavi

14:07 Speaker 9: because it sounds like it just sort of happened organically,

14:10 Speaker 9: like you never really that's my impression.

14:12 Speaker 14: I would say it just happened, Yeah, just it just happened.

14:16 Speaker 11: I think it really was just like every couple of practices,

14:19 Speaker 11: somebody would do something like, you know, Maddie would throwing

14:22 Speaker 11: like a little scream or is he would you know,

14:26 Speaker 11: throwing a scream or throw in a pinch harmonic or whatever,

14:29 Speaker 11: and we were just like, oh, we can do this,

14:32 Speaker 11: Like we don't have to play like kiss like we

14:35 Speaker 11: can we can be Pantera. And I think that's kind

14:39 Speaker 11: of where it all evolved. And we were like, oh,

14:41 Speaker 11: so we can do this, so why don't we try

14:44 Speaker 11: to do it?

14:45 Speaker 7: You know?

14:45 Speaker 14: Right?

14:45 Speaker 12: Yeah?

14:46 Speaker 9: Yeah, exactly, yeah, exactly the songs that that are going

14:52 Speaker 9: to be on the new isn't Is it gonna be

14:54 Speaker 9: in another Epeter is gonna be an album?

14:55 Speaker 12: Or what album?

14:56 Speaker 9: Album? This time?

14:58 Speaker 13: We with the first the first release, it was kind

15:03 Speaker 13: of I like to say it was an unintentional EP.

15:06 Speaker 12: Yeah, we didn't. We honestly all.

15:09 Speaker 13: I think we're very surprised when we like edited it

15:12 Speaker 13: down and we were like, oh my god, it's only

15:15 Speaker 13: thirty minutes. Yeah, we were like, oh no, but you know,

15:19 Speaker 13: even though obviously we still love it, but yeah, this

15:22 Speaker 13: one is a full full fledged album. Okay, I think

15:27 Speaker 13: around like ten twelve tracks, anything like that okay, thirteen tracks.

15:32 Speaker 9: Thirteen yeah, excellent, excellent. Now the in terms of how

15:37 Speaker 9: you approach recording, has that changed at all with the

15:40 Speaker 9: heavier sounder? Is it kind of the same? Eerth about the.

15:43 Speaker 14: Same, But I think we put in a lot more

15:45 Speaker 14: time and also added a lot like extra tracks.

15:49 Speaker 9: I'd say, really, yeah, yeah.

15:52 Speaker 5: A lot.

15:52 Speaker 9: Yeah.

15:53 Speaker 13: I think the approach and like how we executed the

15:57 Speaker 13: recording is very much like still kind of the same.

16:00 Speaker 13: We you know, this time we sat down and were like,

16:05 Speaker 13: all right, like we want you know, this is going

16:08 Speaker 13: to be like a statement We wanted it to be, uh,

16:12 Speaker 13: you know, statement of this.

16:13 Speaker 12: Is us, this is who we are.

16:16 Speaker 13: And you know, like as he said, try and stuff,

16:18 Speaker 13: you know, more stuff in the studio now that we're

16:21 Speaker 13: more comfortable and we're you know, hearing different sounds, Like

16:24 Speaker 13: there was so many times where we would just be

16:27 Speaker 13: doing like someone would play something completely random, like Jordan

16:30 Speaker 13: would just do something that was like it did it

16:33 Speaker 13: wasn't even meant for this song or whatever, and he

16:36 Speaker 13: was just like practicing and I'm like, wait, wait, wait,

16:38 Speaker 13: what are you doing there?

16:39 Speaker 5: Record?

16:40 Speaker 8: You know?

16:41 Speaker 11: Yeah, I think I mean, I think the second album

16:45 Speaker 11: is definitely a lot more mature, and it has all

16:48 Speaker 11: the same you know, recording styles, and obviously there's a

16:51 Speaker 11: couple of tonal changes in there. But I think it

16:53 Speaker 11: really differs from the first album because I mean the

16:55 Speaker 11: first album was like an experiment. We were just like, well,

16:59 Speaker 11: we have a rich songs than we could make an

17:02 Speaker 11: album or EP, I guess, and we were just like, well,

17:06 Speaker 11: let's send it and see what we can do. But

17:08 Speaker 11: now we're like, we're going to make this like a

17:10 Speaker 11: platinum sounding record and people are going to listen to it.

17:12 Speaker 10: You know, Yeah, we're going to get it done.

17:15 Speaker 9: Yeah, exactly exactly. Do you as as you're recording this,

17:21 Speaker 9: do you ever think about, well, let me put it

17:24 Speaker 9: this way, is it ever? Are you ever concerned with

17:26 Speaker 9: can we replicate this live? Like if we're if we

17:29 Speaker 9: record it this way, what we're going for?

17:31 Speaker 12: Yeah?

17:31 Speaker 9: Can?

17:32 Speaker 14: I would say that, like we already play a lot

17:34 Speaker 14: of this stuff live, Like I feel like the live

17:36 Speaker 14: stuff came before how we were going to play it

17:38 Speaker 14: on the record.

17:39 Speaker 9: That's good, Yeah, yeah, that makes it easier.

17:41 Speaker 14: Yeah, especially at least for me vocally, Like I've changed

17:43 Speaker 14: a lot in the last couple of months, and so

17:45 Speaker 14: some of the stuff that I've actually had to even

17:47 Speaker 14: go back to re record vocals because I'm like, that's

17:50 Speaker 14: not heavy enough, like it's not there. So yeah, i'd

17:53 Speaker 14: say the live performance, like how we perform it there

17:56 Speaker 14: is definitely come before the actual recording style.

