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Since 2003, Phil Sgrosso has been a very busy man. Not only is he the chief songwriter for Grammy-nominated metal giants As I Lay Dying, he also serves as a guitarist in such varied bands as Saosin, Author & Punisher, Wovenwar, and Poison Headache. He's proven his talent many times over crossing genres back and forth while contributing what is necessary to make each band shine in their own right. His latest endeavor is a solo project in which he in control of everything - from the guitars to the drums to the electronic elements. I've had the pleasure of knowing Phil since his addition to As I Lay Dying back in 2003. We don't get to talk too often - mainly just when he's in town on tour. I was very excited to get to sit down and talk with him about his new project Apathian and everything else he's up to these days. Tune in and listen to us chat about mainly music, some movies, and other things like who his favorite superhero is. He also talks about what's going on with As I Lay Dying and picking up the guitar for the band he's been managing for a few years - Author & Punisher. For more info on Phil and his music, please visit www.philsgrosso.com. To get more entertainment news, go to www.moviesmusicmore.com.

When most people think about bass players and The Sex Pistols, their minds immediately gravitate to Sid Vicious. Well, they shouldn't. MANY years before and MANY years after Sid had come and gone, Glen Matlock handled the bottom-end for the British punk innovators. He was a founding member of the band and re-joined them for several reunions starting in 1996. The big hits The Sex Pistols are known for? Yeah, those were co-written by Matlock well before Vicious picked up the bass. As a matter of fact, out of the 12 tracks embodying the band's only true album, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols," 10 of those are credited as co-written by Matlock. After his stint in The Sex Pistols, Matlock moved on to play with many well-known artists that have made a lasting impact on rock history. Some of those include Iggy Pop and The Damned. He also played in supergroups with members of The Clash, Generation X, The Alarm, New York Dolls, and Spandau Ballet. Glen even played in a band WITH Sid Vicious after the demise of The Sex Pistols. Matlock has went on to have a successful and fullfilling solo career and also partners up with different acquaintances as time and pandemics allow. His latest pairing is with guitarist Earl Slick. For those who don't know, Slick is known for performing with big names like David Bowie, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Robert Smith, John Waite, Tim Curry, and David Coverdale. He also has several of his own solo recordings. The limited-edition 7-inch record Slick and Matlock just released contains 2 tracks and is available in orange and black vinyl through Bandcamp. The songs include an original acoustic version of a tune off Glen's upcoming album entitled "Consequences Coming." The other treat is a cover of K.D. Lang's "Constant Craving." I had the delightful opportunity to sit down with Glen Matlock and talk about how he's spent the pandemic, what he's up to, a VERY tiny bit about The Sex Pistols, hanging out with his neighbor Paul Weller, and his plans for the future. I failed to mention, we also talked about movies, music, and more. Sit down and enjoy this great chat with a true legend of rock and roll history. For more information on Glen, visit his official website at www.glenmatlock.co.uk.

MrENC is the passion project of Eric Collins of Lakeland, FL. Collins has a long history in the indie rock scene. He formed MrENC after having played with Dennison Marrs, The Party People, and The Dark Romantics. Originally started as a solo project, Eric recruited his brother-in-law Dean Lorenz to collaborate on the newest album "We Do Our Own Thing." The EP was recently released through Velvet Blue Music and will definitely appeal to fans of Starflyer 59 and Hum, as well as 1980's legends Ultra Vivid Scene and The Jesus and Mary Chain. I had a chance to sit down with Eric for an in-depth chat about what you would expect us to ramble on about. We talk about his musical influences and loves, favorite movies and TV shows, and what comic book character he prefers. His faith and how it affects his life also was talked about along with some other subjects. If you love getting personal, then you'll really enjoy this conversation with Eric Collins of MrENC. For more information on MrENC, please go to www.facebook.com/mrencmusic. Please visit www.moviesmusicmore.com for your entertainment news.

