If you were stuck on
a desert island, which other artist would you want to be stuck with?
Muse
for sure! I think that band would be awesome to be with. I’m guessing we have
our guitars and drums so the jamming and ideas would be unreal, but watching
videos of them back stage and interviews, they seem like they would be heaps of
fun to chill with and most importantly a good laugh.
What artists in the
chart are you most impressed with at the moment?
There
isn’t a great deal happening in the Australian and International Charts other
than the oppressing sounds of electro/dance/RnB. This isn’t to say we don’t
enjoy it, but we feel as if there is a lot more room for Rock Music to make a
full-blown return. That being said, we are very impressed with bands such as
the Chili Peppers and Radiohead, who despite being around for such a long time
are still rocking on – there is such support for bands like this over here and
we only hope they continue because they are the bands keeping us going. As well
as this, we are starting enjoy the toils of Dubstep, not the harder stuff, but
bands like Nero are great and we feel there is a bridge between Dubstep and
Rock that maybe one day we will explore.
What do you like to
do when you’re not making music?
Strangely
enough, making more music! I am an aspiring film composer as well and when I’m
not jamming with the boys or gigging I am locked away in my home studio writing
film inspired music, orchestral and electronica stuff for film and ads and
working with singer Caitlin-Rose on my own solo project de la Aurora. The other
boys, Will, John and Josh are hard at university studying in law, commerce law
and medical science respectively.
How important is it
to find a studio that suits you when recording?
The
whole recording process is a strange one. It is all about finding the right
relationships with the producers, engineers and also the studio. It is hard
enough having to deal with each other, so the whole process is made that much
easier and more gratifying when you are comfortable where you are and who your
with. I think the resulting music is a testament to the whole recording
experience.
What do you think
about StudioBookers and why would you recommend it to your friends?
StudioBookers looks great.
Although where based in Sydney and thus most of our recording sessions and
activities are based here, the site looks great and I only wish there could be
a similar such site over here – or maybe they might extend their site to
include the Australian Recording Industry. But I would definitely recommend it
to my friends.
You can find the band on;
Soundcloud
Youtube
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