This year happens to also coincide with the ten year anniversary of Neverbloom, our first album, so we’re trying to figure out a balance of what we’re going to do. I mean it’s definitely in the works, we’d like to do that. Now, there are a few questions on the lips of MTS fans, but the biggest one everyone is asking was whether they’ll get a HTSAF Aussie tour outside of the festival circuit. It was kind of like airing out our dirty laundry, so it was great to finally be able to play those songs and sing those lyrics which I slaved over during the writing process of the album.” “ It was a very important album for us, it was an album where we were able to really express ourselves. Insta: time hasn’t eliminated the emotional connection for the boys on HTSAF. We actually got to play some of my favourite songs by a country mile, so I’m very excited to be able to bring more of them into the set, and it feels like a breath of fresh air to be able to play new songs.” “It was weird, I wish we were able to play more, but we played in strange circumstances this time around.
Harmanis revealed how it felt to play some of these tunes.
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The show was the first-ever experience for Make Them Suffer to play select songs from their latest effort How To Survive A Funeral (our review here). “It was more about getting together and getting that feeling again of being on stage together, hanging out as friends it’s so good to be able to feel that again, and be like ‘holy sh*t, I’m in a band,” the vocalist laughs. “ T his show was more than just playing the show“, he says introspectively.
Harmanis moving briefly to Melbourne and on bassist Jaya Jeffery, he shared, “ he lives in the country in Perth, he’s three or four hours from Perth, so yeah we’ve all been estranged from one another.”įull Tilt Melbourne was a bit of a reunion for the band. The band have been geographically spread during COVID which has left challenges for the band. Watch all the action below (or read on if you prefer words) where we learn about a couple of potential tours, the changing soundscape of the group and the likely prospect of hearing some heavier music from Make Them Suffer by the end of the year.Īfter coming off the stage for the first time in over two years, frontman Sean Harmanis said “ I’ll be honest, that was pretty rough, I’ve been going to the gym but nothing prepares you for stage fitness, it’s an entirely different type of fitness,” he jests, “ but nonetheless, it felt so good up there seeing the crowd, and it feels good to be performing again.”
Of course, we weren’t going to let the Perth/Melbourne band leave the festival without escaping the big questions via Wall of Sound Bossman Paul ‘Browny’ Brown and Co-Editor Ricky Aarons backstage after their performance. Whilst it was strange to see them perform live without Ms Nile, it was a wonderful feeling to see them play live again. It’s obviously been a tumultuous time for the deathcore-come-metalcore outfit who recently announced that keyboardist/vocalist Booka Nile is no longer in the band.
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Full Tilt Festivalfinally went ahead in Melbourne, and we got to witness the return to the stage from Make Them Suffer (our review of their first show back here).
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