PipemanRadio Interviews From Fall to Spring in Spain

0:04 Hey, you lunt, Yes that's true. For why crazy you? This is pipe Man here on the Adventures of pipe Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here. With from Fall to Spring from Germany. Nice here at Resurrection Fest. Fuck yeah, oh my god. You still can't believe it. I know it. Your show was badass. I'm glad I got here early enough for it because you guys kicked ass so far.

0:45 You're the best band that's played. Yet means a lot. Man, So you've never played a voking I take it because you said this was the biggest you've played. This year is our first time in vacking, but this stage is like crazy big, so yeah, yeah, it was a blast for us. Is it a trip to go from like a club stage to something like that? Actually, first of all, it's a troop to come from Germany to the Resurrection Fest. We traveled a. Bout twenty hours and we played a lot of small middle festivals, but nothing like this before, and it was a dream come true. Well, you guys nailed it. And I have to tell you too that I think that Lincoln Park song was pretty fucking badass. And I've seen Lincoln Park four times in the past month.

1:32 I liked Peers better. Thank you man, Thank you. It's always always so much fun to sing with the crowd, and it's like a song for the people. Yeah, they loved it. Yeah, they love it too. We love it too. I think they sang more than they did at the other Lincoln Park. Awesome. So, tell our listeners a little bit about you guys, like how you would describe yourself as artists and what led you to rest reaction fast. Sure. So, we're actually a small band from Germany. We're on our way now to the big festivals. We love to make music. We're like a new metal band because we love Lincoln Park. It's obvious. We played the song and yeah, what does our band stand for?

2:17 Yeah? Pure energy. We try to bring the energy to the people and we try to celebrate with the people. And if they're as half as happy as we are being on such a stage, then we're happy. Yeah, it's so much fun and we want to transport that. We want to have fun with the people and it's awesome. Still had a lots of words. What part of Germany are you from? From southwest Germany a small town called Abrooken, Okay. Near the French border. Yeah, all right, cool, I used to date somebody from Lincoln, Okay, and my daughter lived in Bomvol. I can't pronounce it no English, we say Baumholder, but you guys.

2:58 Bumhoid Yeah yeah, yeah. Germany is a bit. Right, and that my son was in Ramstein. That's near us actually, like really forty fifty kilometers that's where the army basis. Yeah yeah, nice. Yeah, because my son's in the army, so that's where he was stationed, but he lived off base. He wanted to live like the Germans live instead of living in America in Germany. Yeah. Yeah, it's like a little America there in right, Yeah, So. What else are you going to beside Vakin? What else where are the other fas? We're going to play on the at the Bacelona Rockfest tomorrow. We're slip Not and we're pretty high. For this one and we're playing actually Leandos the Rock also.

3:39 So we're playing three shows in Spain this year, and we played rock for people last week last but not at least we're playing our first headline tour through whole Europe the end of this year, starting end of October, sadly not Spain, but next time definitely becomes to Spain here. We couldn't predict that we're playing free festivals in Spain. All we would have. It's wild, right, It's why from. Zero to Everything's band you can do as a metal band. Well, well, even over in the States, we love the German bands, like the German metal bands are the badass bands. That's the way we think in the States. Yes, so maybe we have to come over to the States. Yeah, you could do all the Danny Wimmer festivals I cover all those. Those are.

4:21 Very hot for German band to come to the States because the money and the stuff. Yeah. But yeah, we are on the same management as Electric Corboy and they are role models, so it's not impossible. Yeah, it's can work. It's funny because a couple of years ago I was doing download and the photographer friend of mine goes come with me and he takes me out a golf cart to the a stage and I didn't know who was playing, and I never heard of them, and it was an Electric Callboy. I was like, oh, my fucking god, they way good. Next thing, you know, they were playing all the festivals I cover in the States the very next year. So yeah, living the dream every's German band is jealous of Electricoarbyboo. They are doing what everyone wants to do and they're badass.

