WHISPERS: Bangkok Evilcore w/ Mike Law and Ole Suwan

Summary

HardLore Podcast Episode Summary Episode: WHISPERS: Bangkok Evilcore w/ Mike Law and Ole Suwan
Release Date: July 17, 2025
Hosts: Colin Young, Bo Lueders, Knotfest

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Introduction

The HardLore podcast kicks off with the hosts, Colin Young and Bo Lueders, welcoming guests Mike Law and Ole Suwan from the Thai hardcore band Whispers. The conversation begins with light-hearted banter about the guests' university backgrounds and their deep-rooted friendship formed during their college years.

Origins of Whispers

Whispers was formed at the same university, where Mike pursued an English major and Ole focused on Marketing. Their shared academic environment fostered a strong friendship that naturally evolved into a musical collaboration.

• Colin Young [00:00]: "How you guys as friends before Whisper starts?"
• Mike Law [00:08]: "I'm in an English major."
• Ole Suwan [00:18]: "I'm marketing."

Discovering Hardcore Music

The band members recount their introduction to the hardcore scene, highlighting seminal moments that defined their musical journey. Ole shares how attending underground shows in Thailand exposed him to pioneering local bands, sparking his passion for heavy music.

• Ole Suwan [02:45]: "Tell me about how you both found hardcore music."

Influences and Musical Style

Whispers draws significant influence from European hardcore and metalcore bands. They discuss their favorite bands, such as Kickback, Agony, and Endless War, which have shaped their sound and stage presence.

• Ole Suwan [14:16]: "Main influence, I think like the band Congress."
• Mike Law [64:35]: "I love next step up, Intend to kill, Mass Murder."

Role of Daddy Gap

A pivotal figure in Whispers' journey is Daddy Gap, a local organizer and supporter who has been instrumental in promoting the hardcore scene in Bangkok. The hosts emphasize Gap's role in helping Whispers secure shows and navigate the local music landscape.

• Ole Suwan [34:03]: "Without Gap, I think we're not going to be sitting here."
• Gap [34:22]: "Yeah, without Gap it couldn't make it happen."

First Tours and International Exposure

Whispers embarked on their first international tour with the renowned hardcore band Speed. Their tour included multiple shows across Canada, Vietnam, and Europe, where they received enthusiastic receptions and built a global fanbase.

• Colin Young [37:04]: "Tell me about the first Whispers tour."
• Ole Suwan [37:06]: "I think it's Vietnam."

Memorable Performances

The band highlights several standout performances, including their set at Tied Down Fest, which marked their debut American show. The emotional connection with fans and the support from established bands like Speed are highlighted as key moments in their career.

• Colin Young [52:24]: "This LP is going to change the world."
• Ole Suwan [53:35]: "The set's gonna be amazing."

Record Production and Collaboration

Whispers discusses the creation of their latest album, emphasizing collaboration with Stephen from Kickback. They delve into the creative process, the evolution of their sound, and the strategic decision to incorporate Stephen's unique vocal style into their music.

• Ole Suwan [43:40]: "This is this album. We spent like, many years to do it."
• Mike Law [44:11]: "You made a song for me? Do you?" [Stephen’s involvement]

Challenges and Growth

The band reflects on the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced them to pause touring and focus on creating new music. They also touch on adapting to different cultural environments while touring internationally.

• Mike Law [24:22]: "During the COVID time, we have to, you know, like, create our."

Future Plans

Looking ahead, Whispers aims to continue touring globally, expanding their presence in Asian countries, and releasing new music. They express excitement about future collaborations and the potential for their upcoming LP to make a significant impact.

• Ole Suwan [61:16]: "Yeah, I think we... we're thinking about maybe like do full time if possible."
• Mike Law [62:57]: "We're gonna have more tours after this too."

Audience Interaction: Patreon Q&A

During the Patreon segment, the hosts pose questions from fans to Mike and Ole, exploring their creative mindset, favorite hardcore records, and personal anecdotes.

Creative Process and Inspirations

• Fan [71:03]: "What's the mindset when coming up with these evil ass riffs?"
• Ole Suwan [71:06]: "Mosh pit is the point. The whole things."

Favorite Hardcore Records

• Ole Suwan [63:30]: "Set it up is the best album."
• Mike Law [64:35]: "Next step up, Intend to kill, Mass Murder."

Superstitions and Ghost Stories

The band shares personal ghost stories rooted in Thai culture, discussing experiences with sleep paralysis and traditional beliefs in spirits.

• Mike Law [68:35]: "When I was sleeping, dreaming about some woman, like, want to eat me."
• Ole Suwan [69:08]: "Several times I feel like I cannot move, see people trying to walk up to me."

Closing Remarks

The episode concludes with heartfelt thanks from Whispers to their supporters and hosts, expressing gratitude for the opportunities and the bond formed within the hardcore community. The hosts encourage Whispers to continue their journey and hint at future collaborations and episodes.

• Mike Law [78:09]: "Thank you for having us... Best."
• Ole Suwan [76:10]: "I want to say thank you to everyone to support us."

Notable Quotes

• Ole Suwan [34:03]: "Without Gap, I think we're not going to be sitting here."
• Mike Law [64:35]: "I love next step up, Intend to kill, Mass Murder."
• Colin Young [43:40]: "We spent like, many years to do it."
• Ole Suwan [61:16]: "We're thinking about maybe like do full time if possible."

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Conclusion

This episode of HardLore offers an in-depth look into the world of Whispers, exploring their origins, influences, international tours, and personal stories. The hosts and guests share a genuine passion for hardcore music, emphasizing the importance of community support and relentless dedication to their craft. For fans of hardcore, punk, and metal, this episode provides valuable insights into the life of a band making waves from Bangkok to the global stage.

Transcript

[Colin]

So how.

[Fuzzy]

How close are you guys as friends before Whisper starts?

[Olay]

I think like the university, because we.

[Mike]

Are the same university.

[Gap]

Okay. Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What did you study in university?

[Mike]

I'm in a English major.

[Fuzzy]

That's what's up. I can tell.

[Olay]

I'm marketing.

[Fuzzy]

Marketing.

[Olay]

Well.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, my God.

[Mike]

That's why the video came out.

[Fuzzy]

Watch this and you'll see why.

[Nung]

Oh, I'm so tired in the mosh pit. I need.

[Olay]

Whisper Wong Tai Wood, your energy for mosh man.

[Fuzzy]

Welcome. It's hard Lore time. How you doing, Bo?

[Nung]

I'm doing so good. Who do we got?

[Fuzzy]

This is a momentous day. This is really over 10 years in the making. In many ways, Thailand and me in the heart go way back. We're all the same. I'm. It's beautiful.

[Nung]

You've been there?

[Fuzzy]

I've never been there. Okay, you've been there.

[Colin]

I have.

[Fuzzy]

Good. But I love these people so much. I love this band so much. I love everything they do. And now we are finally so honored to welcome Mike and Olay from Whispers. How you guys doing?

[Nung]

Hello.

[Olay]

Hello. How you doing?

[Fuzzy]

So good.

[Nung]

It's so good now.

[Fuzzy]

How are you doing?

[Olay]

Great.

[Mike]

Really great.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Second time in the U.S. yes.

[Nung]

And you flew in yesterday? No, we flew in Sunday.

[Olay]

No, I think we are like here two days ago.

[Nung]

Two days ago.

[Olay]

Yeah.

[Nung]

So you're all right.

[Fuzzy]

They played Gilman last night.

[Nung]

Oh, how was that?

[Olay]

We saw now is the show was so now. And that is like the best show ever we ever done.

[Mike]

One of the best.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

That's one of the best places to play in the country.

[Mike]

So, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Kind of all down.

[Nung]

It's kind of all downhill for me.

[Olay]

So crazy.

[Fuzzy]

Before we start really ripping, we got to take a big whiff of this Whispers compound herb inhaler. Not. Not branded, unbranded.

[Gap]

Diy.

[Colin]

Diy.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Now I'm ready. That helps you mosh, helps you smell. It helps you function. Eat everything.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Thank you for that. A really nice gift.

[Fuzzy]

It's a beautiful gift.

[Colin]

Feel great.

[Fuzzy]

So. So, guys, fellas, let's go back in time here.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Tell me about how you both found hardcore music.

[Olay]

For me, yeah, I'm start to go to the scene because like I love the heavy music from the the start. Like sleep not Linkin Park. And one of my friends in high school, like because of he come from a different, different school. I'm sing pay for perk from being me to Horizon in front of the classroom.

[Fuzzy]

You sang a like talent show?

[Olay]

No, no, no, no, no. Just like in the like just funny.

[Fuzzy]

Because you're the class.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Just like me and him, like it's an early morning in. In the classroom because like me and him, like we early guys.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So I'm seeing it and he like yo, that is Bring me the horse and I know the band. Like I think like it's the one that in that school like listen like heavy music like that. That. That what I'm thinking. So he said like yo, I know the band. So after that, did you like. Yeah, yeah, like that, like. Yeah, like that.

[Nung]

No mic, just.

[Olay]

Wow.

[Fuzzy]

Good acoustics in those classes.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

And he. He just like. Oh. You know in Thailand they have like under underground show like dead core or anything like that. So it's my first time to be there to see like a lot of the band like they. They mix with like dead core mittencore, emo, whatever.

[Fuzzy]

Everything.

[Olay]

Everything. And. And last two band in that time is a hardcore band. They name Ball from Pain but Thailand.

[Nung]

Oh, okay.

[Gap]

Okay.

[Olay]

The new one. So good.

[Fuzzy]

Do they play their own songs or Born from Pains?

[Olay]

No, their own song.

[Mike]

They are from 1998.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

At the same time.

[Fuzzy]

Same time.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And a zero. I like I never seen anything like that. Like straight diving mosh pit. I like Emily Stalk about it. Like. Oh, so good.

[Fuzzy]

So the first show you go to, you see two of like the premiere Thailand hardcore bands and it's crazy.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

And you're.

[Colin]

You're hooked. Yeah.

[Olay]

I'm like, oh, this is my like I. The thing that is like I'm look too much. Like I love Breakdown. I like, oh, what do you always say?

