INTERVIEW: THE WHIGS -- OCT 9 2012 The Whigs recorded their first album the way they had to: in a house constantly being altered to provide a somewhat-studio quality recording space, and with gear that had to be resold to make up the debt the band was left with after finishing their debut Give Em All a Big Fat Lip .  Nearly 8 years later, the garage rock Trio from Athens, Georgia now has four albums under their belt. They have also toured the world both as headliners and as support for acts like Kings of Leon , The Drive By Truckers , The Hold Steady, and The Black Keys. While on a very short break from touring in support of the groups newest release Enjoy the Company, I had a chance to talk with drummer Julian Dorio from his home in Nashville. Matt Pollock (SCENE IN THE DARK): So all of the members are from Georgia, but how did you guys all meet originally? Julian Dorio (The Whigs): Well Parker (Gispert) and I went to high school together. Actually, I guess junior high as well, but we didn't really know each other well until later in high school. I was a grade above him, and when I graduated I went to the University of Georgia in Athens. The following year, Parker came there as well. It wasn't until college that we started talking about playing music. Much like any band starts, you're friends and you have similar tastes and