1) I am a product of the 1980’s and
thus grew up on cassettes. After spending eight years in Texas, I
moved back to my homestate of Connecticut. I only recently went
into my parents’ attic to find some of my old cassette tapes from Duran Duran to
New Kids On the Block, all of which still work. I do feel that
water, as in making waves with the tapes, could destroy the playback quality of
the music. Do you find it odd though that cassettes hold up as
well as they do over the years, when people used to think they were so
fragile?
We are 80's kids too, and we're glad to see
bands and labels still putting out releases on cassettes. We don't find it odd
that tapes are still around, it's a great, usually cheap way to get a release
out.
2) Why aren’t there more bands with
“waves” in their name? And whatever happened to Not Waving But
Drowning? I'm not sure, there are definitely a few.
There are probably a lot more that I'm not familiar with. We aren't familiar
with Not Waving But Drowning, I've heard the name years ago. According to this
lambgoat article, they broke up in 2002. http://lambgoat.com/news/1737/Not-Waving-But-Drowning-officially-disbands
3) You
are a duo. Is that hard, seeing as how there is no tiebreaker in
the band? No, it's awesome. We are probably the two most
agreeable people you'll meet.
4) Can
you get me bulk deals on Charleston Chews? In all three flavors??
Sorry, we can't!
5) You have an EP that is just
self-titled, and one that is the self-titled EP (if that makes sense to anyone
else), but will you ever have a release with a name? Can we just
call the new EP “Drifting Somewhere” because it’s a combination of the two songs
not previously released? The first two songs we put up
on bandcamp were essentially a preview of the EP. It wasn't finished yet, but we
wanted to share those songs and get some buzz going. So, it's really only the
EP, and a preview of the EP. We hope to put out a full-length next, and that
will definitely have a name.
6) Final thoughts, shout
outs, take over the world tour plans, etc…?? Thanks!
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