It's not too ften that you hear of someone who finally realized their childhood dream as an adult. That's exactly what is about to happen to Seth Metoyer. From the age of 14, Seth and his buddy have been putting together Mangled Carpenter. "Why did it take so long?" you ask. Well, as a grownup now with a family and other responsibilities, life tends to happen. Mangled Carpenter's upcoming full length, "Under the Shadow," is the result of years of fine-tuning a blend of everything Seth wanted to hear in an extreme metal album growing up as a Christian kid with a taste for bands like Living Sacrifice, Vengeance Rising, Tourniquet, Deliverance, Mortification, and many other groups who laid the foundations for what modern faith-based hardcore and thrash has morphed into. He was so influenced by these artists that he actually moved out to California to live at Sanctuary Church, which birthed and fostered many of those early artists. What you get when listening to Mangled Carpenter veers off from the typical "djent" metalcore and deathcore we've all become so accustomed to these days. Metoyer unleashed his inner beast in the guise of grind and death metal that we don't get much of anymore from bands who are openly Christian. Just don't expect the norm when slapping on Mangled Carpenter's first couple singles. I had a chance to sit down with Seth Metoyer and talk about Mangled Carpenter and what he's all about. Of course we talk about movies, music, and more. We chat a bit about Metoyer's background, his favorite movies and TV shows, how he grew up, and other interesting aspects of Seth's life. Sit back and get acquainted with Mangled Carpenter and Seth Metoyer. Also, be sure and stick around after the interview for a sneak peek at Mangled Carpenter's new single "The Hanging of Judas." The track is just a small taste of what to anticipate from their debut full length, "Under the Shadow," which is coming out through Hagah Recordings soon. Seth offers some commentary on the song before it crushes your ears. *Editor's Note: The audio drops out between 14:50 and 15:08. Sorry about that. Just wanted to give you all a warning. For more info on the band, go to https://www.facebook.com/mangledcarpenter. To get more news, reviews, and interviews like this on a daily basis, be sure to visit www.moviesmusicmore.com.

If you grew up on a steady diet of Christian alternative, punk, and metal in the late 1980's and early 1990's, there's no way you could have avoided hearing about Scaterd Few. Scaterd Few was quite possibly the most controversial band coming out of the Christian music industry at that time. From their outward appearance and the way they sounded to the things they sang about and the rumors of "questionable" behavior at festivals and concerts, they made a lasting impact on angst-ridden and rebellious kids like me who always liked to push the envelope of what it meant to be an "acceptable" Christian teen. Vocalist and songwriter Allan Aguirre was the face everyone associated with Scaterd Few. Much like KISS has Gene Simmons with his Demon makeup and fire-breathing, Scaterd Few had Aguirre screaming and wailing about drive-by shootings, drug use, killing your flesh, and other "taboo" subjects CCM artists were too scared to talk about in front of a safe youth group crowd. From the dreads on top of his head to the lipstick and makeup on his eyebrow-less face, Aguirre set the precedent for what was to become the norm in the underground Christian music scene. Fast-forward some thirty years and Aguirre is now the overseer of Chameleon Church, which he describes as "a gathering of non-denominational / Spirit-filled Believers of the Way established in the scriptural roots of the faith." He is also the author of three books centered on spirituality and the Owner / Director of Operations for a publishing and clothing company. Let's not forget to mention he is planning to work on some new music soon. Needless, to say, there was plenty to talk to Allan about when I sat down with him for this interview. We chatted a little bit about "Music" before diving heavily into the "More" category of the website's name. To lighten the mood, we did talk superheroes and "Movies" as well. Jump right into one of my favorite conversations I've had with anyone and get ready to have your beliefs and faith challenged. Let's just say Allan Aguirre definitely doesn't swim with the current. Did I mention he is one of the most sincere and dedicated men I've ever come in contact with. Oh yeah, and a childhood musical hero to me as well. I probably didn't have to say that, though. For more info on Allan Aguirre and what he's up to, check out his Facebook. Please visit www.moviesmusicmore.com for more cool news, features and interviews like this.

Drummer Rickard Gustafsson (also from Crimson Moonlight) and Singer Karl Walfridsson from Sweden's Pantokrator sat down with me recently to discuss movies, music, and more. We chat about where they live in Sweden, how the band got together, and what they're all about. They also talk about their favorite superheroes, TV shows, and movies. If you're not familiar, Pantokrator plays a ferocious brand of metal that combines the elements of death, doom, black, and thrash into their own vicious extreme music monster. The band just released a new single entitled "We The People" off their upcoming album "Marching Into Babylon." The full-length will be out on January 29, 2021.You can get more info on Pantokrator at https://www.facebook.com/Pantokrator. Pre-orders are open on digital at Bandcamp and physical at www.nordicmission.net!

