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It's for The best, You’ll see. Maybe Not now, Someday.
Play it fast and play it loud!
Continuando as nossas entrevistas com as bandas da We Are One Tour, essa semana nós tivemos a oportunidade de falar com a banda The Fullblast. Nessa entrevista, os membros da banda comentam um pouco sobre como foi o processo de composição do novo EP “Attack. Sustain. Decay”, as expectativas pra essa turnê e como eles se sentem em relação a voltar aos palcos após o hiatus ocorrido em 2006.
The Fullblast é uma banda canadense de Punk Rock fundada em 2000, a banda possui 2 álbuns de estúdio e 3 EPs na carreira e conta com grande influencia de bandas como Face to Face, NOFX e Strung Out. The Fullblast vem ao Brasil ao lado das bandas Face to Face, Ignite, The Decline e Much The Same para a segunda edição da We Are One Tour que passará por Porto Alegre, Curitiba, São Paulo (com a banda PENSE) e Rio de Janeiro.
Antes de qualquer coisa gostaríamos de dizer que estamos muito feliz e honrados pela oportunidade e gostaríamos de agradecer a confiança que a Solid Music tem depositado em nós e também ao apoio de todos vocês!
Mas agora vamos ao que importa, esperamos que vocês gostem da entrevista e pra quem quiser, a entrevista original em inglês vai estar no fim do post.
Respondido por Ian Stanger (Vocalista):
We Are Fearless: Quais são suas expectativas para essa turnê?
Ian Stanger: Não temos ideia do que esperar para ser honesto. Paramos de ser uma banda ativamente há cerca de 11 anos, e nunca tivemos a oportunidade de fazer turnês na América do Sul. Com base nos fãs que estamos recebendo no Facebook ao longo dos anos, parece que a América do Sul gosta muito do que fazemos, então eu estou esperando uma multidão energética toda noite cantando e espero que façamos novos amigos ao longo do caminho.
WAF: Como é o processo de composição do novo material e onde você obtêm inspiração para isso?
Ian: O processo de composição durou cerca de 14 meses, na maior parte liderado por Andy (bateria/guitarra) e Darran (guitarra). Eventualmente, eles me incluíram e quando Brian (baixo) entrou, finalizamos as estruturas e os arranjos. Foi divertido estar nesse espaço criativo com ótimas pessoas novamente. De um ponto de vista lirico, estas são histórias pessoais que eu queria contar. Eu tentei conta-las de uma forma que fosse pessoal para mim, mas que outros também pudessem se identificar. Espero que possamos conseguir isso.
WAF: Você diria que a banda está em sua melhor fase?
Ian: Em muitos aspectos, eu diria que sim. Acho que o EP (Attack. Sustain. Decay) é o nosso melhor trabalho - o material mais coeso e complexo que fizemos, mas simplificado. Eu acho que é o melhor exemplo do que a nossa banda tem para oferecer.
WAF: O que podemos esperar da banda após o lançamento de “Attack. Sustain. Decay”?
Ian: Difícil dizer - estamos todos ocupados com outros aspectos de nossas vidas. Mas esperamos continuar escrevendo e gravando sempre que o tempo o permitir. Quando isso será? Não temos absolutamente nenhuma ideia, e essa é a melhor parte da banda nos dias de hoje. É apenas por diversão e sempre que encontramos tempo, sem qualquer pressão.
WAF: Como vocês se sentem em voltar aos palcos após o hiatus?
Ian: Muito animados. Nós escrevemos este EP para o tocar ao vivo, e tocar ao vivo é o que fizemos melhor desde o início. Tocar na frente de novas multidões e alguns antigos fãs que nunca nos viram antes será realmente incríveis.
WAF: Qual foi a maior conquista como uma banda que vocês já conseguiram?
Ian: Isso é difícil de dizer. Quando nos separamos em 2006, não acho que nenhum de nós poderia realmente prever a vida que essa banda levaria aos fãs depois de termos ido. Os álbuns continuaram a ser compartilhados, novos fãs surgiram e a música nunca morreu. Essa é a nossa maior conquista, penso. A música é importante o suficiente para se suportar, mesmo se não estamos por perto para promovê-la. Nós temos nossos fãs para agradecer por manter nossa memória viva, a ponto de podermos voltar e fazer uma turnê como We Are One, para um continente que nunca visitamos. É incrível.
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Continuing our interviews with the bands of We Are One Tour, this week we had the opportunity to talk to the band The Fullblast. In this interview, the members of the band comment a little about how the process of composing the new EP "Attack. Sustain. Decay, "the expectations for this tour and how they feel about returning to the stage after the hiatus occurred in 2006.
The Fullblast is a Canadian Punk Rock band founded in 2000, the band has 2 studio albums and 3 EPs in their careers and is influences of bands like Face to Face, NOFX and Strung Out. The Fullblast will come to Brazil with the bands Face to Face, Ignite, The Decline and Much The Same for the second edition of We Are One Tour that will go through Porto Alegre, Curitiba, São Paulo (with the band PENSE) and Rio de Janeiro.
First of all we would like to say that we are very happy and honored by the opportunity and would like to thank the trust that Solid Music has placed in us and also to the support of all of you!
But now we go to what matters, we hope you like the interview:
Answered by Ian Stanger (Vocalist):
We Are Fearless: What are your expectations for this tour?
Ian: We have no idea what to expect to be honest. We stopped being a band actively about 11 years ago, and we never had the opportunity to tour in South America. Based on the fans we have been getting on Facebook over the years, it seems like South America really likes what we do, so I’m hoping to an energetic crowd each night singing along and hopefully making some new friends along the way.
WAF: How is the process of writing and composition of new material and where do you get inspiration for?
Ian: The writing took place over about 14 months, mostly led by Andy (drums/guitar) and Darran (guitar). Eventually they pulled me in and when Bri (bass) came in we finalized the structures and arrangements. It was fun to be in that creative space with some great dudes again. From a lyrics perspective, these are all personal stories that I wanted to tell. I tried to tell them in a way that was personal to me, but relatable to everyone else. I hope we achieved that.
WAF: Would you say that the band is at its best phase?
Ian: In many ways I would say yes. I think the EP is our best work – the most cohesive and complex stuff we’ve done, but simplified. I think it’s the best example of what our band has to offer.
WAF: What we can expect from the band now after the release of “Attack. Sustain. Decay”?
Ian: Tough to say – we are all busy with other aspects of our lives. But we hope to keep writing and recording whenever the time permits. When that will be? We have absolutely no idea, and that’s the best part of the band these days. It’s just for fun and whenever we find time, without any pressure.
WAF: How do you feel about coming back to the stages?
Ian: Very excited. We wrote this EP to play it live, and playing live is what we’ve done best since the very beginning. Playing in front of new crowds and some old fans who have never seen us before will be really incredible.
WAF: What was the biggest achievement as a band you guys have ever achieved?
Ian: That’s tough to say. When we broke up in 2006, I don’t think any of us could really predict the life that this band would take with fans after we were gone. The albums continued to be shared, new fans came around and the music never died. That’s our biggest achievement I think. The music is important enough to endure, even if we aren’t around to promote it. We have our fans to thank for keeping our memory alive, to the point that we can come back and do a tour like We Are One, to a continent we’ve never even visited. It’s incredible.
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