[Colin]

Yeah, speaking of that. Yeah.

[Olay]

The. The way that I'm start.

[Nung]

And how old were you at that time? You're in high school?

[Olay]

I think. 15.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

16. Stuff like that.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

And how about you?

[Fuzzy]

How about you, Mike? How did. How did you get here?

[Mike]

I start from that time too, but you know, like back then I. You know, I didn't know what like I didn't know much about this kind of music. I just like listen to it all.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Like it's heavy.

[Mike]

Metal core heavy. Yeah, yeah, metal heavy. And then I just like. I think I start to listen like Comeback kid tour on my playlist, you know, like. But I just like mixing between metal, dead metal, you know, like hardcore too. But I didn't know. So I just. I got my old band and I just like want to come to like olay. Come to the underground local show and that time it's like. It's not many hardcore band that I know. So I just like walk to Olay and we are on the same age.

[Olay]

So we can you know like be friends, learn together. One thing like his first band. I'm a fan. Okay.

[Nung]

Yeah, that's perfect.

[Olay]

Because of that is the. The. What is the.

[Fuzzy]

I thought you were a fan.

[Olay]

The Boston St. The Boston.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Boston. Boston Stangler. Stranger.

[Gap]

Sorry.

[Fuzzy]

You were also Boston Strangler?

[Olay]

No, the kind of same name but different.

[Nung]

He do like.

[Olay]

The youngest.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I just like 15, 16 too and playing hard music.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Awesome.

[Colin]

Who.

[Nung]

Who all does what in the band? For everybody watching? We have the rest of the band is in the room next to us listening. But let's.

[Fuzzy]

We should probably like sings guitar.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Bass. Another kiddos and daddy over there.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So they just like land into the scene like undercar scene for a long time before us. So I just like met them at the San Manu Gao show and then like you know they got the old band, old hardcore band to like the proper hardcore.

[Nung]

So what time did you guys meet? What year?

[Olay]

Oh, let me wrap it up. Because of me and Nung we have another band like early before the Whispers.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Named the Christmas Promise.

[Fuzzy]

The Christmas Promise.

[Olay]

Promise.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What kind of band?

[Nung]

I'm intrigued.

[Olay]

I think. I think like we. We like saw like the coast inside.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

[Fuzzy]

Okay. The Christmas Promise.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You guys with Christmas like that in Thailand? No, no, that's why. Okay.

[Olay]

So we. I think they have some tour like some like coating band named six Cent or something. They do a tour in northeast of Thailand and we in the same bus.

[Colin]

Like we. Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

And like we pay some music. You like that? And like talking my band.

[Mike]

His band.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So that's why I met them.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I think would be 2012 or 13, I think.

[Nung]

Okay.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Before.

[Mike]

Before we 2010.

[Nung]

Something around that.

[Fuzzy]

Before the university has been so silly.

[Olay]

Sorry.

[Fuzzy]

Has he always been the silliest guy? Yeah, he's so silly.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That's why we met.

[Fuzzy]

5, 5. 555-55-5555.

[Olay]

That is the way that when you. When you're laughing you're like hahaha.

[Colin]

Right. Yeah.

[Olay]

It's the same sound. 5 in Thailand is hanging when they're typing Fives.

[Fuzzy]

You killed it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

And what's the Spanish one is. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So were you. Yeah, that'll do it. Were you first attracted to like were there a lot? Was there a big Bangkok scene of local bands that got you involved or were you. I know you guys are like deep into European hardcore and metalcore.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

8,000 stuff. I know you could tell me things I've never heard.

[Olay]

No way.

[Fuzzy]

Was was Bangkok hardcore a thriving scene like full of local bands that you guys loved?

[Colin]

Oh yes.

[Olay]

It's a lot of band. Like the band like I think new ball from Pain.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So good. They just really like week last week 10 baht per hours. Oh wait. The Shaders.

[Fuzzy]

Incredible bro.

[Olay]

I'm so stoked with them. Like everybody so crazy.

[Fuzzy]

New record.

[Colin]

Amazing. Yeah.

[Mike]

Every band in holding Oliquot is amazing.

[Colin]

Okay.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like Gap.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Thriving local scene. Gap. Gap holding it down.

[Nung]

I mean the King.

[Mike]

Yeah. The Liu king.

[Nung]

Met him 2015 and he just was like our TM in Thailand.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Just took care of his daddy.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

He was daddy in Thailand.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So something somebody wanted me to say to you was Jang. Aia.

[Olay]

That's mean. Awesome.

[Nung]

A lot of fives whispers fives in.

[Fuzzy]

There Jang I hear.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Some are saying can you tell me about Chubby Voyage Vintage Chubby Boy vintage.

[Olay]

Yeah, it's a Gap store.

[Mike]

Gap store.

[Nung]

Yeah it is.

[Olay]

Yeah, it's a Gap store.

[Fuzzy]

You're the chubby boy.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

How many of you have vintage stores in the night market in Bangkok?

[Olay]

We have different store. I have one. Get. Have one.

[Fuzzy]

How do you all have this much stuff that you can all have separate vintage stuff?

[Mike]

I think just like trying to steal each other stuff.

[Olay]

No way. No way.

[Mike]

Kidding.

[Fuzzy]

You buy stuff from him and then you sell it for more.

[Nung]

Clientele'S clientele.

[Olay]

I think in Thailand it's like kind of big thing from like Tiffany, stuff like that. Like really big. Like Japan Thailand is crazy with it. So I think that market, that train market. I think we have like store like secondhand vintage, some stuff like that. I think more than 50. More than 50 store in the market.

[Fuzzy]

In just that one market.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

And you're all friends, all this kind of the same group, people who know each other.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Olay]

Gotcha.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

What's the maybe the craziest thing you've come across that you've sold or you've seen at the market? As far as like shirt goes, I.

[Olay]

Think the one time that I walk like fear market, I have them irate. Irate shirt. But they fix the site. The tech is xl but they fix the site like small.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So I think that time is would be like2016 or something.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Olay]

So I put a post is on ig. There's someone they messaged me like hey, I want that. He described everything like where how like the first time this shirt is Lead some stuff like that.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So. Okay. Okay. I sell to you now. All right.

[Colin]

All right.

[Olay]

You know everything more than me. Okay. You take it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

That is. I'm buy it for $1. $1. And I think I sell it for maybe like 200.

[Fuzzy]

There you go.

[Nung]

That's like a lot of profit.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So how. How close are you guys as friends before Whisper starts, like, is this. Is it like we gotta do a band together, guys?

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

I think like the university, because we.

[Mike]

Are the same university.

[Fuzzy]

What did you study in university?

[Mike]

I'm in a English major.

[Fuzzy]

That's what's up. I can tell.

[Olay]

I'm marketing.

[Fuzzy]

Marketing.

[Olay]

Well.

[Fuzzy]

Oh my God.

[Mike]

That's why the video came out.

[Olay]

I'm stupid.

[Colin]

Sorry.

[Fuzzy]

Watch this and you'll see why.

[Nung]

Oh, I'm so tired in the mosh pit. I need energy.

[Olay]

Whisper Wong tie. Put your energy for mosh pit.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Unbelievable.

[Gap]

Yeah. Wow.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Marketing and English.

[Mike]

And this time just like I always hanging out with him.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So we just like talking about the hardcore music.

[Nung]

He.

[Mike]

He taught me a lot about the hardcore music because I didn't know much about that.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So are you guys best friends?

[Colin]

Yes.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Oh, love and hate.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Of course you have brothers.

[Nung]

That's like.

[Colin]

Yeah, exactly. Right.

[Olay]

I'm sorry. It's okay.

[Fuzzy]

So what I know like I said before, you guys are super in. You like deep into European metal core and stuff. Tell the audience about some of your favorite like 8,000 bands and stuff like that. Let's start like the real big influences on you personally and as Whispers.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Let's start from kickback.

[Fuzzy]

Well, yeah, I think you Kickback we get to later because I think you guys are the only band for real. I've never believed a band when they say we sound like Kickback. It's never true.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You did it.

[Olay]

Absolutely.

[Colin]

Oh, yeah.

[Olay]

I appreciate it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

We could start there.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Main influence, I think like the band like Congress.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Congrats. Like Anki with the Sun.

[Fuzzy]

Perfect.

[Olay]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

That's one.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

For me, like a lot of people say like they love like the lifting with the band, some stuff like that. But for me, Angry with the sun. The top. For me, I love it.

[Fuzzy]

We've been. We've been taking risks for it from it for a long time.

[Gap]

Oh, yeah.

[Olay]

I love it.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And the band like lynch of Time.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Lens of Time. Sentence Reprisals.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Yeah. I think like the stuff that I interesting is like. Like they make it like before the maiden core. Like. Like real. Real maiden core. Nowadays so at first I didn't know. Like, they call themselves, like, Maiden Core. Some, like, Metan hardcore, some stuff like that.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So I realized, like, oh, this is my.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And before that, like, Whispers, I think, like, we. At first, we time us up. We trying to sell, right. Kingai.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Like, mixed with Kingai. Like, afagonis. Like, 2014. Yeah, yeah, I like that. 2018, like, trust me, like, first time I'm listening, like, a bunch of stuff from the hit 8,000. I don't understand. Even kickback Forever War. I don't understand. Like. Like, oh, what the.

[Colin]

Why.

[Olay]

Why did need to sing, like, too crazy.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Why does he. And then new things.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Mike, you do the best. Your voice is so much like him in the best way.

[Nung]

When I. When I was first listening to it me up because I knew you guys had a relationship with Stephen.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

You know, and I was like, is that him? And then there is a song with him on it.

[Colin]

Yeah. And it.

[Nung]

If you don't know, it'll throw you off, you know, it's very, very good.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Where are you finding. How are you sourcing all the European bands? Like, how are you finding them?

[Olay]

I have. I have one brothers, like, me and him. Like, we smoke a lot of weed.

[Fuzzy]

Is that legal there?

[Olay]

Yeah, now it's legal.

[Nung]

Was it at the time?

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

No, no, legal.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

He was smoking a lot of something.

