Ghøst Tøwne world building, a radio interview featuring radio host Jay Cruzvenski and guests Sidney ‘Sid’ Gordon, Wendy ‘Wendigo’ Hex, Michael ‘Mick’ Hex, and Richard ‘Razor’ Flynn, members of the metal band Ghøst Tøwne. They speak about events during their ‘Six Feet Under’ tour, the chaotic backfire that was the Throwback 2000 Festival, a behind the scenes look at the making of the ‘Welcome to the Upside Down’ music video, and much more.

Key Points

  • Discusses the ‘Six Feet Under’ tour experiences of Ghøst Tøwne
  • Explores the chaotic Throwback 2000 Festival performance
  • Provides behind-the-scenes insights into the ‘Welcome to the Upside Down’ music video
  • Features candid moments and band dynamics during the interview
Fern McGuire
Author:Jay Cruzvenski
6 pages
Language:English
Type:Article
Film and TV
Fern McGuire
Author:Jay Cruzvenski
6 pages
Language:English
Type:Article
Film and TV
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Jay: Hello, I’m Jay Cruzvenski from Deviltown Radio, and I’m here with Sidney Gordon, Michael
Hex, Wendy Hex, and Razor Flynn of Ghøst Tøwne.
Mick: Who gave this guy our full names? *laughs*
Sid: I’d prefer if you call me Sid, thank you.
Mick: And I’d prefer you call me Mick.
Jay: Right, right. Of course.
Wendy: So, we understand you have some questions for us, Mr. Cruzvenski?
Jay: Yes, yes I do.
Razor: Well, fire away with those questions then!
Jay: Alright. This first question is for Michael— Er, Mick. It’s common knowledge that you were
the last one to join the band. How did that come about?
Mick: People are still saying I joined the band last?! Jesus, how dumb are these people?!
Razor: Pretty dumb, Mick.
Mick: Wendy was the last one to join the band, not me. And I was the one who recruited her. We
were in need of a drummer and I knew she could play drums really well since she was in jazz
band all throughout her school years—
Sid: Laaaaaame!
Mick: Can it, will ya?! Anyway, she played the drums when she was in jazz band and she liked
heavier music, so I figured she’d be a good fit.
Jay: And I’d say you were right on the money with that one.
Mick: Damn right I was! Nobody can drum better then our Wendigo.
Jay: Alright, that clears that up then. Next question’s for Sid. People really want to know, during
the ‘Six Feet Under’ tour you kissed someone on stage at the end of the show in Des Moines.
Who was that mystery person?
Sid: Well, Jay. First of all, because I know everyone was writing article after article and posting
video after video about it after it happened, no I did not kiss a woman. The so-called ‘mystery
person’ everyone’s so concerned about was my long time best friend Glam. And, before anyone
asks, he’s also my boyfriend and has been since the ‘Dead In L.A.’ album.
Jay: Wow! That’s basically since the beginning of the band’s life!
Sid: Yep. Many years of mutual pining but being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Jay: How long were you two keeping your relationship a secret?
Razor: It definitely wasn’t a secret. We all knew.
Mick: Us in the band, at least.
Sid: And we weren’t actively trying to keep it a secret. We just didn’t outright tell anyone. We
figured it’d be best if we just keep it to ourselves and if people found out, people found out.
Jay: Then what prompted the kiss onstage?
Sid: Got tired of being in the shadows. Wanted everyone to know. I figured if people stopped
listening to our music after finding out I was gay, then they weren’t real fans to begin with.
Jay: And did anyone stop listening?
Wendy: None that we noticed!
Razor: I think our fanbase grew, actually.
Jay: Did you receive any backlash for it?
Mick: We’ve always gotten backlash. Especially for all the shit Razor does on stage. Like the
multiple times he’s walked on stage with leather pants and a boner.
Wendy: Or when he decided that he was gonna walk out on stage in his birthday suit for each
show during our ‘Lake Of Blood & Sea of Eternal Damnation’ tour.
Razor: *laughs* Good times.
Jay: So this next question is for Wendy. Did you—oh good lord I can’t read this on air.
Wendy: It can’t be that bad. Lemme see- *snatches the list of questions* Oh yeah, that’s a juicy
one! *laughs* I’d be glad to answer this question, that is if you’ll read it, Mr. Cruzvenski. *hands
list back to Jay*
Jay: *sighs* This is how I lose my job…Okay, fine.
Wendy: Alright, lemme hear it.
Jay: During the shooting for the ‘Botfly’ music video, was the heart you ate a real heart?
Wendy: It was a real heart! Not human though, luckily. It was the heart of an ape. But don’t
worry, we got it through an ethical source and it was harvested after the ape died a natural
death.
Jay: *disgusted look*
Wendy: *laughs* Oh my god, I’m totally messing with you! It wasn’t a real heart! It was made
from chocolate and gelatin! I’m a vegetarian! Meat totally grosses me out!
Jay: O-Oh, okay. *visible relief* Jesus…
Sid: Christ, Wendy, you’re absolutely mental! *laughs*
Razor: Uh, next question?
Jay: So, during the Throwback 2000 Festival, it was absolute chaos. Almost as bad as
Woodstock ‘99.
Wendy: Oh, hell yeah it was!
Mick: It was absolutely bonkers! There were, what, 250,000 people out in that crowd at least?
Razor: I think I saw at least 100 people crowd surfing. It was wild.
Sid: And so many girls were pulling up their tops and flashing their tits. It was just…you had to
be there, y’know. It was absolutely mental, how many people had showed up, how big the crowd
was, it was wild.
Jay: Clearly it was a big show. When you guys came out on day two, the crowd went ballistic,
jumping and cheering, I think I even saw some people crying.
Sid: It was beautiful, really. Seeing how many people were so pumped to see us on that stage.
We felt like we made it. We really felt like we made it.
Mick: But it didn’t last for very long.
Jay: Why’s that?
Wendy: We started our setlist off with ‘Burn Down Your Town’ and people started setting these
big fires in the crowd.
Razor: I guess they had collected a bunch of trash from the day before, a bunch of boxes,
plywood, and cardboard. I didn’t even know they had lighters, since security supposedly
confiscated any lighters anyone had at the entrance.
Mick: Unless they pulled a prison move and snuck them in their asses. *laughs*
Wendy: Either way, there were these huge bonfires popping up in the crowd. It started with one,
then another, and another, and another. It was chaos.
Sid: It was getting so bad I could start to feel the heat from the fires up on stage.
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FAQs

