Are there particular venues in Stockholm that are ‘quintessential’?
AO: Yeah, this place called ‘Debaser’. That opened, actually, the same year when we started. It was five years ago, that was kind of the beginning of that pop/rock scene in Stockholm, more venues and clubs. I would say Debaser is kind of a legendary club – and it’s only five years old, which is weird. Not my favorite venue, but I think that the club helped a lot. QRO: You say, like comparing with Canada, does Sweden give any state support to its musicians, the way Canada does? AO: We haven’t gotten a single krona, but everyone is getting that. You can get tour support, rehearsal spaces. You can start your own music community, and maybe get some money to buy a drum kit or something. So that’s really good. QRO: What was making the video for “Tonight I Have To Leave It” like? AO: It was this beautiful ship, down in Stockholm, by the water. People trained on the ship. We had to do it in the middle of the night, because they were supposed to come back and have classes. It was so great. The
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