[Olay]

Yeah. Oh, sorry.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, come on, bro.

[Olay]

Yeah, Straight edge.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

The only one.

[Olay]

We in the looms. We smoke a lot of weed. And in that town, you still say, oh, no, in that time, they have, like, block spot.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So you start to listen from the.

[Fuzzy]

A Alphabet media fire.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Was the. That was the best.

[Gap]

Absolutely.

[Olay]

A Alphabet to C Alphabet. Like, I think, like, it's a lot of the band from around the world, like Mexico, Brazil, anything like that. And yes.

[Mike]

That's exploring what's interesting.

[Nung]

And I'm generalizing here, obviously, because you and your brother are an exception, but I would say generally finding European bands in America, or I should say European bands becoming more popular in America is tough because there's so much here already.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

So it's interesting that you guys being in a foreign place to America, are finding another foreign place that's having a hard time. I. I just find that the crossover is fascinating.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Was it something that drew you to the European thing, the 8000 thing, or, like, what was it that, you know, connected with you so much?

[Olay]

Like, I think for me, like, the years that I tried to connect, everything is like, 2017. Okay. So just by myself, I listen title. Oh, they listen again. And like, oh, this is a gold mine. It's like gold mine. Why I skip it. Like I'm talking to my brother like, hey, bro, I'm sorry. Like that time when you show me. I don't understand. But now. Now I get it.

[Fuzzy]

It happens, man.

[Nung]

Yes, it happens a lot.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What are you into, Mike? Yeah. What do you like?

[Mike]

I think just stick with him.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Mike]

And you know, like, talking about a hardcore music and like, he taught me a lot about the hardcore music too. So if he, like, he likes to listen to that. That stuff.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You're in.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean, I'm always in.

[Fuzzy]

What do you guys do together outside of Whispers?

[Olay]

What's the post?

[Fuzzy]

Practice hangout.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

For Whispers, I think walking like in the fear market. Like they name like Chatuchak in that time. Green Vintage market. Some stuff like that. Like hanging around, talk shit. Yeah, that is the right.

[Mike]

Just chilling.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, no, we're good.

[Olay]

Yeah, that's good.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, I was like.

[Mike]

And also, I just like my change. My change is like when I. When I went to Japan for the Bad X Festival.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

To melder me.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah. Wow.

[Fuzzy]

So that changed everything.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

2019.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So you watched Marauder at Blood Axe and. Yeah, I've got it.

[Mike]

Many Japanese. Like many good Japanese band. So after that I just like, yo, I want to, you know.

[Fuzzy]

But Whispers had been a band for several years by then.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I think would be like 11 years, 20, 14 years.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

@ your first show.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You just told me that you covered God's hate.

[Olay]

Yes. Diy in Justice.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

At the same year, that daily list. Same year, same year, that daily list.

[Fuzzy]

Here's a video.

[Olay]

Wow.

[Fuzzy]

So obviously Whispers is my favorite band of all time.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I got to give a big shout out.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

To my boy, Potty Wat Young.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Pwat Young. Hey, B. Yeah, he helps me a.

[Mike]

Lot because he helped me to sing.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

To.

[Mike]

In the Gossip Song. So.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

It's hard to tell me Paddy Watt Young help you sing.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Like Legend, dude. That's my son.

[Nung]

Yeah, it's full circle.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

It's hard. It's hard to sing it.

[Fuzzy]

It really is, man.

[Nung]

Your voice changes a bit, I would say, from the first recording to the more recent one.

[Gap]

Yes.

[Nung]

Was that intentional or did that just happen?

[Mike]

Yeah, just. I just like decide to.

[Nung]

You got older.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, you decided.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So it wasn't like. It just naturally progressed. You were like, I'm going to sound.

[Nung]

I'm gonna sound like that's.

[Colin]

Wow.

[Fuzzy]

It's hard to do.

[Nung]

That is hard to do.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

That's cool.

[Fuzzy]

Is it more comfortable for you to sing now?

[Mike]

Yes. Yes.

[Colin]

Okay.

[Mike]

And it's fit in for the our music now. So it's like if. If it's good for the band, good for our music. I like to know like make it perfect.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Make it fit. It's like finding a guitar tone or something.

[Fuzzy]

Absolutely.

[Nung]

You're. You want it to fit the music and it's crazy cuz even with your new. We'll call it the new voice, you have a range within there where there's some lines where you sound crazy.

[Gap]

Thank you.

[Nung]

You know, it's awesome. It's really cool. I think it fits really well.

[Fuzzy]

Is that it?

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I want to say that's it. Wrong. Not all. Tell me exactly.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Tell me about writing that record and how you've progressed since then.

[Olay]

Like. Like what? What what? Like after the But X mirrors we come back. I think we have in 2018. We. We released the demo. We. We opened act for Turnstile.

[Mike]

Oh, it's a demo for Turnstile?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So you were like okay. We got this show. We got to get this demo together.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Nung]

Somet something.

[Olay]

2016. We. We bake. We. We bake up the band. Because it's my last years in university and really busy.

[Fuzzy]

You got to learn how to market.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I'm. I'm not gonna lie. Like that year I'm literally and bad like yeah. A lot of things to do. Like oh. So yeah. I From the. At first I never thinking like we're gonna come back.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

So Whispers was done.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

It wasn't even just like I need a year. It was. You're done.

[Olay]

I think like just that years that.

[Mike]

Just take a bit.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Okay, good.

[Olay]

And 20 like 18 like early noon. He like hey bro, let's come back. Let's do something. Let.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Do some shit.

[Mike]

You know why make more music.

[Fuzzy]

Straight edge.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

That's it.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Clear mind.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And. And then we're not.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That's why we have to take a break.

[Olay]

I'm talking to him like hey, if we come back I need like. I need to be like more heavier.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Like I need to like punch like that.

[Fuzzy]

And you can tell from the intro.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

On the record like okay. These guys know what they're doing because.

[Olay]

That demo 2018 is the way become like pundin.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

It was the. It was the.

[Colin]

Okay.

[Nung]

We like this style.

[Olay]

We'll go next.

[Mike]

Yeah. We made something different from the, you know, first one.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

What I do like this. I thinking, I love kickback. I love murders. I love all war.

[Gap]

All war, yeah.

[Olay]

So what I think is, like, okay, I'm gonna start.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And you can first rip.

[Fuzzy]

I was immediately like, I love it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

That's it. That's it.

[Fuzzy]

They got me.

[Olay]

Stephen always like, hey, that's my riff.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah. He's been doing that to me for a while. We're doing the same thing.

[Olay]

I'm not gonna lie. I say, hey, I love it. I'm. I don't care.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What are. What are your goals in 2018 when Whispers starts over? Are you. Are you even thinking that years down the road you'll be touring America? Or is it just play Bangkok?

[Gap]

Yeah, have fun.

[Nung]

Or is it play Blood Axe because you were inspired?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Like what?

[Olay]

We never thinking about anything, like, going to be touring State Europeans or anything like that. It's just having fun with a bunch of friends in the band. That's it.

[Colin]

No.

[Fuzzy]

No plans. That's how it works. That's why it works.

[Nung]

That's why. You're absolutely right. That's why it worked.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So during the COVID time, so we have to, you know, like, create our.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

On the COVID time, so we have much time to, you know, talking.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Like, how did Bangkok change during COVID Did the scene grow?

[Olay]

Yeah, I think more people. I think after.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, before that, but before, it's.

[Olay]

Like, like, not much.

[Fuzzy]

How many people at the average Whisper show from 2018 to 2020?

[Olay]

50. I think we should have, like, one show. They have, like, 10 people.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

It's all my friend. Like that. And that's after that, I think. 100 or 150.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, that's a lot.

[Olay]

That's a lot.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And it's like, you're not having American bands there every weekend. This is. This is like full Bangkok shows. 150 people.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And you created a place where now, like, we're all dying to go there. We want to go there so bad.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And that's through your persistence and your work and your being cool and liking cool shit.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

How do. How did the Bangkok old heads, like the old guys who have been around a while look at Whispers? How do they. Are they proud of you?

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah, they should be.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Yeah, they should be.

[Olay]

They should be.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Is. Is Whispers the first Bangkok band to do a lot of these things?

[Mike]

Yes, I think, ever.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Nung]

Pretty cool.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I cannot believe that it's gonna happen to my life?

[Colin]

No, we.

[Mike]

We always respect them.

[Fuzzy]

That's the attitude.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

I mean, I don't. I can't think of another one since we've been around, you know?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

So it makes total sense.

[Olay]

It's awesome.

[Fuzzy]

Can you tell me about relax time?

[Olay]

Sounds like something I'd like maybe Thai massage. Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

It's different massage.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, okay.

[Nung]

I got a massage in Thailand and they folded me like a pretzel.

[Fuzzy]

Okay. Were you relaxed? Not that this is a different one. I think this is a different one than. Can you tell me about designing this shirt?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What happened with this one? Can I have a look?

[Olay]

Like straight diving? I think stage diving.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Who's diving?

[Olay]

I think it's the singers. Is Evan.

[Mike]

Evan?

[Olay]

Yeah, it's the singer. Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

Who is designing Gab made it.

[Nung]

Oh, you want it? Can you open that for.

[Gap]

Oh, okay.

[Mike]

Open flame.

[Fuzzy]

It's a heavy door. You can pull a gap.

[Olay]

There we go.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Right into that microphone.

[Nung]

Talking to that microphone.

[Olay]

Okay. That shirt. Yeah, I'm just like. As we're making a shirt decipher Whisper and this is like the show from Speecho.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

In Bangkok when Whisper pray with them. And the stair diving guy, he's Elvin.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

He's the guy from Destiny, the band from Singapore.

[Colin]

Okay.

[Olay]

It look amazing.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, It's a sick ass dive.

[Colin]

Yeah. I'm just like, oh, shitty photo could be on a shirt.

[Olay]

And then I'm making a new logo for them to put in the front.

[Fuzzy]

Like this is papyrus font.

[Olay]

I do it from Dafont.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, okay.

[Gap]

All the. I see it.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, that's good. I got specifically asked to ask you about this shirt.