18:00 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, because whereas this only three of you, by

18:02 Speaker 9: the way, So I mean, I assume the long term

18:05 Speaker 9: plan is to keep it the three of you. If

18:08 Speaker 9: you you've never discussed, like, adding a fourth member not

18:13 Speaker 9: something I think we.

18:15 Speaker 11: We thought about adding a fourth member before we even

18:18 Speaker 11: had original music. Really, I think that was the first

18:22 Speaker 11: and last time we ever considered it, because it's just like,

18:25 Speaker 11: you know, it's it's just the dynamics, you know.

18:28 Speaker 9: It's so good the way it is.

18:30 Speaker 11: Yeah, it's it's hard to not only is it hard

18:34 Speaker 11: to adapt to having a fourth member, because now you're like, okay,

18:37 Speaker 11: we got to figure out you know.

18:39 Speaker 10: It's can they play on time?

18:42 Speaker 11: Can they adapt to our style that we have in

18:45 Speaker 11: our sound, But you're also risking the dynamics of the

18:49 Speaker 11: band falling apart. Now now it's well, we're not a

18:52 Speaker 11: three person boat. Now we have four people, and we

18:56 Speaker 11: now risk having two camps. If somebody disagrees, and now

19:00 Speaker 11: it's a two on two or it's a three on one,

19:02 Speaker 11: and it's like there's just too many, too many potential.

19:06 Speaker 10: Problems for storry about you.

19:08 Speaker 13: And I think you know we're all you know, as

19:10 Speaker 13: I'm sure that you know any other musician who's listening

19:14 Speaker 13: to this, or you know, even the other musicians in this.

19:16 Speaker 12: Room here, can you know relate that.

19:19 Speaker 13: You know, we've all been in bands that it's like

19:23 Speaker 13: you have like the ideal amount of people, you know

19:27 Speaker 13: what I mean, Like, oh, well great, we have you know,

19:30 Speaker 13: two guitar players and you know, dedicated lead singer who

19:34 Speaker 13: you know, and a dedicated bass player and whatever. But

19:39 Speaker 13: in all of those bands were like there's way too

19:41 Speaker 13: many cooks in this kitchen. And this band was really

19:46 Speaker 13: about the three of us, you know, coming from our

19:49 Speaker 13: separate projects and being like, hey, we work really well together,

19:53 Speaker 13: and we're really tight, and were we really understand our language,

19:58 Speaker 13: like we're writing stuff, have the time, you know, we

20:01 Speaker 13: won't even have to like talk about much of like okay,

20:04 Speaker 13: well what do we do next for this next section?

20:06 Speaker 13: It's just organic. We all are just kind of like

20:09 Speaker 13: interlinked with each other. Yeah, And I think it, you know,

20:12 Speaker 13: really works out. We just haven't wanted to, you know,

20:16 Speaker 13: mess that up in any way.

20:19 Speaker 9: I think that's smart. Yeah, And and the three of

20:23 Speaker 9: you are able to get such a big sound with

20:27 Speaker 9: only three of you, so you don't need a fourth

20:29 Speaker 9: person anyway.

20:31 Speaker 12: It's it's.

20:33 Speaker 9: Right.

20:34 Speaker 11: Yeah, it's interesting because I mean we I've heard that

20:39 Speaker 11: where people are like, oh, you guys are very full

20:42 Speaker 11: for a three piece, which I mean is partially why.

20:46 Speaker 11: I mean, there's always the stereotype you need a lead

20:48 Speaker 11: and a rhythm guitar player, you need all the people

20:51 Speaker 11: to make the big sound. But I think it really

20:53 Speaker 11: just depends on how you play your instrument, you know,

20:55 Speaker 11: like like you know, I can have a full sound

20:58 Speaker 11: in a solo by just throwing octaves in there is

21:01 Speaker 11: he can have a full sound by just growling and

21:03 Speaker 11: you know, layering tracks in the studio or even just

21:05 Speaker 11: doing it live. Maddie bangs his drums like an ape,

21:10 Speaker 11: so like you know, you know, it's like it really

21:13 Speaker 11: just goes to show like if you can play your

21:15 Speaker 11: instrument in a certain way, you can make a full

21:18 Speaker 11: sound out of minimal amount of people.

21:20 Speaker 9: That's a good way of putting it. Yeah, yeah, exactly,

21:23 Speaker 9: and you can hear like you can clearly hear everything,

21:25 Speaker 9: like if you because if you're playing a solo and

21:27 Speaker 9: you don't have an extra guitarist playing rhythm, you can

21:31 Speaker 9: you can hear what is he's doing on bass. You

21:32 Speaker 9: can hear all the drums right, all the you know,

21:34 Speaker 9: the double kick and everything. You can clearly hear it, right,

21:37 Speaker 9: you know what Matt's playing. So I think, no, I

21:39 Speaker 9: think that's smart. That makes a lot of sense. Yeah,

21:43 Speaker 9: do you get that a lot? Like are people surprised?

21:45 Speaker 9: Do they tell you that?

21:47 Speaker 14: It almost I think everything. Yeah, Like there's always somebody

21:50 Speaker 14: who's like, yeah, you guys sound like huge.

21:52 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's great.

