UnderØath as a band is really human. Not only did they have the relatable image, especially with the Christian audience, but also the way their music developed and the band developed is human. I love that kind of dynamic.
wearelife yea exactly got me revisiting my old deluxe U0 cd/dvd’s and I would’ve totally bought a deluxe if they had one for this but I still got the target cd with 2 other bonus tracks
it's really cool to hear Spencer talk about how its nice to reflect back on his past, and how this is his break up record with drugs. i just wanted to say, Underoath's music, (Specifically lost in the sound of separation,) literally got me through my addiction i listened to it going to sleep almost every night the last year of my addiction. thank you for making all of the music you've made. i really think it saved my life. i am now 3 years clean and working on rebuilding my life. Can't wait to hear the next album you guys put out!
Love how in depth they went with I Gave Up. My favorite song on the new record, and I love how much work Aaron put into it. I will never NOT love this band.
I have always adored Tim's energy, he gets so into and hypes me up so much. He reminds me of me because he's somewhat quiet and reserved but when he's into something he's fully in it and enjoying it effusively.
It’s an amazing, one-of-a-kind experience that you get from these guys getting to see how basically every record of theirs was made as there really is a documentary on their channel of some length on at least the past four or five albums that they’ve made which really helps you get a headspace of how they build records as band, as a friends group, especially over the timeline from at least the first record that HAS a documentary. (I know things clicked more once Dallas left and things went in a bit of a different direction, but I even appreciate the Dallas years and those albums too ❤️) - It’s encouraging and inspiring.
this was a great snippet into the creative process you guys went through with this album. And to be completely transparent.. my first thoughts were that while i enjoyed the album this wasn't the underoath that i knew or that i was excited to hear. it took some time for me to realize that this album was so very much underoath. Thank you guys for being real with yourselves and with your fans.
There are no rules in the studio except make it sound good. Engineers use all sorts of hacks/DIY setups that they discovered through constant experiments.
I fell out of love with UnderOath around 2010ish and you guys have made your way back into my daily listening rotation. Thank you for another amazing album.
I appreciate this album so much more after watching this! Keep killing it guys! Been listening since TOCS came out and I haven't been disappointed yet!
in my opinion it just means something. that you are a pure geniuses that you could have made such a amazing records without pre production before. this is siiiickkkk . UO forever
This was awesome. I watched it front to back twice. Always exciting to see a band and their process, as it gives me a greater appreciation for the end result.
It's a real shame that a lot of the guitar riffs got lost somewhere in the mix. Like for ex. in "In Motion" during/after the "all hope is lost" part, you hear the riffs here, but they aren't really there on the album version, at least not that prominently. I think this record would have been better with the guitars being higher in the mix.
I think this documentary made me appreciate Matt working on the album more than the initial RUclips updates that they released a few years ago. Hearing the album helps too, but I didn’t think it was that great - but this helps ... a lot
album grew on me. at first I wasn't sure, but at about 6 listens I knew I was in love. great work! love the vid and I hope you guys never stop creating great music.
Geran Scanlan you shouldn't have to force yourself to like anything. It's like cigarettes lol. I listen once maybe twice cuz I'll give a second chance. But after that if it didn't it, it's just not good.
@@pierre-claudemeriot6562 I didn't force myself to do anything. I just wasn't sure, its like trying foreign food for the first time. example being I lived in Japan for 3 years, originally I liked only a handful of dishes I could find, now i miss all the "weird" foods. this is a good album IMO, I just had to get past my original bias.
Thank you guys . you guys are the best musicians best band in the world. You guys have been a huge part in my life. No band like Underoath has stayed in my heart like you guys have. Love youre music love the videos. Thankz for youre music!!
Guys, I remember watching your old docs, seeing you multiple times across different times live. You’ve come so far. You’re not the Underoath I remembered.. but the Underoath I needed. I lost my faith and I became disconnected from the music I used to love but you came back... thank you for all your hard work and pushing to always be different and better.
I love to see them just being themselves and getting along, being in a band is really hard. I personally love their stuff from DTGL era but I'm down with 100% of what they said about being real to the moment and everyone's perspective in the band. Hopefully they continue to make epic chaotic sonic melodic oriented material in the future. Cheers from BRA.
I love this band and I love this album. Thank you for coming back, making this record and showing us what went behind. Moments on this record are so beautiful and it was really cool to see you guys bring them to life from scratch. This part with Aaron is my favorite - 27:59. Thank you Underoath!
