Added on September 16, 2010
EdG
Edward Guglielmino , The Cure
I is an interviewer.
What are your influences?
Really boring questions and dull interviewers who do no research before an interview.
So why did you get into music?
So why did you get into interviewing?
When is the next album out?
Read the press release.
What school did you go to?
The school of intelligent questions.
What inspires you?
The thought that this interview will end soon.
How do you get ready for a gig?
Drink.
Where did you grow up?
Suburbia.
What is the title of your new record?
“I don’t read press releases before I conduct interviews”.
What is your favourite colour?
Relevancy Red.
Do you tour often?
Do you have the internet?
It says on Wikipedia you are controversial, are you?
Not in any way whatsoever.
Are you cool?
Are you radical?
Who are your favourite local bands?
Who are your favourite local journalists?
If you could be any type of animal what would you be?
A deaf snake so I couldn’t hear your fucking stupid questions anymore.
So who are your influences.
What is the broadest question you can think of right now?
How long have you been together?
I just got myself together then.
You sound like “The Cure”, do you like “The Cure”?
You sound like a moron? Are you a daft?
by EdG
Love him or hate him Edward Guglielmino is an artist people talk about. Whether it be about his constant online bantering, an endless run of east coast and international touring or his unique style of avant-garde crooning, the last couple of years have seen the artist be the centre of conversation on many an occasion.
Not so much a rebel as simply someone intent on doing things his own way; whimsically re-interpreting his songs from gig to gig, writing, recording and uploading from all corners of the globe, pausing regularly to collate an official release made up of a mix of bedroom and even hotel recordings.
But, like any good artist, his way has now evolved. Evolved from the indie-kid mix of bedroom and hotel recordings to the fully produced and realised affair that was Late At Night and most recently his latest single release ‘Settle Down With Me’ which marked his first studio recording with his newly formed band The Show. The song was recorded in one cut-throat session with veteran producer Magoo at his Applewood Studio and displays Ed’s newly-discovered penchant with playing with others.
Dubbed The Show, Ed’s permanent studio and stage band are a collective of Brisbane talent featuring Nicoletta Panebianco on keys, Scottie Regan on bass and Skinny Jean’s Samuel D. Schlencker on drums.
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