Punk Head: You’ve described Cat TV as writing songs about Satanic Panic, jaguars, and the human condition. Which of those subjects is actually the hardest to write about?
Cat TV: Absolutely the Satanic Panic, because we never had to face…
Read morePunk Head: You’ve described Cat TV as writing songs about Satanic Panic, jaguars, and the human condition. Which of those subjects is actually the hardest to write about?
Cat TV: Absolutely the Satanic Panic, because we never had to face…
Read morePunk Head: “Little Country Boy” feels intentionally larger than your earlier releases. At what point did you realize you wanted to make something that could fill a stadium instead of a dancehall?
Lancaster Rayne: I grew up in Texas and…
Read morePunk Head: More Tales From The Big Smoke revisits stories from your previous album. Which of these songs feels like it was written specifically for 2026?
Palumbo: I would say, 'Whatever'. It goes out to our world leaders. Most people…
Read morePunk Head: Leviathan revisits songs from your earliest days. How did it feel to reinterpret material decades after it was first written?
Sri Lanka: Some of the material we wished we had recorded back then but never had band consensus…
Read morePunk Head: The project name sounds warm and optimistic, but these songs deal with addiction, heartbreak, and existential confusion. Was that contrast intentional from the beginning?
A Project Called Love: It's an interesting observation that didn't occur to me :)…
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