Matt O'Neill, Journalist

Give it a shot, anyway. It’s a great album.

"No, we’re not your average Australian indie band."

"When it comes to being in the studio, I don’t really get nervous. It’s just me, my computer and my toys and stuff. I just focus on having a good time."

"I don’t know if I’d consider myself to be in the same league as the Flumes and the Chet Fakers. Maybe in their infancy I was."

"It’s actually a pretty classic how-you-start-a-band in this day and age. We were both working at a call centre."

"There’s never been any great expectations or even ambitions for the album, commercially speaking."

"I just sat down with the rest of the band and told them, ‘I feel burnt out, physically and financially; creatively, I just feel stifled and a bit bored – we need to undergo some changes‘. And, you know, we did that."

By the time they encore with a Justin Bieber cover, it’s hard to imagine the Brisbane musician doing anything else.