To All The Crowded Rooms To All The Crowded Rooms

Hey Guys! Mikey here. Thank you for clicking in! Sorry for the delay with the videos. Life happens, you know how it be. I was really excited to do another episode of Who Wants To Be A Scene Kid because it's been too long!! I'm even more stoked because it's with my cousin, the neon legend, Marky Capicotto, owner of Glamour Kills Clothing. Marky has birthed the neon era and clothed just about every big scene band from back in the day. I have always looked up to him and the culture he created around Glamour Kills has shaped me to who I am today. I was stoked to test his knowledge. Lot's of good stories in this episode so you're going to want to stick around for the WHOLE episode. Also, Gunz from the Gunz show makes an appearance. Enjoy guys! 😎

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Hello! Mikey here. Okay so, you guys already know I did the Sam Pura interview. Y'all already know I did the Heavy Heavy Low Low reunion interview. Today, I present to you the trifecta....the Bone Cutter interview! I am happy to call these dudes my friends and I am insanely proud of them for their new Bone Cutter EP. This interview was a lot of fun. The best part about the Heavy extended universe is that each member is uniquely interesting in their own right. I recommend following all of these dudes on social media if you enjoy having a good time. Links below.

Anywhose, "Bone Cutter formed from the scattered pieces of heavyheavylowlow, cosmically glued together through time, space and place by the squirming hands of Sam Pura of The Panda Studios. The result is a shining knife of punk rock fury reflecting the flickering stars of grind, pop and metal." So to answer your question...no, Bone Cutter does not include Danny Rankin, Matthew Caudle, or Chip Madden. The lineup consists of Robbie Smith, Sam Pura, Andrew Fritter, and Chris Fritter. What makes their debut EP so special is that the instrumentals were recorded back in 2011. So this record literally is a blast from the past. It wasn't until this year that Robbie recorded his vocal parts. We talk all things Bone Cutter related and even discuss some Heavy lore. I hope you guys enjoy the content!

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0:00 - Intro
0:50 - What is different about Bone Cutter compared to what Heavy Heavy Low Low was?
8:26 - What has Sam Pura been up to?
9:53 - What has Andrew Fritter been up to?
14:45 - Sam talks production stuff
20:08 - What has Robbie been up to?
21:45 - Robbie designing logos for bands
22:52 - Mario Judah saying Heavy Heavy Low Low was an influence
29:00 - What has Chris Fritter been up to?
34:00 - When did Sam get brought into Heavy?
49:09 - Talking about Heavy's tour in Australia
58:33 - Where did the name Bone Cutter come from?
1:00:44 - Robbie recording vocals for the Bone Cutter EP
1:06:35 - Andrew recording bass and guitars
1:11:10 - Bone Cutter LP on the way?!
1:22:47 - Sam talks about Doge Coin and NFT's

Their Instagram Accounts:
Robbie - @rrobbbiee
Sam - @sampura
Andrew - @ru1938
Chris - @chrisfritter38
Bonus:
Danny - @kendamagoat

Hello friend! Thank you so much for clicking into my video! If you came here to learn about the music career of With The Punches, then you're in luck! I know that I haven't done too many interviews with pop punk bands on my channel which is funny because I would definitely consider myself a pop punk kid. Expect me to do more interviews with bands from this era because I really want to shine a light on the tumblr-core era!

With The Punches have always been one of my favorite pop punk bands growing up. I noticed they didn't have many interviews uploaded on YouTube so I reached out so we can document the history of their band. They were a band that I feel deserved more credit. Both of their ep's and their full length is pop punk GOLD. If you search live videos of them, it looked like they played huge shows and they've toured around the country with big bands like Mayday Parade and Neck Deep. They did everything themselves DIY which is why I'm guessing they never hit that next level as a band. Never the less, they can rock a gig and those who remember them know how great of a band they were. Enjoy the interview!

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3:15 What Jesse & Dustin Have Been Up To Since The Break Up In 2013

12:00 - WTP Influences

15:45 - The Local Bands Before WTP

23:40 - How WTP Formed

25:40 - How They Came Up With The Band Name

28:25 - The Scene Transitioning From Emo To Tumblrcore

33:30 - Mayday Parade & Fireworks As Role Models To WTP

39:52 - Keep It Going Era

57:32 - It’s Not The End Of The World Era

1:05:52 - Glamour Kills

1:11:50 - UK Tour

1:19:35 - Seams & Stitches Era

1:43:47 - Seams & Stitches Artwork

1:46:00 - Memories With Tim Landers/Transit

1:51:00 - Memories With I Call Fives

1:53:50 - Memories With Knuckle Puck/Real Friends

1:58:00 - Memories With State Champs

1:59:44 - Memories With My Only Escape

1:59:50 - Memories With Vinnie Caruana

With The Punches - Face Value Music Video:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=with+the+punches+face+value

Check out With The Punches album Seams & Stitches here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEUmA3j2AGc&list=PLE17E74011B5791D4

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Hello everyone! Thank you for clicking into my video! Mikl Shea and PHATJ are members of a CRUNKCORE group called Brokencyde. They are pioneers of the genre and influence many artists today. Brokencyde were so ahead of the curve that people didn't understand them at the time. Because of this, they received a lot of hate and death threats for the music they made. Even with all of the hate, they still had tight fan base and did great numbers. The overall message of their music is to be yourself and to have a fun time. I am so thankful Mikl and PHATJ sat down to talk to me. We went over the history of their music career in depth. I hope you enjoy this interview!

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This is the Famfest Online exclusive interview I did with Tyler and Sax of Born A New. They talked about recording their new album and we played a psychological game. Thanks for clicking in! Please subscribe! 90% of my viewers aren't subscribed 🥺

2:14 - Recording the new record in Tennessee
5:20 - Talking about their drip
6:10 - Writing the new record
8:25 - Influences
12:55 - Mosh Calls
16:10 - Psychological Test
26:26 - The Future of the Music Industry

Born A New - world_of_black Music Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8iHApFzR2c

Check out Born A New's album Dura Vita music here:
https://open.spotify.com/album/3iIjsoKRjFHVnbQ4J6uVig?si=F5xNLA7aQ9-vmiiymndiJw

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Hey guys! Sorry for being MIA! Lots of new videos coming soon!

This is my interview with the dudes in Sleepsculptor. We did this interview for the virtual festival Famfest Online. So if you missed the live stream event....here it is! We played madlibs and Jake used corrugated plastic as a noun.

3:15 - Playing Madlibs with Sleepsculptor
13:00 - Rapid fire questions
19:00 - The history of the band