around 7 years, so we're very familiar with each other's writing and performance style. We also just do a shitload of practice. At the end of the day, that's the only way to get things tight and develop together as a unit. As far as being comfortable goes, I think it has a lot to do with us all feeling like Ashes is the best band we've been a part of to date. There is genuine joy going on every time we hit the stage together. Touring wise, are you playing gigs anytime soon and if so, what can people expect if they come out to one of your live shows? We've just wrapped up a bunch of dates, but there'll be more on the way. My best advice is to follow our social media pages to get the latest on where we're playing. In terms of what you can expect, it's a rock show! We keep the energy high, there's a lot of movement, and we demand the same of the crowd. We've been pushing the EP tracks hard, but are also chucking in new material and the occasional cheeky cover. Rod Stewart's 'Maggie May' goes down a treat! Now we had the chance to see you open for Everclear in Sydney and loved what we saw, enough so to grab your EP, did Art give you any advice after the show that you took on board? I definitely took something away from that show, but it wasn't so