Punk Head: You went into that fishing shed intending to make demos, not a finished album. At what point did you realize the demos were actually the record?
Podge Lane: Well I went down to my grandparents with the intent…
Read morePunk Head: You went into that fishing shed intending to make demos, not a finished album. At what point did you realize the demos were actually the record?
Podge Lane: Well I went down to my grandparents with the intent…
Read morePunk Head: Your album lets the same relationship look different from song to song. Was there a moment when you realized you weren't telling one story anymore, but documenting how your perspective kept changing?
Brenna Menz: Yes, after about the…
Read morePunk Head: Marching Orders started with snare rolls and the idea of a marching song. What made that little rhythmic experiment worth chasing?
Sharpshooter Soundworks: I just really love that style of drumming, it’s like ear candy to me and…
Read morePunk Head: You called the album Going Nowhere Fast. At what point did you realise that “nowhere” might actually be a better destination than chasing the next industry milestone?
Loose Goose: It’s not something we realised while writing, I think…
Read morePunk Head: “Antenna” began on a dark monsoon day. What did you hear first, the song or the feeling?
Manuka: The song started with the guitar loop. There was a lingering feeling inside, and I was trying to articulate it…
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