Interview With A Roadie feat. Adam De Micco (Lorna Shore)

[@METALBIRB]

Just listened to the whole thing and cool to see his perspective on everything but Adam seems like such a genuine nice guy. Also good questions were asked dude, just overall a great interview!

[@TankTheTech]

Dude, thanks a ton! I appreciate it! 🤘

[@kevintanis7368]

Soo cool you commented on this and took the time to watch it I was gonna mention in the comments you were one of the people that made a point of saying this band is not just about the singer and stuck up for them

[@felicitydarhk2818]

@@TankTheTech big thanks for this and of course your reaction to To the Hellfire, really cool interview between to honest to god musiclovers, i'm gonna see them in my hometown on the 23rd of September, and i sure hope to be able to thanks the guys in person for their music, i'm a huge fan of great music and been listening to it for more than 40 years, can't make any myself, but i know what hits and what not, you know the feeling, when you love music and something hits it does, and you cannot explain why, it just does, the song has been on repeat here from the moment i discovered it, it's totally brilliant in every single department :) cheers :) !!

[@WoWMinGM]

Hearing him starting out at 18 and not growing up with music is really inspiring. I’m 24 and started 6 months ago. I hope to be able to compose and play as emotive solos like Adam does.

[@Konfide4043]

Adam deserves so much praise. He's a master at his craft. The solo at the end of king ov deception and to the hellfire still blows my mind. The breakdowns...just insane. Lorna Shore is a bona-fide super group IMO. Hope Adam is in better spirits. Lorna Shore got me through some rough times and for that I am grateful 🙏. Love the interview Tank!

[@Mike-mc3sh]

Man! Crazy how far deathcore has come. I used to hate deathcore and when Lorna Shore first came out I wasn't a fan one bit. But now I can't have enough of it, I just love how the sound has changed over the years. Lorna Shore, Slaughter to Prevail, and Shadow of Intent are phenomenal.

[@TankTheTech]

Those three bands are also changing the way I look at deathcore and I'm loving it lately.

[@stevenjam7119]

Cuz its not just deathcore, there is a ton of black metal symphonic influences. Guess thats why they are calling this "blackened" deathcore

[@martintrorey5901]

Add to that Brand of Sacrifice - I've been loving their album 'Lifeblood'

[@TankTheTech]

@@martintrorey5901 Been hearing that name a lot lately. Worth checking out?

[@etessier87]

@@TankTheTech yes!!! Brand Of Sacrifice has something youve never quite heard before but is along the line of the 3 bands listed above. You wont be dissappointed

[@beardandbelly6003]

I grew up with Death Metal of the nineties ... Deicide, Morbid Angel, Napalm Death and so on. If I had been able to hear the music of today then I would not have believed that it was man-made. This precision and the pressure that today's Death Metal or Deathcore bands can produce is unbelievable. What will that sound like in twenty years?

[@giantenemybird2687]

I had no intention of watching this entire thing, but here i am almost to the end of the video. I guess I shouldn't be surprised with how great and genuine your reactions videos are, but I'm impressed with how this video turned out. For me, this is exactly what an interview should be: Not a list of questions asked while moving along the surface of topics, but rather, a conversation between two people that gives us a window to view what makes someone tick. I came because I wanted to hear him talk about the new vocalist... but nearly an hour later I find myself enjoying his insight and and identifying a lot on how he sees things. I love how open and honest he is about things and I have a lot of respect for how he doesn't shy away from acknowledging how real of threat depression can be. He's mindful of it and doesn't sugar coat it. I handle the topic of depression and mental illness in general the same way and while it can make some others uncomfortable, for me it's a way to feel like I have some control and can still take some ownership of how I manage it and still function the best I can. And i want to say thank you for not trying to direct him away from that conversation. And you did a great job of balancing the conversation between you and him. This is fantastic and I honestly think you might be on to something here with how you do this interview. Genuine and insightful, just like your reactions videos. Excellent work as always.

