Interview with The Forensics - Podcast 113

hi this is brent eyestone from forensics you're currently listening to sound scene revolution

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fantastic end of fest coverage episode featuring brent eyestone owner of magic bullet wreckers and one fourth of forensics and also featuring two other dudes from forensics here's a true story and i'm gonna say this because i don't think brent will ever listen not that brent's a bad guy but i don't think we really told him who we were with so i don't think he knows but he was willing to do the interview he just didn't know but uh so i'm emailed brent at his magic bullet email address and i was like hey brent i was wondering if you got some time to sit down and talk it fast and we can talk about um you know the record label and the band and stuff my phone going off it's not my phone my phone's on airplane mode it's your phone dickweed suck it anyhow and i was like do you want to talk about forensics and the label and he was like yeah that'd be great here's my number and i was like yay so i called him and he was like oh we just went to lunch uh where are you and i'm like oh we're at the fest hotel and he was like we're over there too we'll be right over in just a minute and so like he shows up and i was thinking it was just gonna be brent and it was brent and two of the guys from forensics and i was like oh this just became a forensics interview awkward and i'm not saying anything bad about forensics i think they're a cool band and i like them but i wasn't ready to ask band related questions i was gonna touch on forensics and then ask brent more shit about the label but i felt really bad because the other two guys would have just sat there the whole time and kind of looked at me like they didn't have anything to do which they didn't so uh yeah i apologize it's probably not as good as it could have been but hey that's life so anyhow before um we bounce into the interview with brent and the two dudes from forensics whose name i don't remember right now we're gonna play a track by forensics called welcome to your doom off of their album things you things you can do when you should be dead already it's a pretty good album i highly recommend you check it out this is welcome to your doom and then we're gonna do some more interview then we're gonna do some more songs and then we're gonna end it all so check it out and enjoy

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themselves oh my god i have to sleep on that brent oh my bad it's okay don't worry about it no that that makes for good radio it's okay so if everyone wants to introduce themselves so we know who everybody is and when someone listens back they're like oh yeah go for it my name is brent eyestone i play in a band called forensics my name is andy buckaloo i also play in forensics my name is graham scala i as well additionally play in forensics also do you guys all do the same instrument what do you guys play help me out here i play i play the space jews harp did you say the space jews harp i play bass and r kelly i don't play anything i'm just the man you're just the good looking guy in the group all right well that's simple enough so how are you guys doing how's fest been for you thus far i know that's the really generic question let me let me think about that let's see we got in thursday at around 2 30 a.m wow was it friday friday technically which was well worth it yeah do you guys run in will smith no but we saw many nice uh things stores that had wonderful products that i encourage everybody to buy as soon as possible uh everything in miami tap me so i don't give you the microphone otherwise i'm just gonna be like um uh actual fest we went to one show so far yeah one who'd you guys see we saw in order uh young widows oh okay you were at the common ground show we were at the common ground show yeah there's some good bands that was the place to be from what i heard did you guys go no we were uh at the atlantic and then we bounced over to the venue really quick to see small round bike oh i heard common grounds was insane because common grounds i'm pretty sure has no ventilation in any way shape or form no it really doesn't so like between bands everybody would go outside and come back in it's pretty exhausting actually i remember we went to bed at like two which is wrong that's that's super early um i don't know i feel like we haven't really gotten into the fest yet you know like in terms of all the ridiculousness yeah we haven't i think it's like we did it last year yeah last year we were here for like a day and a half maybe or less than a day it was pretty ridiculous but i feel like i feel like we made the most out of the fest then whereas like now like we feel like we're pacing it because you have three days you're like i don't want to fucking blow it all at once yeah yeah well the problem is none of us drink and uh we hate bands you say none of us drink and we hate bands i could see why you i would see why you would want to come to the fest yeah we have we have a tub how's the best been for you it's been all right did you do anything for asking yeah aside from just going we went to the show my wristband got ripped off and they said they couldn't replace it so is that a tape job no this is i had a green one because i'm doing media work and i got ripped off and i'm gonna complain about this until i die it's they've heard the story like eight times i want to hear it tonight and i went over there and i was like i went to registration i'm like i'm media my band got ripped off can you guys replace it and they're like we can't give you another media band we're gonna give you a general admission band and i'm like well that's really gonna make it difficult to do media work but all right i feel like you got enough color on your wrist that's the thing is i'm hoping i can just fake it but yeah like all the all the three thousand microphone although yeah no no media clearly