After a couple of months off, we're back with our first interview of 2021. Lazarus Complex play an explosive combination of death metal and hardcore that even goes as far as peppering in some progressive metal influences to keep things fresh. The band is made up vocalist / lyricist / bassist Jake Schultheis and guitarist / drummer / bassist Joe Murphy and our based out of Massachusetts and New Jersey. Their latest single, "The Redeemer," caught my attention after I noticed Jason Wisdom of Death Therapy and Becoming the Archetype did guest vocals for the track. Being a big fan of Jason and his bands, I gave the song a listen and discovered there was more to this duo than just a special guest vocalist. They deliver a bludgeoning dose of extreme metal that fans of Impending Doom, early Embodyment, Whitechapel, and Thy Art is Murder will immediately latch on to. I had the opportunity to chat with both Jake and Joe from Lazarus Complex recently. Guess what we talked about? If you said movies, music, and more, then you would be correct. Who are there favorite music artists? What superheroes excite and inspire them? These questions and more are answered in the interview. You can get more info about Lazarus Complex on their official Facebook page. Be sure to visit www.moviesmusicmore.com for the latest entertainment news.

When I was a kid, I would go to my father's house in the summers and stay up late at night catching up on all the horror and sci-fi movies I missed out on during the year. My mother, who I lived with in Texas, never let me watch them because they were inappropriate. HBO and Cinemax were my main late-night vehicles for feeding my love of monsters, maniacs, and things that go bump in the night. I would watch and re-watch movies like "Fright Night," "Trick or Treat," "The Fog," "The Gate," and anything else of that nature I could get a hold of. Director and co-writer Sylas Dall's impressive independent supernatural thriller "They Reach" would fit perfectly into my late-night horror fiestas. You take elements of 1980s and 1990s films like "The Gate" "It," "The Monster Squad," and "Trick or Treat." Throw in some "Stranger Things" to appeal to a newer audience. Add the touch of a possessed item, such as the record in "Trick or Treat" or the tape recorder in "The Evil Dead." Top it all off with a pinch of nostalgic coming-of-age movies like "Stand By Me" and "Now and Then." You have the perfect recipe for a bloody splatterfest that will thrill both teen and adult viewers. I had the opportunity to talk with Director, Producer / Co-writer Sylas Dall, Producer / Co-writer / Actor Bry Troyer, and Lead Actor Mary Madaline Roe a few days before the release of "They Reach." It was a pleasure to go behind the scenes and learn about the process of making the movie from the cast and crew who brought it to life. All three were very warm and shared their personal experiences creating this enjoyable fright flick. Aside from getting their onset stories, we also delved into the subjects my interviews have become known for. The discussion eventually makes its way into areas like superheroes, religion, and other such topics. Tune in to hear what Dall, Troyer, and Roe had to say about movies, music, and more. For more information on "They Reach," go to https://www.facebook.com/horrorfilmtheyreach. "They Reach" is available now on Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital Platforms.

Horror punk is a pretty small niche in an otherwise broad genre of music. You can probably count the bands known for the particular style on both hands. You have The Misfits, The Damned, TSOL, The Cramps, The Undead, and a few others. In the Christian music scene, there are even less horror punk bands. I know what you're thinking. "Christian horror punk? Isn't that an oxymoron?" Not really, if you think about it. What better medium is there to tackle subjects such as death, the afterlife, and spiritual warfare against the powers of darkness and evil? Honestly, it makes perfect sense to me. Cast the Dragon joins a small group of believers who choose to delve into the world of horror punk. While they don't take on personas like their contemporaries Grave Robber or the late great Blaster the Rocketman and The Deadlines, their blend of frenetic punk, spooky keyboards, and crooning vocals are perfectly at home next to those bands. Joshua Lory is the mastermind behind Cast the Dragon. Having played bass for the legendary goth / rock outfit LS Underground, Michael Knott, and dozens of others California punk bands throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Lory decided it was time to do things his own way musically. Although he handles the main duties of vocalist, guitarist, and bass, he has assembled a backup band who I struggle to even refer to as such. Veteran drummer Jim Chaffin (The Crucified, The Blamed) and keyboardist Skot Shaw (Leper) round out the lineup on the debut album "Annihilate the Adversary." I had the opportunity to chat with Joshua about horror punk, religion, superheroes, the new album, and a bunch of other stuff... like movies and TV. We tend to ramble around a bit. If you are a regular, then you know that's how we roll around here. Jump into this interview and get to know the man behind your new favorite punk band, Cast the Dragon. You can get more info on the band at https://www.facebook.com/castthedragon.

