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"There is so much shit about where I come from that I don’t even fucking know… I just make these fucking raps, and I’m just gonna wear these outfits, and fucking live my life.”

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“[The new record’s] definitely going back to more of the vibe and meditation of space which I believe we did a much better job of expressing on our first couple of albums."

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"Even the guys from Metallica invited us to play their festival last summer – it turned out that they were big fans, that was pretty random. It goes to show that it takes all kinds!”

“My set is completely different from the last time I played over there. I’m paying more attention to how to play now. I’m more thinking of it as like a showcase.”

"We have one where we did something on the road that we put together that’s new [and] may surface, but at the moment there’s nothing concrete as far as another record.”

"It’s easy when you’re about 21 or 22, maybe a bit older – you can really flip out. You still don’t really know who you are. I used to go on terrible benders – but I was younger and had friends.”

“I’ve been fascinated with the diversity of Australian bands since the ‘90s: The Scientists, The Birthday Party, The Bad Seeds, Lubricated Goat..."

“There is a bit of pressure. We were nervous until we started playing, then it just sounded like The Stickmen having fun."

“When the idea of playing our old albums was first suggested I was the biggest opponent of it; I thought as an artist you want to be thinking about your latest album."

“Tim Rogers is Tim Rogers, and he comes in and he owns it and he makes it himself. That’s what I look for in any vocalist."