Sep 4, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 9 segments
Two records in two years, and **GVTH DVDDY** are clearly not slowing down. Their latest self-titled album pushes the sound even further into the dark—massive guitars, strange textures, raw emotion…
Kevin RobinsonGuestChrisHostGreat.
But, I mean, it is a job that just has seemed to have lost value.
Like, we just...
Even though it is a very, very difficult, challenging field.
For sure.
I mean, all art, really, has just seemed to be, like, under attack these days for, like...
Losing value.
Like, it just doesn't seem society values art anymore.
The way, you know, when we were, I say kids back in the day.
Yeah.
We'd be buying cassettes, CDs.
We'd go into shows, getting the tees.
Yeah.
Like, there was a way to go about that just, like, as you said, just kind
Soft Daddy was reclaiming that for me, right? So not only reclaiming the sound, the vision, the ridiculous name, and all of this stuff, I wanted to create something that was completely otherworldly, so much so that I retaught myself guitar.
and make chord stamps and write on there what it is so that I would play the songs but what's cool about it is that I'm coming at this instrument with like beginner wonderment and like newfound discovery and every time you hear a goth daddy song it's the first time I've ever put those sounds and those chords together that way it has this kind of immediate rough kind of like feel to it that, that I really love.
You know, like I just got to a point where I couldn't manufacture excitement about just picking up a guitar and like, you know, there's so much predictable things that I needed to come up shake myself out of this mindset not just of like the industry itself or how bands are but just of music itself how i'm how i approach the entire game well and something kind of clicked you know
Great.
But, I mean, it is a job that just has seemed to have lost value.
Like, we just...
Even though it is a very, very difficult, challenging field.
For sure.
I mean, all art, really, has just seemed to be, like, under attack these days for, like...
Losing value.
Like, it just doesn't seem society values art anymore.
The way, you know, when we were, I say kids back in the day.
Yeah.
We'd be buying cassettes, CDs.
We'd go into shows, getting the tees.
Yeah.
Like, there was a way to go about that just, like, as you said, just kind
Soft Daddy was reclaiming that for me, right? So not only reclaiming the sound, the vision, the ridiculous name, and all of this stuff, I wanted to create something that was completely otherworldly, so much so that I retaught myself guitar.
and make chord stamps and write on there what it is so that I would play the songs but what's cool about it is that I'm coming at this instrument with like beginner wonderment and like newfound discovery and every time you hear a goth daddy song it's the first time I've ever put those sounds and those chords together that way it has this kind of immediate rough kind of like feel to it that, that I really love.
You know, like I just got to a point where I couldn't manufacture excitement about just picking up a guitar and like, you know, there's so much predictable things that I needed to come up shake myself out of this mindset not just of like the industry itself or how bands are but just of music itself how i'm how i approach the entire game well and something kind of clicked you know
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