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The 3-4 minutes of just Mason's face is beautiful perfection. Lol

Great interview fellas!

This make me want to here the alternative darker version of Northstar now lol.

I miss you Clint. I remember both 73cent rampage and Early Subseven shows at the 180 in Weatherford. I miss all of you so much as your band and all the bands you introduced me to were my gateway into the music I love and make today. Southwestern Oklahoma and the scene we had back in the late nineties and early two thousands was something incredibly special because there was nothing else like it. I will never forget those shows from the 180 to Swosu palooza to The first assembly shows to the shows even in Elk City. Massive parts in my life that shaped me into the person I am today. Forever your biggest fan, Chris Dodge.

It’s not growth but atrophy if the changes taking place are leading you to distance yourself from the truth of God revealed in his word. The gospel is an offense and it is incredibly tempting to change and warp our interpretation of scripture to appease the voices of culture around us and even our own experiences that force us to deal with the tension of what we feel to be true and what God has revealed to be true. He was very indirect in what convictions he has changed on but if you throw the label of fundamentalist on it that at the very least would start with the authority of scripture.

Been a fan of My Epic since the Undone record. It was so refreshing and a bit healing for me to hear about Aaron's faith journey. There's a lot of things I don't believe in anymore and a lot of things I now believe in. I know the unconditional love of Jesus for me and the world. Everything else is commentary. Move towards light and love and beauty. I was a naïve youth group 16 year old kid who had only heard Steven Curtis Chapman and Third Day. Then me and some friends went to Cornerstone '07 and my life changed. Probably 70% of the music I listen to today was birthed at that festival. Love the podcast. Keep it up dudes!

Sirens album is one of my favorite albums. So many bangers!

Cant wait to here the new band

Great interview would be much more professional if the dude wasn’t trying to eat a meal during the interview, terrible.

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Great interview fellas!

OMG Brutus wants to go so bad but in light of climate change, he (like Brian McLaren) opts not to fly. Maybe wheelz or trains can get him there... Granted, it would likely mean tossing a job into the furnace! 😱🔥

Wait, Reese doesn’t have rhythm!?!

I went to high school with Wesley and Clint. My first concert I went with Wes to the same venue to watch Dogwood, Value PAC, and Project 86. They both inspired me when in my band Ephraim was formed. Good dudes. Clint forgot the Tide 7 name in high school.

Ok. I remember these guys. And I thought they were good. But despite all these emo christian bands are my generation. I never had respect for them. Nor thought they were good. Clint even cussed in this interview. the Bible says in Ephesians 4:29 "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen." I doubt they truly were Christian if he does that. Especially if he just laughed off the creator of xxxchurch having a cannabis business. All these emo so called christian bands didnt preach the gospel as they should, I never respected them. They write some christian stuff and then decide to experiment with other subjects. Jesus said go out and preach the gospel to every creature. "Preach the gospel" not some of the gospel. I get they want to show "hey Christians are cool and fun". I get that. And you can show that. But if youre gonna claim you are a Christian band then be Christian and preach the gospel. We have a responsibility as Christians to preach the gospel. All believers are called to preach. We may not all get called to be in ministry all of us. But every believer is called to preach the gospel of Jesus. Its not something to take lightly. And Jesus is going to call these bands on it when they are face to face with him. And there's tons of scriptures I can mention about all of this. And most of these bands wont admit this. But most of those so called christian emo bands and christian rock bands were trained by these christian labels how to answer certain questions when interviewed and trained how to write songs. So they were asked to only preach the positive stuff. But not to preach repentance or speak against homosexuality etc. And its because those christian labels sold themselves to the major labels in Hollywood. And Hollywood doesnt want that. So these bands and the labels bowed to the devil. If you go listen to John Cooper from skillet on his podcast. Him and the vocalist formally from superchik were talking about that stuff. And she made it clear those very things happened with the label she was on. Which is why she left the label. She obviously wanted to preach. The episode is called "Christian music and christianity need revival" ruclips.net/video/XJUBM96w4EM/видео.htmlsi=HUj9gFYCuNgKArcT I say its time to stop being chicken christians and preach. Jesus says in the word Matthew 10 Verse 33 "But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven." Yes its important to preach the love of Jesus. the uplifting things. But we are also called to preach repentance. We cannot fear outrage etc. Because Jesus said as he was preaching repent while on this earth Matthew 10 Verse 34 "Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword." Forget about Christian labels and just let God promote you as you preach the gospel with no shame. The only true good and real Christian groups now are now newsboys and skillet. These so called emo christian bands need to repent.

I used to go to Falling Up concerts in Linn County before they got signed. Awesome guys for real.

I know Dawn Escapes was a rushed album, but as a junior in high school, I loved it and still love it today.

Travis is a really sweet dude. I used to have convos with him back when I had social media. Love How the Lonely Keep.

Gratitude:)

Omg! I saw Jonathan and Matt play at my high school when they were formula 316, and I bought your CD that night! We loved you guys! Rocked out to it all the time in my besties car. I think she even dated Matt for a second. I told my 17 yr old daughter, a long time ago, about you guys, and while looking through her yearbook tonight, we pulled out mine it reminded me of your band. I searched a minute, and was able to find the album I had bought online and stream it, which led me to find this video! I still remember most of the words to the songs too. Wow, it’s wild how long it’s been since then! Great memories. THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT MUSIC!!

