Tell us about your music. How did you develop your sound?

We like to make music by collecting our favourite elements from songs and genres we love and dressing them together in a manor that makes them coherent and new. Originally all the music was written in our bedrooms and recorded on cheap software. We rehearsed the songs with the whole band for about a year before we did a show. I think this incubation period was very important for us.

You met in primary school. Have you worked together before this?

We've been playing in bands since high school. Possibly our greatest moment was winning a "Go For Gold" talent challenge when we we're 16. John Farnham was there to scope us out and ended up using us as his backing band for his next three tours. What's more, nothing I said in the previous sentence is remotely true.

What have been your favourite gigs thus far?

We've been fortunate enough to play with some of our favourite Sydney bands like Dappled Cities, Cuthbert And The Night Walkers and Expatriate as well some great new bands like Songs For Surgery. Some of the most enjoyable gigs have been at Sydney's smaller venues where we grew as a band and learnt how to play a good live show. We still love playing small, sweaty rooms most of all.

What's coming up in the future?

At the moment we're working hard on recording an album. We have a huge number of home recordings, and remaking them in the studio while incorporating all the energy of the live act is both a terrifying and rewarding experience. On the live front, the band is growing fast, in a performative as well as a creative manor. We're having a lot of fun trying to make each show bigger and more energetic than the last. We'd love to break out of Sydney and play some shows up and down the east coast in the very near future.

Australian music is?

Ever-changing, gritty and internationally respected. We're happy to be part of a growing musical culture with a generation of youngens that support it so passionately.