5:03 Yeah they are. So they're gonna have to bring you over there. Yeah yeah, yeah. If you meet them, tell them that. I'm going to. Is there's some moment in life where you knew this was what you had to do with your life, that music was it. Actually it's not all we do with our lives. So we all have full time jobs at the Highway. We have to have full time jobs to play the bills and stuff. But we too, we had twins. Yeah, I guess you see. We are making music from six years old on. So it was always our dream to be on a stage. And I think the first show was in the fifth grade. It's always fifteen years ago. And yeah, as we stepped on a stage, we knew this is it.

5:45 I think with sixteen years old. But we want a contest to play a big stage in our hometown. And we stood in front of five thousand people and there was the moment where the band thought, this is what we fucking want to do, right, And it took us fifteen more years to get to this point now. But we're not giving up. Well, you know, they say it takes twenty years to become an overnight success in this business, so you're almost there. Could almost smell it. Yeah, So did your parents get you into music or did you just like. They helped sup parted us. They paid for music school and stuff, but they never liked the music we did. They always thought it was too hard. Stop screaming sounds horrible. But as of now, for the last three or four years they got it.

6:29 They understand it now. Nice. But actually they brought us into rock music because they got us to listen to Queen when we were really little. And then when we were ten years old, a friend of ours came with the CD and said, you guys need to hear this and this was hyperd Theory. By Lincoln Park and we never looked back. Nice and my dad when I was playing guitar, he's like, you better give that up because you shuck and why because I was making a lot of noise. They didn't like and we wouldn't think it's but he did. Our parents too. We listened to Lincoln Park and we did. We couldn't scream at ten twelve years old, so we were walking up and down our room and like wow.

7:11 They were like, well, this is no music, what are you doing? Tell it all this We sucked in the first at first they were right, but we made it. So as twins, how do you love? Like playing together? It's a lot of fate relationship always as siblings, right, So we argue a lot, as all siblings do, but no one can Yeah, back me up like he can because we're so similar. We're so intertwined. On stage sometimes people come up and say, oh, I love the moves. How long did you practice? And it just happened. So it just happens that it looks good and we do the same at the same time in sync. Yeah, and stink. That's it. That's it. So yeah, I think I can't say I wouldn't do it with anyone else. Nice.

7:51 And you can trust each other totally because that's big in this business. It's very hard to find people you can trust. So that's cool. So your parents really love now what you're doing, like play get it now? Yeah, they come to shows and they love that the shows are getting bigger. We just played the show with follign reverse in front of. Five thousand people. Wow, they came and yeah, they love it now, Thank god. Right, what's the craziest story you've had so far in this music journey? Actually, it's a story a friend told me. He was on vacation in Peru and he went to a small village on a big mountain and there was someone living there and he told us, Oh, I have a friend doing music from Germany. And this guy said, but it's not from fal to Spring and he knew us, and he knew our music, and my friend was blown away.

8:44 Wow, And it was such a mind fuck that. Us make it in the middle of nowhere. Someone was like, yeah, but it's not from fal to Spring. It's like surreal, surreal. Oh my god, Now that's cool. It's fucking hell. So any other things you want tell the letters that we haven't covered already totally. We have a new album coming up. It's coming in September. Ten songs. We pot a heart into this one. It was a lot of work. I told you, we do a full time jobs. Yeah, that's hard simultaneously. So a lot of plot, sweat and tears went into this one. Go buy the ship and come to our shows in Europe. Yeah, they gotta buy that ship and they gotta buy your merch or they can't get. To my show. By every merch out there, it's the only way you get to the next show.

9:25 They don't realize, like, you don't make shit from Spotify, so you need this. That's it'll merch, that's it. Tell everybody how they can connect to you guys from social media on the web by and where they can buy your merch and your music and all that. You can find us on every platform. There is Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, you name it. We have a website with the shop from fall to spring dot E. You're shipping worldwide, We're shipping worldwide're shipping to the US, We're shipping to all of Europe. And come to a show and hang out. We love to hang out with you people. Well, I can't wait to see you guys have more festivals. Thanks man. That's what I love about festivals. If you get here early and you catch your early band, sometimes you find like your favorite new band that you never.

10:07 Will have listened to before. Thank you so much, you guys are it. Thanks for being here at the Resurrection fest and thanks for being on the Adventures by Man's your rock. What a pleasure. First out on the person Answers sounthing. Thank you for listening to the Adventures of plate Man on W for CUI Radio.