Crash Test Dummies 1993 release, God Shuffled His Feet – their second album – was one of my favourite albums when I was a teenager, it’s arrival into the world syncing perfectly with my blossoming love of music and it’s collection of ambitious, and dare I say, wonderous, alternative rock, enduring for many years beyond that. The Winnipeg group are now back as an active concern, and touring the globe to celebrate the 30th anniversary of said breakthrough release – and with a new album, their first since 2010, being worked on as we speak. What follows is a conversation I had last week with oak throated frontman Brad Roberts, about Weird Al, Bach – quite a lot about Bach, actually – the 90s, and of course – hey, they’re Canadian – moose. I very much enjoyed this conversation. I hope you do too!
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