media as you can tell i should wear uh the fedora with a little like dress yeah see i'm here to do media all the three thousand other people who have irregular passes are like i don't understand why he's complaining and i'm like you don't understand yeah but does media get preferential treatment in the event we get a jump lines really yeah i mean what does it look like blue green that's why i'm thinking i can be like did you show your holiday yeah but you know it doesn't really matter because i think last year i saw two bands so you should get a little wig like that kid from wonder shows and look just look just like him and you'll get into everything you're talking about the beat kids yeah the beat kids awesome very nice so i guess we should talk about your music personally not just the first how did you guys get started how did this start uh the band started in probably like the the idea for it started in 2002 um i was in a band called corn on macabre which was a i was in a band called corn on macabre uh which was you can say it as straight as possible i was in a band called corn on macabre it was a uh kind of revivalist sort of symphonic uh grindcore band um and uh the the guitar player in that band i was this guy cory and we had been asked if we wanted to do a three-inch cd on a label that existed for like you know i mean like that was that whole era one of the most i'm gonna do a label and i'm gonna put out three inch cdrs and i'm gonna make 50 of them and sell them on the internet it is a it's very profitable so some guy like asked us you know if he wanted to do uh you know a three-inch cdr with corn on macabre and we're like no but i tell you what we're a little more serious than that yeah we are artists okay but uh but we uh we decided that we're like oh three inch so that would fit like in a petri dish right so let's just do something called forensics and we'll just make it like you know like a the guy cory the guitar player like he had like his own recording you know gear at that at that point which was like you know i didn't know anybody else that had that so i was like yeah we could just make stuff in your living room and then we could just put it on this three in cdr because there's only gonna be 50 and the guy will not sell them so so then um but then like corn on macabre ended up like breaking up before like we got around to doing this like side project forensics and i was like man i still want to do a three-inch cd and put it in a petri dish now you've got the idea in your head and you're like this is the best idea ever yeah i was like i have to do this before somebody else does it so um um my friend george was in a band called page 99 and they had just broken up and then my friend wookie was in a band called trial by fire that just broke up yeah and then i was working with this guy named mark mike harvin who was in burning airlines that just broke up so we're like hey we should get together and do this pizza dish so it's the idea that wouldn't die it was pretty much every band has been based on a dare or a joke you know so uh that's the way to go that's the key to success apparently apparently or it's the key to being in things for a very long periods of time but uh yeah like so we all got together i'd i hadn't played guitar and i want to say two three years at that point and uh the the first three songs just kind of poured out i was like okay that's how many minutes is that that's perfect for a three inch cd so we so we did that we pressed it up and then um i guess because of like the you know like that everybody's bands that they're involved everybody like actually wanted to hear us and have us play shows we're like oh wow you want to play shows and you know like mike at this point was like 36 he's thinking about buying a house and having kids he's like let's do a few like okay so um went played some shows ended up putting like some of those songs off the three inch onto a seven inch onto a split 12 inch ended up thinking hey i should quit my job and do my label and play in these bands and stuff so like we ended up you know mike ended up having to drop off we got like a a film and bass player went on tour and now it's fucking six years later six years later and we're at the fest at the holiday it's all come together yes and now those petri dishes i'm sure sell on ebay for a shit ton of money at least 256 have you have you followed them no i haven't oh yeah i don't know i don't know i don't know some people know exactly what their shit sells for really yeah i've talked to bands before and they're like i've seen it go for 80 dollars and i'm like all right i don't know why are you gonna buy it i also google myself and i index i look at the indexes in google to see how many people other people are searching for me i bet it's a lot cut that out and have that be the interview that's the interview so what do you guys do on a day-to-day mostly search google for myself i google myself as much as possible no but like sometimes with the label like bands will ask me like like hey how come our record isn't selling that well i go well have you played that many shows or do you have a tour coming up they're like uh no but i mean like we're googling ourselves and we're just like not really seeing anything it's like fuck you gotta go do stuff yeah you can't sit there and google your name it's not like you don't do a band to be on the internet yeah hey that's why i want to do a band yeah maybe you don't all the good bands and like the 1960s and 70s was all about money and drugs and now everyone's like i really want to be on google i want to have a hot i want my page count to be really high to be fair i think it's so that your parents like can like you know if you're a young guy like just come out of college but you don't want to go into the working world yet you just want to be in a band you're like hey mom and dad just you know type my name in google you'll see i got a wikipedia i got all this i'm legit you know just