MIMR

CA: Thank you for having us, much appreciated. The bands sound is lively and eclectic. Abrasive in parts and melodic in others. The influences on our music are wide and varied but some of the names we referenced in the beginning when we formed was the Ramones, Carter USM and The Streets.. A lot of punk and post punk along with many styles of electronic music. USA and UK hip hop informs a lot of what we do. Anything with a healthy DIY ethic makes a strong impression on us and we find inspiring.

CA: The album is our debut full length. We recorded the album ourselves at our own studio throughout the back end of last year. A number of the tracks are re-recorded versions available on the E.Ps ‘Explicit Content’ and ‘Never Tweet Your Heroes’ which were previously released through German Shepherd Records. We have been thrilled with the reception so far and we thank everyone who has grabbed a copy, physically and/or digitally. We held a release party in our home town of Buxton which was an overwhelming success. We will continue promotion for the record throughout the summer.

CA: Our favourite part of playing live is without a doubt audience participation and sing a longs! The feeling when you hear your lyrics screamed back at you is indescribable. But playing live is also the bands bread and butter and out main way of getting our name out there. Being from a small town in the north west, Buxton, the only way we can get on the radar is by hitting the road and getting out there. We’ve performed close to 200 shows across the country in the past two and half years and met some truly amazing people along the way.

CA: That’s a very tough question. There’s so many bands and for so many reasons but one that stands out to both of us is Beastie Boys. Particularly if we could’ve been the opening for the infamous Madonna/Beastie Boys tour of 1985! They are a huge influence in what we do especially the eclectic sound they’re known for.