[Colin]

Yeah, that's it.

[Nung]

Thank you, Gap.

[Fuzzy]

Gap. What a great guy. Legend. Thank you, Gap.

[Olay]

Thank you, Gap.

[Mike]

Thank you, Gap.

[Fuzzy]

All right, so Stefan from Kickback tell me some stories. I've never met him. Obviously I've been. I'm like the. Me and Taylor are like the first two Kickback fans in America, it seems. Tell me some stories. Haven't met him. How do you get it introduced to him? And. And what if.

[Olay]

What.

[Fuzzy]

What has your experience been with him?

[Olay]

He have a bunch of friends, like in Bangkok, Thailand. Like he. What I know is like, he be there like maybe 1998, like first time he come and like he keep coming. Like when I first go, like go to hardcore scene. I didn't know that. It's Stephen from Kickback.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I didn't know like.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Oh, and then I think like, maybe when we released like, Narok Bandin, it's like, it's the time we connecting together.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And like, we're talking about that.

[Fuzzy]

So you showed him a bunch of those riffs.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

I thought that we didn't, you know, like, hanging out.

[Fuzzy]

But you'd seen him around.

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah.

[Nung]

You just thought he was an intimidating French guy. Randomly for me, like, as.

[Olay]

As Thai people like me, we gonna keep like some spade for, like, own people. Like, like, hey, just say hi. And they're like, yeah, sure. Yes. Some stuff like that. And I think the show that maybe in little. We have like, we sit and talk about like this, that, that, that. I think that is the day that we connecting.

[Gap]

Wow.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

So.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

So was there a moment where you're sitting across a table from him?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

And he's like, yeah, I. That was my band.

[Olay]

And he. You're right.

[Colin]

You're right.

[Olay]

He gave me a lot of the story. Like, oh, what happened in the past? Like, oh, what we do, what he does. Like, how become like four war things and stuff like that. Like, oh, oh, remember it copy. I'm like, my seat gets spiked.

[Fuzzy]

Does he. Does he martial art in Thailand?

[Olay]

Oh, one time they have a show, they swing the letters a lot of.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

And hit the hate. So that guy, like, get. Get stitching maybe 40.

[Fuzzy]

40.

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah, I think so.

[Mike]

Scary.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

I think last time. I think that is the last time that I see him mosh.

[Fuzzy]

Okay, okay. The latter incident was maybe the last.

[Olay]

Time you retired too.

[Mike]

I remember the one time that he sing with us and he just like, punch the monitor, the speaker, and he's like.

[Olay]

Broke his hand.

[Fuzzy]

Broke his hand.

[Gap]

That'll do it.

[Fuzzy]

He'll do it every time because he's like.

[Olay]

He feel it like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And you look at any old kickback video, you see there's that video of him. There's a guy watching, like, with his. He's watching the pit and Stefan raps.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And keeps singing. And the guy's like.

[Colin]

Crazy.

[Fuzzy]

Pretty cool.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I've tried it. And every time the person's like, yeah, easy.

[Olay]

Just that. Yeah, fine.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Doesn't work for me.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Pardon this interruption. This episode is brought to you by MAD Vintage.

[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

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[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

That's right.

[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

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[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

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[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

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[Nung]

And also keep in mind that if you catch Luke, Mr. Mad Vintage at any fest that are happening, he was at tied down. He was at the rumble. He was at that Hellfire fest just now. That just happened. Hellfire. He's looking to buy, he's looking to sell, he's looking to trade it. Talk to him, reach out to him through the Instagram. You never know.

[Fuzzy]

Just send him a message. He's a very nice guy. He's got good stuff. This episode is also brought to you by AG1.

[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

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[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

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[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

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[Colin]

Okay?

[Fuzzy]

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[Nung]

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[Fuzzy]

They should pay us for this. Go to drink ag1.com hard lore and get started on your health journey today. Gap. Tell me about meeting him. Tell me about how. Because he's been booking shows in Thailand forever. So tell me about how you went from. He went from the guy booking your shows to doing a label and putting out Whispers at first.

[Olay]

If without Gap, I think we're not going to be sitting here.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Without Gap. Yeah, without Gap it couldn't make it happen.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

So everywhere.

[Nung]

Let's think about this.

[Fuzzy]

So Daddy Gap is.

[Nung]

Daddy Gap is. Is tming bands in Bangkok. He's got Chubby Boy vintage.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

And he's. He's the guy who's doing whiz.

[Fuzzy]

I mean he's putting out the records.

[Nung]

He's the guy.

[Fuzzy]

The shredder record just came out. It's unbelievable. I immediately messaged him about that Gap Bangkok legend.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Nung]

Amazing.

[Mike]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Fuzzy]

Tell me about, tell me about meeting him. Your early impressions of him and how your relationship has grown.

[Olay]

I think for me that is my fourth of five show.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And in that time I my family is like not have like good money. So I messaged to him like hey Gap, do you have anything that I can help to be at the show like carry some stuff?

[Nung]

Anything staging?

[Olay]

He said like yeah, just come over. I kind of looking something that you can do and enjoy the show. I like. Okay, thank you so much. Yeah, yeah, that is the way like. And he showed me a lot of stuff like oh, hardcore is that like at first I'm. I'm not gonna lie. I'm skipped the band like mad ball sick of it all terrorist. But he is the guy who hooked me up. You should listen this.

[Fuzzy]

He made you stop and like no, no, no.

[Olay]

This is the classic. Yeah, like that.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Wow.

[Olay]

That's the way that I'm stopped.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

How about Gap's relationship with you, Mike?

[Mike]

So I just quit the old band and then I just hanging out with them and all my friends like s to the drummer and Olay and me. So I just start to went to the local hardcore show and I met Gap because Gap is always you know like made a local hardcore show in Bangkok.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And not just only the local hardcore show, the international hardcore show too.

[Nung]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So yeah, he's bringing international bands all the time.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So I just.

[Fuzzy]

We're working on a Gap I swear.

[Mike]

One day so I bought a ticket yeah. From the his old store in around the JJ market. So that's why I and after that I always hanging out over there and I you know like become a friend over time.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So does he encourage Whispers to start and do more once you guys start playing?

[Olay]

Yes, actually because he's the guy who pushing out that our first demo. Yeah, on the hurry ol record too.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

That is everything.

[Fuzzy]

So he's Day one Whispers head.

[Olay]

Yes, yes.

[Fuzzy]

Can you. Okay, that's. I mean, that's beautiful. Yeah, we love to hear that. The scene. The scene needs more gaps and the scene needs more young people who are going, hey, I can't. I don't have money to go to this show. But I'm young and I want to experience this. Please, God, tell me anything I can do to get in. That's how it works.

[Nung]

Gently. Awesome.

[Mike]

I don't have a money to. So it doesn't help him.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Nung]

Very cool.

[Gap]

Yeah, I love it.

[Fuzzy]

All it takes.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Tell me about the first Whispers tour.

[Olay]

I think it's a Vietnam.

[Gap]

Wow.

[Mike]

I think on the first one. The first outside ever tour.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I think Vietnam.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Hanoi.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

One show. How was it?

[Olay]

So good. Yeah, yeah. So. Wow.

[Fuzzy]

So Vietnam hardcore.

[Nung]

The geography. How far is that?

[Olay]

Because like two hours driving or flying? Flight.

[Nung]

Flight.

[Olay]

Because in that time. Corey. Corey model, he live in Vietnam and he is the guy who organized the show in Vietnam.

[Mike]

He's a Japanese guy.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

How was the.

[Mike]

In Vietnam?

[Olay]

So good.

[Nung]

How many people you say?

[Olay]

I think would be like 80 to 100. Dude in Viet.

[Nung]

Let's go to Vietnam Park.

[Fuzzy]

War is the coolest.

[Nung]

It sounds awesome.

[Olay]

I think nowaday it's become bigger.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Because like they have like a lot of band in Vietnam now.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So Vietnam has a thriving local hardcore scene.

[Olay]

Yeah. I think especially in Hoim.

[Nung]

In Ho Chi Minh. Do you know of any bands off the top of your head?

[Olay]

District 105.

[Fuzzy]

District 105.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Nung]

Sick.

[Fuzzy]

Hey, awesome.

[Nung]

We're gonna check that out.

[Olay]

Oh, I forgot the name.

[Fuzzy]

Incredible.

[Olay]

They. They have one like band. They sound so good and they wear the Pikachu. Gap. What's the band name?

[Nung]

Elbow Drop.

[Olay]

The Pikachu one. Katlon. Yeah, the band named Katlon because the.

[Mike]

Stylist of Kathlon, he booked a show with Kole in our.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

For tourists. They sound like crossover. They wear the Pikachu.

[Fuzzy]

Pikachu.

[Olay]

Yeah, Pikachu.

[Fuzzy]

This is. This is which man?

[Olay]

No, the. The. The costume.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

They all wear Pikachu.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Which. What's the name of that long?

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, they're gonna be huge.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Crazy.

[Fuzzy]

How many Asian countries have you played?

[Olay]

Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines. Philippines, Japan.

[Gap]

Korea.

[Mike]

South Korea.

[Olay]

South Korea. And that's it. I think that's a lot.

[Nung]

It's a lot, right?

[Olay]

China.

[Nung]

Asking Gap is so funny.

[Olay]

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

[Fuzzy]

Dad is here for the answer.

[Nung]

Where in China did you play?

[Olay]

In Guangzhou, Shenzhen. At Last. The last one is Ningbo.

[Colin]

Oh, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So you played a lot.

[Olay]

Yeah, I think we'd be like three times already.

[Mike]

I think in China.

[Olay]

If you guys have a chain, go to China.

[Nung]

I would love to. I would love to, bro.

[Olay]

So crazy. So good. Everything there. So good.

[Fuzzy]

So since you started touring, you're playing all these in Asian countries with these thriving local scenes. How is Whispers response in all of them? Like, is every show.

[Olay]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Are they treating you like good? Whispers is here. We gotta show up.

[Nung]

Are they beating ass?

