Weekly: Let’s say there’s a matinee show, four or five bands, all around y’all’s age. Which is all to say: when Perks and Balodis asked to be interviewed for their upcoming show, Moral Panic, I jumped at the chance to figure out how they do what they do. In 2016, Perks and Balodis made the feminist, queer sci-fi epic, Ground Control. Theatre artist Rachel Perks and director Bridget Balodis, now working together under the recently-coined banner "Double Water Sign", have been collaborating since Melbourne Fringe Festival 2014 when they put Angry Sexx out into the world. You have to admire the cojones of the man who booked Beck to support the Strokes, at the first of 2015’s British Summer Time Hyde Park shows. That’s why Summer Salt is popular, because they’re refreshing. Gnash: Definitely Summer Salt from Austin. Gnash: Yeah. You were just in that scene. Weekly: Sort of like Burger Records was a scene. As E Pro collapses into squealing chaos, and Beck stretches police tape across the stage, it certainly feels like a challenge to the headliners: follow that. Personally, I tend to watch younger bands, though they’re probably not as good as bands like Sealion or Siamese are.

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