21:54 Speaker 11: We get a lot of surprise because I mean we're

21:56 Speaker 11: all young and we're playing and lately we've been playing

21:59 Speaker 11: with people people who are you know, honestly veterans in

22:03 Speaker 11: the in the music industry and like they've been here

22:06 Speaker 11: for decades years, you know, like and people are like, oh,

22:11 Speaker 11: young individuals with a room full of forty year olds,

22:16 Speaker 11: how is this gonna go? And when we go on stage,

22:19 Speaker 11: just you know, we blow them away, and you know,

22:21 Speaker 11: they they honestly, they come up to us and they're like,

22:24 Speaker 11: I wasn't expecting that, but I'm glad that I was here.

22:27 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, it's definitely.

22:30 Speaker 11: I'm grateful that we can actually put that out and

22:33 Speaker 11: you know, we put on a good show and people

22:36 Speaker 11: are excited to see us, and people are even getting

22:38 Speaker 11: any surprise because I mean, they can see us.

22:41 Speaker 10: But if they're not surprised by us, are we really

22:44 Speaker 10: doing our job right?

22:45 Speaker 9: All right? Yeah? I won't say who it is on

22:50 Speaker 9: the air, but Jenny and I had had a conversation

22:52 Speaker 9: actually was after you were on the show, the first

22:53 Speaker 9: time we had a conversation with somebody who we wanted

22:56 Speaker 9: to to connect you with. Who react acted? Do you

23:00 Speaker 9: do you remember this? Jenny? I won't say what it is,

23:02 Speaker 9: but who reacted like they're kids, I don't know, you

23:05 Speaker 9: know who I'm talking about, and funny enough, so you

23:08 Speaker 9: did end up working with them. And again I won't

23:10 Speaker 9: say on the air who it was, but you know,

23:12 Speaker 9: but I don't know if they would even mind, but

23:14 Speaker 9: it's somebody you did end up working with, so it

23:16 Speaker 9: all worked out and I think they were very happy

23:18 Speaker 9: that they they worked with you on a show. I'll

23:21 Speaker 9: tell you off air afterward who it was? But but

23:24 Speaker 9: but yeah, but now are you all like, like, are

23:27 Speaker 9: any of you still in school at this point? What

23:29 Speaker 9: is a you're in college now? Right?

23:30 Speaker 2: Yeah?

23:30 Speaker 9: Yeah yeah? And then what about you guys you're both

23:33 Speaker 9: out of high school now right?

23:34 Speaker 12: Yeah? We both were both graduated.

23:36 Speaker 9: That's what I thought. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so you're not

23:38 Speaker 9: you know, it's not like your kids anymore, right, I mean.

23:43 Speaker 10: As much as we can.

23:43 Speaker 9: There you go, there you go, there you go. Now,

23:47 Speaker 9: how now what's the show schedule been?

23:49 Speaker 11: Like?

23:49 Speaker 9: It looks like you've been really busy, Like are you

23:51 Speaker 9: playing every weekend?

23:52 Speaker 14: Or I mean, if we're not not doing a show,

23:55 Speaker 14: we're definitely doing like music videos or yeah, editing or something.

23:59 Speaker 14: There's no there's no break here.

24:01 Speaker 9: Yeah. Oh you're working hard. You're working hard? Is that

24:04 Speaker 9: hard with going to school?

24:05 Speaker 7: Is that?

24:05 Speaker 15: Oh?

24:06 Speaker 14: Only it can be a handful because uh I also

24:09 Speaker 14: work on top of it all.

24:10 Speaker 13: Yeah.

24:11 Speaker 9: Yeah.

24:11 Speaker 14: Basically it's like a six am to ten thirty at

24:13 Speaker 14: night thing, and then the weekends are my I guess

24:16 Speaker 14: show times.

24:17 Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, no, it's a lot. It's a lot to handle.

24:21 Speaker 9: But and are all of you you're all only in

24:24 Speaker 9: this band, right, are any of you doing.

24:26 Speaker 12: No, No, Yeah, this band.

24:28 Speaker 13: Yeah, we're all in this band, and all our creative

24:32 Speaker 13: energy goes toward.

24:33 Speaker 9: That's great, this band. That's great. Yeah, especially for you

24:36 Speaker 9: because every other drummer I know is in ten different

24:38 Speaker 9: bands because nobody can find a drummer.

24:40 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, it is a I feel like that is

24:44 Speaker 13: the thing with us, is that we all kind of

24:47 Speaker 13: end up becoming like, you know, musical swingers in a way.

24:52 Speaker 13: We we're all just kind of all over the place.

24:55 Speaker 13: But I mean I think that you know, now, you know,

24:59 Speaker 13: after I spent you know, years moving around with different

25:02 Speaker 13: projects and all that, Like, I couldn't be happier, you

25:06 Speaker 13: know than to be with where we are now. You know,

25:09 Speaker 13: I think that this is the band that I always

25:14 Speaker 13: you know, wanted to do and be in.

25:17 Speaker 9: Yeah. Yeah, that's outstanding if you're just joining us. Under

25:21 Speaker 9: the horizon is here with us in studio. And now

25:25 Speaker 9: who are some of the who are some of the

25:26 Speaker 9: acts that you've that you've played with, because you you've

25:28 Speaker 9: played with some national acts, right, Yeah, so.

25:32 Speaker 13: We we played with Great White and Queens Reich last year.