Underoath has always been my favorite band. DTGL is my favorite album of all time. Above everything I listen to. TOSC & LITSOS had something on them, too, that were simply incomparable. Honestly, this album wasn’t my favorite, as it lacked a very specific “Underoath” sound that the 3 I mentioned carried, HOWEVER... this documentary really gave me an appreciation for this album and why it sounded the way it did. Super cool. Keep it coming, fellas.
Define the great line was an absolutely brilliant album it's very hard to put exactly what made it so good but they worked with such a raw unique sound. It's also one of the greatest, if not the greatest album I've ever heard. Check out the album "come now sleep" by As Cities Burn for another sonic masterpiece.
It's weird how music can completely change or alter your views and feelings. Been listening since TOCS which this band got me out of a big funk somehow. I enjoy their creativity and haven't really ever been disappointed. Ill admit every rumor about an UO album coming out I would Stan the fuck out of their social media. Because hearing what kind of art is out there, present time (rather than all this hypnotizing garbage on the radio) is really meaningful. Thanks for this album UO. Trying to bring my art to a canvas
You guys... I have no words to explain the admiration i got to you and the way your album is stuck in my heart and has bringing me such an important inspiration for the things I'd like to do. Just thank you
Very interesting. The new sound is growing on me. The way I look at it is you guys will still play your old stuff in concert so we can still enjoy a bit of old and new. Some people get stuck in the past. I'm just glad you guys are back and still rockin!
Honestly. This might be the most UØ album that has ever been made. But now that the platform has been lifted and your base level is at this point, you have to climb to the next level. It’s almost like the turning point of your music evolution. It wouldn’t make sense to digress. Continue.
Underoath's 1st convo with Matt Squire: "We dont want someone to tell us what kind of record we should make." Matt Squire: "We'll just figure it out" Also Matt Squire: "We have to get rid of a lot, and like the breakdowns and all that shit."
"if you're not stirring the pot, what have you done? everyone's happy when you release it and they forget about it a month later" except I forgot about Erase Me within a few days, even after seeing Underoath live for the first time shortly before it's release, yet DtGL has stuck with me since it's release&is one of my all-time favorite albums because it was ahead of it's time&so well-written not the best logic in the context of UO's "sound" Spencer
I thought this too, the album was the definition of forgettable and barely lasted a month even with true fans. (I still listen to No Frame and On My Teeth pretty often though)
@@ElevenEightNate it's literally a better album in every way, &don't forget that I said it's one of my all-time favorite albums, period it's watered down&doesn't even come close to the potential&longevity of any of their previous work they were truly ahead of their time
That's your opinion. I felt the same at first but Erase Me has definitely grown on me. Define The Great Line was a masterpiece though it's hard to compare anything to it.
watching the behind the scenes of this album has actually made it a better listening experience and this video was highly educational for someone who wants to enter this world.
A few things to touch on, first there are some great moments on this album but i do have to say being a music lover i appreciate the previous albums more due to the fact they felt more real when you get to into pre production you loose the natural flow and feel, however i give credit to the guys for stepping outside there box in how they record still a big fan 🤘
It's good to try new things, but I hope they give us something better next album, this one was not bad, they don't need to sound they same always, but they can definitely make really good music
I met Tim at the bmth/underoath behind the venue in San Franciscoand. When he was playing, I was crowdsurfing tryin to get a high five, took me a few tries but I succeeded! Coolest moment ever for him to find a spot so he could high five without messing up his timing! 🙌
love the behind the scenes guys! you all as a band, me as a fan and all of us as men have grown in so many ways over the years. things happen and shape you as a person; my personal life and your guys music have all changed over the years. but i can say one thing that hasnt, you all as people and song writers still inspire me and has helped better my life through music. thanks for the amazing album. keep up the good work cant wait to see you live again!
I cant Express how much I love this, I feel I can get a view of everyone in this album and what they love. If you know the band you can take parts of artists they love and something I've noticed in the past but this album showered so much more. God bless you guys and please continue to make music I will always listen!!
I really enjoy their welcoming and constructive perspective that makes you feel a part of something good or bad but with a guiding chance to change things. It must have taken a lot of thought and reflection to create something unique like this.
