Matt Mullins Of Memphis May Fire Talks Conquering His Inner-Demons
An inspiring story of overcoming anxiety and depression. Matt Mullins, lead vocalist of the band Memphis May Fire is the special guest on episode 84 of the DOMKcast. Pinpointing the basis of his depression was key. Taking on a radical new treatment called EMD therapy, he was able to uncover the basis of his issues which turned out to be a traumatic experience on a plane. This had caused him to carry the weight of anxious thoughts for years. Matt can comfortably say today that he is free of depression and anxiety. This is the subject matter that he tackles in the new song from Memphis May Fire "The Old Me". An important subject given some 40 million people deal with some form of anxiety and depression on a daily basis which accounts for 18 percent of the population. Matt talks about their new album "Broken" which is out now.
Memphis May Fire has been aggressively touring the last few years and are currently on the road with Atreyu. They've been on the road with Sevendust recently as well. Matt talked about the spiritual lyrics behind their album "Unconditional". Do they consider themselves a Christian Rock Band? Hear his views on that. He touched on his religious upbringing and how it shaped his life.
Matt has an entrepreneurial mindset and decided to concoct his own beard oil. Yes, if you're in need of some new manscaping tools, Matt Mullins of Memphis May Fire has some beard oil to offer you. Hear about that, Matt's Mt. Rushmore of Christian Rock Bands, and more on episode 84 of the DOMKcast. New episodes available every Friday at 2pm on the iHeartRadio App. #DOMKRocks