Parcels Speak On Their Self-Titled Debut Album
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Sometimes the five packages are mistaken as a French band, ‘Par-sells’. Or as beachy surf bums. Or as the guys sent direct mail from the seventies. What the band Parcels are, considering they recently created their self-titled debut album, is a superlative still very much undefined. What is confirmed is that they are Australian, deceptively not as beach going as the Beach Boys, and that they’re unusually committed, from their production to their visual world. Parcels decided to self-produce their album, in true Parcels style, undertaking a monumental task with extremely minimal experience. There's a distinct inkling that this is one of those bands that only come around once every 30 years.
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how am i crushing on all of them at once
same XD
X3
I like how all the guys from the band have an equal input during the interview
These are super good questions. Good job on the interviewers side 👍
The interviewer just called them "The Parcels" what a joke lol
ayyy its jojo
Who cares lol
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@@SimplyJojo damn dude sick burn
@@henriquealejandro7247 thanks for caring LOL
Very interesting interview, I really liked how the interviewer (even if he is very NY style) tried to improvise questions based on the conversation and not on the typical stereotypes of "what inspired you to write X song", well done on his part. As for the band's awkwardness, I think it's part of their charm and probably the reason why the conversation didn't flow that much on that setup as opposed to having the interview in a bar having some drinks maybe.
Strongly agree
Good interviewer
wow so much negativity in the comment section?
why are all BUILD interviews disaster? seriously
aaah Australian!...I thought its weird that they have all amazing English and weird accent for Germans :D
To my ear they have influences in funk, Pink Floyd...and look like beatles.. love that they are all singing
Omg i just love them...
Didnt know Tom Odell joined the band.
I'm not sure if it's them being a bit awks or if the interviewer doesn't know much about the group but I didn't feel any spark from this interview. I mean he called them 'the parcels' so that just shows he probs didn't do that much research. But I can also see they are a quiet bunch and weren't being very talkative back. I still love their music but I was thinking they would be a more lively/chatty group based off their live performances. x
I actually dont mind the interviewer. He seems genuinely interested and these interviews are just so hard. I talk from experience.
I had the chance of interview them over the phone when they released Live Vol. 1 and I can tell you they love to talk a lot about their work. The problem truly is the interviewer. He is so bad at his job... Such a waste to have one of the greatest bands in the world right now in the studio and do such a poor interview.
The guys are kind of introverts and the interviewer seems not to be an experienced one.
Dear Kevan, please do your homework the next time you host an interview. This was really poor you can tell the band was slightly uncomfortable
I'm in love with Toto
Good questions! 👍🏼
I would think with Maison Kitsuné producing their album (they pretty much produced all the French touch including Daft Punk, Phoenix and so on), they did not have to make a garage clip all by themselves. The influences are pretty obvious and they are pretty good ones from Fleetwood to Supertramp. These influences are not pop either. Great international band in the making.
Great interview
jules lookin like a 70s anthony kiedis in the back
No way! Jules is too classy!
04:00 You don’t need to talk bad things about a band to praise another. It was wrong in many ways. GVF is huge and You are so unprofessional!
04:30 I wish the camera still showed all of them.
Someone please tell me more bands that sound like them
Metronomy are great sorta similar
Men I trust, sort of not really
Oh oh oh i got another one. TOPS they're from Canada and i think some of them also live in Berlin You should definitely check them out
What's wrong with this interviewer,he is really bad,I'm pissed off,how amazingly those guys handle it.
I prefer when they are interviewed by women
I do appreciate this interview but i find that the questions are too narrow and closed, not open enough to let them speak and express themselves, Good tho, thanks for that !
Chad needs to stop doing interviewing bands. *Really* tried to sound smart
This interview is insulting
Cans?