I mean when I say that this on my teeth is one of my all time favorite songs rn, there's hasn't been one day where I'm not blasting this song at least a couple times!🤘
Really cool to see the process and ideas going on during the making of the record. I appreciate the album journey from beginning to end. Great record! The drums on On My Teeth are jaw dropping.
At the end of the day, if a reunited Underoath is happy with the finished product after all these years, then good for them. Like I'm sorry but are you guys expecting a teen angst type of feel from a bunch of grown ass men....the boys grew up. Might be time for a few of you to do the same. The sound is maturing and its a beautiful thing!
Haven't stopped listening since I hear the sun sleeps when I was 14 in in my older brothers gemmi on the way to my first concert to hear mxpx and antiseptic never got to hear them play rained off but seen thes guys in Vic before covid managed to bump into these guys at the merch table couldn't believe It man hight of my life right there. Mad chill gut Aaron is man fucking keep on rocking #AaronVsTravis do would be dope
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Moral of the story: Aaron is an absolute madman on the drums. I would literally listen to an entire album that's just him drumming over synths.
Very true brother
Aaron.. “underoath is a guitar based band..” 😂😂
UnderØath as a band is really human. Not only did they have the relatable image, especially with the Christian audience, but also the way their music developed and the band developed is human. I love that kind of dynamic.
Holy shit, watching Aaron on the drums play PERFECTLY to that metronome was incredible.
I Gave Up is such an incredible song. Enjoyed this..made me wish bands still did DVDs.
wearelife yea exactly got me revisiting my old deluxe U0 cd/dvd’s and I would’ve totally bought a deluxe if they had one for this but I still got the target cd with 2 other bonus tracks
"Get in the car and drive me far far away" sounds like someone ripped off Deftones 🤷
@@chrisreaves5906 you are wrong
For reals bro, those were the good old days! Physical copies are becoming a dying breed with digital everything
Thanks for syncing the music up to the documentary exactly. very awesome to watch.
Bozzle it’s a small thing that makes a huge difference
For real, the best aspect of this is actually feeling like youre there instead of popumentary where you never see or hear people perform
@@alex0589 nailed it👌
it's really cool to hear Spencer talk about how its nice to reflect back on his past, and how this is his break up record with drugs. i just wanted to say, Underoath's music, (Specifically lost in the sound of separation,) literally got me through my addiction i listened to it going to sleep almost every night the last year of my addiction. thank you for making all of the music you've made. i really think it saved my life. i am now 3 years clean and working on rebuilding my life. Can't wait to hear the next album you guys put out!
I love the cinematography from Dan Newman. One of my inspirations.
Appreciate you so much David! Thanks for being so supportive through and through.
Couldn’t agree more, incredible work!
Watching them figure out 'On My Teeth' in real-time is unreal. Love this band.
Its garbage
I love when artists that I admire allow such a lens into their creative process. I love Underoath's "making of" documentaries.
Hearing Spencer record that opening verse in studio is great. Dude has so much power in his voice
@@cuy50 Wait did you just call this dude an SJW for saying "don't spread negativity?
lmao
@@sarahschwenk1059 shut the fuck up Sarah
Love how in depth they went with I Gave Up. My favorite song on the new record, and I love how much work Aaron put into it. I will never NOT love this band.
It’s haunting to watch this again… and realize James, and Grant are pretty expendable… and James is now gone.
I have always adored Tim's energy, he gets so into and hypes me up so much. He reminds me of me because he's somewhat quiet and reserved but when he's into something he's fully in it and enjoying it effusively.
Agreed - Tim’s energy always gets me excited for their albums - each documentary they’ve done . All of them have great energy honestly
Release all the b-side songs from this record
dominick Martino they had 2 on the target cd and they’re fantastic
So could you can hear shit that's even worse than this garbage
@@jamessudbury6006 nice English
Thanks for not being broken up- all my favorite bands are done now, we needed you back~
Gosh, A-men to this. Good words
Solidly made doc, solid cinematography, solid editing, solid album.
No frame is literally in my top 5 songs ever best underoath song of alll
In my top 10, damn is it amazing
I don’t got any top song in Underoath.
And now I'm listening to the album again...smart move fellas ♎🚫
Awesome to see you guys being so honest with each other. But it’s very weird to me that James and Grant weren’t there to record the album.
They probably had day job obligations
18:35
That’s quite normal. Well at least that’s my experience.
Thanks for being vulnerable, Spencer. Much respect.
