Just after we released 'Tracing Faces', our first album, we just got stuck straight into writing again. That's when we recorded it over at Corby's house, but we started writing it probably a year and a half to two years before that. We finished recording it nearly a year ago now. How long did it take you guys to piece this one together?Ĭ: We've been working on it for two years, maybe.Ī: Maybe even three. Your album On The Wall In The Morning Light is out Friday, 8 July. I've told my girlfriend to make sure she tells me when it's time, you know. Playing all the little pub shows?Ī: Yeah, they've all the big bloody venues and then they just start going back down. And we're not stoppin'! Well, when we turn like, 40 then I'm stopping.Ī: Well, sometimes you see these guys gigging around when they're a bit older and you're just like, 'Oh God, I hope that's not me.’įair enough. So it's cool to be able to go out and play shows again now that the world's open, very cool. Gigging is like our bread and butter, isn't it? We put a lot of time and effort into making sure we play a decent show and it's always at the forefront of our minds. Do you ever really stop or not really?Ī: Well, we were dying to get moving.
You guys are going on another national tour this year. So I've personally been laying in the sun for a large amount of time. It's been actually really sunny in Perth and, coming from New Zealand, we didn't get much sun. What does relaxing actually look like for you? Still doing lots of things?Ī: Probably playing guitar, to be honest.Ĭ: Yeah, being in the shed.
Now that you guys are home and gearing up for your album release, what have your past few days looked like?ĪLEX: We've been relaxing, catching up with friends, girlfriends and whatnot.Ĭ: We've also got an album release show, so we've been rehearsing for that as well. WANDERER: You've just finished your headline tour in Australia and across the pond in New Zealand. They gave us the rundown on the whole experience, the mateship, growth, serenity and all the bits in between. It’s a spectacular second album, the product of countless hours spent at Rainbow Valley Studio, with Matt Corby and Alex Heriksson at the helm, living on potato chips and a bit of beer here and there to churn it out. And to show for it they have their latest album On The Wall In The Morning Light, released today. For the last few months, years really, the men of Perth local band, Great Gable, have been in a constant loop of either touring, writing or recording.
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