I just found my sub seven t-shirt and had to Google it and found you guys crazy coincidence.

Idk but John Cooper ended up a Christian Nationalist, theocratic groomer.

this was great. thank you for consistently telling stories of these formative bands

One of my fav bands ❤

I’ve been a fan of Falling Up ever since Crashings and they were the first band that got me into heavier music. They’ll always be a top all time band for me, so thankful to hear Jessy and see what he’s up to! Dawn Escapes is still on rotation for me to this day 🔥

Another bangin episode lads

Wow, I can't believe I found this only 2 weeks after publishing. Haven't watched yet, but Terminal is one of the greatest bands of all time. I've been trying to find Travis for a long time.

Here's the deal. When you hear a Christian artist asked what they listen to, it's almost guaranteed they will list exclusively secular artists. They sell music that they don't believe in.

i have to keep on moving or i get lost in all i'm losiiiiiing thank you for the music travis ❤

Wow I clicked on this by accident and stuck around because I heard The Undertaking at the intro.

I still listen to How The Lonely Keep often. It's an all time fav album for sure. I'm so pumped I stumbled upon this and can't wait to watch/listen after work!

"most underrated Christian emo band" is like stating you've found the "most overlooked carcinogen"

Thank you so much for this ❤

you guys rock! you guys should interview Still Remains sometime!

I've yet to listen to the latter half of the podcast episode as I type this but Spencer putting out slo/tide inspires me as an writer of fiction and dabbler-level music maker. Thanks for this episode!

If you're in a church where people are playing "music " and repelling from the ceiling, you're absolutely in the wrong kind of church, the kind of "church" God hates. And don't say, "Oh my God".

Another great band from the early 2000's era is Holland

Loved the until june reference! I am for you and sleepless were played back to back so many times!!!! Great interview!

That was really fun to listen to

Formula 316 used to have a killer message board on their website. It had been several years post breakup of the band and I was at my In-Law's house during the holiday bored out of my mind. I jump on the computer to check my email and had the thought. . ."I wonder if Formula316 still has those message boards up." I type in the web address and the moment I hit enter, my sister-in-law walks into the room and an adult site pops up right at the same time. It was the most awkward moment of my life. No matter how you try to explain it, you'll come off looking like a wacko that couldn't wait until he got home, haha.

Great interview fellas!

hello maybe some of u have their old stuff THE BLACK ALBUM year 2000 any possibilities of sharing it???!!! been looking for it for a long time

As someone who was around at the near beginning, these guys - Clint, Wes, Reed, Smokey, Caleb, Jacob - were such a HUGE part of my life. I traveled all over Western Oklahoma, to OKC, to Broken Arrow and a few places in Kansas to hear my friends play. From 73 Cent Rampage to subseven, from a 4 piece with Smokey to a dabble in turntables to a 5 piece with the addition of Caleb and Jacob (Jacob coming from a different West Oklahoma local band I also saw frequently) to back to a 4 piece with Sean and Evan (the last time I saw them play) I was there. I did my best to be at every show. The ones I weren't were mostly due to my mom not allowing me to go because she didn't know the driver - even when she met Clint when he offered I could ride in the famous renovated school bus. I was a server at Clint's wedding rehearsal dinner and attended Wes's wedding. I drew fan art from pictures I'd taken at a show which Clint told me he still has when I randomly ran into him at the movie theater a couple years ago. I was so saddened when they had the get together show about 10 years ago and I obviously couldn't go - being a missionary in China. Of course there would be rumblings of another get together while I'm back overseas now in Thailand. So glad to call them my friends and pray blessings over them in all they do. They deserve all the good things. I'm just one of the countless people they have touched over the years.

I played i a band that opened for Subseven 3 or 4 times in NW Indiana, and once in Dayton Ohio. Those were some of my favorite shows in 20+ years of playing bands. Great group of guys.

And all this time, I thought "Dies" was his last name... Caught Showbread at FF 2021. Some technical difficulties, but was a great set.

I listened to the entire interview... I always had an appreciation for the sub7 crew. Great bunch of people.

I remember going to somewhere in the Dakotas(Aberdeen maybe) on a day when you guys flipped a trailer heading to the show. I was texting Caleb trying to figure out if y’all were going to make it. Then I felt bad for bugging him all day. Pretty sure the band had to play with minimal setup…..and it was still an EXCELLENT show!

Clint, thanks for the trip down memory lane. I remember going to every show I could make it to in Oklahoma before most people even in Oklahoma knew who you guys were. I remember when you had a dj join you on stage in the park in Edmond. The punk music was great. The Emo music was great. Hardcore was great. The common denominator was SubSeven! You guys were always gracious to talk after shows.

“The best Christian Emo Band you’ve never heard of..” Ok, accurate but I have to admit it stung a little. “Country as hell” Spot on. We practiced with John Deere tractors on the other side of the barn. Blazing hot in the summer, freezing in the winter. We did a photo shoot in the bluestem field behind the barn all the while wanting to be punk/emo/hardcore like our favorite bands. Lol. “That was the start, but that was kinda near the end” oohhhh I felt this one, I think if we could go back in time and press pause, take a breathe and a break from all the trivial BS..it might be a different story today. Thanks for caring about our music dudes. 🤙🏼 -caleb subseven