[Olay]

Yeah, every show, I think go crazy.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

We got like four or five shows in Indonesia too. You know you can make a tour in Indonesia.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

And the scene. That is really good.

[Gap]

Yeah, bro.

[Olay]

Like, Indonesia, I think it's same as the state for me. I mean, like, the big. You can make it like full tour. A full tour, like 15 shows.

[Colin]

Wow. Yeah.

[Olay]

It's really, really big. And there's the style. I think the band like, like, pin of food. You guys got hate.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

If showing, you know, this year, they're gonna be like a killing face.

[Fuzzy]

They've been asking us for forever. Indonesia and Malaysia.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Have asked the most.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So one day, I swear, Indonesia, Malaysia, it'll happen.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

But Bangkok.

[Olay]

Please, please.

[Fuzzy]

Have you done a European tour?

[Colin]

Yes.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Fuzzy]

Was it with Speed?

[Colin]

Yes.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Speed, like, question ended.

[Fuzzy]

I mean, that's an incredible tour.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

How was that? And was that when your relationship with Speed started?

[Olay]

No, I think because the way that start. Because Jim, he in the band, like, Endless High. Like, he toured in Bangkok and everyone here is like, chill, make friends, take care, be connected.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And Deco, he. He's loud.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

He Lao. But he understand Thai. Oh, really? He speak Thai, like, every time when we were on tours, like, we try to speak Thai to him and like, he understand and. Yeah, that's fun.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And. And. And then when we. They have like, speed and we just connect. Yeah, we just connect like that.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And they've, like, really taken good care of you guys.

[Colin]

Yes, yes.

[Nung]

Probably between them and you, or how I heard about Whispers.

[Colin]

Yeah, that's it.

[Nung]

Good segue, by the way.

[Mike]

First time in the bus tour, you know?

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Nung]

Oh, I was gonna ask.

[Olay]

Yeah.

[Nung]

So that was on the bus.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Isn't that crazy?

[Mike]

Really good.

[Olay]

So.

[Fuzzy]

It's so much good.

[Nung]

Yeah, it's.

[Olay]

I'm still missing that bunks.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Where.

[Nung]

Where's some place in Europe. Like, give me a couple stories from Europe. I'm just fascinated to hear about a Thai hardcore Band touring Europe. Oh, what was the reception like?

[Olay]

I think from. Because you know me, like, I'm stuck with the Europeans.

[Fuzzy]

You love.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Belgium.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Belgium. I met Lenny. Lenny from sectors.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

And he gave me a bunch of the stuff, like hit a thousand book scene that. I'm still the good bum to say that, but because I'm. I'm stoked. I never. Never thinking about. I kind of get it in my hand and.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Thank you, Lenny.

[Mike]

And the show in palace is really.

[Nung]

Good show in Paris.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You guys are basically a French man.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So they treated you like a guy.

[Olay]

That show. We the last. The last song. We bring Headbuser Whispers to cover that foil war. And his intro is the last one. Headbasa intro. Crazy.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

They made for the most of it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Great band. Great European band.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Incredible record.

[Olay]

Thank you, sir.

[Fuzzy]

The 2024 EP of the Year at the Hard Lore Awards. Tell me about writing this record. This is. This is like the kind of the turning point for Whispers.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

American audiences really took it, understood it. You've now been here twice. Tell me all about this record.

[Olay]

This is this album. We spent like, many years to do it. I got. At first, I got to give credit to Nung. He is the guy, like, the way I do. I have. When I think I have the riff in my head, Emily called like, phone, like.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And sent to him, and he translates. He's gonna be like, approved. Oh, this one good. Okay. You keep it. Okay. Okay. You keep it.

[Fuzzy]

He's the producer.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

You know, everything. So that the song that we have to have Stephen sing on it, like, the rust tag that.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

So we're just thinking like, oh, we should have something like that as much Fear Songs.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Mike]

Not just crazy, but it's like.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah. The evolution is.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

From the first record to now, it's like a completely different band, but. But still natural evolution.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Fuzzy]

Change you. You figured out your identity.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

We just talked years, and then, like, we finished jamming, he come back to home. I think, like, he sang that song on maybe 3:00am or 4:00am yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

He. He stay up, like, all night. Hey, I finished that.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And when I listen it, like, bro, this is massive.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And he said to me, like, I don't know what. What you think, but I need Stephen to sing on it. And when I saying, I sent that whole song to Stephen. Just one minute. Just one minute, he says, you made a song for me? Do you?

[Gap]

Do you?

[Olay]

Do you made a song for me, this is a. My fucking song.

[Fuzzy]

He knew.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I mean, when I heard it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I thought, oh, they made a song for him.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I. At first, I did not know, like, it's gonna become like this, like. But when it finished, it's fucking crazy.

[Fuzzy]

Did he sing it with you at the record release?

[Colin]

Yes, yes, yes.

[Olay]

At first we penned to do like, Only One Last Time. I mean, like that Show Lily show for that song.

[Nung]

Yeah, that's it.

[Mike]

That's only one time. Yeah. Yeah, that's it.

[Gap]

Wow.

[Mike]

No more.

[Nung]

That's awesome.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Nung]

That's really cool.

[Fuzzy]

But do you still play it?

[Colin]

No, no, no.

[Fuzzy]

Only for some.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's.

[Nung]

It's on your. You know, top 10 on Spotify.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Pretty cool.

[Nung]

It's pretty cool.

[Olay]

No way. I kind of believe that.

[Colin]

Oh, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So you know how he wrote that song at 3 or 4 in the morning?

[Olay]

I think we finished like jamming like 11:00pm yeah. And he's still, like, staying.

[Fuzzy]

Still riffing.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You know, back home, you know.

[Olay]

Straight Edge.

[Fuzzy]

Straight Edge.

[Olay]

Straight. Ish.

[Fuzzy]

Clear mind.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

That's what we do.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And yeah, we used to come like that.

[Fuzzy]

Who.

[Nung]

Okay. This is kind of. This is the. The other record, I believe, but a choice to survive. There's a really weird rhythm.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

In that song. It's. It's a weird. It throws me off.

[Gap]

I love it.

[Colin]

Who.

[Nung]

Who came up with that?

[Olay]

I just want to know. This guy.

[Nung]

You're kidding me. Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

He's a student of the game.

[Mike]

Actually. It's not like that. But he decided to.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Let's.

[Nung]

Oh, change it.

[Olay]

I think only one song that have only one version is Retribution.

[Nung]

Okay.

[Olay]

Yeah. When the wiping down I sent to him, he say, keep it. Keep it. Keep it like that.

[Nung]

Cool.

[Olay]

I don't share it. I need a solo at the last part. I like it. Just keep it simple like that. Awesome. But like, all the song. Okay. Just say like this. Retribution and Yomalog only have one version.

[Colin]

Wow.

[Olay]

The less of that, maybe four. Four version. Four five version.

[Fuzzy]

Those are the best songs, though, is when you tinker and slowly work together. Collaborative.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And he. Genius to making that weird.

[Nung]

Yeah. It's a weird because I'm always waiting to switch to just 4, 4.

[Fuzzy]

But instead it gives it this identifying thing where you go, oh, that's.

[Nung]

And it's in my head.

[Olay]

Thanks.

[Colin]

Very good.

[Fuzzy]

You guys are good.

[Gap]

Yeah. Thank you.

[Fuzzy]

Tell me about working with Flat Spot on that record. How did that come about?

[Olay]

I think Jem is the guy who tried to connect Me with the fret spot. We know Leaky from many years because he toured with the Backtrack in Thailand.

[Mike]

Three times in Bangkok.

[Fuzzy]

Three times.

[Olay]

Yes.

[Nung]

They were. Backtrack was kind of the band of our era that showed us you could do that.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And Jim said, like, I think you should go with the fast spot.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And then we talking how it's gonna happen, Some stuff like that. And Jim is, like, fully 100% pushing us to its first spot.

[Fuzzy]

So Speed has jam, and Speed in particular, have, like, looked out for you guys in more ways than people know.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Champion.

[Fuzzy]

Including taking you on your first U.S. tour.

[Olay]

Yes, you're right.

[Fuzzy]

Tell me all about this tour.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Oh, Fuzzy. S Tours. So crazy.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And Canada, right?

[Colin]

Oh, yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

The thing that killed me is, like, jet lag.

[Fuzzy]

Like, were you sleepy, boy the whole tour?

[Olay]

Kind of.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah. How about you, Mike? How'd you do with jet lag and stuff?

[Mike]

I don't know. Just sleep.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

That's what's up.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Just sleep and then eat some food.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Good food.

[Fuzzy]

Speaking of which, we'll get there, but I want to talk about the actual tour. What are some shows that are memorable to you, some experiences, just, like, being with the Speed guys for that amount of time?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Like, we start from Canada and, like, Western Canada.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, Started. So you flew to Western Canada?

[Mike]

Yeah, In Vancouver.

[Olay]

Vancouver, okay.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Beautiful.

[Fuzzy]

Really beautiful.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

I love Lucky Mountain.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

The snow mountain.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, Exactly.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Did you guys stay in Canada or did you immediately come into the States from Vancouver?

[Mike]

We got, like, five shows in Western Canada.

[Fuzzy]

And how were those for you guys?

[Olay]

So good.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So.

[Gap]

Wow.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So good.

[Fuzzy]

So immediately first tour. Amazing.

[Colin]

Yeah, Yeah.

[Olay]

A lot of the people in Canada come to me. Like, he never thinking, like, to see, like, Thai band in the town. Like.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

It's amazing. We never thought. That's crazy.

[Mike]

And not. Not many hardcore band that's having a show in Canada.

[Fuzzy]

Totally.

[Nung]

I've done it once. Yeah, We've done one Western Canadian.

[Mike]

There you go. For us, too.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

So what are some big highlights from that tour? Best moments.

[Mike]

This moment tied out, I mean.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Gap]

Come on.

[Olay]

But, like, I think, like, the show that it, like, Speed, Haywire, Whispers.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Crazy.

[Mike]

That's right.

[Olay]

Awesome. I think in Nashville.

[Nung]

Nashville.

[Olay]

Nashville. And North Carolina.

[Nung]

North Carolina.