For real, he's Amazing.
actually the healthiest i've ever seen spencer so happy for him
Love watching you creative process. Great album!
Love watching you grammar skillz.
Elijah M Thompson we’ll aren’t you just an asshole.
Bro, on my teeth is just fucking awesome, found both this song and band just about a month ago and I'm still blasting on my teeth!!
Very talented musicians #Underoath
. Thank you from me here in the UK .
:')
It’s an amazing, one-of-a-kind experience that you get from these guys getting to see how basically every record of theirs was made as there really is a documentary on their channel of some length on at least the past four or five albums that they’ve made which really helps you get a headspace of how they build records as band, as a friends group, especially over the timeline from at least the first record that HAS a documentary. (I know things clicked more once Dallas left and things went in a bit of a different direction, but I even appreciate the Dallas years and those albums too ❤️) - It’s encouraging and inspiring.
I love the part when they wrote No Frame, it was so beautiful !
such an incredible song, even these guys cant believe it ahah
At first I didn't like this album but man it grew on me quickly! This is a really cool look behind the scenes of this album
Will always have a place in my heart for Underoath!
this was a great snippet into the creative process you guys went through with this album. And to be completely transparent.. my first thoughts were that while i enjoyed the album this wasn't the underoath that i knew or that i was excited to hear. it took some time for me to realize that this album was so very much underoath. Thank you guys for being real with yourselves and with your fans.
I was expecting this documentary since you started putting out little parts last year, thank you for this amazing journey!
Seeing this studio set up makes me feel so much better about my attic studio. I also hang sheets and call it a vocal booth haha.
There are no rules in the studio except make it sound good. Engineers use all sorts of hacks/DIY setups that they discovered through constant experiments.
I will love just about ANYTHING you guys put out. This album killed it. Love this video.
Bc you're an idiot.
I fell out of love with UnderOath around 2010ish and you guys have made your way back into my daily listening rotation. Thank you for another amazing album.
We recorded there! Best studio best engineer! And best band
Idk what that was but whatever that "this could be wrong, this could be wrong" sounded like it had amazing potential
Demauri Mitchell *‘prove me wrong, prove me wrong‘ was it i think
yeah i came here to try and find out where i can get that song hey
I appreciate this album so much more after watching this! Keep killing it guys! Been listening since TOCS came out and I haven't been disappointed yet!
I think it’s awesome the stuff that people say leans toward radio rock is so much sicker than any radio rock! I love this album!
in my opinion it just means something. that you are a pure geniuses that you could have made such a amazing records without pre production before. this is siiiickkkk . UO forever
Dawid Hearing that blew my minds. Absolutely incredible musicians.
100% my favorite band ever
@@abefromen1 mine too since 2006❤️
Love this album! Thank you guys for always writing incredible music. ❤️
Thank you for sharing .Brilliant drumming I love drums the most in music .
Thanks for releasing this! It was such a good making of from you guys
This was awesome. I watched it front to back twice. Always exciting to see a band and their process, as it gives me a greater appreciation for the end result.
I was not expecting to get chills throughout so much of this video... These songs are just so good.
Maybe they feel like it’s a new band because they left two people out lol great album though love the progression of underoath
Man... Dan Newman fuckin killed this documentary. Well done.
It's a real shame that a lot of the guitar riffs got lost somewhere in the mix. Like for ex. in "In Motion" during/after the "all hope is lost" part, you hear the riffs here, but they aren't really there on the album version, at least not that prominently. I think this record would have been better with the guitars being higher in the mix.
Richard uh they are definitely
There. Maybe you need better speakers....
Absolutely agree. I thought Tim wasn’t in the band anymore when I first heard the album. Had to look it up to make sure.
I think this documentary made me appreciate Matt working on the album more than the initial RUclips updates that they released a few years ago. Hearing the album helps too, but I didn’t think it was that great - but this helps ... a lot
album grew on me. at first I wasn't sure, but at about 6 listens I knew I was in love. great work! love the vid and I hope you guys never stop creating great music.
Geran Scanlan you shouldn't have to force yourself to like anything. It's like cigarettes lol. I listen once maybe twice cuz I'll give a second chance. But after that if it didn't it, it's just not good.
@@pierre-claudemeriot6562 I didn't force myself to do anything. I just wasn't sure, its like trying foreign food for the first time. example being I lived in Japan for 3 years, originally I liked only a handful of dishes I could find, now i miss all the "weird" foods. this is a good album IMO, I just had to get past my original bias.