[@TankTheTech]

Wow, thanks a ton for the super kind words, and it makes me happy that you watched the entire thing and enjoyed it!

[@Jenny-gb2px]

Hands down this is your best interview yet Tank. Such an interesting conversation and it's so cool that Adam was so open and willing to go through this whole process with you. I will definitely be listening to this EP when it comes out.

[@TankTheTech]

Thanks a ton, Jenny! I'm glad people enjoyed that, because for me, I think this was my favorite as well.

[@camo_8903]

I know I'm late to this interview but the fact that you converted the degrees from Fahrenheit to celsius just made my day hahahah

[@TankTheTech]

Lots of non-Americans that watch this channel so I try and make it easy for everyone. Haha

[@williamthompson9450]

Phenomenal Interview. Adam is a genuine guy, love Lorna shore.

[@philincelmo9637]

Adam seems like a very genuine guy, if nothing else I've got a lot of respect for his transparency & honesty.

[@robertlancaster5447]

Adam De Micco.... RESPECT!!! What a musician and what a genuine human. Massive respect. Thanks so much for this interview. Loved every second.

[@lizzieg8014]

Great interview! I've been watching a bunch of Lorna interviews with Austin, Adam and Will and I have honestly never wanted to be friends with a band so much in my life!! What a phenomenal group of dudes!!

[@xariexis]

I feel the same way! Such an awesome bunch of awesome, down-to-earth guys

[@Daniel189HLL]

Best comment on the band I’ve read so far. Seem like such nice, grounded guys.

[@GingerTricker]

You know,coming from a background of retail, what the world considered “essential” during the pandemic, I honestly couldn’t have dealt with the BS of the world and the job without the “non-essential” musicians and artists. So thank you for bringing me up in my dark times and I never doubted Lorna’s ability to adapt and produce music at the level they did when they released their ep with Ramos. Also,thank you Tank,love your videos both reactions and interviews! Keep all the good work coming guys!

[@MetalPhantomX]

Lorna Shore is going to revolutionize Death core! They are already such a staple in the scene that the only to go is up!

[@TheJlmills]

That was easily the best interview I've ever seen or heard wow that was really real either held back that was Great Tank

[@TankTheTech]

Thanks a ton!

[@toddstork8757]

If this guy is not the coolest dude on the planet, I don't know who is. I was on IG recently, and Adam was doing a live stream, going to bat for Austin, where another band had to borrow Austin's drum kit for a set, then after the set didn't help pack it up. Apparently whoever this was, decided just to go out and drink in the parking lot and left Austin to clean up after them. Adam read them (didn't mention names) the riot act and tore into them like a true leader and friend does. Adam definitely is the leader of this band and certainly no one you want to play with. Oh by the way, he is a wicked wizard playing the guitar with some of the most breathtaking solos I've ever heard. Dude needs to be known to the world.

[@beautyandthebeardedbeast]

Fantastic interview. I loved the open discussion on mental health. Adam's frame of mind towards music and fans is something the industry desperately needs more of. I was really curious why they were putting out an EP instead of full-length as well, glad that was cleared up. Thank both of ya'll for this!

[@borhagan9057]

I'm glad this channel exists! Only just came across you since your To the Hellfire reaction. So far I really dig the insight you're giving us!

[@TankTheTech]

Thanks a ton, man!

[@biggtruckram8707]

That was a amazing interview. Adam is such a genuine guy. I love this band , I wish them all the success in the world.

[@recession81]

It's crazy how much Adam has improved on his guitar skills back in the mid 2000s when they played live he was super sloppy but now he's not like that

[@xariexis]

What an amazing interview! I absolutely love how down-to-earth, authentic, and profoundly creative Adam is, and I'm so so sooo happy for him & the band to have taken things to the next level together with Will. They are such a good match, and I dearly wish them the absolute best.

