Benny Doyle, Journalist

“The older punks around Britain, the ones that have been punks since they were young; they’re all in their forties now and they obviously haven’t got the same energy they once did, but it’s good to see they’re all there.”

“It’s a bit strange that a bunch of metal heads have ended up in a group like this... but that’s the way it’s happened.”

No Apologies is the sound of a band revelling in their own identity; playing and writing music that they clearly love.

"A lot of death, a lot of murder – what else have we got?... We’ve got a few old favourites – there’s a couple of songs about shit. There’s a few songs about serial killers and a lot of stuff that happens in Australia I try and pick up on."

"We’ve been booked for a few festivals that haven’t been announced yet – we’ve got a few up our sleeve for Australia over the summer. Then we’ll start looking overseas.”

“We’ve battled with the idea of being a prolific band and releasing a lot of records, and also our love for the road, but the two don’t really go hand in hand.”

"The glass eaters and shit – we’re definitely among them. If we weren’t on the stage we’d be down there with them."

“The Woohoo Revue is a very Australian band because where else do you get such a mash of different cultures in one place?”

"It’s funny, the rest of us always laugh because even when they’re talking they’ll just break out into harmony... It’s like they can read each others’ minds."