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"I think when we started we probably wanted to play a bit of modern music and just do gigs, really. Gigs in a couple of different places. It’s always been a very gradual thing for us."

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We have a chat to Midnight Juggernauts about their new album and track 'Memorium'.

"We’re a pretty black and white band in the sense that we don’t work seriously on writing songs or writing a record when we’re in the middle of touring."

“I went down to Melbourne years ago and caught up with Paul Kidney, and he helped get the ball rolling in terms of wanting to play music again.

"I’d say I enjoy what we did on this record more so than what we’ve done in the past."

"The whole band worked a lot of jobs for ten or 11 years of playing from ‘95 to 2006 – we went through quite a few jobs, homes, girlfriends.... and then finally everything went right."

"Half the time we were [in Europe] last time it was snowing, and we were pushing our bloody amps and shit through knee-high snow, and that was not fun!"

"We’ve just recently recorded a bunch of new demos which are moving in a direction that we’ve been wanting to experiment with for a little while now."

"I feel really lucky that we can still be here, we can still hook up and take this opportunity to come back to Australia."