![]() NT: With this being Starcrawler’s third full-length release, what do you see it as in terms of what it represents in the evolution and overall timeline of the band?ĪW: We started this band when I was 16 and Henri was 15, so every album has been just a natural progression as we’ve all grown up together. I feel like every song has its own kind of emotion because there was something different happening at that time. Slowly when it started getting back to normal the writing process really started then and it ended more recently post-lockdown so it kind of was this long journey. I hate to bring it up but it’s true, Henri would come to my window and we’d write with masks on while recording demos. For that cinematic vision you just mentioned, did any films come into play when it came to inspiring the album with either how everything sounds or how the songs are presented?ĪW: Every song was different and pretty spread out because we started the writing for this album at the very beginning of the pandemic. NT: From listening to it, it definitely sounds great. We wanted to do the album like this because it was sick so it all kind of fell into place. We did the song “Goodtime Girl” with him, which was kind of its own thing, and when we heard the song back it sounded so cinematic and different from other kinds of rock production. ![]() ![]() He’s known for being a composer for film, television and video game scores, so what was the experience like making the album with someone who specializes in a different aspect of music?Īrrow de Wilde: It was actually really cool and unique. Northern Transmissions: For the making of She Said, Starcrawler got to work with Tyler Bates as the producer. I had a talk with de Wilde about working with a producer who’s more acclaimed for his work in film, television and video games, writing songs through a window, the benefits of touring in a van versus touring in a bus and hoping people relate to the music in the new album. Their latest album She Said, which came out on September 16, exemplifies artistic growth while also embracing a distinct cohesiveness. The label folded entirely as musicians including Nobunny, Part Time’s David Loca, and SWMRS’ Joey Armstrong have released statements addressing allegations of misconduct.Their glamorous, psychedelic & gazed out version of the music is fantastic with lead singer Arrow de Wilde, guitarist Henri Cash, bassist Tim Franco, drummer Seth Carolina and Henri’s brother Bill on pedal steel & guitar bringing serious energy and emphasis. In recent weeks, anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct have been levied against the California garage rock label Burger Records’ artists and employees. “I take full responsibility and accountability for the behavior of all Growlers’ band members, past and present.” Nielsen also announced that co-founder and guitarist Matt Taylor is taking temporary leave from the band and that he would be working to raise "awareness and as much money as can" for women's support organizations. “I apologize for my actions, and for any band members, that have hurt, offended, or damaged any person or made anyone feel less than 100% safe,” Nielsen wrote. ![]() Today, Brooks Nielsen, addressed Arrow de Wilde's statement and issued an apology in a statement posted to the band’s Instagram. We were all shocked and horrified and didn’t know what to do.” Arrow was very upset and told me the whole story right after in the bathroom. “We were locked out on stage but, after pounding on the door, we were able to get into the room and saw a naked man standing over Arrow. “Everything Arrow said in her statement is true,” Cash wrote. Starcrawler guitarist Henri Cash corroborated de Wilde’s story in a statement to Pitchfork. ![]()
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