[Mike]

Atlanta.

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, Atlanta.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Atlanta. One of the best shows on the tour.

[Olay]

Kaida.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Olay]

For me, because for me, every show is special for me.

[Fuzzy]

Where was your favorite, though, other than Todd Diamond.

[Mike]

I love Richmond.

[Fuzzy]

Richmond.

[Olay]

I agree.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Oh, Richmond is crazy.

[Nung]

Did you play Canal Club?

[Olay]

The Veil?

[Mike]

The Warehouse.

[Fuzzy]

Warehouse.

[Nung]

Oh, dude, yeah. That's great. Yeah, that place is awesome.

[Mike]

I love it.

[Nung]

Like very cool.

[Mike]

They like in every single song, like they went crazy.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Is that your favorite tour of all time? Would you say your favorite tour yet?

[Olay]

Just to have like. For me, I used to have like three tours.

[Fuzzy]

That's okay.

[Olay]

All the other tweet is like awesome.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

It's hard to pick when they're all good.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What do you. What do you want? The future. The future of Whispers to be. Are you guys kind of going for it full time other than the vintage stores at night?

[Olay]

Yeah, I. From now I think we. We thinking about like maybe like do like full time if possible.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Because like Twing. Making music.

[Fuzzy]

The best.

[Olay]

Yeah, the best.

[Mike]

Like new life for me, new experience. I don't know I'm going to do it like how long, but I'm trying to do my best, like in every tour.

[Colin]

Yeah, that's it.

[Mike]

So I want to keep it going.

[Fuzzy]

Absolutely.

[Mike]

In every year.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And what the kind of.

[Fuzzy]

Do you have an English degree? That's an incredible use of your English degree is being the singer of a band internationally.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And connecting with people in ways that they may not think.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

It's still difficult.

[Nung]

Yeah, of course.

[Mike]

But fine.

[Fuzzy]

You're doing great.

[Nung]

You're doing great. You're doing much better than we would in Thailand.

[Fuzzy]

100%. Tell me about Tied Down Fest, because that was your first American hardcore festival. That.

[Gap]

Yes.

[Fuzzy]

That was where we finally met.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

That day.

[Mike]

First time.

[Fuzzy]

Beautiful.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Beautiful day.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Nung]

Which year was that?

[Fuzzy]

It was this year.

[Nung]

This year.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

For me, like we made like. Okay, let's say like this like every band from here that we listen. For me, like, oh, like celebrities. Like. Like. Oh, that. Oh, that guy.

[Gap]

Oh, that man.

[Fuzzy]

You know, so cool.

[Mike]

Like we.

[Nung]

A lot of pictures.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

For me, like meet like be waiting for, you know, like meeting that guys for a long time and.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I've seen you guys online. Yeah, I know.

[Olay]

But this is the first time that in real life, you know, it's just.

[Fuzzy]

Amazing to see like these people who have been supporting other people for so long get their time finally, like your band is doing it and you've been here the whole time putting in the work. It's amazing. Tell me about Tied down, how that set. You stepped off stage. We had a big hug.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And like it was very emotional.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

How was it? How was that experience?

[Mike]

Almost crying.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Phenomenal.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

For me, best whisper set.

[Olay]

Yes.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, I think so too.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I've only seen one, but yeah.

[Colin]

Oh, yeah.

[Nung]

That's amazing.

[Olay]

I still, for me, like, this gate show in that times. Fucking good.

[Fuzzy]

Insane.

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah. They caught the video and show to my Thai people and they, like, stole with it.

[Gap]

Yeah, Yeah.

[Mike]

I got punch on my face.

[Fuzzy]

You did?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, sorry.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's okay. I love it.

[Fuzzy]

Exactly. Disgrace is the best band ever.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So good.

[Gap]

So good.

[Fuzzy]

All right, tell me about Whispers tour essentials. Because I know you guys stock up with a whole bunch of hot dogs. When do you start touring? Tell me about what you're getting from the Thai grocery stores before you start a tour in the US A lot.

[Nung]

Oh, really? You bring food from Thailand?

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Like. Okay. Like. Like instant noodles, like. Like some, like, chili. Just like chili paste.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Spices and hot dogs. Yeah, Tell me about the hot dogs.

[Nung]

We have those.

[Fuzzy]

You love hot dogs.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

It's kind of cool. Oh, okay. I mean. I mean, like Thai hot dog.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

It's just come like, just sausage.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Olay]

But here it's come with the bun.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Oh, I see. Okay.

[Olay]

That's it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Colin]

Sure. Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You guys love hot dogs.

[Mike]

I love hot dog.

[Fuzzy]

Number one food for me.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Spicy. Spicy chicken sandwich.

[Fuzzy]

From where?

[Olay]

Popeyes.

[Nung]

Oh, great answer. Yeah, great answer.

[Colin]

I love it.

[Olay]

I can. I can eat that every time.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Tell me about US Food. USA Food versus Thailand food.

[Olay]

I'm sorry for the US People, but we have a good food, bro.

[Fuzzy]

I know.

[Olay]

Yeah, you should. You should eat the Thai food. If we have a lot of thing. If you don't like spicy. We have a lot of food that not spicy and you can't enjoy with it.

[Fuzzy]

You don't like the food in the U.S. it's okay.

[Olay]

Yeah, it's okay.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Test the same. You know, Tastes the same.

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Like, it all tastes the same.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

What do you.

[Colin]

What.

[Nung]

What's a U S food place that you like besides Popeyes?

[Olay]

Bucky's.

[Nung]

Bucky's.

[Fuzzy]

Wow.

[Nung]

What do you get?

[Olay]

Tweet meat.

[Nung]

The sandwich?

[Olay]

Yeah, the sandwich.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

So good. It's pretty.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Olay]

Oh, I just. We just have like, in and out.

[Gap]

Oh, yeah.

[Olay]

Animal style fries.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Thank you.

[Mike]

Good burger.

[Colin]

Good.

[Olay]

Really good.

[Mike]

Really good.

[Nung]

It is.

[Mike]

I love it.

[Fuzzy]

Great price.

[Nung]

Great price. You don't find that anywhere.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So good. Like after the show in Gilman. So everyone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hang out in. In and out burgers.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And eat that.

[Nung]

Like, it's good stuff.

[Fuzzy]

That's what it's all about.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

In and out is all about friendship.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Really?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Think about it.

[Fuzzy]

So you liked in and out, so that's fine.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

But over my new favorite.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Okay, good.

[Gap]

Yeah, Good.

[Nung]

But overall, it's gonna stay that way. It's crazy.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Overall, USA food not so good to you?

[Olay]

It's good.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Mike]

Like.

[Fuzzy]

But not as good as Thai food. Okay, me too.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What am I missing? And well, I've had. Obviously I've had. Patsy, you.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Thai beef jerky.

[Gap]

That's.

[Fuzzy]

That's my.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Yeah.

[Nung]

When we were there, we went to three different places, couldn't finish it because we. We didn't like it.

[Olay]

Oh.

[Nung]

So, you know, I'm at a bit of an impasse here.

[Fuzzy]

Maybe. Maybe. But maybe just like them.

[Nung]

No, it's because maybe they weren't going to the right spots because we didn't have a guide. We just went.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

And we just tried.

[Fuzzy]

And Daddy.

[Nung]

Yeah, we needed Daddy. And being Americans who don't know any better, of course I'm getting pad Thai.

[Fuzzy]

Getting isn't pad Thai, is pad Thai. Was that invented in America?

[Nung]

I did get Patsy. You as well.

[Fuzzy]

That's you. I like Pat Kapow.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

This is my Thai burgers.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, Thai burgers. What's on there? A bunch of spices and stuff. Yeah.

[Olay]

Like holy basil, like garlic, chili and ground beef.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

For the meat that you can change to, you know, kispi, Paul, chicken, beef. So when seafood.

[Nung]

When you're. You guys get done practicing whispers, just finish.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Let's go get something to eat.

[Colin]

What are you getting?

[Nung]

What are you going to get? What is. What does everybody want to go get?

[Olay]

For me, if I'm in out here, I kind of get in now.

[Nung]

No, no, no.

[Fuzzy]

In Thailand.

[Olay]

Thailand.

[Fuzzy]

What's to be the first thing I eat when I land in Bangkok? Where am I going?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

He's fighting for his life in here. He wants to say something. So Packer Pal.

[Nung]

Yeah, that's the one.

[Olay]

I think everyone like sometime like papaya salad.

[Nung]

Papaya salad, yeah. Delicious.

[Olay]

Interesting.

[Mike]

I've had that food.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Eastern food, too.

[Fuzzy]

You love Eastern.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Middle Eastern food. Thai Eastern food.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

No, it's like the northeast of Thailand, like, but mostly of their food is like spicy.

[Fuzzy]

I can do spicy.

[Olay]

I could do some.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Oh, they have like one singers in the band called A Zero. He hardcore band. He sing on In. In one. From pain.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Thai bomb from pain nowadays. And he like A master of pad Thai.

[Fuzzy]

Really?

[Olay]

When you come to Thailand, you should.

[Nung]

That's.

[Fuzzy]

That's what I would love that.

[Mike]

I love Pat Thai, but I don't.

[Fuzzy]

Know if that's like a. Like the kid. Like, is pad Thai like the amateur answer for your favorite thing?

[Olay]

I think it's different.

[Nung]

Most Americans like pad Thai.

[Colin]

Right?

[Nung]

Like when. When we go there. That's probably what.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

American have. We have burger. Pad Thai is like the bird. The hamburger of Thai, Right?

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I don't know.

[Mike]

But actually, it's one thing that's called moping.

[Olay]

With a sticky rice.

[Mike]

Sticky lice. Easy.

[Nung]

That sounds good.

[Gap]

You.

[Mike]

You love it.

[Olay]

I'm in, like in the morning. When we was young, I think everyone. Everyone. Like, when we was young, I think before we go to school, we have that Cube Pro with the secret. Right?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I'm so hungry.

[Nung]

Starving. Dude. What is what? The Drunken Noodles. The. It's called. It's like a soup with noodles. It's like Tom.

