Alexander Misko

Hey, Kiora, thank you for having me, guys.

Such a pleasure.

We are in Napier now.

Played a show here the day before.

I don't know when I played.

Yeah, the day before, I think.

Yesterday we had a day off.

Today we're going to Taupo, and the show is tomorrow, and there are still eight more to go.

So I've been all around the place.

Well, that's a good question.

It's not really easy, it's just too boring because everything that sounds like a guitar doesn't excite me.

So that's why I had to take extreme measures and find sounds and ways how to produce those sounds that are unconventional but still musical and basically imitating other instruments.

So whether it's drums, whether it's, I don't know,

singing or flutes or any other instrument you might think of, but not guitar.

Because guitar on itself, I think, exhausted all the sound possibilities that it has.

And that's a tragedy.

That's boring.

So I had to do something else.

Well, at this point it's hard to say, but actually I'm left-handed, so my guitar is also left-handed, and if you, well, as a right-handed guitar player would pick up my guitar, the strings would be inverted, so your lower string would be on top, and the thinner string below.

Like Jimi Hendrix, right?