members Georgia Maq, Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich, and Sarah “Thomo” Thompson are watching the world give them the long-overdue respect they deserve. A week before I met with the Melbourne rock trio over Zoom, they released their second collaboration with local radio station Triple J.
“The group chat is constant every day, all day,” Hellmrich says. “We don’t ever not talk. It’s really cheesy to say, but it is like we’re sisters. We’re all so different and individual like that of siblings, but we’re so close. I’ve never met a band that has the same relationship dynamic we do.” is a good representation of that progress. The songs balance jubilant themes with a constant reminder of the work that’s yet to be done, which pairs with live music’s more diverse lineup cards and how the platforms of marginalized artists have never been stronger. “It’s scary to fuck up,” Maq says. “It’s scary to admit that you fucked up, and we should be doing that more, because fucking up isn’t the end of the world. There’s room for change and there’s room for forgiveness.
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