Horror punk and rock isn't a subgenre that gets much attention in the world of Christian music. When a band playing this style does comes about, it sticks out like a sore thumb. How can lyrics about vampires, werewolves, demons, and other monsters be used to push the message of the Bible? Vocalist Wretched of Fort Wayne, Indiana's Grave Robber is here to explain it all to you. Playing a blend of punk and metal that brings to mind bands like The Misfits, Rob Zombie, Alice Cooper, and even Gwar, these guys are here to spread the message of the Re-Animator (ie. Christ) through their own brand of holy terror. I talked and Wretched growled and hissed through some questions about horror, religion, movies, music, and more. Enjoy and Happy Halloween. For more info on Grave Robber, check out https://www.facebook.com/Graverobberpunk2.

Zack Plunkett is the mastermind behind the brutal deathcore band Abated Mass of Flesh. Working out of Tennessee since 2011, the former one-man project now consists of Zack and his brother / lead vocalist Matthew Plunkett. The brothers recruited a full band in the beginning of 2020 to embark on the Hasten Revelation Tour, which is where I was first exposed to the group. Upon arriving home from their stint on the road, the Plunkett brothers took the Pandemic lockdown as an excuse to write and release Abated Mass of Flesh's new album, "The Dead Will Never Forgive Us." What you get is eight tracks of bludgeoning metal that blends together the best elements of death and doom metal. Upon hearing "The Dead Will Never Forgive Us," I was encouraged to track down someone from the band to find out what they're all about. Zack Plunkett was kind enough to give me a chunk of his time to talk about Abated Mass of Flesh and other subjects. We discuss everything from movies, music, and more. Surprise! We hope you enjoy this rather personal look into what makes Zack and the band tick. For more information on Abated Mass of Flesh, go to https://www.facebook.com/AbatedMassOfFlesh.

What do you do when steady bandmates are hard to come by? Well, you take matters into your own hands. That's exactly what Josiah Brand did when deciding to form the industrial metal project known as FireBrand. The extremely driven musician handles everything from the guitar to the vocals to the programming. Based out of Kentucky, FireBrand has steadily released singles and albums since its inception and Josiah is working on more music as you read this. I sat down with Josiah to talk about FireBrand and his background in music. Of course, we also talked about movies, music, and more. If you're into Circle of Dust, Chatterbox, Mortal, or any of the new wave of industrial music being put out today like Rabbit Junk or Code Orange, FireBrand is worth your attention. For more info on FireBrand, go to https://www.firebrandcybermetal.com/.

If you miss the passionate and bombastic sounds of Taking Back Sunday, Saosin, and other late-80s / early 90s indie and emo rock bands, you will absolutely love Red Weather. Hailing from Virginia Beach, VA, this talented trio is made up of vocalist and guitarist Mike Mcfarland - vocalist and bassist Tim Ilardi, and drummer Brian Bassette. Ilardi will be familiar to some as an ex-member of Driving East, which released album on The Militia Group. After hearing Red Weather's new 5-song EP, "Empty Places," I tracked them down to chat about movies, music, and more. After checking out the interview with all three of the members, please go hook up with Red Weather on their Facebook page.

Vocalist Nick Moore formed Findlay, OH's Before Their Eyes in 2006. The band quickly gained a large following through their albums on Rise Records and constant touring with acts like Saosin, Norma Jean, Silverstein, Blessthefall, and many other hardcore and post-hardcore outfits. Moore has kept the passion project alive almost singlehandedly over the years, continuing to put out material with a revolving door of different musicians. 2020 has already seen the release of three singles and a remix of their 2019 song, "Why 6 is Afraid of 7," on Moore's own label InVogue Records. Oh yeah... did I mention he's ran his own record label since 2009? Those are just two of the businesses the married father-of-three keeps himself running at a brisk pace with. After hearing Before Their Eyes' latest remix "6 vs. 7," catching up on their back catalog, and reading up on Nick Moore's background in Christian music, I decided to reach out and find out more about this hardworking member of the hardcore and punk community. Watch or listen to hear Moore and I chat about everything from his favorite superhero to what TV shows he watches, and how his faith affects his career choices and life. We also talk about how he keeps himself busy even when he's already busy. Come get educated as to why you should be listening to Before Their Eyes and other InVogue Records artists. .You can get more info on Before Their Eyes at https://www.facebook.com/beforetheireyesband/ The website for InVogue Records can be found at https://www.invoguerecords.com/.

