Arkells on Blink Twice and why they never followed the indie band playbook

On the heels of their new album, Blink Twice, Arkells frontman Max Kerman and guitarist Mike DeAngelis sat down with Tom Power to reflect on the band's career so far and why now was the time to start collaborating with people outside of their comfort zone.
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I gotta say Max did a hell of a job sidestepping the inspiration for Teenage Tears. the break up of his long tern relationship during covid. That's some big gonads writing those lyrics, putting them out there, knowing you're gonna get asked about them. Hope he and his ex are doing well.