A Popup Interview with AntiClockWise

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A Popup Interview with AntiClockWise
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VR:
Discribe the times revolved around your song "nameone", that led to it to be written:

AntiClockWise:
Tea was getting ready to take a trip to England. Jay gave her a British Phrasebook, and Geoff liked the word.

VR:
Are there any established artists with whom you would like to collaborate?

AntiClockWise:
Jay is dying to work with Nick Cave or Paul Weller. Tea just wants her own orchestra, and god only knows what Geoff thinks...

VR:
What would you do if you lost your musical abilities and are you a fullfilled enough person to accept that if it happened?

AntiClockWise:
I don't even wanna think about this...

VR:
What would you change about the music business in general?

AntiClockWise:
The fact that all the talent seems to go unnoticed. We've got women bragging about using pitch shifters, and a good stomach seems to be the only prerequiste to getting heard.

VR:
Has the internet really been helpful to your promotion?

AntiClockWise:
The internet has allowed us to be heard by more people than would ever give us a chance in the "concrete" world.

VR:
If you could get a message to the inside mp3.com what would that message be?

AntiClockWise:
It would be.......look......these kids have heart, and they sound good too.

VR:
Do you have all your songs downloadable at mp3.com?

AntiClockWise:
most of them

VR:
If your band could open for a headlining act, who would it be and why?

AntiClockWise:
spiritualized or mogwai..... who else will listen to us?

VR:
Where do you want to be a year from now personally?

AntiClockWise:
I want to completely be away from the 9 to 5 world!!!

VR:
What you feel is the most important thing about your music?

AntiClockWise:
I think the most important quality we have is that we are improv. We try to create beautiful soundscapes that have a pop appeal.

VR:
How important do you think tour support is?

AntiClockWise:
tour support is vital.

VR:
What have you enjoyed the most about doing what you do?

AntiClockWise:
This group has challenged me in many more ways than i thought possible. From playing to promoting, I have learned more this year in my entire life.

VR:
Somethings burning.. Did you leave dinner on the stove?

AntiClockWise:
more than likely, but i don't think what you are smelling is coming from the kitchen.

VR:
Name and describe your most memorable gig.

AntiClockWise:
age 16. I was doing a classical recital. Playing a Chopin piece that I hadn't yet become comfortable with. To my surprise, I played it perfectly...until the last huge suspended chord....the audience just sat there until my mom started clapping.

VR:
How long does it take for an average song to go from a musical idea to a recordable song?

AntiClockWise:
instantly

VR:
What is your favorite song on your current album?

AntiClockWise:
My favorite is Walk on By

VR:
You standing on the beach on a hot summer day. What comes to mind?

AntiClockWise:
corona......lime and the need for shade

VR:
What do your lyrics talk about?

AntiClockWise:
I talk a lot about the frustration of just wanting to play, but having to work, and practically bribe people to listen to you.

VR:
Who drives the tour bus?

AntiClockWise:
Whom ever is sober.

VR:
Tell us a story about the making of a song:

AntiClockWise:
All of our songs are written, recorded, and produced on the spot

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