Bones In Sunday Telegraph (Original article online here) 1. Describe your perfect Sunday. 2. Your new single, Redneck Wonderland, seems to have more of an electronic feel - is this the Oils moving with the times or wanting to break new ground? 3. Describe your forthcoming album in three words. 4. What does the album title Redneck Wonderland refer to? 5. Who are the three people you would most like to have a beer with? 6. If you had to become a Simpsons character, who would it be and why? 7. What is your favourite album at the moment? 8. When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? 9. Where will the Oils be in 20 years time and what will they be doing? From Sunday Telegraph, by None (Note: this article has not been approved for reproduction.)
A late brunch with friends, lots of laughter and an afternoon of solitude with my dog in the park.
It's actually Rob playing like a machine, which gives the impression of loops being used. Have we ever moved with the times?
Corrugated iron, dingo-smelling, fur ball.
There's a piece of graffiti scrawled on an electricity substation in Melbourne by the Yarra River, with a map of Australia and the words "Redneck Wonderland" written across it. Underneath the map is a statement - will the forests that survived the ice age survive the Howard government? Save Coolengook Forest - and those two words just stuck with us.
Slim Dusty, Marilyn Monroe, silverchair when they are old enough.
Santa's Little Helper, because I'm dumb and loyal.
Jeff Buckley - Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk.
Santa's Little Helper.
Probably decomposing.