Hey there. Who am I speaking with and what’s your role in She’s The Driver?
Sean Miljoen guitarist/vocalist/general hand.
You’ll be launching your fourth album Kill That Sound at Lost on Barkley on October 31. How do you think future attendees will explain the night to their mates?
Initial excitement followed by a haze of alcohol and rock’n’roll, followed by lapses of amnesia.
You and Steve Leicester, like the phoenix, rose from the ashes of your ’90s band Violetine and formed She’s The Driver. What are the similarities and differences between these bands?
Guitar driven fuzz rock, and Steve has no hair now.
You’ve opted to release your work under your independently owned record label Black Garage Records. What led to this decision?
Constant disappointment in dealing with record labels.
If Kill That Sound was to be the soundtrack for any documentary, existing or not, what would it be?
I Overcame The Negative Voices In My Head – title of my fictional documentary
In what way does She’s The Driver complement, or challenge, Melbourne’s current music scene?
We complement with the experience of songwriting, while still playing music that’s relevant.
SHE’S THE DRIVER launch their fourth album Kill That Sound at Lost on Barkley, St Kilda on Saturday October 31 with guest Super-X and DJ Juzzy.