[Olay]

Tom yum.

[Nung]

Oh, yes. That's some good stuff. Yeah.

[Olay]

Tom yum yum. Yeah, that.

[Mike]

It's made your stomach, you know, like Turley ball.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Infamously good.

[Fuzzy]

Can you. Can you guys eat a lot?

[Olay]

Sure.

[Fuzzy]

Real eaters.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Mike]

Gap.

[Nung]

Gap can eat.

[Olay]

You can see it by his side. Gap and get.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, especially.

[Olay]

No, no, no, no, no. This.

[Colin]

Oh.

[Fuzzy]

You know why? Clear mind. Clear clear belly.

[Colin]

Yeah, you're right.

[Gap]

Lot.

[Fuzzy]

That's right.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

He's got those skinny jeans, though. He's blessed. He can eat whatever he wants. So jealous. I can't do that.

[Mike]

I can't do that.

[Olay]

Me too.

[Fuzzy]

Tough man. So you're playing Sound and Fury for the first time this weekend.

[Olay]

It.

[Fuzzy]

You'll have already played by the time.

[Nung]

By the time this is out.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

But tell me about your feelings going into that. This is the. This is the biggest.

[Nung]

The biggest one here.

[Olay]

We keep watching like many years forever, right?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And that. Bro, I cannot pictures about like of a band gonna be in the state. And like, we're gonna rocking out in the state. Come on, bro.

[Fuzzy]

And the set's gonna be amazing.

[Olay]

I hope so. I can't wait.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

We're gonna get exciting.

[Fuzzy]

You are gonna kill it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Are you ready?

[Olay]

Yes.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Nung]

Which day do you play?

[Olay]

Saturday.

[Gap]

Saturday. Tomorrow.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Here's a video from it. It was incredible.

[Nung]

It was awesome.

[Fuzzy]

Unbelievable. See that? That was amazing. Great job.

[Olay]

Thanks.

[Fuzzy]

What's the rest of 2025 look like for Whispers?

[Olay]

What we thinking now is like, we're gonna know wedding some new Music.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And do lp. Yes. Alpi. It's gonna be Albie.

[Fuzzy]

You hear that? You better get to work.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Maybe he have to sleep six in the morning.

[Fuzzy]

Six in the morning?

[Olay]

Yeah, to widen down a lot of gap.

[Gap]

Gap.

[Fuzzy]

You ready for LP?

[Olay]

Maybe CAP need like 25 hour a day.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

No, yeah. Not enough for 24.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And we have like more tour after this too.

[Fuzzy]

What do you got?

[Colin]

Oh yeah.

[Mike]

Can you talk about it?

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

The Revolution Calling Fest in.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

In Europe.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

We have the tour with the qtip Big Boy Guilt trip.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

It's gonna be a good tour, but.

[Mike]

After this Saturday we have to fly to Australia on a Sunday. On Sunday you're flying to Australia?

[Colin]

Yes.

[Fuzzy]

You missed my set.

[Olay]

Yeah, that's right, man.

[Colin]

You're.

[Fuzzy]

They're doing it, man.

[Nung]

But they're.

[Colin]

They're.

[Nung]

I'm thinking about their sleep schedule is.

[Fuzzy]

Gonna be so no sleep.

[Nung]

That's crazy.

[Fuzzy]

No sleep.

[Nung]

Who's the tour in Australia with?

[Olay]

Speed.

[Mike]

Speed.

[Fuzzy]

Oh yeah. So that'll be pretty good.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And Feud A pen.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Awesome.

[Fuzzy]

So you guys are like truly flying the flag around the world for Bangkok Hardcore. For Thailand hardcore.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

For the first time really for any band on this scale. Does that. Does that responsibility weigh on you or are you just excited to. To be doing it?

[Olay]

Yeah, excited. Really excited.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

You try not to think about the first bit.

[Fuzzy]

Only a positive thing.

[Olay]

It's the best.

[Fuzzy]

Most positive thing.

[Gap]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

And you're the right group of guys to do it because you're the best.

[Olay]

Thanks.

[Nung]

Well, it just goes to show we've talked about this so often. It's the same thing with Speed.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Nung]

They were the guys going to all the shows and doing bands and you.

[Fuzzy]

Were the guys in the pit.

[Nung]

Your guys in the pit become the.

[Fuzzy]

Guys on the stage.

[Nung]

The coolest thing ever.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Nung]

And the only music form really where that happens.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Hardcore. The only place where that happened.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

That's why I love hardcore.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

The best music in the world.

[Fuzzy]

Speaking of which, can you both separately tell me your top four hardcore records of all time?

[Olay]

I just. I just try to realize like when I'm university, I'm keep. I'm kid like listening like because before I go to new. Like before I go to university, I skipped the band like mad ball, some stuff like that. So my time in university said it off. Set it up is the best. The best album.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

You're right. It is the best record for you.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I think 150.

[Fuzzy]

Passions yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I think that is so good.

[Fuzzy]

Will to power. New sadist. Many bangers.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I hear a lot of that in whispers.

[Olay]

I love it.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Anki Widowson.

[Fuzzy]

Oh yeah.

[Olay]

Congrats. And the last one. I go with sentence. Sentence.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Good answers.

[Fuzzy]

Very, very you.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Thank you. That's it. Me.

[Fuzzy]

You did good for you. Tell me, Mike.

[Mike]

For me. Like I love next step up.

[Fuzzy]

Yes.

[Mike]

Intend to kill.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Oh, yeah.

[Olay]

Fall from grave.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

Like all the next step up.

[Fuzzy]

Mass murder.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Fall from grace.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Same thing.

[Mike]

Oh yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

That was the writing there.

[Colin]

Yeah. You get it?

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Fall from. So okay. Great answer.

[Gap]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Mike]

And then I live neglect.

[Gap]

Oh yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Which one?

[Mike]

The four years of it.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, absolutely.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Got it all, you know.

[Mike]

You know, like I love like the. The voice, you know, like the crazy.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

He's crazy.

[Fuzzy]

So unique.

[Mike]

I trying to.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You know, do it like that.

[Nung]

He's very mad.

[Mike]

You know, like.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Crazy.

[Mike]

The show is. You know that the light show is with intense crazy.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Too.

[Fuzzy]

So those are two great answers.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Two more.

[Mike]

Two more.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I kind of help you because I'm his.

[Mike]

I love kickback. No surrender too.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Dying beat that. You show me.

[Gap]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

But I forgot it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Take my soul.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah.

[Olay]

Dying be. He showed me that. I like. I never heard of it.

[Fuzzy]

The best.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Good. I think upstate. Upstate hardcore. Good. I love it.

[Fuzzy]

It's insane.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

It makes no sense.

[Nung]

Makes no sense.

[Gap]

Exactly.

[Olay]

Or awarded tooth to the end of the line.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, that's the one, right? We're the same.

[Colin]

You. Yeah.

[Olay]

It. The band.

[Mike]

I love the. The one. The Mirror with Eddie Sutton.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That EP is the best for me.

[Nung]

Interesting.

[Mike]

I love sa. My soul is the best.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Okay.

[Olay]

And the last part is fucking crazy for me.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Hard. I love it.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Those are great. I mean those were great answers.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Last thing before we get to our Patreon Q A. Are you guys superstitious at all? Like about ghosts and stuff? In Thailand.

[Olay]

When I was young, I'm really scared.

[Fuzzy]

Not now.

[Nung]

Me too.

[Olay]

Yeah, I'm. I'm now.

[Fuzzy]

I'm more scared now.

[Olay]

Like in the state.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Olay]

This weird for me. Like in the state, like, it's too dark. I can walk. But in Thailand, like dark. I don't want to walk. I feel like some. It's like. It's some like people is going to walk past something like that.

[Fuzzy]

We have crazy night people here too. Are there ghosts in Thailand? Like crazy like Thailand ghosts.

[Nung]

Culturally do you believe in ghosts?

[Mike]

Yeah, in the. In the knot. In the north, my girlfriend's hometown, they believe in ghosts. They don't pay for God or anything. They just pay for.

[Fuzzy]

Just ghosts.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Please don't haunt us.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Wow.

[Mike]

And right behind her house. Got the ghost house to a ghost house. Yeah.

[Olay]

No haunting, like, for ceremony. Yeah. Oh, shit.

[Nung]

Like a shrine.

[Fuzzy]

You believe in them?

[Mike]

Sometimes when it's night and you take.

[Nung]

When I have to turn the light off. I believe in ghosts. Yeah, that's true.

[Mike]

I think the daylight. I don't believe in.

[Olay]

In Thailand, they daily love to listen about the ghost story. They have, like, the shock. The shock, the shock. It's like. Like a podcast. And like the people we call. Call there and, like, give the story about the ghost. Some is good, some is like.

[Nung]

Yeah, that's kind of the first few episodes of Hard Lore.

[Mike]

Somebody just, like, got crammed. When you sleep.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

They believe it's God.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah, of course.

[Mike]

Like ghost trying to possess you.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Mike]

At night.

[Fuzzy]

Have you ever been possessed? No, not yet.

[Colin]

Not yet.

[Olay]

Maybe.

[Fuzzy]

Maybe in America.

[Olay]

Yeah, maybe.

[Fuzzy]

You never know.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Very haunted. You have no ghost stories.

[Mike]

I have.

[Fuzzy]

Mike. Give me your story.

[Mike]

Like, it's something like that. When I was young, like, I. I slept, and it's like when I woke up, my grandmother, like, told me about why you just, like, sleep like this, Like a dead body. Something like that. And it's like when I was sleeping, I. Dreaming about some, you know, some woman, like, want to, you know, like, eat me. Something like that.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

She'll get you.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You better be careful.

[Mike]

And it's really, really scary.

[Fuzzy]

So you were praying in your sleep to keep her away.

[Mike]

Like this. Like when. When you die. In. In for Thai people, when you die, you have to do it like this.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Interesting.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Damn.

[Olay]

I think. I think this. That happened same thing with me when I was young, too. I mean, because I'm. The cultures. The cultures about the ghost story is in the hate.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Olay]

And I think when I sleep, I'm like. I feel like I cannot move. I feel like. And I see, like, some people try to walk up to my.

