“I don’t want to spend all day on Facebook. I really don’t. The creativity of this generation’s fashion allowed us to make this album, but we didn’t want to self-release it. I still believe in labels. I still believe in fanzines and stuff like that.”
Jamie Backhouse, Ned Crowther, and Austin “Oz” Murphy at length about the long gestation that produced The Fernweh, what that name actually means, the pros of Soviet-styled social media, how a $5 app helped enhance their record, and the importance of the human element in music. Oh yeah, and why the next album might be New Wave … and take 15 years to finish. Continue reading
Transatlantic Modern 