25:36 Speaker 13: Oh yeah, and then we met up and then we

25:39 Speaker 13: opened up again for Great White at the two Polow

25:42 Speaker 13: not too long ago, about a month ago. But other

25:46 Speaker 13: than that, we've been you know, playing with a lot

25:48 Speaker 13: of of the you know, higher up local acts obviously

25:53 Speaker 13: as we have already mentioned a couple of times, and

25:56 Speaker 13: the whole things Scarecrow Hill, You've done a lot of

25:58 Speaker 13: shows with them. We've done some shows with Sepsis. We

26:02 Speaker 13: have some more upcoming shows with Sepsis. Actually, yea be

26:08 Speaker 13: there down the road coming right out.

26:10 Speaker 9: Yeah, that's true. It's already November, so it's only a

26:12 Speaker 9: couple of weeks away. Oh my god.

26:15 Speaker 10: Yeah, it's coming around the corner. Yeah, really look out.

26:21 Speaker 13: But yeah, a bunch of bands, a bunch of you know,

26:24 Speaker 13: a bunch of people, dead Man's Trigger, Silent Season, oh yeah, yeah,

26:30 Speaker 13: the Great Curtain, yeah, Saving Vice, right, Yeah, yeah, a

26:36 Speaker 13: lot of a lot of bands, and we you know

26:38 Speaker 13: that we've you know, really been trying to reach out

26:42 Speaker 13: to every band we can, because we want to be

26:47 Speaker 13: in in the scene with these people, so meeting them,

26:51 Speaker 13: talking to them and you know, sharing you know, musical conversations, notes, experiences,

26:57 Speaker 13: whatever you want to say. I think has you know,

27:00 Speaker 13: catapulted us not only as a band, but as people,

27:04 Speaker 13: you know, I'd say we have a lot more confidence

27:07 Speaker 13: now walking into a venue you know where it's like, oh,

27:11 Speaker 13: we know all the bands on this bill.

27:13 Speaker 10: Yeah, and we're you know, there were friends with them

27:15 Speaker 10: and yeah that always helps.

27:16 Speaker 12: Yeah, it's great.

27:17 Speaker 9: Yeah, it helps a lot. Yeah, absolutely, Why don't we

27:21 Speaker 9: play another another track? But what should you know? I'll

27:25 Speaker 9: let you pick. This is you know, of course from

27:27 Speaker 9: the original EP, and I can't wait to hear the

27:30 Speaker 9: new stuff. But what should we play from? I got

27:35 Speaker 9: it open?

27:35 Speaker 10: So that's a great question.

27:38 Speaker 13: Why don't we do it? Why don't we do a

27:40 Speaker 13: little bit off? I don't want to be you. Let's

27:41 Speaker 13: wake these people up this morning.

27:43 Speaker 9: I don't want to be Yeah, and tell us about

27:46 Speaker 9: this song before we play it.

27:49 Speaker 13: This song it's about when I was in fifth grade,

27:54 Speaker 13: they had this class or whatever where you would go

27:56 Speaker 13: in and you would talk to a guidance counselor about

27:58 Speaker 13: what you wanted to be, and she would go onto

28:02 Speaker 13: this government website and type in and they would give

28:05 Speaker 13: you like some hourly like estimated hourly wage or saluri.

28:11 Speaker 12: You would get.

28:12 Speaker 13: So I was like, I want to be a musician,

28:14 Speaker 13: and she's like, well, it doesn't really pay that well

28:17 Speaker 13: and blah blah blah, you should be a marine biologist

28:19 Speaker 13: or whatever instead, and I'm like, no, thanks. Yeah, So

28:23 Speaker 13: this song is about you know, she told me that

28:24 Speaker 13: I was never going to make it when it came

28:26 Speaker 13: to music, and you know, I think she even said

28:29 Speaker 13: that I would end up being homeless and collecting oh

28:31 Speaker 13: my god, no tips from bars that I would play at.

28:34 Speaker 13: And I'm like, lady, you're a school teacher. Like, I

28:39 Speaker 13: don't really know what the comparison is here. So anyways,

28:41 Speaker 13: this song is about my aggravation towards her.

28:44 Speaker 9: Did the website listen hourly wage for being a musician.

28:49 Speaker 13: It was like, you know, you can make anywhere from

28:52 Speaker 13: like five bucks an hour to like twenty bucks an hour.

28:55 Speaker 13: And I literally said, I'm like, but we don't make

28:58 Speaker 13: hourly wages right half the time, we don't even get paid,

29:02 Speaker 13: so how can you even make that equation? Right?

29:05 Speaker 11: Right?

29:06 Speaker 9: Oh that's funny, that's funny. All right, very good. This

29:08 Speaker 9: is a great track. This is I Don't want to

29:10 Speaker 9: be you. This is under the horizon wa do what

29:14 Speaker 9: that bot?

29:33 Speaker 16: It's not just not a do stand as read the

29:36 Speaker 16: Misery of Bear you don't care about my dreams nother

29:41 Speaker 16: let's say time dreams.

29:43 Speaker 3: You may not understand, which I can understand.

29:47 Speaker 5: I rather live my life.

29:50 Speaker 3: I don't want to be on acapone.

29:53 Speaker 5: I don't want to pay.

29:58 Speaker 3: I don't want to be here.

30:03 Speaker 16: Don't take the don's that I don't need, don't want

30:06 Speaker 16: to live like I don't repeat. I'm as well spinning

30:10 Speaker 16: my eye and you watch my dreams. You may not

30:14 Speaker 16: understand which JOHN understand.

30:18 Speaker 12: And I'd rather in my life?

30:20 Speaker 5: Then what don't have you?

30:23 Speaker 9: I don't wanna be.

30:28 Speaker 3: I don't want to be you.