[@sunnyday6133]

Man, To the Hellfire and the entire EP has just become such a victory anthem. With covid and the whole vocalist debacle, to come back swinging this hard… I didn’t even listen to the band before this release and I’m already a new fan!

[@TankTheTech]

It's so damn good.

[@iamdillyj]

Yea exactly. I cant imagine if they came back with a weak record imagine the stupid comments they would get demanding the old scumbag back more than they do already i don't think anyone could deal with that

[@farleysbro2]

Lorna is the best. From the music to the personalities of the band members. I can't get enough of them.

[@atka0076]

Amazing interview! It's so good to see that they might be absolute musical geniuses, they are all still such down to earth humble guys. Also i agree with what Adam said, it's so sad that the people on the instrumentals don't get credited as much as vocalists. In fact, i believe Adam De Micco could very well be on an Eddie Van Halen level of musical genius, he writes solos and riffs that make songs. And he doesn't just write one iconic riff and that's it, he is a never ending story, he does it on every single song. When i first heard To The Hellfire i was blown away by that opening riff throughout the whole song, and that solo is one of the best i've ever heard. Yeah we can talk about that last breakdown on To The Hellfire, but i think the main characteristic of the song is actually the main riff, so massive. I mean "Van Halen - Ain't talking about love" level of riff when i talk about this.

[@alialink2890]

I just wanna add that Adam is not only a talented & genuine man he’s also a very fine gentlemen. He’s truly a prime specimen of a man. ❤️

[@JustCallMeScottPlz]

So I came across both your awesome videos and also Lorna Shore on The Charismatic Voice channel and I've never heard a band like Lorna Shore and the couple of interviews I've seen of Will and this 1 amazes me our down to earth and humble these guys are. Keep up the awesome videos

[@dustinmock8734]

I've loved lorna shore since I first heard them back in 2014, and its amazing how they've grown into their sound, and every album has hit a new level of brutality and melodic greatness that no other band can reach. Absolutely my favorite band and ill always support what lorna does til my final breath is swallowed by the womb of death!!!!

[@kylekeeler6631]

Just watched this again for the first time since it came out and seriously I would LOVE a part 2 of this now since Pain Remains came out. Like what an incredible conversation.

[@KittiesOfUlthar]

Just 2 dudes having a great conversation and being wholesome. Fking loved the interview!

[@BiscoSnack]

Adam is so genuine and such a breath of fresh air. I left this interview feeling super inspired to do my thing.

[@rondecaro]

Will is a beast! Call everything leading to gaining him growing pains.

[@Daniel189HLL]

What a great guy. Nicely done Tank, you’re a good dude too fella, enjoyed the interview immensely.

[@Nani_torova]

Хоть и запоздал я со своим комментарием, но парни, вы красавчики! Спасибо за душевную беседу!

[@rebekahcarter8120]

So much respect for Adam. He seems like such a genuine, down to earth guy.

[@Soloeagle54]

That was an awesome conversation to listen to from start to finish. I wholeheartedly agree on Adam's point about devoting your full attention to the music you're listening to. There's so much that people miss because most people only use music as background noise most of the time.

[@michaeltriola3978]

Dude, I just got a chance to watch this, but Adam is honestly one of my favorite people and I've never spoken to him. Just a classic, salt of the earth Jersey dude that I would absolutely been friends with growing up. Just hearing how he didn't start guitar til he was 19 has given me such a blast of motivation. His openness and honesty was incredible. Fantastic interview, man.

[@Vulcan.]

I don't watch many podcasts/interviews, but this was incredible! Great job!

[@pin-upmariposa412]

Great interview. Adam is wonderful, nice, open person. He talk in easy way about very difficult things. Thank you Tank, thank you Adam for this video.

[@paulkline3011]

I'm really late to the Lorna Shore party. I just heard To The Hellfire about a week ago. I've been listening to Pain Remains on repeat since Monday. I absolutely love it!!!

