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Nate Garrett: This Is Why You Scout for Turkeys

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By Nate Garrett
| Field & Stream Verified
May 3, 2010 It was a breezy, cool April morning. I was out looking for a long beard with three other hunters. With the strong wind, we were kind of skeptical about the turkeys gobbling or moving very much. But we went out anyway and all headed to our separate hunting spots. I headed toward a big power line that ran down the middle of the property in a patch of chufa that we had planted for the turkeys. I set the decoy out and started calling.
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Spirit Adrift: The Duality of (a) Man

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By Nate Garrett, Kris Kielich
| Distorted Sound Magazine
When asked what SPIRIT ADRIFT’s Divided by Darkness represented to him, lead singer/songwriter Nate Garrett simply replies, “an attempt to process a lot of really ugly internal conflict without resorting to physical violence.” That conflict is the driving force between the trad-metal darlings out of Phoenix, Arizona, though any label is something Garrett would rather apply to his band. “I don’t care one iota about genre, sub-genre, what’s cool at any given time, any of that,” he explains.
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Curse Of Conception, by Spirit Adrift

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By Ted Nü-Djent, Brad Simmons, John Culbert, Nate Garrett
| 20buckspin.com
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. While Spirit Adrift made many take notice with their debut album “Chained To Oblivion”, it is on “Curse Of Conception” their stellar second album, and first with new label 20 Buck Spin, that the band has taken a giant leap forward in songwriting prowess, production and confidence.
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