30:35 Speaker 13: If you want to be in a fand just grow

30:38 Speaker 13: up and face it, you'll never count asking your life.

30:41 Speaker 12: You're a show.

30:42 Speaker 11: I don't want to be you.

30:47 Speaker 15: I don't want to be you.

30:51 Speaker 5: I don't wanna be you.

30:56 Speaker 3: Wanna be you?

31:00 Speaker 8: Oh, you may not understand. We got understand I'm rather

31:08 Speaker 8: in my eye?

31:09 Speaker 9: And what don't you may not understand?

31:14 Speaker 4: Doctors understand I'm bad under my eye?

31:19 Speaker 8: And why God down your back?

31:22 Speaker 5: I don't want to pay you. I don't want to

31:27 Speaker 5: pay you. Don't, don't don't.

31:31 Speaker 7: I don't want to pay, don't, don't, don't.

31:36 Speaker 3: I don't want to be you.

31:38 Speaker 17: Don't know.

31:44 Speaker 9: That that ought to get the blood pumping. I don't

31:47 Speaker 9: want to be you by Under the Horizon. Love that track.

31:49 Speaker 9: That is so catchy and I love the I love

31:51 Speaker 9: the backstory there, Matt, that's really good.

31:53 Speaker 12: Thank you, thank you.

31:55 Speaker 9: If you are just joining us, Under the Horizon is

31:56 Speaker 9: here with us in studio. We have Matt Palmer, Jordan Sweet,

32:00 Speaker 9: and Izzie McIntyre here with us on this uh Saturday

32:04 Speaker 9: and uh sounding sounding great. Can't wait to hear the

32:06 Speaker 9: new stuff, and we might we might even hear something

32:09 Speaker 9: from the won't won't say anything official, but we might

32:11 Speaker 9: hear something on the show right in the coming weeks.

32:14 Speaker 10: Sneak peak to the album, A little sneak peak.

32:17 Speaker 9: To the album. Yeah, So if you are, if you

32:19 Speaker 9: are a regular listener of the show, you want to

32:21 Speaker 9: make sure you tune in every week because you might

32:24 Speaker 9: hear something new very soon from from Under the Horizon. Well,

32:28 Speaker 9: which does raise a question, do you have kind of

32:31 Speaker 9: a long term do you have any kind of an

32:32 Speaker 9: eta on when? Uh when, when the new when the

32:35 Speaker 9: new one might be coming outer.

32:37 Speaker 13: We're looking about four months out, okay, so early early

32:42 Speaker 13: twenty twenty six. Okay, we're gonna you know, we're thinking

32:46 Speaker 13: probably around like springtime or so, so ideally you know,

32:50 Speaker 13: before you know, the big show season, so then we

32:54 Speaker 13: can you know, release the album and then you know,

32:57 Speaker 13: we'll have a whole schedule of shows for you know,

33:02 Speaker 13: people to you know, come out check it out. And yeah, yeah,

33:06 Speaker 13: so about four months, so sooner. It's it's sooner than

33:12 Speaker 13: you think, you know. Okay, we've been we've been saying

33:15 Speaker 13: that because this has this album has taken a long time,

33:19 Speaker 13: but we're making it through soon. We're looking at about

33:23 Speaker 13: four months and.

33:24 Speaker 9: So okay, okay, excellent. Do you have other elements like

33:29 Speaker 9: like artwork and stuff. Have you decided on that yet

33:31 Speaker 9: or you're waiting until the album's done or we we've I.

33:36 Speaker 13: Can't say that we've officially decided on anything, but it

33:40 Speaker 13: has all been in conversation.

33:44 Speaker 7: You know.

33:44 Speaker 13: Obviously that's all stuff we got to coordinate. But i'd

33:48 Speaker 13: say that, you know, we've had conversations on all of that,

33:51 Speaker 13: and I think we all basically have the same vision

33:54 Speaker 13: of what we want. It's just you know, get you know,

33:57 Speaker 13: having the time, you know, once we're done doing and

34:00 Speaker 13: all the other stuff to be like okay, this is

34:02 Speaker 13: what we're gonna do. Go, let's send it, you know,

34:04 Speaker 13: send it to all the companies and all that.

34:06 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it's a yeah, there's a lot of a

34:10 Speaker 9: lot of work that goes into it, for sure. I'm

34:12 Speaker 9: curious too about what what goes into the decision to, like,

34:16 Speaker 9: because you're doing a full album, because there's so many

34:19 Speaker 9: different ways to release music now, and you know, you

34:22 Speaker 9: could do you can you can do an album, you

34:23 Speaker 9: can do an EP, obviously, you can do you know,

34:25 Speaker 9: a lot of artists now just do a series of singles.

34:28 Speaker 9: You know, they kind of do the inverse where and

34:30 Speaker 9: maybe those singles coalesce into an album eventually, which is

34:33 Speaker 9: completely different than the way I was like when I

34:35 Speaker 9: was growing up. You know, it was you know, first

34:37 Speaker 9: single goes to radio six eight weeks before the album.

34:40 Speaker 9: Then the album comes out. Then if everything goes well,

34:42 Speaker 9: you get a second single, maybe a third single. But

34:44 Speaker 9: now it's like there's so many different ways to do

34:46 Speaker 9: it now.

34:47 Speaker 14: It's kind of I think the plan with this album

34:49 Speaker 14: we've we've I guess heard from a lot of other

34:52 Speaker 14: bands that leasing like song at a time usually works

34:55 Speaker 14: better because unfortunately, in this day and age, people's like

34:59 Speaker 14: attention span are a lot lower.

