Hey buddy, I'm Lincoln from

Wargam.com here with another very, very special guest.

Introduce Sir.

Hi, it's me, Brendan Small.

You know me from Metalloclips.

You know me from Death Clock.

Home Movies, the show Home Movies, and now Galacticon.

Which is your second album. I mean your second

so my second record from the Galacticon world. Right. Yeah. What I'm sure you

get asked this question a lot now on this press tour but what have you learned in between these two albums? Well, the thing, the big difference between the first Galacticon and the first Galacticon was kind of an excuse to do a little

bit more melodic vocals in a heavy kind of world.

So I'm used to doing death clock stuff, you know, which is very heavy and

brutal and there's brutal vocals and it's tuned down, but I like all that sounded like

guitars. I just wanted to be able to throw some cool vocals in it because I like

heavy metal with vocals. I like Dio, I like Iron Maid, and I like Metallica.

There are melodic vocals and all that stuff. Like it or not, there's a lot of melody and

Metallica. And I mean Iron Maid and it's all major key stuff. Run to the hills, think about it.

It's a very triumphant huge major key chorus so I like that kind of stuff and what I found was since I'm not doing death clock anymore I can use either side that I of that coin if I want to I can get as brutal as I want to and I can get as melodic and grandiose and huge as I want to.

Epic.

Correct me if I'm wrong, it's the same team.

Yeah, it's the exact same team. I mean, when you boil it down, I'm death clock. I'm kind of, I'm squisker, I'm Tokyo, I program the drums for pickles. I play the bass parts for Murder Face. But when I do the live version I bring in Jean Hoaglin who is an amazing drummer who is in Dark Angel Death Testament

Strappy young lad amongst many other things and he is one of the world's finest drummers and it's hard

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