The following is an archive podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation for podcast recovery.

This podcast is entitled Noisy Presents the Brooklyn Eventuallys. It is the first and only episode of the podcast.

Welcome to episode one. Black Flanders, Black Flanders. I feel like Black Flanders. I'm not black, but I feel like Black Flanders.

Welcome to the noisy podcast with Vice.

My name is Jeremy Tuna Milt coming at you from the Hard Rock Cafe in Brooklyn.

And I'm sitting here with none other than Indiana Sweetheart Rockers.

The band that everyone has been talking about for probably what feels like

two decades, even though it's been, I think, about three years total. I'm sitting here, of

course, with the Brooklyn eventuallys. Guys, it's so good to have to have. Yeah. Great to be here,

Jeremy. I just want to take issue with one thing you said in the intro there.

I'm a, you know, singer, guitarist, bassist, visionary, Brandon Brantley.

And you said that we were Indiana, sweethearts, but we really think of ourselves as more of like a Brooklyn band, you know?

Well, this is your name.

We've always been from Brooklyn.

Not me. Not me. Well, we're in... When we're in Indiana, that's in her name. We've always been from Brooklyn. Not me, not me.

Well, we're in Indiana, we're an Indiana band.

We're in Brooklyn right now.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, you guys, I mean, you guys originate from Terre Haute, Indiana.

I mean, we came from there, but we always had that Brooklyn mentality, you know?

Yeah, I didn't.

No, I didn't.

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