We All Want To

by Andrew Tijs on October 23, 2012

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Tim and Skye from Brisbane indie supergroup We All Want To discuss the shifting personnel, long songs, “youth”, and creative instrumentation.

We All Want To collected the talents of Tim from Screamfeeder, Skye from Ghostboy With Golden Virtues, and new members to create their second album of post-grad alternative pop Come Up Invisible.

Noise11 speaks to the veterans about their line-up change, crafting longer songs, retaining that teenage feel, utilising a broad array of instrumentation during their intensive recording sojourn, and more.

Tagged as: alternative, Brisbane, indie, pop, rock, Skye Staniford, Tim Steward, We All Want To

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