A Manic Roar
"There’s the lighter, more popularist sort of an easier listen on the one album whereas the other is a bit edgier and even lyrically is probably a little bit harder to digest."
"There’s the lighter, more popularist sort of an easier listen on the one album whereas the other is a bit edgier and even lyrically is probably a little bit harder to digest."
"I started getting texts one day last year from friends saying ‘The Whitlams are on triple j’, and I was like ‘bullshit’, because we hadn’t been for ten years, so it was a real surprise to turn on and hear these album tracks."
"We knew it was a highly anticipated record, you know? But I think the thing was to not let that get in our heads and fog that all up. So we made sure that we set ourselves apart."
"You’ve just got to sort of decide what is definitely going to make you happy, and then back yourself 100 per cent. Otherwise you’re going to regret what you’ve done."
"It’s not for chin scratchers. We want to see people dance, and/or stand back and hug the person they’re with."
"I just did a whole bunch of interviews in France, and it was right at the time there was some huge debate about legalising gay marriage, and every single interviewer asked me about it, both being a queer woman and being from Canada."
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