Interview with Starvin’ Hungry

starving hungry brings your music
reminiscent of every rock and roll era
i’m your host Layla today on
watchmojo.com I talk to the baton
bleedman John milcha
why is punk rock not your music I got
nothing against the kinds of being it it
being called punk rock that’s more
something somebody put in the bio I’ve
always sort of wanted to draw from any
source I’ve you know felt like I could
which is supposed to be a punk-rock
attitude whatever people are trying to
define punk rock has and not really
interested in what’s the music making
process like it’s pretty soft it’s
pretty self indulgent on my part up to a
point and then I just take it to the
rest of the band and try to direct them
which doesn’t really work and they try
to tell me stuff it and it does their
own way and we you know eventually sort
of meet some happy medium and can you
describe a rehearsal is it like a fun
job session is it more like a job it’s
fun but it’s not a jam session it’s not
like a job nobody’s getting paid would
have been some of the highlights of
touring with other bands or highlighting
your own turn well we got we got the
tour we just finished touring with the
besnard lakes or a really amazing band
and they took us out through the Midwest
in the United States and up the west
coast where we’ve never been that was a
pretty spectacular experience just to go
through being on tour for three weeks is
fantastic it’s also like being in a
moving jail cell for three weeks with
three other inmates