Brynn Davies, Journalist

"After my performance they played my brother's song. The whole point was for me to have my own identity... So it was a bit of a crappy experience."

"I was a bit cheeky. I gave out no information the first time I [saw] her, and she just picked every single thing I did. So I was like 'Okay, you're real.'"

"Younger musicians or kids... they'll see that and go, 'Oh, cool, being in a band is a job, maybe that's something I could pursue'."

"You've got powder and cake and water and flour and all this shit getting thrown at you - stuff in my mouth when I'm trying to sing it!"

"The band is conscious of its need to reproduce the sound in a live situation."

"I feel like people need a story, and if you give them some kind of familiarity ... they'll connect with it on a deeper level."

"When she actually heard some of these songs, it was like 'right, so this is how it is for you?'"

"We worked with a Melbourne-based producer there who produced one of Acid's favourite records as a teenager."