35:01 Speaker 10: So to keep people's like.

35:03 Speaker 14: I guess attention you know, Yeah, sometimes it's easier to

35:05 Speaker 14: you know, give them something to chew on and then

35:07 Speaker 14: come back a week or two later and something else.

35:10 Speaker 9: Yeah. Yeah, So when you do, is it important to

35:13 Speaker 9: you as a band to have like uh yeah, I

35:16 Speaker 9: don't know, like is there any kind of a theme

35:19 Speaker 9: to these or something that kind of binds the songs

35:21 Speaker 9: together that are going to be on the new album

35:23 Speaker 9: or absolutely.

35:24 Speaker 12: I mean i'd say that.

35:27 Speaker 13: When we when we went into writing this record, we

35:31 Speaker 13: had kind of a vision where like, Okay, we want

35:34 Speaker 13: to you know, still be ourselves obviously, but we want

35:38 Speaker 13: to be heavier. We want to be darker, more gothic,

35:42 Speaker 13: and we wanted to you know, implement more elements of

35:48 Speaker 13: you know, some of the other stuff that we'd been

35:49 Speaker 13: listening to, you know, like is he has put some

35:54 Speaker 13: of our classical influences in on this album and gothic influences,

36:00 Speaker 13: and I know from me and Jordan, there's some you know,

36:03 Speaker 13: influences from bands like Tool and you know heavier bands Pantera, Yeah,

36:10 Speaker 13: stuff like that, and even you know, some new metal

36:12 Speaker 13: stuff like you know, slip nod and you know lamp

36:17 Speaker 13: and just whatever you know tickles our brain.

36:19 Speaker 9: Yeah.

36:20 Speaker 13: And then but I'd say overall, where like we want

36:23 Speaker 13: it to be heavier, more encompassing, darker.

36:27 Speaker 9: Yeah. Yeah, And how is the live show, because you

36:30 Speaker 9: touched on it earlier, the live show, how is that?

36:34 Speaker 9: How has that changed? You mentioned that's also kind of

36:36 Speaker 9: changed as the music has has gotten heavier, Like are

36:39 Speaker 9: there are there specific elements that have changed or is

36:41 Speaker 9: it just how you all kind of perform individually on stage.

36:44 Speaker 14: Or I think our energies really have changed. I think

36:47 Speaker 14: there's put a lot more energy into our performance. And

36:50 Speaker 14: I mean there's some added I guess stage gimmicks as well,

36:53 Speaker 14: And I would.

36:55 Speaker 9: Just say more.

36:55 Speaker 14: I guess maybe for Jordan, like the movement that he

36:58 Speaker 14: moves a lot more, I feel a lot more exaggerated.

37:04 Speaker 14: We get off stage two for anyone who hasn't seen us,

37:07 Speaker 14: and we try to interact the crowd. But I say,

37:10 Speaker 14: just overall, our energy is a lot higher than I

37:12 Speaker 14: think it used to be.

37:13 Speaker 11: Yeah, Because I mean I remember watching like the Great

37:17 Speaker 11: White Video, you know, when we first played the.

37:19 Speaker 10: Show that you guys get to and like it's just

37:23 Speaker 10: drag drag drag. I'm just watching. I'm barely moving.

37:28 Speaker 11: We're all like we're young, so I mean, dude, like,

37:32 Speaker 11: you know, obviously got to cut a little slack as

37:35 Speaker 11: we were young.

37:35 Speaker 10: Yeah.

37:36 Speaker 11: First, you know, first a little bit in the music industry,

37:39 Speaker 11: but like now it's just like we actually function like

37:43 Speaker 11: a real theatrical I guess band. How things are. The

37:48 Speaker 11: music's good, theatrics are good, and we've all just grown

37:53 Speaker 11: to have our own like you know, building the band,

37:56 Speaker 11: but also us individually all have our little gimmick and

38:01 Speaker 11: you know, our personalization to ourselves that way, it's not

38:05 Speaker 11: just like you're a group of kids.

38:07 Speaker 12: It's just you all are three.

38:09 Speaker 11: Musicians with three separate talents, and you make one big unit,

38:14 Speaker 11: right right, So it's definitely cool to see that, you know,

38:17 Speaker 11: turn out in the live.

38:18 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I just realized as you were talking about

38:20 Speaker 9: that too. That was a great white show. That was

38:23 Speaker 9: was that? That wasn't your first show?

38:24 Speaker 15: Was it? Or was it.

38:26 Speaker 10: Second?

38:27 Speaker 9: What was the first one?

38:29 Speaker 12: It was Rochester Arts Center? Okay, probably it.

38:34 Speaker 14: Was mostly just honestly for like friends and family.

38:37 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, it was very interesting going from like fifteen

38:42 Speaker 11: people on our first gig and then it was like

38:45 Speaker 11: five hundred the next day and you're like, oh, well,

38:48 Speaker 11: this is where we're at.

38:49 Speaker 9: Now, Like yeah, see, that didn't even occur to me

38:51 Speaker 9: until now. That must have been wild too.

38:53 Speaker 12: It was I remember having insane.

38:56 Speaker 11: There were a lot of nerves backstage right before on stage,

39:00 Speaker 11: and I can imagine yeah, yeah, and Mike had to

39:03 Speaker 11: give us the little coaches speech and be like, this

39:06 Speaker 11: could be your life for the rest of your lives,

39:08 Speaker 11: and this could be the breaking point.