what is the Ghøst Tøwne interview with Jay Cruzvenski about

The Ghøst Tøwne interview with Jay Cruzvenski explores the dynamics and experiences of the band members during their rise to fame.

  • Insights into band member relationships
  • Details about their music and tours
  • Discussion of significant events during performances

who are the members of Ghøst Tøwne in the interview with Jay Cruzvenski

The members of Ghøst Tøwne featured in the interview with Jay Cruzvenski include Sidney Gordon, Michael Hex, Wendy Hex, and Razor Flynn.

  • Sidney Gordon: Lead vocalist
  • Michael Hex (Mick): Guitarist
  • Wendy Hex: Drummer
  • Razor Flynn: Bassist

what happened during the Throwback 2000 Festival according to the Ghøst Tøwne interview

During the Throwback 2000 Festival, chaos erupted as the crowd reacted wildly to the band's performance.

  • Fires were started in the crowd
  • Razor Flynn intervened to stop a groping incident
  • The band continued playing despite the chaos

who did Sid kiss on stage during the Ghøst Tøwne interview

Sid revealed that he kissed his long-time best friend, Glam, on stage during the ‘Six Feet Under’ tour.

  • Glam is also Sid's boyfriend
  • The kiss was a significant moment for Sid, as he wanted to be open about his sexuality

what was the heart Wendy ate in the Ghøst Tøwne interview

Wendy humorously claimed that the heart she ate during the ‘Botfly’ music video was real, but it was actually made of chocolate and gelatin.

  • She is a vegetarian and does not eat meat
  • The joke was meant to lighten the mood during the interview

how did Ghøst Tøwne feel about their fanbase after Sid's revelation in the interview

After Sid's revelation about his relationship, the band felt positive about their fanbase's reaction.

  • They noticed no significant drop in listeners
  • In fact, they believed their fanbase grew

what did Razor do during the chaos at the Throwback 2000 Festival according to the interview

Razor Flynn took action during the chaos at the Throwback 2000 Festival by tackling a man who was groping a woman in the crowd.

  • He intervened to protect the woman
  • Razor was pulled off the man by security after the altercation

how did Sid injure himself during the filming of the music video in the Ghøst Tøwne interview

Sid injured himself while filming a scene for the music video for 'Welcome to the Upside Down' by falling through the floor of an abandoned hospital.

  • He fractured his tailbone from the fall
  • The incident was incorporated into the final cut of the music video