like you'll see how many people how much did you get paid well i mean it's coming it's coming you know we got royalties and it's it's an inevitability it'll pile you know do we got we got our free copies and and they said if we sell more than that we got we got royalties coming we're gonna make so much money mom and dad such a good idea i wouldn't advise financially that anybody start a band oh no that's a brilliant idea the whole industry's collapsing yeah well i just everyone i talk to right now is just having issues with distribution with the distributors because i knew a ton of people who ran with uh lumberjack and mortem and that right here yeah yeah sorry so let me just pour a little salt in that no it's fine because we ended up like starting uh did they mention the independent label collection yeah i'll see i guess is the acronym um yeah that's like some really good people from that company and then caroline and all these other distributors that are that are shuttering that you know are kind of doing it in a less sleazy you know i mean i think it was like lumberjack mortem's problem was like they were just trying to emulate wea you know who they have like a really close relationship through dirt with doghouse um i think that's just when you start taking something that's so that that has a ceiling like you know independent weird uh unmarketable music and you start trying to market market it and make it popular yeah you might like break through like a little bit you know but you're not going to be able to justify all the spending and all like the pointless overhead that it's yeah like i don't like that you know the end caps like do we need like uh you know a fucking i don't know codan armada end cap you know what i mean it's just like i would like to see that yeah that'd be really funny i'd like to see it i wouldn't like to pay to have it done yeah but i mean like like that's that's the thing is like they were they thought that if we paid all this money and like you know whenever we scheduled a new release we'd we'd be like so what's the marketing budget they're like i got a couple hundred bucks yeah like okay so uh would you be willing to do you know 5 000 and we can get you a listening station with like an end cap display or just like oh so that and then there's also this thing too like where they would they would they would want uh free cleans as well which is just you know like copies of cds that don't have the promo code punch numbers that they can sell so like you're paying them money to give them free copies of your record which they can they will sell or which was what screwed lumberjack mortem return and get get more money out of you which comes from the label which comes from the company i mean it's just it's this boneheaded business that i mean like makes i mean it makes no sense if you would actually like show a sane person say yeah but you show these bands and these labels that are just like well you know trust kill and ferret they look like they're doing good you know like you know what i mean they're just you know like they're just gonna just i don't know make it make all these poor choices and it's gonna fall like a house of cards which it did inevitably yeah let's see you guys are still here so you guys turned out oh yeah we all good everything's fantastic in the world forensic and magic bowling yeah well basically all money i try it's just a ridiculous amount of money no but i uh no like i mean like you start seeing these these patterns and you just start saying all right well this thing's gonna end really soon it's time to start you getting the not sending them as many records one and then two like putting them in other places you know that they'll that they kind of get it and there's still people that get it but you know you're not you're not gonna see like that 2002 heyday where like people bought cds they don't yeah so um yeah i mean you just gotta find new and clever ways to get people to listen to the music or at least check it out well i mean it's even now it's uh in debate about the validity of vinyl like a year and a half ago two years ago everyone was like vinyl's gonna save fucking physical music it's ridiculous because everybody's like you read the same article in every paper right it's like vinyl is back you know you're like no it's not man ask bruce springsteen his new record probably they probably will move like 5 000 you know on on vinyl right if it was back you'd be selling like 16 million copies which is what he was doing in like 1986 so it's it's not back it's like a little like blip and if if any label is like you know centering their you know their strategies and like all their coffers around that it's it's just not gonna happen yeah yeah because like the markup is significantly smaller although they are charging like 30 bucks oh yeah the markup used to be significantly smaller now they're like well it's a reissue we're gonna do 35 yeah herb alpert's whipped cream and other delights you can get it for 50 cents or you can pay 30 for the picture disc that's the best is uh like anything out of the capital vaults where they're like we're digging this up and i'm like i dug it up the other day for a dollar 50 but i guess if you guys want to remaster it and put a new cover on it but see the used copies are dirty and then you don't know where they've been so you might as well spend 30 you might as well drop the extra 28 dollars and yet yeah it was pressed over in the czech republic so you should you should definitely pay the extra 28 dollars for it they have good beer over there that's the one thing i've heard about the czech republic there's a good beer really generic bad vinyl hey well i imagine that's a result of all the good beer they can't do both things well yes yeah all right so it was the middle section of the interview i hope you've been enjoying it thus far and like can you tell i don't really know what i'm asking him because i can it's not good all right anyhow we're gonna play another track by forensics and this one is going to be sound god airman what are the songs cue it up this track is going to be called torches to the feet of zozebra that is an amazing title i chose the song based on the title and then i listened to the song and i was like the song's pretty good i should put it in there so it's in there because that's how we get down so enjoy it uh and then we're gonna wrap this show up after this we got the interview and

