Locked In The Closet: Ep 7 with Robert Hahn of Overt Enemy
In this episode, Ryan reaches out to Robert Hahn of Overt Enemy all the way down in the RGV (Rio Grande Valley)
*DISCLAIMER* (Ryan and Robert really nerd out on the gear)
Ryan reached out to Robert to see what things were like down in the RGV area where Robert lives. Robert is in telecommunications and has been for a long time for his line of work. They talk about how he hasn't been impacted too much due to being able to remotely work. The slight change is that the kids are home and he feels like its summer time. He advises them to grab a spoon and go dig in the dirt like we used to, haha. Ryan reflects on his childhood and trying to split a boulder to find quartz.
As for the band, they are a regularly practicing band since they live close. But with the COVID-19 pandemic, they can no longer practice in person and have to resort to other means. Robert and Ryan go way into detail about how they have worked around their "in house issues" such as WiFi signal and solutions. It really was boring. Fortunately, Robert tells us how they "Train-wreck" their songs into existence.
There was more rambling about WiFi and gear.
The song heard in this episode is "In The End We Died" off their album "Possession"
Ryan reached out to Robert to see what things were like down in the RGV area where Robert lives. Robert is in telecommunications and has been for a long time for his line of work. They talk about how he hasn't been impacted too much due to being able to remotely work. The slight change is that the kids are home and he feels like its summer time. He advises them to grab a spoon and go dig in the dirt like we used to, haha. Ryan reflects on his childhood and trying to split a boulder to find quartz.
As for the band, they are a regularly practicing band since they live close. But with the COVID-19 pandemic, they can no longer practice in person and have to resort to other means. Robert and Ryan go way into detail about how they have worked around their "in house issues" such as WiFi signal and solutions. It really was boring. Fortunately, Robert tells us how they "Train-wreck" their songs into existence.
There was more rambling about WiFi and gear.
The song heard in this episode is "In The End We Died" off their album "Possession"
