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Witches of the Week #16: Sabrina Is Not In This Chat


1- Where is the band from and what's the best thing to do there?

We’re from Los Angeles and the best thing you can do here is literally anything you want to do! Being outside, walking around or biking or hiking and enjoying the consistently beautiful weather. 

2- What does your name stand for and what was the runner up?

It stands for anything you want, it’s supposed to be up for interpretation. And I don’t think there was a runner up because Olivia was stubborn about it.

3- Describe your sound using a movie title.

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile

 

4- Describe each band member using a meal.

Olivia: Buttered sourdough toast with melon and prosciutto on the side.

Siena: Everything bagel with cream cheese, tomato, onion and cucumber

5- Name 3 bands who would headline your dream fest?

Kendrick Lamar

Primus

Black Midi

6- For or not being described as "female fronted"?

It’s true so why not, but let it end there, as a really simple description.

7- Are you signed on a label and why?

We were signed to a small independent label for a while, but it was more like a music community. We believe we can do more authentic and meaningful work for our band just by hustling and promoting ourselves than an official label could do for us.

8- What's the most punk thing you've seen on tour/in a show?

I think we’ve had some gnarly stuff happen during our shows or right before. Whenever we have a big show coming up one of the members either gets injured before or during. Maddie stepped on a sprinkler head and busted her foot, a dog bit Olivia in the face the night before a different show at the Echo, and Siena got her tonsils out a few days before our album release show. During a couple of our shows Olivia has been slammed into the drums from the crowd AND had a couple of teeth chipped in the process.

9- Best lockdown activities?

Going to the park! Go outside! Cooking mad crazy meals for your roommates or family is also pretty fun. If you want to be productive then it's a good time to read new things that will expand your knowledge noggin or pick up a new skill.

10- What's the best way to support your band?

Believe in it like crazy, even when no one else does. Worship it by giving it every opportunity within your ability. Treat it like something you owe to the world.

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