[@sillyness3456]

You really got an amazing interview out of him. I guess everyone in the music business, be it artists, techs or even promoters have felt this loss of direction because of the pandemic. That coupled with depression issues really is a can of worms. And as usual... People are assholes. Guys that dismissed the band after the CJ situation were just hype "fans" regardless and not actually worth their time.

[@kevintanis7368]

Awesome interview !!! The asbury show gonna be my first show back from COVID and can’t wait too see them

[@jean-philippemoreau4601]

Man I really enjoy you interviews ... please do more !! I feel like your authenticity helps you get amazing responses from the artists. That and your background in the industry makes you a great interviewer (sorry for my bad english lol). As for supporting the band .. i've been listening to the EP a lot and I will be at their show .. for sure !! ;-) Keep it up !!

[@TankTheTech]

I appreciate the kind words! And your English was perfect!

[@danjmcs]

Really great interview Tank! Lorna Shore doesn't necessarily hit my genre wheelhouse, but that doesn't mean i don't have an interest in the people. The human connection is there in all forms and types of music. Hate hearing the crap that musicians have to put up with from some "fans". It's one thing to have an opinion, but to just crap on someone, I've just never understood those people. They aren't music fans to me, just the worst kind of troll. A lot of important shares and I agree with you that it is important to hear from someone that has been through what Adam has and to hear his perspective. We can all learn from that level of honesty.

[@oskann]

Great interview. Congrats both of you.

[@everett880]

Adam, what a wholesome dude ✊

[@Kadarin187]

Yo but.. could we get the one-take cover versions of Will doing Immortal songs? Please?

[@courtneyurman]

I've been listening to Lorna Shore for about a year now. I saw them live when they opened for Mastadon and Gojira on the Mega Monsters Tour last month, got a tshirt, listen to them often, and played them for my 13 year old metalhead-in-training daughter. My favorite thing is to sit down with a glass of wine, put my feet up, settle my headphones, and tap on my Lorna Shore playlist to just listen. If you see this, Tank, please tell Adam the next time you talk to him that I focus on his music and appreciate his artistry and his band's efforts and creativity. ❤🤘

[@DoulosEudoxus]

I'd love to hear the one-takes Will sent to Adam and Austin as the audition for the "fill-in"!

[@kadajtribal8532]

I wholeheartedly appreciate what lorna shore has done and what they're doing. I love those guys! The EP is IMO top 10 of the year!

[@SGTBlain]

Great interview bud!! Adam seems like a person you would want in your life! Golden heart, calm and honest! I’m so glad he has overcome most of his inner demons since last year. It’s a privelige to be ablte to hear this everyday, to wake up an pop on this masterpiece they have created. I thank the world everyday for the things we can enjoy. Lorna Shore has a special place in my heart. And again, it’s not about just one person in this band, it’s the whole group. They create as one. Just love it! Hoping to see the band in Sweden next year. Will def. try to reach out to Adam and the band to thank them for everything! Again Tank, thanks. Keep it up! 🤘🏻❤️🤘🏻

[@reubenk7331]

Awesome interview, thanks for doing it!

[@erikostlund7703]

Thank you!

[@bmthfan1231]

Lorna Shore takeover the world. Been banging this shit since Bone Kingdom boys.

[@Li369]

awesome deep and insightful interview!

[@frowan]

Great interview. Thanks for doing this one Tank. What a great guy Adam seems to be too. Was such a good listen.

[@joshuaarrazate8532]

Lorna shore and all of the members are awesome. I actually bought a Ibanez rga7420fm just so I can learn how to play Lorna shore songs like Adam. Keep doing what y’all do.

[@Zlokob]

i listen death metal and other classic extreme forms of metal like black, doom, thrash, heavy....for my whole life, since i was little kid, im 35 now. i was also in death metal and goregrind bands some 15+ years ago. and only recently i got into this modern subgenre deathcore. i was there at the birth of the genre and we "elitist death metal young ones" thought it was an weak emo version of death metal. now, as mature person i can say this song that lorna shore did, into the hellfire, is probably one of the best metal songs i've heard in years and years. i can hear a lot of black metal, death metal and even grindcore at moments. and i listen all kinds of great metal today, from classics like burzum, morbid angel, napalm death, candlemass and sodom, to lorna shore and similar great bands. Tank, thank you for an amazing interview, and Adam thank you for amazing music.