Loved the creative process. Super inspirational.
Thank you guys . you guys are the best musicians best band in the world. You guys have been a huge part in my life. No band like Underoath has stayed in my heart like you guys have. Love youre music love the videos. Thankz for youre music!!
I will always love Underoath and support everything they do.
Guys, I remember watching your old docs, seeing you multiple times across different times live. You’ve come so far. You’re not the Underoath I remembered.. but the Underoath I needed. I lost my faith and I became disconnected from the music I used to love but you came back... thank you for all your hard work and pushing to always be different and better.
So glad they're back!
I love to see them just being themselves and getting along, being in a band is really hard. I personally love their stuff from DTGL era but I'm down with 100% of what they said about being real to the moment and everyone's perspective in the band. Hopefully they continue to make epic chaotic sonic melodic oriented material in the future. Cheers from BRA.
"There's no more mystery left "
Damn Right.
I love this band and I love this album. Thank you for coming back, making this record and showing us what went behind. Moments on this record are so beautiful and it was really cool to see you guys bring them to life from scratch. This part with Aaron is my favorite - 27:59. Thank you Underoath!
I’ve rocked this album for a year now. This opened a new love for it today. On repeat.
Good on you, Spencer. Masterful record, all!
Underoath has always been my favorite band.
DTGL is my favorite album of all time. Above everything I listen to. TOSC & LITSOS had something on them, too, that were simply incomparable. Honestly, this album wasn’t my favorite, as it lacked a very specific “Underoath” sound that the 3 I mentioned carried, HOWEVER... this documentary really gave me an appreciation for this album and why it sounded the way it did. Super cool. Keep it coming, fellas.
Idiot
James Sudbury 😂👍🏿
@@nathanhernandez6157 they came back for money and then realized that they couldnt write shit. This vid is bullshit
Define the great line was an absolutely brilliant album it's very hard to put exactly what made it so good but they worked with such a raw unique sound. It's also one of the greatest, if not the greatest album I've ever heard. Check out the album "come now sleep" by As Cities Burn for another sonic masterpiece.
Joseph Staaf Come Now Sleep is one of my favorite albums of all time.
It's weird how music can completely change or alter your views and feelings. Been listening since TOCS which this band got me out of a big funk somehow. I enjoy their creativity and haven't really ever been disappointed. Ill admit every rumor about an UO album coming out I would Stan the fuck out of their social media. Because hearing what kind of art is out there, present time (rather than all this hypnotizing garbage on the radio) is really meaningful. Thanks for this album UO.
Trying to bring my art to a canvas
You guys... I have no words to explain the admiration i got to you and the way your album is stuck in my heart and has bringing me such an important inspiration for the things I'd like to do. Just thank you
I had the pleasure of meeting the band at the documentary in Santa Monica, ca. awesome guys I ever meet
My God... What a truly enjoyable documentary to watch
Very interesting. The new sound is growing on me. The way I look at it is you guys will still play your old stuff in concert so we can still enjoy a bit of old and new. Some people get stuck in the past. I'm just glad you guys are back and still rockin!
Honestly. This might be the most UØ album that has ever been made. But now that the platform has been lifted and your base level is at this point, you have to climb to the next level. It’s almost like the turning point of your music evolution. It wouldn’t make sense to digress. Continue.
That helps me appreciate the album even more.
Underoath's 1st convo with Matt Squire: "We dont want someone to tell us what kind of record we should make."
Matt Squire: "We'll just figure it out"
Also Matt Squire: "We have to get rid of a lot, and like the breakdowns and all that shit."
Missing my homies from the This Runs Through and early Underoath tour days. Glad you’re back at it!
"if you're not stirring the pot, what have you done?
everyone's happy when you release it and they forget about it a month later"
except I forgot about Erase Me within a few days, even after seeing Underoath live for the first time shortly before it's release, yet DtGL has stuck with me since it's release&is one of my all-time favorite albums because it was ahead of it's time&so well-written
not the best logic in the context of UO's "sound" Spencer
I thought this too, the album was the definition of forgettable and barely lasted a month even with true fans. (I still listen to No Frame and On My Teeth pretty often though)
Maybe it's more memorable because of the state of mind you were in then, instead of the state of mind they were in.