If I were still a music mogul like I was back in the days when I helped run Pluto Records (I kid, I kid), Sight Received would have been a band that showed up on my radar as soon as they graced my ears. Mixing elements of radio-friendly rock with dashes of post-hardcore and metal, this four-piece group out of Olympia, WA have all the right ingredients. Not only could they dominate the airwaves and land on countless streaming playlists with the right support, but they have what it takes to win over even those who prefer their tunes on the heavier side of things as well. The members of Sight Received cite influences which range from Bush and Breaking Benjamin to Impending Doom and even Silverstein. The crazy thing is, you can actually hear it in their songs. Vocalist Kristian Bullard sings his way through flowing verses before screaming out passionate choruses. Meanwhile, guitarist Nick Burgess melds together both melodious lines and heavy riffing that will bring to mind Disciple, Nine Lashes, and Seether if they had just a bit more edge. Sight Received just released their album "Worthless Gold" and it gained my attention as I added their singles to my Radical But Responsible new music playlist. I immediately contacted the guys to find out more about what makes this talented band tick. I ended up sitting down with singer Kristian and guitarist Nick for an entertaining and informative conversation. Not only did we talk about their music and new album, we also blathered on about movies, comic book characters, and other such nonsense we love. For more information on Sight Received, you can check them out on their Facebook page.

If you're looking for safe and typical metal, you've come to the wrong place. TIMORATUS is anything but your carbon-copy heavy music or hardcore band. Singer and founding member David Napier is self-described as being a bit ADHD. It stands out in TIMORATUS's unconventional blend of metal, electronic music, indie rock, and comedy. You never know what to expect when tuning in for a new tune from TIMORATUS. One album is doom metal, another grindcore, the next song could be one of the tracks off of their latest album, "My Life in a Mediocre Metal Band." In that case, you'll no doubt be pleasantly surprised with an unorthodox mix of genres or a humorous skit that pokes fun at the music industry and themselves. I sat down to speak with David Napier the day after their new album, "My Life in a Mediocre Metal Band," hit streaming services worldwide. Our conversation ended up all over the place. You might have guessed that a possibility from two individuals who can't seem to concentrate on one thing at a time. David and I chat about the new album, faith, musical influences, horror movies, his wife - Courtney - who fronts TIMORATUS, and a bunch of other stuff. You know - movies, music, and more. Brace yourselves and get ready for a sensory overload. You can check out more from TIMORATUS on their Facebook page.

Grandpa Loves Rhinos might just be the best pop punk band you've never heard. Made up of brothers Paul and Seth Hyde, the two use their musical outlet to stay connected to each other and the music they grew up listening to. With incredibly personal lyrics and driving melodies, this is a group you're going to want to get to know if late '90s and early 2000's infectious punk anthems are your thing. I sat down with brothers Paul and Seth Hyde and we discussed... what else... movies, music, and more. As I've found to be the case, there's a lot more to these two guys than just their love for a good tune. We talked about all kinds of crazy and interesting topics. From their careers in the military as a fighter pilot and soon-to-be member of Space Force to being foster parents, it's all here. Don't worry, we also talk about Grandpa Loves Rhino's new single, "Fostering Patience With Patients." You'll get the lowdown on their upcoming 8-song release as well. Check out the interview to get up to speed on your new favorite rock band. You can keep up with Grandpa Loves Rhinos at https://www.facebook.com/grandpalovesrhinos. Visit www.moviesmusicmore.com to keep up with the latest entertainment news.