[@heidiakapineapplel.f.9795]

I feel bad for being late to this party, but MAN. SUCH A HUMBLE BAND! Thanks Tank for interviewing & talking about how great they are! 🤘👏

[@ktay7382]

Great interview 👍 🇬🇧

[@Beardus_Maximus]

What a wholesome interview, man. So glad Adam’s so passionate not only about his band, but about music in general. He totally gets it and there needs to be more people like him to represent the scene. Awesome job as always, glad you enjoyed as much I did watching it

[@grimnocturneband]

Dude, I love Adam. his music is truely amazing and inspirational. Most of my new stuff is heavily inspired by his music!

[@garrettlampman8101]

Love this man

[@bjmn7d]

Great interview! Nice to see how down to earth Adam is and how much he puts into the music and composition.

[@Danfonce]

Love Adam and the Lorna guys. Great interview, Tank!

[@TankTheTech]

Thanks buddy!

[@garypinholster1962]

It was light when it started, it was dark when it ended.

[@bewareofmywrath5276]

Just from watching this honest conversation, I am eager to reevaluate my take on this Band. I really appreciated this.

[@Joose]

Curious what you mean by that? What was your previous take?

[@bewareofmywrath5276]

@@Joose My original take was, that I recognized and appreciated the musicianship of the band members. But I didn't sit down and really listen to every part of the music. I kind of wrote it off as a bit too heavy for my taste. And now I am willing and eager to really sit down and thoroughly listen to the music and form a real opinion. The outcome might be the same and it is still not my cup of tea, or I will grow to really like it, but it will be an informed decision. Does that answer your question?🙂

[@TankTheTech]

@@bewareofmywrath5276 And honestly, that's a wonderful take. There are a lot of bands I heard on first listen and thought "man, not really my thing", and then REALLY sat down and listened to it again and could definitely appreciate it.

[@Joose]

@@bewareofmywrath5276 Awesome, I'm really glad to hear it. I should probably take note, in the opposite direction... I surely write off too many bands for not being heavy or aggressive enough.

[@matthewmunson6098]

Tank your amazing and inspiring 👍 ty for your knowledge. I'm unfortunately dying from stage 4,cancer and your channel brings me peace and joy ty ❤️❤️🤘🤘

[@TankTheTech]

Man, I am absolutely sorry to hear that, but I'm glad I can bring you some enjoyment!

[@matthewmunson6098]

@@TankTheTech yes you do and I thank you so much and may the Lords of Valhalla watch over you and your family especially your newborn child thank you bud

[@tonyschue5665]

Honesty all around makes it amazing, both him and you. Covid exacerbated all of our insecurities, so seeing folks reinvent or better themselves is insanely gratifying.

[@slavex7]

The best and most honest conversation I’ve heard in a long time. And just gives me more respect to the band and can’t wait to see them on tour (assuming my band isn’t playing a show the same night lol). But serious cheers to you tank for being so good and these chats

[@dcfromthev]

Good dude

[@NorwegianPsycho84]

Awesome👍👍 Btw, this EP spikes my training sessions like nothing else😅

[@tubandt84]

This is so correct when it comes to vocalists overshadowing everything. Several examples (like suicide silence) where people say they should quit without. This is so disrespectful regarding the instrumentalists who are partly even longer in the band and have a mich bigger influence on the music itself.

[@Azy196]

I got to have a short conversation with Adam over Instagram and the guy is so genuine and smart. I’ve never had someone change my mindset about music and the industry in the best way with absolutely no judgment. Not to mention the fact that he’s a legend on guitar. Thank you for this interview Tank! Looking forward to even more amazing content.

