Sarah Konoski

Was there a song that really grabbed you in those early years?

Innocent farmyard song.

When you were listening to those songs, listening to The Stones, watching what you could make out on the TV, were you paying particular attention to the drumming?

So it was when you moved to Balmoral that you started drumming yourself?

So it was always the beat that was getting you in those songs?

You were playing along, just listening to music.

Did you get lessons?

I wonder that vinyl wore out pretty quickly.

Is that, when I think about your drumming, Rob, it's so physical.

Does that come right back to the parade band where you're having to march and drum at the same time?

You mentioned your big brother, Stephen, and I think older siblings can be such an important musical influence growing up.

What sort of music was your big brother into?

Just imagining the sounds of everyone walking past the Hurst family home.

what would have been coming out of those windows.

How did that culminate?

An armistice.

Did you, I mean, what were things like when you were little kids?

How did the relationship start off?

Actually drove it into your head?

Until the great sticky fingers fired off.