Vincent Bennett

Just getting ready for it already.

[laughs] That and just listening to the, to the wild-ass, uh, insane lyrics that Vincent Bennett is able to just spit out, and you're just like, "I don't, I don't know who hurt you, dude."

That man is so sad.

That's what I tell-

Yeah.

It's just, it's the Vincent Bennett playbook.

Like-

Yeah

You know, are you kinda coming in with the approach of like, "Hey, you know, we wanna do something different," or it's like, you know, "I was just working on these riffs, I was just working on these songs, then all of a sudden, you know, we have this wealth of material that's pretty different"?

Yeah, so kind of what we do, like, Vincent is a, like...

At the end of the day, it's Vincent's band.

He's the one who started it and has been there the whole time.

And I've thought, you know, over the years, with, you know, random lineup changes and everything like that, Vincent's a great curator of musicians who understand his vision and know how to, like, execute it.

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Um, so when we're trying to write a record, the- the- the method we've used the last few records has been, like, everyone at home writing and recording demos, and just, like, getting as much out as we can.

Like, me and Mike can get by recording, like, a pretty decent-sounding demo or something like that.

Yeah.

And my journey was about it was Johnny Davey, it was Guy Koziriak in the Red Chord, it was Mitch Lucker, it was Vincent, uh, Vincent Bennett.

You know, it was like all these people doing these crazy fucking things and, um, yeah, it's just like the dynamism of it.

And yeah, I, I agree.