An interview with The Raveonettes
December 17th, 2009
For seven years now The Raveonettes have been making some of the most beguiling, sun-kissed pop music ever to come out of Denmark, or anywhere really. With a sound that’s as much a product of ‘50 surf, ’60s girl groups and ’80s noise pop, as it was the rock revolution from the beginning of the decade, Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo have remained such a productive team because of their desire to keep moving forward.
Their latest album, In and Out of Control, documents another phase in the band’s colourful canon, presenting the most varied selection of songs to date.
The reticent Danes met up with me at local Toronto shop Magic Pony on their tour stop to discuss among other things parenthood, the seriousness of their lyrics and bubbles!
- Cam Lindsay
Interview Part 3: On bubbles, birds, cats and dogs.
Tags: In and Out of Control, Raveonettes, Sharin Foo, Sune Rose Wagner
Posted on Thursday, December 17th, 2009 at 4:00 pm by Cam and is filed under The New Music, Video.
