INTERVIEW: Big Scary On Their New Album 'Wing'
Over 20 years, Big Scary have established themselves as one of Australia’s best musical acts. Junkee caught up with them to discuss their new album 'Wing'.
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Over 20 years, Big Scary have established themselves as one of Australia’s best musical acts. Junkee caught up with them to discuss their new album 'Wing'.
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Daisy, the wildly anticipated followup to their 2016 LP Animal. It’s been a while between drinks, but they haven’t exactly been twiddling their thumbs — the duo have been releasing a stack of music through their label Pieater, including from Iansek’s solo projects #1 Dads. Daisy is another stunning release from the pair, tense and brooding and wry — or “silly and spooky” according to their presser — and is surely set to be one of the most acclaimed Australian records of the year. In celebration of the release, Syme offered to take Music Junkee through the album track-by...
Recorded during last year’s lockdown, the acclaimed Melbourne duo’s new release, Daisy, is a joyous party album