William Tyler

We have one.

It's written by William Tyler.

I know, but it doesn't have lyrics.

Famously, that's what makes William Tyler's music awesome.

I know.

True.

Yeah.

Um, William Tyler makes a brief appearance on [laughs] one of the songs.

Awesome.

It's a lot of people.

Yeah.

Uh, William Tyler.

Mm.

And Yasmin Williams.

there was that history.

You know, stepping into this, and you also, you know, have, you know, you already had built your career in music, you know, being established with Lambchop, and of course you've got, you know, William Tyler on guitar and-

Yeah, but I'm, I'm, uh, and he, we also took that guy for granted, but, you know, I, I came at it from thinking Malcomus was like a guitar hero.

I always loved his playing.

soccer stadiums worth of people going to this festival but none of them are necessarily into obscure noise rock so they had us relegated to this kind of like smaller stage and we're watching um somber set up across the way from us or not so dear yeah and there were thousands of people and then it's time for us to play and i think 200 people maybe showed up and of Um, those 200, I would say 190 had their arms crossed the whole time we were playing.

So, um, and then Tyler, Tyler, the creator went on immediately after us and it was just completely, uh, you know, ghost town at our stage.

So, um, you know, Hey, if a tree falls in the woods, et cetera, you know, no, no harm, no foul.

Do you take to touring? I was talking about this with my wife last night.

When you said that you had been at Pukle Pop, I was like, oh, that obviously is a metal festival.

But it sounds like it was much closer to a much more mainstream Lollapalooza type of thing.

You have Sombra and Tyler the Greater also there.

So it makes a bit more sense that you got Brooks and Dunn, essentially, that people wanted to kick your ass for showing up there.