[@jasonyost6726]

This entire conversation was just mind blowing, I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed an interview as much as I enjoyed this one. I’ve been playing drums for pretty much all my life (22) and throughout this whole pandemic I lost all creativity and progress in my craft so I was just about ready to quit and sell everything but I’m glad I never did cause now I’ve never played more in my life. Absolutely fantastic interview man! Well done.

[@hyroproto4364]

when the artist says share it as much as you can & it is obvious that bands like jinger, Unleash the archers, & even Nightwish got a second leash because of KZbin reactors, its baffling to me why studios try to block the videos. They are getting free marketing for their bands when they would've spent millions. The amount of publicity Jinger got because of React channels is unprecedented. But I still see their record label flagging reactors ? WTF

[@TankTheTech]

A lot of labels are starting to get really cool about it. But there are still some, even those whose bands are benefiting from reactions MASSIVELY, that are very against it. Kind of blows my mind as well.

[@bondrigova]

Hey 👋 Would you be interested in making a follow up interview with Adam? It would be nice to see how he is travelling these days and what’s his view of the band’s success these days

[@laurettadelmar2781]

Loved this interview. Saw a lot of myself in Adam. No ones ever really encouraged me to be myself and I’ve had to just decide that by myself. I’ve always been the odd one out and so different from everyone else and knowing that I have a community of people I can feel like I belong to who love this bands (along with other similar bands) music is amazing

[@jesperbjerke]

Make this a podcast

[@TheJlmills]

MY man TANK dowin big things i want your life your crushing the game

[@TankTheTech]

🙌🙌🙌

[@Speakzzz]

How tf is he so Fucking chill

[@Joshschroedermusic]

🖤😭🖤

[@josuemcvicker6122]

Bruh he has only been playing guitar 15 years that's insane he is amazing

[@HardDisposition]

Lol "only"

[@eleumeiemerald3318]

I'll admit Lorna is not particularly my cup of tea but and I return to nothingness is a fucking masterpiece of its era and that's coming from a man who labels this type of metal as "a little bit over the top"

[@MasterIceyy]

Crazy to think it had 1.2m views on KZbin when tank filmed this, a year later, it has 9.2m views, which for a modern Deathcore band is absolutely ridiculous

[@nullvoid8988]

This was a really good interview. Quite frankly his openness and honesty about everything and eagerness to talk was one of the main factors that made this interview stand out. I hope he knows what he does inspires others to keep going as well. So his work does mean a lot to people so not only will he have a lasting history of work but that work leaves impacts on others and to not give up and to strive for more. Hands down one of the best interviews I’ve seen in awhile. Since To The Hellfire came out I’ve been wanting to hear from the band on the reactions they’ve gotten and this was an itch that got scratched. Great job!

[@TankTheTech]

Thanks a ton! Both for watching and for the kind words!

[@nullvoid8988]

@@TankTheTech any time! I think the part in the interview where you guys discussed what it was like during the shutdown is where it struck home for me because I was in the industry with you guys and went through exactly what you guys did. I had to change my career and I didn’t know what to do and it was a shock to the system and I felt stranded. It was a really rough time. My best friend is finally getting back to his stage manager job and he took it hard as well. I think listing our industry as non essential was a big mistake. What we do provides a or of mental Heath and physical health for people and taking that away was not the right move imo.

[@TankTheTech]

@@nullvoid8988 Totally. And not to mention they listed us non-essential because they said music is entertainment, but still had live sporting events no problem.

[@Lena-jo9ll]

Wow it was honestly so unexpected, yet refreshing, hearing him being so honest and genuine about his struggles. Adam has definitely given me more than good first impression from this interview, which makes me appreciate their music even more. Also, speaks volumes about you as an interviewer. Good job!

