this indie rock band uses trash can lids
as musical instruments hi my name is
Stephanie and welcome to watchmojo.com
and today we’re speaking to delta spirit
I’m Brandon I play drums I’m John I play
bass in delta spirit forgot to say that
sorry
in every way
I look for the
Yuri sick has been described as a mix of
northern soul and rock as well as
Americana in Seoul do you guys find
these labels accurate I’m just as
confused as anybody else’s I guess
trying to I like northern song I think
it’s GOG influences but I don’t think we
try to like everything with that so then
how would you guys describe your music
experimental I don’t know yeah
avant-garde there we go
keep me in
today
the lyrics are actually have been
described sort of as spiritually or
religiously charged why are these kinds
of topics important to you guys we’re
not very like creative a lot of people
like write these weird storytelling
metaphorical songs and I guess like we
just don’t have that NS our stuffs just
about like the normal stuff of life
maybe we’ll get more creative next time
maybe we’ll write about like dragons and
like fairies and weird stuff but I’m
gonna start reading books this year we
might yeah yeah and get educated we’ll
see what happens next time
in your live shows I know that you guys
sometimes use unconventional instruments
such as trash can lids or orchestral
bass drums so is it really difficult to
incorporate this in the live show and
like sort of keep things harmonious most
of the way that those things came about
in the songs is we were practicing or
writing and just accidentally started
using it and the reason we started using
is because it made sense with how we
were jamming so kind of just naturally
flows from that into the live show yeah
speaking of the live shows as earning
how would you describe one of your shows
way louder than the record yeah we
played pretty dang loud do you guys
incorporate as well the unconventional
instruments in the studio when you’re
recording that’s kind of how it starts
actually I don’t think we like hold
ourselves back to like stick to like our
own instrument or yeah actually that too
but I mean like we just pretty much
whatever kind of works with the song
works the song
do you guys have a preference for
performing live or being in the studio
plane lives creating just traveling a
lot too awesome but I mean I think that
this real like back and forth
relationship with wanting to be back in
the studio and wanted to play live like
right now it’s great to be on tour but I
know when we get back I’m gonna we’re
all gonna be like dying to get back in
studio studio I meaning our practice
room that’s a Kelly’s house so yeah
don’t be fooled though it’s really nice
it is yeah I want to try to be super
cred and say it’s like a garage and
south central or anything it was good
should come by it’s really good thank
you so much yeah
as musical instruments hi my name is
Stephanie and welcome to watchmojo.com
and today we’re speaking to delta spirit
I’m Brandon I play drums I’m John I play
bass in delta spirit forgot to say that
sorry
in every way
I look for the
Yuri sick has been described as a mix of
northern soul and rock as well as
Americana in Seoul do you guys find
these labels accurate I’m just as
confused as anybody else’s I guess
trying to I like northern song I think
it’s GOG influences but I don’t think we
try to like everything with that so then
how would you guys describe your music
experimental I don’t know yeah
avant-garde there we go
keep me in
today
the lyrics are actually have been
described sort of as spiritually or
religiously charged why are these kinds
of topics important to you guys we’re
not very like creative a lot of people
like write these weird storytelling
metaphorical songs and I guess like we
just don’t have that NS our stuffs just
about like the normal stuff of life
maybe we’ll get more creative next time
maybe we’ll write about like dragons and
like fairies and weird stuff but I’m
gonna start reading books this year we
might yeah yeah and get educated we’ll
see what happens next time
in your live shows I know that you guys
sometimes use unconventional instruments
such as trash can lids or orchestral
bass drums so is it really difficult to
incorporate this in the live show and
like sort of keep things harmonious most
of the way that those things came about
in the songs is we were practicing or
writing and just accidentally started
using it and the reason we started using
is because it made sense with how we
were jamming so kind of just naturally
flows from that into the live show yeah
speaking of the live shows as earning
how would you describe one of your shows
way louder than the record yeah we
played pretty dang loud do you guys
incorporate as well the unconventional
instruments in the studio when you’re
recording that’s kind of how it starts
actually I don’t think we like hold
ourselves back to like stick to like our
own instrument or yeah actually that too
but I mean like we just pretty much
whatever kind of works with the song
works the song
do you guys have a preference for
performing live or being in the studio
plane lives creating just traveling a
lot too awesome but I mean I think that
this real like back and forth
relationship with wanting to be back in
the studio and wanted to play live like
right now it’s great to be on tour but I
know when we get back I’m gonna we’re
all gonna be like dying to get back in
studio studio I meaning our practice
room that’s a Kelly’s house so yeah
don’t be fooled though it’s really nice
it is yeah I want to try to be super
cred and say it’s like a garage and
south central or anything it was good
should come by it’s really good thank
you so much yeah
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