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thing but this won't get out in time where you guys in the bathroom together and then we can come back out well it's not gonna matter because this isn't gonna air until probably a week or two but i was gonna ask where you guys are playing uh we are playing tonight at uh cum runners the venue is called rum runners i don't think that's the real name i don't believe that is actually the name and it's at 9 10 okay uh so who are you guys playing with i know i'm sorry i don't know some other guys i think uh who was it uh eggs benediction um jesus jonestown massacre uh durand durand durand durand this is actually just for my own information yeah we got uh john walsh john walsh is appearing john walsh yeah he tried calling me too he knows he knows we're doing an interview without him john walsh of america's most wanted uh lost lost hands found fingers so like you're doing the drummer and he's trying to call and you're like don't take that well yeah to worry about he's very busy we don't want to interrupt him oh did you realize we just we just let a homeless guy sleep on our floor unattended wow because like because like we're walking up and we're going to the room and i knew we had to come over here and then uh a homeless guy was like you guys got a place i can crash this guy goes all right if i just kind of sleep on your floor for a little bit and i said and i said as long as you let the cleaning lady in because our room's a mess and then we came over here so maybe brad went in the room saw the homeless guy i don't know i gotta say you're a better person than i am if the homeless guy was like can i sleep in your room i'd be like no i got a big heart yeah i can it's nice i can feel the love i think it's just actually the confusion of the the whole thing i was like what yeah yeah i guess don't talk to me i hope he well may probably be there when you guys get back so but none of our stuff all of your shit is going to be gone he's going to have the world's most awesome oh no he got all my band shirts he got my dirty underwear hey someone maybe somewhere will want that i don't know it's probably more than he had well according to ebay we get approximately six dollars 84 cents for every dirty underwear that you guys sell on there so release wise what do you how many because i gave up on trying to track all your guys different shit at some point like i know you have a couple of full links uh but i don't know are you talking about the forensic stuff yeah forensic stuff oh well there was actually like a kind of a lull period about two years oh yeah three years yeah we're like not a lot was happening um it's been five years since the full link and we just did a new a new tenage that uh it's called you don't have to win but you have to fight um so that's a little bit we have copies of the covers here but we do and we're just like what we're doing we're mailing because like the you know pressing plan everybody's too busy you know doing the capital vaults issues so it takes forever to get to get records now so we're going to be sending people the uh that the purchase it here and then on this tour uh copies of the record in the mail fancy well no maybe like they'll buy it because it's like if you price the cd at five dollars they'll buy it yeah it'll move but it'll go but it's you know but don't expect to charge twelve dollars no you're not gonna get twelve to do for it yeah i don't know maybe i don't i don't pay twelve bucks for cds but i i don't i can't think of the last cd i bought other than like maybe like if a band only had it on cd at their show and it was like you know limited to 30 you know that's that's the only i can't think of the last cd i bought andy do you still buy cds i bought the new morrissey deluxe edition when it came out so that was like in march how was it was it worth it it was fucking awesome i liked it all right that was like you know beginning of the year so it's been a while grand do you buy cds i think you still buy cds right it's been a while yeah when's the last cd but i i don't even know it honestly it's been a long time so you guys weren't kidding when you said you didn't like bands you're like no the look on your face i just like wrestling and racing what's that got to do with bands i mean chris jericho got a band called fozzy but that's just that's weird man that is just weird this guy come back he come out here man all right he does the moonsault and the lion salt right you know a surprising amount about chris jericho i do man he's awesome lion tamer they had fozzy at the college station that i used to work at oh you had to play that yeah i was excited about it at the time because it was so ridiculous yeah but i'm trying to remember it sounded like kind of like was it like priest or what did it sound like it did he did one album that was all metal covers yeah and then they did we had the metal covers album so i knew all the songs i just wow it was them playing them playing yeah it was interesting he works it so that he can actually like play play like you know fozzy at the events yeah that's a little weird yeah so it's just like it's i think it's part of his contract it's like like well fozzy gets promotion on the air you know dude it's pretty amazing i don't think i have that kind of ego where i'd be like i'll do this but you have to let my metal band play yeah yeah but i can't imagine even like like wanting to play the venues that they have because it's just like you're playing on this