Edmonton and Saskatoon have a good scene too... I know as a Calgarian it is
sacrilegious to like Edmonton, but hey, we don't live there anymore!
|
|
PHIL: When you perform in concerts, how do you keep up with the high energy
of your music?
|
|
ANGELA: A steady stream of inspiration from the audience mixed with Coke
- Coca-Cola I mean!
|
|
I find that the more you give, the more you receive. I know that sounds cliche,
but a concert is really a two way exchange of energy. If we played to a brick
wall, I think we would still dance, just because it is so easy with the faster
tempo of our style. But when you feel the audience is with you every step of
the way... there are just no words to describe it.
|
|
PHIL: What is the weirdest request a fan has ever asked you?
|
|
ANGELA: We used to play in Hanna, AB a lot, and there were some regular
fans that we got to know pretty well. One night after a show, we were hanging
out in one of the hotel rooms and this girl insisted that we watch a DVD of
Pantera. No one was really into the idea but she refused to leave until we had
finished the ENTIRE thing. That was a really long night. Luckily I don't have
any crazier stories yet!
|
|
PHIL: If you were forced to perform a ballad from the 80s, what would fit
your style of music? Please exclude Pat Benatar.
|
|
ANGELA: I think "Never Tear Us Apart" by INXS would be alright...
|
|
Phillip Hong is
a presenter on AMPM, combining some great indie music with quotes and
interviews. You can find more articles like this by going to Fab on 148.ca. |