@@ElevenEightNate it's literally a better album in every way, &don't forget that I said it's one of my all-time favorite albums, period
it's watered down&doesn't even come close to the potential&longevity of any of their previous work
they were truly ahead of their time
That's your opinion. I felt the same at first but Erase Me has definitely grown on me. Define The Great Line was a masterpiece though it's hard to compare anything to it.
Spencer’s reflection on drugs is very introspective and I respect you brotha.
Saw you guys at 98 rockfest and i was instantly hooked keep up the good work
I was there too! Theyve been my fav band since like 2005! Welcome to the fam!
Lol I don't think any of those dudes were in the band in 98
These dudes are so talented. Aaron is such an animal
this has made me appreciate erase me so much more, great video !! i rlly hope underoath come to new zealand one day :)
It so crazy to think I saw u as a 16 yr old and now I'm so excited for ur future. Play whatever, we are still hear ;)
Thank you guys! This video helped me understand the record to give it another chance.
THIS IS GOLD! THANK YOU FOR THIS, GUYS!
Define the Great Line
watching the behind the scenes of this album has actually made it a better listening experience and this video was highly educational for someone who wants to enter this world.
A few things to touch on, first there are some great moments on this album but i do have to say being a music lover i appreciate the previous albums more due to the fact they felt more real when you get to into pre production you loose the natural flow and feel, however i give credit to the guys for stepping outside there box in how they record still a big fan 🤘
KingRAGE01 their box
It's good to try new things, but I hope they give us something better next album, this one was not bad, they don't need to sound they same always, but they can definitely make really good music
@19.38 is arron for real any normal person in that situation would be pissed off
Thanks for evolving and getting back together in a healthy way. The world needs more Underoath music!
Yes
I met Tim at the bmth/underoath behind the venue in San Franciscoand. When he was playing, I was crowdsurfing tryin to get a high five, took me a few tries but I succeeded! Coolest moment ever for him to find a spot so he could high five without messing up his timing! 🙌
Wow! Thanks and much respect.
Ironically successful in making an album no one is talking about years later
It's amazing to hear how you guys came back into the studio and worked through the new process. You guys are amazing!
love the behind the scenes guys! you all as a band, me as a fan and all of us as men have grown in so many ways over the years. things happen and shape you as a person; my personal life and your guys music have all changed over the years. but i can say one thing that hasnt, you all as people and song writers still inspire me and has helped better my life through music. thanks for the amazing album. keep up the good work cant wait to see you live again!
I cant Express how much I love this, I feel I can get a view of everyone in this album and what they love. If you know the band you can take parts of artists they love and something I've noticed in the past but this album showered so much more. God bless you guys and please continue to make music I will always listen!!
This is a great album. One of the best they've put out. It is my favorite album of 2018. Congratulations on this landmark record Underoath!
I really enjoy their welcoming and constructive perspective that makes you feel a part of something good or bad but with a guiding chance to change things. It must have taken a lot of thought and reflection to create something unique like this.
So sick. Thank you for this. I hope to see you guys near Little Rock again
I mean when I say that this on my teeth is one of my all time favorite songs rn, there's hasn't been one day where I'm not blasting this song at least a couple times!🤘
I disregarded this album for so wrong. Thought it was bad. Came back and it's blowing my mind. Love everything about it and Vouyerist.🤘🤘
I cannot believe they’ve never done prepro... some of their records are stellar. Crazy talent.
Really cool to see the process and ideas going on during the making of the record. I appreciate the album journey from beginning to end. Great record! The drums on On My Teeth are jaw dropping.
It so good to see these dudes back together.
hope to see you soon again in Switzerland
At the end of the day, if a reunited Underoath is happy with the finished product after all these years, then good for them. Like I'm sorry but are you guys expecting a teen angst type of feel from a bunch of grown ass men....the boys grew up. Might be time for a few of you to do the same. The sound is maturing and its a beautiful thing!
Props to Chris for reppin that Youth Code merch.
I love the album, it hits hard.
Great 'Making of' & Great album!
I was as stoked to hear no frame as they were recording it
Haven't stopped listening since I hear the sun sleeps when I was 14 in in my older brothers gemmi on the way to my first concert to hear mxpx and antiseptic never got to hear them play rained off but seen thes guys in Vic before covid managed to bump into these guys at the merch table couldn't believe It man hight of my life right there. Mad chill gut Aaron is man fucking keep on rocking
#AaronVsTravis do would be dope