you know this entrance ramp yeah where the wrestlers normally come out and shit usually like flies out of the ground well pyrotechnics going off yeah after seeing wrestling live there's no way i would want to play for the fans oh they're like i don't want to be rude like i'm sure 80 of all wrestling fans are great people 80 how'd you get that you arrive at 80 i don't know they're great salt of the earth people but like the fucking 20 that you hear are unbelievable yeah epically disturbing people unbelievably racist like i was trying to curtail that no no i can say because i'm half asian dude it's cool but like my friend that's part of the asian community exactly i represent the whole half of the half now from now on i'm just gonna ask when i'm like what is the asian community thing about this well let me tell you exactly how we feel about that no but yeah like i mean there's the yeah i know what you're saying like to play in front of such a a weird crowd like we'll call them weird that's cool that's a good way of putting that's code of not being too over there like with their racism but it's kind of awesome in a way because like i don't really like i'm not the type of guy that gets bent out of shape when i hear racist stuff because i think it's funny so like to go to those events and to go to like football games and stuff like i i enjoy it because i hear like some of just the most ignorant things the most insane like there's like i was telling him like uh when i went to i went to see like the in our area we have the uh baltimore ravens and washington redskins and they played last year so you got fans from washington coming up to the baltimore stadium and and you know like there's things that you would think would be kind of sacred especially with like sports fans which would be like you know oh somebody getting murdered in their home yeah this guy this guy sean taylor right he got he was like the skins you know arguably the best defensive guy at the time got murdered in his home and everybody was like pretty bummed out because like especially like guys our age because like he's our age you know and we saw him play it seems yeah yeah it's not like someone really does you'd think that'd be off limits but no no like we're like i'm standing in line right and uh there's there's a guy wearing a sean taylor jersey and there's of course there's always like ravens fans around and uh one of them just kind of smirking i'm like oh shit here it goes he goes hey who's taylor you know because it says the guy's like uh sean taylor he goes yeah who's sean taylor oh boy uh sean taylor he uh he played on he played like i love when sports fans say us he played for us uh you know uh i think music should start doing that yeah like us like we're playing but um but he's like he's like yeah it's this guy he was like a defensive player and you know he was probably our best man but but he died he died yeah he died how the fuck did he die well he was actually uh murdered in his home murdered like how he was shot shot how many times well he got i think he got shot once and then the dude just goes man ray lewis who's a player for the ravens ray lewis got shot five fucking times he's on the field tonight where's your boy he was 56 got shot like nine times that dude's still making platinum records which sean taylor is a pussy is this and i was like oh my god why don't i go to every game ever you know like if this is how it's gonna be and it was just like unbelievable you know that was it was a monday night game so like andrea kramer was on the field and everybody like it's just like just brutal like hey suzy colbert get the fuck out my way you know like calling her the wrong name oh my god yeah it's it's wonderfully ignorant in the bay area we have the niners and the raiders and you'll get that at a raiders game yeah black holes niners game like we were discussing the sports in san francisco are like totally different nobody has that kind of an attitude but really yeah everyone i think it's just because everyone it's so expensive to live in san francisco so yeah everyone's like really high class and they're like we're just can i get some wine yeah good good job good job andy andy went to virginia tech so he hates uva so any chance he gets to take a shot at him how's the bay area with uh the 49ers now like kind of having some semblance of a team or we were really excited until they dropped what two in a row yeah yeah so we're not so stoked on that they're playing tomorrow i think yeah yeah yeah but i'm i'm i mean i i like the it's much better than it was fucking last year yeah oh my god that's all i gotta say i like singletary man i like them a lot because i used to um i still follow the bears but like that was always the guy like i had this like dvd where they mic'd him up like during the super bowl run and that like really solidified it for me so when i see him just like yelling at press conferences and stuff i get all pumped dude i like him i he that's the thing is it's like one of those things where it's like it's entertaining to actually watch yeah as opposed to like even if the team's not doing well he's you know he's a personality and he's someone to fucking care you know he's gonna grab a face mask yeah or send a player to the locker room drop trow drop trow i can't with them can't play with them i can only hope but uh all right i think we're gonna yeah we're gonna wrap it up we're gonna wrap it up but i want to ask before we go sure there there are two last questions one uh last time at the fest you guys played hey jealousy oh are you guys any chance you guys would play that again no that wasn't us we uh no no that was some other man what's hey jealousy oh yeah because i gotta see out of everybody favorite song it's phenomenal out of everybody in the audience i think austin lucas and myself were the only two people that were like yeah yeah see see that's the problem is like we had this thing i was like we're like we're like we we wanted to