39:09 Speaker 10: You guys gotta lock in, and I'm like, okay, let's

39:13 Speaker 10: lock in.

39:14 Speaker 9: Yeah, no, I need. It was great. It was excellent,

39:19 Speaker 9: you know. It's and also too, you know, so to

39:22 Speaker 9: be in front of a crowd that size so quickly,

39:24 Speaker 9: and also I mean, you guys don't sound like great White,

39:27 Speaker 9: so there's always right. I mean, I don't know if

39:29 Speaker 9: you were nervous about that at all, but I mean

39:31 Speaker 9: I think I think broadly speaking, people who are fans

39:34 Speaker 9: of rock music are fans of rock music and like

39:36 Speaker 9: a lot of different sub genres and so, but so

39:40 Speaker 9: it's easy to overthink it. But still it must have

39:42 Speaker 9: been I mean, it had to be in the back

39:43 Speaker 9: of your minds. Like, this is this crowd gonna like us?

39:46 Speaker 2: It was?

39:47 Speaker 14: It definitely is almost I think with any show that

39:49 Speaker 14: we play, regardless of where it is, we always think, like, one,

39:53 Speaker 14: do we really work well genre wise with other bands

39:56 Speaker 14: and people gonna like it? Because you know, when you

39:58 Speaker 14: go from like lighter rock to the metal, it's kind

40:00 Speaker 14: of like jarring.

40:02 Speaker 9: Yeah.

40:02 Speaker 11: Yeah, And you know, we've we've had bands that, unfortunately,

40:07 Speaker 11: we just find it hard to you know, really do

40:10 Speaker 11: gigs with them because it's like, not only do we

40:12 Speaker 11: have to pertain to the crowd, but the bands also

40:15 Speaker 11: have to pertain to us, and we also have to

40:17 Speaker 11: have compatibility with those bands musically. Yeah, And that evolution

40:21 Speaker 11: has kind of put a little bit of a stick

40:24 Speaker 11: in the road where it's like, how many gigs can

40:27 Speaker 11: we really do for the more older hard rock you

40:31 Speaker 11: know listening people, Yeah, and you know, but all in

40:35 Speaker 11: the same time, can we really do that many metal shows?

40:37 Speaker 11: Because we're not like metalcore or like a thing you know,

40:41 Speaker 11: very crazy crazy like that. So we kind of fall

40:45 Speaker 11: into this again, like we had this before, this little

40:48 Speaker 11: middle ground where we're not exactly metal, but we're not

40:51 Speaker 11: exactly hard rocks. So now we're trying to even it

40:54 Speaker 11: out a little bit. But yeah, we make it work.

40:56 Speaker 9: Yeah, you know what we do absolutely.

40:59 Speaker 13: I mean i'd say that, you know, I think, you know,

41:03 Speaker 13: we we say, you know, we think about that, but

41:06 Speaker 13: i'd say that overall, I think we always end up

41:09 Speaker 13: coming to the same conclusion of we got to be ourselves,

41:12 Speaker 13: and we always go out there and we you know,

41:15 Speaker 13: show fully ourselves one hundred and ten percent, and we figure,

41:20 Speaker 13: you know, if the people like it, they like it,

41:23 Speaker 13: and if they don't, whatever, they can walk out and

41:25 Speaker 13: go smoke a tube out in the parking lot or

41:27 Speaker 13: something like that. But I mean, we've never really had

41:31 Speaker 13: much of an issue with that. We've played in front

41:33 Speaker 13: of a bunch of different crowds, you know, whether it

41:35 Speaker 13: be Great White or Juggalos at the Lethal weekend there,

41:41 Speaker 13: and it always it always ends up great, and we

41:44 Speaker 13: always end up you know, meeting new fans, meeting new friends,

41:47 Speaker 13: and you know, having you know, honestly meeting fans that

41:54 Speaker 13: we might not have met if we were to you know,

41:57 Speaker 13: exclusively do shows with like a band that we were

42:00 Speaker 13: exactly like right, you know, so that we really love doing,

42:05 Speaker 13: you know as much as you know, sure we might

42:07 Speaker 13: in the moment be like, oh my god, are they

42:08 Speaker 13: gonna you know, like this, Are they going to like that?

42:11 Speaker 13: At the end of the day, we like being ourselves

42:14 Speaker 13: to show people to you know, hopefully widen the you know,

42:19 Speaker 13: bring more people in. Music is about you know, speaking

42:22 Speaker 13: where words can't and including everyone and you know, all

42:26 Speaker 13: working together to bring some wonderful art out into the world.

42:30 Speaker 13: So we love, we love doing stuff like that.

42:33 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, well said, Well, the time goes quickly. So

42:36 Speaker 9: thank you all three of you for joining us today.

42:39 Speaker 9: Thank you always wonderful to have you on. I do

42:43 Speaker 9: want to close out the show with one more song

42:46 Speaker 9: of yours. I'm going to give you a minute. You

42:48 Speaker 9: can take a minute to think about it though, because

42:49 Speaker 9: while you're thinking about that, Jenny, for listeners who don't know,

42:53 Speaker 9: you showed nothing. You showed up in John Oliver's show

42:59 Speaker 9: last week to night last weekend.