Trevor Vickers might be a bit uncomfortable if someone referred to Lifelong as a Christian band. Don't get me wrong. Vickers and band member Joel Piper wouldn't necessarily consider themselves Christians IN a band, either. They would probably be more comfortable identifying as Christ followers and Bible believing musicians who perform in a group together. They take their art and faith both seriously and it shows on Lifelong's first emotionally charged full- length release for Solid State Records, "Above the Waves." I sat down for a lengthy talk with Trevor and we dove into some topics much deeper than I was prepared for when interviewing someone. That's not a bad thing. I'm just not used to an actor, artist, or musician being so open right off the bat. The interview was so full of great stuff that I had to split it into two parts. Trevor talks about not only Lifelong, but his other bands Confide and Underneath the Gun. He also opens up about his faith and why it's taken almost two years for the band to get their first full length album out through Solid State Records. Grab a snack and soda, folks, and get ready to be educated on what Lifelong and Trevor Vickers are all about. It's an enjoyable and insightful journey you'll be glad you took. You can get more info on Lifelong on their official website.

Many people think that the beginnings of Christian alternative rock began in the early 1980s with bands like Undercover, Daniel Amos, Adam Again, and others. However, I would argue the foundations were established even before that with bands like After the Fire and Quickflight. Just like After the Fire, the genesis of Quickflight can be traced back to the early 1970s. If you were introduced to Christian rock in the mid-1980s like I was, you probably thought it all began with One Bad Pig, Stryper, The Altar Boys, and a few other bands who went "Against the Grain" (pun intended). It wasn't until about a month ago that I was chasing some rabbits down various rabbit holes and discovered there was an entire other generation even before those groups. One of those groundbreaking outfits was a keyboard-driven rock ensemble named Quickflight. Quickflight started out playing straight rock. both original and cover tunes, in bars throughout their local surrounding Canadian hometowns. Not content with being weekend warrior musicians, Quickflight decided to take off in a different direction under the leadership of founding member / songwriter / producer Ric deGroot. After releasing their first album, "Breakaway," through Tunesmith Records in 1980, Degroot found himself ready to transition the band to a more keyboard heavy techno sound. One way he did that was by adding a second keyboard player. Enter Dale Dirksen. I had the opportunity to sit down with Dirksen and talk with him about his time with Quickflight. We discussed what it was like to be in one of the first Christian-based techno / new wave acts and how they were looked upon. It was amazing to hear how trailblazing and controversial they were at the time. We talked about the many career paths Dirksen has embarked upon in his life after his time with Quickflight. Although he left the industry behind, his love for music never fizzled out. Dale tells us what he's up to in that regard as well. Check out my interview with Dale Dirksen from Quickflight. I also found out he was a touring musician for the Steve Taylor Band for a while as well. You'll hear all about it in the video. You can check out Dale Dirksen's new music right at https://soundcloud.com/user-996147138. Keep up with daily doses of entertainment news at https://www.moviesmusicmore.com.

All you have to do is see a picture of Brotality and you know they're a unique band right away. Made up of brothers Bryce and Reece and their friend Liam, the members range in age from 14 to 17 years old. If you listened to their music without knowing this, you'd never be the wiser. The singer sounds like late-1980's DRI and musically you get fiery bolts of that decade's thrash masters and a helping of prog-influenced metal in the vein of Mastodon and Periphery. I sat down with Brotality to chat with them about their upcoming single that hits streaming outlets on July 3rd and a livestream gig they're playing in celebration that day. Of course, we ended up talking all sorts of geekiness as well. After all, the site is centered on movies, music, and more. Brotality also shared a bit about their upcoming record on Rottweiler Records. How many songs will it be and where are they recording? We even delve into their plans for touring in the future and what sort of havoc 2020 rained down upon them in regards to festivals and events they were already supposed to have played at. For more info on Brotality, go to their Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Brotality-884182348362276/ Keep up with daily doses of entertainment news at https://www.moviesmusicmore.com.

Nate Parrish is passionate about many things in life - his wife, his worship ministry, and his music to name a few. Just like almost everyone, the Kutless guitarist also enjoys a good dose of entertainment and pop culture. With the release of his new solo album, "I'm a Wreck," I thought it would be a good time to talk with Nate about the record and other fun stuff. Check out my interview with Nate Parrish, where we chat about his favorite music artists, superheroes, TV show, and more. He also talks about his hobby of collecting action figures. You'll have to forgive some of the technical difficulties, as Bakersfield had just been hit by an earthquake and it wreaked havoc on the internet reception. We powered through and he even played a song off the new album. For more information on Nate and his new release, go to https://www.nateparrish.com. Keep up with daily doses of entertainment news at https://www.moviesmusicmore.com.