Loose Fit Discuss Their Creative Preferences in Frankie Interview

In an interview with Frankie, the Sydney/Warrane-based punk band Loose Fit answered a series of 'this or that' questions about their creative process and preferences. The band recently released their EP 'Bittersweet Excess'. Members Kaylene Milner, Max Edgar, Richard Martin, and Anna Langdon shared insights on topics such as performing live vs. recording, touring vs. hometown shows, melody vs. lyrics, morning vs. night creativity, clubs vs. pubs, music vs. fashion, vinyl vs. digital, and bitter vs. sweet. Milner recalled a live performance at Phoenix Central Park during COVID with only a camera and studio crew as audience. Edgar noted that since 2017, the band has never not been on tour due to members never living in the same city. Martin described their songwriting as a balanced dosa fusion where melody and lyrics are inseparable, though they were separated on the remix EP. Langdon revealed the band prefers morning sessions fueled by coffee and sunlight. Milner expressed a preference for bowls clubs over clubs or pubs. Edgar acknowledged that while some members claim indifference to fashion, it is all art. Martin expressed a preference for vinyl, noting the EP is digital-only but hopes for a physical release with cover art by Anna and Bruno Cowen. Langdon declared a preference for bitter over sweet. The interview also promoted the EP and mentioned other bands like Hot Glue and Lambrini Girls.