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"Like I was the first person on a US talk show but that’s mad specific. I haven’t done anything like Hilltop Hoods or Bliss N Eso have done before."

"We were really conscious of trying to fill the gaps that our first record had, which was just two instruments, two vocals and nothing much in between."

We interview WAVVES frontman Nathan Williams following the news that the band will be travelling to the country for Splendour In The Grass 2013

"I live a very internal world, y’know, I don’t really care where I am I’m always existing within this space y’know, it’s an internal space."

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It's been almost one year since The Ghost Inside released third studio album 'Get What You Give', their debut on Epitaph Records. In the country soon to headline the upcoming Destroy Music national tour, Killyourstereo.com chats to frontman Jonathan Vigil to discuss Australia, life on the road and why the band are now associated with the LA Kings.

“We haven’t done one of these big tours for a few years now, I’m loving it. I really enjoy that relationship with people and it’s easier in these smaller places."

“We’ve been songwriting since about 2009 but we’ve known each other a lot longer, and I think that there’s an immense amount of trust between us to be able to write songs the way that we have."

"I seem to be most useful in this universe if I just put my head down and make stuff. Regardless of where it ends up,” he says candidly."

“We actually started promoting the first single for the record over 12 months ago so it’s been a very long journey to the actual release of the album."

"I give respect to the artists that bring some of the elders or the old school legends back with them and then maybe eventually they might be able to go and tour or tour together and let the people see old and new together. That’s hip hop.”