Interview : Only The Sea Slugs
August 19th 2010 18:57
*The fine people of musicfeeds got me to talk to Sydney band Only The Sea Slugs. This is the result*
Only The Sea Slugs have been working on a EP and are about to give us all a taste with some shows around Sydney in the coming weeks. Their unusual name goes hand in hand with their blend of hip hop, dark pop and guitar driven rock. The guys give us a introduction to Only The Sea Slugs and why we should check them out.
Give us a run down on Only The Sea Slugs?
OTSS are a 5 piece moody hip-pop dark swing rock band, thats probably the best way to describe it. Been about for 3 and half years, started in a boat shed, and moved to a rustic old warehouse covered in dust and ping pong balls. Currently recording their Debut EP and touring/showcasing songs from it over the next 2 months.
What influences the songwriting process for Only The Sea Slugs?
Conversations, drinking, laughter, nightmares, the ocean, monotony, travel & the streets.
Are there any plans for an album soon?
Deadline is for 2013-2014. Summer. Maybe.
Describe the Sydney music scene in one word?
Sometimes.
September sees you playing a residency at Spectrum, how did you land that one?
We have two lovely chaps from Big Tree Artists repping us, they scored it. We are just gonna make them 3 faresh nights of tunes and togetherness.
What can we find the band members doing when not playing music?
Weirdness.
Zoran- the search for the ultimate foot
Scott- Scouring vegan restaurants for tofu
Sasha- Skating in high socks
Dean- Doing squats
Liam- Playing fantasy football
The band name- a serious and unanimous decision or a joke that keeps going?
It was the weirdest, most unassuming name outta a list of em, we didn't wanna sound tough or dark or hard or cool. Just weird.
Why should the punters head out to catch your show?
Everyone gets our newly polished Free///Spree CD, in a showbag with a prophylactic, and other bands FREE EPs and Demos. There will be lots of lamps on too.
If you were to make a mix tape, what’s the very first track you’d put on?
Return of the G - Outkast .
Only The Sea Slugs have been working on a EP and are about to give us all a taste with some shows around Sydney in the coming weeks. Their unusual name goes hand in hand with their blend of hip hop, dark pop and guitar driven rock. The guys give us a introduction to Only The Sea Slugs and why we should check them out.
Give us a run down on Only The Sea Slugs?
OTSS are a 5 piece moody hip-pop dark swing rock band, thats probably the best way to describe it. Been about for 3 and half years, started in a boat shed, and moved to a rustic old warehouse covered in dust and ping pong balls. Currently recording their Debut EP and touring/showcasing songs from it over the next 2 months.
What influences the songwriting process for Only The Sea Slugs?
Conversations, drinking, laughter, nightmares, the ocean, monotony, travel & the streets.
Are there any plans for an album soon?
Deadline is for 2013-2014. Summer. Maybe.
Describe the Sydney music scene in one word?
Sometimes.
September sees you playing a residency at Spectrum, how did you land that one?
We have two lovely chaps from Big Tree Artists repping us, they scored it. We are just gonna make them 3 faresh nights of tunes and togetherness.
What can we find the band members doing when not playing music?
Weirdness.
Zoran- the search for the ultimate foot
Scott- Scouring vegan restaurants for tofu
Sasha- Skating in high socks
Dean- Doing squats
Liam- Playing fantasy football
The band name- a serious and unanimous decision or a joke that keeps going?
It was the weirdest, most unassuming name outta a list of em, we didn't wanna sound tough or dark or hard or cool. Just weird.
Why should the punters head out to catch your show?
Everyone gets our newly polished Free///Spree CD, in a showbag with a prophylactic, and other bands FREE EPs and Demos. There will be lots of lamps on too.
If you were to make a mix tape, what’s the very first track you’d put on?
Return of the G - Outkast .
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