In our next Reverbnation Spotlight, we chat to skate punks, Avenues.
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S] What themes and ideas inspire your music?
A] We are inspired by day to day dealings with friends and skate/punk culture.
S] What’s been a career highlight?
A] Playing Envol et Macadam in Québec and opening up for Rise Against. Seriously one of the coolest festivals we have played or attended. The Canadians know how to through a party.
S] What motivates you outside of music – people and places, for example?
A] Travelling, experiencing new places, and food. Thats what makes touring as much fun as it is. We get to see some of the coolest sights that people couldn’t even imagine.
S] Which of your most recent songs best represents the music you make, and why?
A] We would say Messin’ Around and Rad Rad Ebola. Messin’ Around is a fun song about the antics that guys go through with their significant others. Rad Rad Ebola is a song about what media can do to the public, but with a fun zombie twist.
S] What are your big plans for the rest of 2017?
A] We have a few tours booked out, along with a few festivals. We will also be recording and releasing our debut full length. 2017 should prove to be a busy year for Avenues.
“Hold Me” – Avenues from Timothy Moder on Vimeo.
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