David Farrier

So just quickly, this brand is like a local loved brand.

What is healthier, me consuming one heart-shaped pizza or this entire vat of popcorn?

Any idea?

Corn's a vegetable.

Now wait, just before we get into the clairvoyance, tell me a little bit about how you got into music.

Was that, because we're going to hear some songs from you shortly, but was that like from deep-rooted childhood or did it come later?

What bands?

And were you sort of singing along or?

Always, definitely.

Oh, so your dad was like, cool.

It was a good station.

Yeah.

We were joking about this earlier before we were rolling, but Rob and I had this ongoing thing where I only listened to male vocalists just because I grew up in metal.

And I'm just, just to put my cards on the table, I'm like a very basic metal head from New Zealand.

So I grew up listening to Tool, Deftones, Nine Inch Nails, you know, that kind of stuff.

Just very, you know?

And so that's why I always listen to these male vocalists.

And I'm just saying this because my point is being a female in music and going into the world of music, was that tricky and difficult?

I imagine it's a different experience going in being a female vocalist to a male vocalist.

We've got people like me going like, yeah, man, you know?