[Colin]

In.

[Olay]

In my homes, like, second. Second floor. I see the feet, like, cover with the butt.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Nung]

That's the sleep paralysis.

[Olay]

He says, I want to get out. I want to get out from that. From that. Dreams. But I realized, like, when I get out, like.

[Gap]

Yeah, yeah.

[Colin]

You ever.

[Nung]

When you're in that state, do you ever hear a loud bang?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Nung]

Noise. You hear banging?

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

Because when My mom, when she. When she see me, she think, like, I'm like, shaking because no, I see some. Someone.

[Nung]

Someone.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I'm like, no, you stupid.

[Mike]

Taiko's culture is really crazy.

[Gap]

Yeah. Interesting.

[Fuzzy]

That's good to know. That's what I wanted to know.

[Mike]

A lot of story, you know, lot of stuff.

[Colin]

Is he.

[Fuzzy]

Is he silly to all of you? Do you. Are you all, like, always so silly?

[Olay]

Yeah, I'm. I'm. I'm the best silly.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Olay]

I'm the best silly.

[Colin]

Who.

[Olay]

Who cares? I'm the best.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, I agree.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Thank you.

[Fuzzy]

The best silly.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Thank you 100%.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

All right, we've got some Patreon questions. Now we're going to wind it down. Here we go. First question. What's the mindset when coming up with these evil ass riffs? This was Cody. What's the mindset? What are you thinking when you're writing these scary riffs? Oh, mosh pit.

[Olay]

Yeah, Mosh pit is the point. The whole things.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And like, you know, like I said, like, I love this band, this band, this man. Yeah, that's it.

[Nung]

What would Marauder do?

[Colin]

Yeah, I like that part.

[Mike]

Okay, maybe like, we load the song for us, you know?

[Fuzzy]

Me too, man.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

One thing we steal from you guys, this harmony.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, good.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Yeah. I'm sorry from that. I'm not gonna lie. Yeah, it's all good. It's so good.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You can have it. It's yours.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

What are the top four Thai hardcore bands?

[Olay]

Top four?

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Best four.

[Olay]

Legless, Legless. I think like mostly of Whispers in the band too.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Nun Dukida get dude base.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Legless.

[Olay]

Yeah, Legless.

[Mike]

Three legless.

[Colin]

Yeah. Okay.

[Fuzzy]

Oh, that's what's up.

[Gap]

Yeah, I did. I did.

[Mike]

Good job. Yep. 50 bucks.

[Olay]

Thank you.

[Colin]

$2.

[Olay]

Okay.

[Mike]

I got bonas now.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

And for me, I'm think like the. The. The lastest bonfin. So good.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah.

[Olay]

So crazy.

[Mike]

I love the shredder.

[Fuzzy]

Yeah, the shredder is so good.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

For me, I'm love the style. Like the band called like 10 baht per hours chain flight. Like 2000 mosh paid for me. Okay.

[Fuzzy]

2000 mosh pair.

[Mike]

Yeah, Something like that.

[Olay]

I like it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Beautiful.

[Nung]

Love that.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Could you tell me both separately?

[Gap]

Okay.

[Fuzzy]

The greatest breakdown of all time.

[Nung]

Oh, great question. Who asked that?

[Fuzzy]

This was Lucas Norheim.

[Nung]

Great job.

[Olay]

Thanks, Lucas. Oh, I just stopped listening to Baked out because I love Breakdown.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I think Save my Soul Miradors is good though.

[Fuzzy]

You said no Surrender earlier. That's one of the greatest breakdowns.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nung]

When we did our greatest breakdown and we had submissions, that was one of them.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Mine was way up there.

[Nung]

But, like, what? Remember we had other people?

[Fuzzy]

Oh, yeah. Oh, it's three in a row. It's amazing.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Your.

[Olay]

Your breakdown got haste too.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Olay]

I'm sorry say that.

[Fuzzy]

But thanks, guys.

[Olay]

I love it.

[Fuzzy]

Good answers. Yeah, Good answers. Good answers. Oh, somebody asked what Whispers thinks about In N Out Burger.

[Nung]

Oh, that's perfect.

[Gap]

Oh, yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Incredible.

[Olay]

Crazy.

[Fuzzy]

Number one.

[Olay]

Number one burger for now in the state.

[Nung]

It just is. It is.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

How did you get the band name Whispers? How did you think of that? You just thought of it.

[Nung]

It's that English major. That's right.

[Mike]

It's a song from Layoff Agony. Yeah, it's called Whispers.

[Nung]

Cool.

[Mike]

And, yeah. And yeah, that time we really like the style of agony.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Actually. Actually, we did a cover from Twitching Tongue, too.

[Fuzzy]

What did you do?

[Olay]

I. I. I just. I think.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

You guys are the best.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I just.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

He love that. It's no long.

[Olay]

He tries to copy you.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

He TR to copy you guys.

[Fuzzy]

You can have it all.

[Nung]

Deep gaps dying. There's a lot of fives in there right now.

[Fuzzy]

Plexiglass. Pless gate. I got you. That's one of the best breakdowns.

[Mike]

Still in the backdrop. Christian, which one?

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Gap]

Good shit.

[Fuzzy]

Somebody said I'm naming my band Retribution. Hope that's cool. I love you guys.

[Mike]

Thank you.

[Olay]

Thank you.

[Nung]

That's nice.

[Fuzzy]

This is good.

[Mike]

So much.

[Fuzzy]

And then the last question would be, who or what musicians are the biggest inspiration or influence on your music? Now, come on.

[Olay]

Come on. I'm grew up with you guys, man. Come on.

[Nung]

Is there anything maybe I'm grew up.

[Olay]

With you young brothers? I'm. I'm not gonna lie. I speak from truly, from my heart.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I. My first day. Listen to, like, Insane and Inhuman, bro. Come on.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Just kick me at the first time. Like, I love it.

[Fuzzy]

You can have it all.

[Colin]

Yeah, bro.

[Fuzzy]

Well, dude, we're peers. You know, You. We're the same.

[Olay]

Twitching Tongue is the band that got me like Catamas. Got me like Taio Negative. Yeah, Like, I forgot the band names. Ollie. Living witness.

[Gap]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Olay]

That is the way. Wartime machinery.

[Fuzzy]

Wartime manor.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Insane.

[Colin]

Yeah, that's it.

[Fuzzy]

That's that real, Troy?

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah, that's it.

[Fuzzy]

Okay.

[Olay]

You are my legion.

[Fuzzy]

You're my legend. Oh, you're all my legend. I love Whisper so much.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Guys. What? What do you want? The last message you leave for the people to be.

[Olay]

Okay, let me start. Yeah. Separate.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I want to say thank you to everyone to support us. As I'm from Thailand, I never thinking like we're going to be like rocking a lot of the worlds with a bunch of friend here. And I never. I never panned anything before and when it happened I feel like fucking emotional like.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

When I come back home first day I'm like started crying. I kind of believe like this myself because as me I'm less skilled. I don't have a good skill on the kidda. So. No, he's the guy like you have to do it. You have to practice, practice, do this, do that. He's the guy because of first day. I know nothing. He come because of me and s. We have a first couple band like that and he come like okay, you have to do it. You can you fill in my band. I can teach you what is the best. And that's it.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

I want to say thanks to everyone to support us.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Olay]

Thank you.

[Colin]

Yes.

[Olay]

That's it.

[Fuzzy]

Beautiful Mike.

[Mike]

Thank you. Thank you so much for having us in the state in or in everywhere in the world. Like hardcore music like bring us here. You know like the best.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You know like our. Our from the Asia country is really hard for us.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You know it's without like many people help us out. It's gonna not gonna happen in here or wherever. So thank you a lot. Thanks a lot for help us out in.

[Nung]

Absolutely.

[Mike]

Bank of Thailand.

[Olay]

Thanks for spot. Thanks for holding Alicot the holding on. But the. The only one that I kind of pull my heart out Gap. It's gonna be like Gap is gonna be like the name on my heart.

[Mike]

Like that and you know like meeting many people that like love our music is like totally best for me.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You know and meeting like really many legions like you guys. I'm so happy to be here and you know with my. With my fans. So. Love your fans.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Nung]

We're very happy that you're here.

[Olay]

Thank you.

[Fuzzy]

It has only just begun.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

I think.

[Gap]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

This LP is going to change the world. So noon. You got to get to work.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Olay]

25 hour a day.

[Fuzzy]

25 hour days. Get to work. Grinding on this thing. We can't wait to hear.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

We got to have you back on the show after the lp.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Hear about the rest of the year. The rest of Whispers. We love Whispers so much.

[Olay]

Thank you.

[Fuzzy]

We're so proud of you. We're so happy for you were invested in the future.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Please Keep going.

[Olay]

Yes, sir.

[Fuzzy]

Keep rocking, keep moshing. Keep whatever you need to do. You need to get one more whiff of this.

[Colin]

Keep going.

[Mike]

You have to say, sean, Sean.

[Olay]

Oh, so good. No, it's not the drugs. It's good.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

No drugs. Straight out.

[Olay]

Yeah, straight.

[Fuzzy]

He does it too.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Fuzzy]

Thank you so much for joining us today.

[Olay]

Thank.

[Fuzzy]

Have an incredible show tonight. Have an incredible show tomorrow. I'll see you there.

[Nung]

Have fun.

[Olay]

Yes, sir.

[Fuzzy]

Thank you all for watching. Yeah, you're my luck, right? I can never get it low. It's just low, like. Like soft K. Silent K. Yeah.

[Olay]

Silent K, you're my low.

[Fuzzy]

Yo malo.

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah, that's it.

[Fuzzy]

I got it.

[Olay]

Yeah, yeah, that's it.

[Fuzzy]

Whispers the greatest. Listen to Whispers Yomalo. Yeah, now.

[Olay]

Yeah, go, go. Listen it now. Right now. Come on.

[Colin]

Yeah. Thank you.

[Olay]

Thank you for watching.

[Mike]

Thank you.

[Olay]

Bye.

[Mike]

Bye, bye.