[@katharinenajjar2228]

You should have a million billion gazillion followers

[@benediktbauer2576]

You really need to react to the new wbtbwb song "20kmh". It's just amazing

[@TankTheTech]

Premiering in 12 hours. 😎

[@beaubrammer9000]

Background of the interview sounds like Celldweller

[@TankTheTech]

It is! I use it in every interview. 😂

[@fireshadowed]

Awesome interview :) As someone who has only recently started listening to music with harsher vocals, the description of the EP has me excited. I am hoping for great things for them!

[@MaggotCZ]

I wasnt keen on the mix because the guitar parts seems to drown in the ambience that are really pushed out in forward, upon more listening i really like it overall. Its pretty clear that was the aim. its just that sometimes its a shame that the actual technicality of the song gets drown in the background stuff. Thats just opinions. just because they are sometimes negative doesnt mean they arent right. Maleficium EP to this day still has the best clarity of all instruments of all Lorna Shore songs. Maybe someone prefers that.

[@jakubgodlewski9104]

Hearing you both talk about how you listen to music with no other distraction made me remember: I loved Immortal with my whole heart and was very concerned with how the band was going to sound with a new vocalist. I got my two metalhead friends together on a Discord call, we spent like 3 hours chatting, listening to some other music, watching videos etc until I finally felt ready. I shit you not, our first listen of Hellfire was the only 5 minutes that night we all understood to shut the hell up, sit completely still and be immersed. It felt amazing. Definitely get what you both are saying. Regarding the mix of Hellfire as well as comparisons to CJ.. well I love the new song, my only notes were how vastly different this feels from even songs like Death Portrait and This Is Hell. Kinda like you said, Hellfire has a more dynamic mix and the vocals fluctuate in volume just like every other instrument. The mixing on the Immortal album was perfect to me, because of how melodic it was, the symphonic parts basically above everything bar vocals. This new song is like you said, darker, grittier and heavier both in composition and mix. As much as there is that "we are back" factor, to me at least it for sure feels like a new chapter, and I presume that the EP I will enjoy just as much as Immortal, but in a completely different ways. Stay legends, all of you (Tank and other members of Lorna included ofc)

[@mariuswenzel7992]

I have a new song i would highly recommend . Its from a german upcomming band . Their name is "From fall to spring " and the song is called " BR4INFCK" and i would probably say that you will like it a lot

[@a1ansxe]

What an excellent conversation. Well fucking done Tank.

[@npz420]

Yo, this is dope! One of my favourite guitarists in the whole game and I don't think I've ever seen him do a interview before. I sincerely enjoyed every minute of this. Keep up the good work!

[@TankTheTech]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment! Much appreciated!

[@Sadistiq]

Loving this band so much!🥰

[@951armen]

Awesome interview!

[@MegaChaostar]

Can the dislikes be deleted ? This interview doesen't deserve any thumb down.

[@TankTheTech]

Not by me. Haha

[@Boerke]

Wow! This was such a cool interview. Finally seen someone beat you at the talking game 🤣. Keep 'm coming Tank! To Adam I'd like to say (should you read this)... Though Lorna Shore isn't my go to band, I at least am going to sit down and listen to the EP when it comes out, like you suggested. That much I owe you after such an open and honest interview! I see you're coming to NL, with Carnifex, Chelsea Grin and more, so I may get tickets to that too.

[@Boerke]

February 5, 2022 Den Bosch! Count me in... Ticket acquired :)

[@rocioiribe5841]

I hope you have a blast at that tour. Carnifex rules and the last Lorna Shore album is also excellent.

[@Boerke]

@@rocioiribe5841 I will... no worries there :D

[@DGSAVOID]

Dankjewel Jeroen, die gaat op de kalender

[@Boerke]

@@DGSAVOID geen probleem... tot dan ;)

[@amrituppal1361]

Dude thank you thank you thank you !! What an interview. It brought me to tears at some parts. You both are amazing and humble human beings. 🤘🏾🤘🏾🙏🏾

[@TankTheTech]

Thank you so much!