This was pretty surreal, I am a huge TGP fan so to be able to interview them was a dream come true.. If only I knew what was coming in the future.
The Getaway Plan release today Requiem their first release in four years – following their debut Other Voices, Other Rooms – the first album since the band announced that their hiatus had ended in November 2010. Clint Ellis from The Getaway Plan sat down with Tone Deaf to talk about their new album, the Big Day Out and lots more…
TD: So it’s been four years since Other Voices, Other Rooms. How did it feel to be back in the studio?
CE: It felt awesome, yeah it felt really good. I have sort of done a lot of other things between Other Voices, Other Rooms and the new album Requiem. So it just kind of felt homely in a way to be back in the studio and to have the album produced by David Botrill it felt really, really good.
TD: How was it working with such a successful producer?
CE: It was insane! It really was. We were like, “We want a child’s choir,” and he was like, “Yep, I can do that for you,” and he organised it for us. He just had so many connections around Toronto so it just made the whole thing so much easier. It was really good.
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