Exclusive Interview with The Gay Nineties

The Gay Nineties are a Vancouver Rock n’Roll band that consists of Daniel Knowlton (The Good News), Parker Bossley (Fake Shark Real Zombie, Hot Hot Heat) and Malcolm Holt (Fake Shark Real Zombie, Malcolm and the Moonlight). I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with the very talented, insightful and fun three piece to discuss such things as touring, influences, their name and of course their music.

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Ryan Dahle had only the vaguest idea of where the song would go. He had a jumble of lyrics, the skeleton of a melody, an acoustic guitar and, most importantly, Greenhouse Studios, the Vancouver recording studio that he calls home. When you listen to the album, you still hear that first take — from the laugh when Dahle sings “I’ve been a trash bag, I’ve been a tree” to the artfully hidden crack in his falsetto.