43:01 Speaker 17: So I did with some other people that I have

43:03 Speaker 17: had the honor and privilege of fighting alongside of for

43:07 Speaker 17: the last number of years. Yeah, yeah, it was really

43:10 Speaker 17: exciting to be on John Oliver's show. If you haven't

43:12 Speaker 17: seen it, it's streaming on YouTube and you can also

43:15 Speaker 17: find it on Gencoffee dot com. Yes, E N N

43:18 Speaker 17: C O F f UI dot com. Keep up with

43:20 Speaker 17: all the good trouble I'm getting into.

43:22 Speaker 9: Yeah, so congratulations on that. Thank you, absolutely absolutely, and

43:26 Speaker 9: I do want to thank everyone who joined us today.

43:28 Speaker 9: Of course Eric Pilcher and Charles Richardson who were with

43:30 Speaker 9: us in the second hour, and in the first hour

43:34 Speaker 9: of course we had Eleanor and Andre. Don't forget tonight

43:37 Speaker 9: at Terminus Underground. They've got vicesz inc, grim the acronym

43:44 Speaker 9: and Island of Alaska. That's going to be a great show.

43:47 Speaker 9: And Jenny, you and I are going to be there

43:49 Speaker 9: next Saturday on the eighth, on November eighth, We're going

43:51 Speaker 9: to be a Terminus Underground that night for that show.

43:53 Speaker 9: But we'll talk about that next week. We will, we will. Yeah,

43:56 Speaker 9: So lots lots of good stuff going on.

43:59 Speaker 10: Thank you for remembering that I'm here.

44:01 Speaker 9: Yes, of course, yes, I know. Where's the best place

44:07 Speaker 9: to go online for people to keep up with everything

44:09 Speaker 9: under the horizon is doing anywhere dot.

44:12 Speaker 11: Org, Facebook, Instagram, literally any social media if you if

44:17 Speaker 11: you exist on the platform, we exist.

44:20 Speaker 12: On your for you page outstands.

44:23 Speaker 11: Yeah, you basically just load up any social media if

44:27 Speaker 11: you use websites.

44:28 Speaker 10: Under the horizon dot org. We got all our gigs merch.

44:32 Speaker 11: You know, our first album is on there for free

44:35 Speaker 11: listen and you can go on the Spotify from there

44:37 Speaker 11: listen to it.

44:38 Speaker 10: From there. We got a little news part, you know,

44:41 Speaker 10: keep us updated.

44:44 Speaker 9: Well.

44:45 Speaker 10: We have a couple of live shows coming up.

44:47 Speaker 9: We do when's the next show? Or mentioned the next

44:49 Speaker 9: couple if you want.

44:50 Speaker 12: To, so the we only got a couple. We got

44:53 Speaker 12: a couple of shows left for the year. Here.

44:55 Speaker 13: The next show we got is next Friday. We're going

44:58 Speaker 13: to be up at Rumors and Bitterford, Maine, which is

45:00 Speaker 13: a new venue that we've never played at. Cool, but

45:04 Speaker 13: we're doing that with our friends Scarecrow Hill Defined Perspective

45:09 Speaker 13: and Paradise is canceled. The next Friday, on the fourteenth,

45:14 Speaker 13: we're going to be at the Cannery in Southbridge, Mass

45:16 Speaker 13: with three Degrees. They're an amazing Maynor James keenan tribute band.

45:21 Speaker 13: Oh cool, so they do you know tool perfect Circle

45:23 Speaker 13: plus a furth.

45:24 Speaker 12: They're great.

45:26 Speaker 13: As we said, the fifteenth, we're going to be right

45:29 Speaker 13: here in Manchester City at the Jewel Nightclub. Yes, that's

45:34 Speaker 13: going to be an amazing show there and then sixteenth,

45:38 Speaker 13: it's not really a show, but we're going to be

45:40 Speaker 13: going to New England Music Awards because we got nominated

45:44 Speaker 13: for Metal Act Year.

45:45 Speaker 9: Congratulations, excellent, excellent.

45:48 Speaker 12: And then for the last show of the year.

45:51 Speaker 13: If anyone who's listening is looking for a concert that's

45:54 Speaker 13: maybe a little bit different than the normal experience, uh,

45:57 Speaker 13: you can come see us December thirteenth and uh fall River.

46:02 Speaker 13: We're going to be doing a show with midget wrestling.

46:07 Speaker 9: Is this is this with Loud entertainment?

46:09 Speaker 13: This is loud, said loud and loud I attain. Yeah,

46:14 Speaker 13: so we do songs you see midget wrestling, metal and

46:17 Speaker 13: midget wrestling.

46:18 Speaker 12: It's a great night. It's great.

46:19 Speaker 13: It's so much fun, so much fun. So check out

46:23 Speaker 13: those who come see us live. We can't wait to

46:25 Speaker 13: see you guys in the pit. Outstanding, outstanding. And what

46:30 Speaker 13: are we going to play to end the show?

46:31 Speaker 9: What do you want to go with?

46:32 Speaker 14: Under the Horizon?

46:33 Speaker 9: Under the Horizon? Very good, very good. We get that

46:38 Speaker 9: ready and uh yeah, thank you all, Thank you all

46:41 Speaker 9: again so much, thank you for having us here. Just

46:43 Speaker 9: waiting for the track to load up. I'm trying downloading

46:46 Speaker 9: it from uh Google Drive, and it's running a little slow,

46:50 Speaker 9: which is not because of any particular reason other than

46:54 Speaker 9: it does that once in a while. But here it

46:56 Speaker 9: comes okay. There it is under the horizon, under the horizon,

46:59 Speaker 9: b Hi, under the horizon. To close out this week's

47:02 Speaker 9: Matt Connor to Unleashed, Thanks everybody.

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