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Sampology is headlining Can't Say this Friday. We at Purple Sneakers sat down for an interview to get to know all things on Sampology's mind.

Allie Speers chatted with Caleb from Art of Sleeping about men's Y-fronts, crying to Tina Turner, and why YouTube will never replace gigs.

Father John Misty. Dancing on Letterman. To 'Only Son of The Ladiesman'. Do we really need to say any more?

Didn't get down to The Last Dinosaurs' Melbourne gigs? Find out what you missed (or didn't) with Tom Hutchins.

“he was like the most good vibing, 52-year-old, sick surfing, snowboarding, five-gigs-a-week guy I have ever known. He was always dancing around the studio going, ‘More energy!’”

"It’s supposed to be bratty."

"Yet everyone was like, ‘She can only [sing] about two things, cats and weed!’ That really pissed me off, because I feel like I only mentioned my cat and weed, like, once or twice on the first record."

I take my cues as much from watching footage of James Brown as the punk bands I grew up on.”

“It’s a great idea. James and Cherry always do great things like this, for musicians it’s like a bloody licence to kill. ‘Oh Nick? Hi, it’s James Young, look mate do you wanna have a few beers and then jump up with a great band and sing your four fave songs off Exile?’ No brainer!”