do some covers you know like throughout you know scattered shows we're like we only want we only want to cover stuff from i used to be weird to cover anything current yeah and uh but the problem is we get older but the audience doesn't yeah you know what i mean so so yeah like we're we played that a few times and like you know sometimes yeah if we played like you know to guys our age it's like everybody's like yeah but then you play it to like little kids are like yeah like 20 year old kids and they're all like what dude that song sounds different than the rest of your songs i don't know what that was i don't know when you guys wrote that but i wouldn't do that again that was weird dude i got really excited so i wanted to oh damn man i don't know what you want to know i'm like like i would i'm definitely like willing to play a song for three people and alienate the rest and that is how you market a band yes right there so uh all right fair enough uh anything you guys want to plug or push or mention before we go nothing head shake head shakes don't translate well to the microphone i know everyone just put their hands up they're like no whoa i don't know do you have anything to plug obviously the new record which you always mentioned yeah the new record which you guys have covers of at the moment there's a magical retail store opening in fredericksburg virginia really yeah it's me like skateboards and records that's opening december 4th people want to come through that's on uh 604 caroline street probably by the time people hear this yeah it'll be more close cool um i don't know and we're just gonna keep working we were talking last night about you know some new records we wanted to work on and uh yeah we're just gonna keep going i'm excited maybe a hate jealousy cover you never know that i i would support that i would say i'd finance it but i'm like yeah i'm not gonna lie no i'm not gonna i'm not really gonna pay i don't i don't have good money to download yeah exactly we do have a drummer he's just not here that's okay we'll find him we'll get him we'll get him separate andy tourette's buckaloo he asked if we had anything to plug in you want to plug the drummer let it be said that andy buckaloo wants to plug bad brad perry endlessly i was just saying informing people we have a drummer that's all i'm saying in case they were curious in case they were going to come to a show they're like he's currently is that fourth guy he's currently stretching and warming up for the show tonight at nine o'clock it's now two o'clock he's got it's seven hour warm-up you gotta be good that's probably what he's calling for can we load in can we load in dude the venue's not up oh you have a text yeah yo need to get up with you guys to figure shit out for tonight wanna hang out too i like that you added accent with that i like that oh yeah vinnie stigma is our drummer new york blood all right well i want to thank you guys all so much for taking thank you so much for and coming down here this was actually really really easy because you guys came straight into the hotel i know we're literally right down the hall from that's exciting well if you guys are around at 2 a.m we have a bunch of fans coming by we might have 2 a.m yeah 2 a.m get excited right three banville left that sparks oh there's oh yeah there's always sparks all right well thank you guys so much thank you very much enjoy the rest of your fest thank you so much for enduring through that interview like brent did with a smile i don't even know if brent knew how goddamn unprofessional i was he was just very stoked to be there and so definitely check out magic bullet records great great record label um ton of great artists i mean everything from uh the romance of young tigers uh austin lucas some of the forensic stuff which is just awesome um this will destroy you um shit dude i can't even they have the they put out the first doom riders lp on vinyl which is a great album black thunder um there's just i can't say enough great about that label and all their stuff i believe a lot of their records are up for free download at um so i got an airman you remember the name of the site gimme sound.com so check out gimme sound.com a ton i don't want to say all their stuff because i don't know if it's their whole catalog but a ton of uh magic bullet stuff is up there and again thanks so much for the you know brent and the dudes from forensics for doing it they were all very very cordial that's it that's our whole fest coverage next week our last show of the year it's gonna be 115 which puts us at 23 shows this year it's gonna be 23 close 22 next week oh that's right i thought that's right we do have another show my bad no big holiday show next week next week's just show 115 114 so fuck it next week's a good interview though so uh yeah but uh it's a good interview i like it um i'm really excited about that interview um i'll talk about it then but that's good because that'll give us another week to lead into our hot our holiday special show so uh anyhow holiday special in two weeks next week regular ass interview but a good regular ass interview anyhow one last track by forensics it's called uh when a monkey claps you know you're fucked which is i'm gonna throw this one out to that awesome lady that got her face ripped off by terrence the chimp dude have you oh her face looks it's like pizza the hut off a space pizza the hut oh the monkey yeah no shit really and then he ripped some bitch's face off disgruntled man disgruntled ape oh he was like i'm gonna show somebody what's up this is why you fucking make pants and monkey sizes because a monkey will rip your face your lips your ears your eyes your nose and then bite all but one of your fucking fingers off monkeys man when they do take over we are so fucked all right enjoy it this is the forensics we got a new interview next week and then our holiday special thanks so much we'll be back bye

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