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“With this album, we really wanted to show everyone that we’re going for it; we’re giving it a go,” says Amyl and the Sniffers’ frontwoman Amy Taylor ahead of the release of their highly anticipated third album Cartoon Darkness. We sit down with the ARIA Award-winning punk-rockers and go deep on their new sound, their big dreams and the serious business of having fun.
You’re not going to believe how many brothers and sisters I’ve got. I’m the youngest; I’ve got three brothers and four sisters. I was born with the cords around my throat and couldn’t sit up until I was one year old, couldn’t walk by myself until I was two. I went to West Ipswich State…
Read MoreIt’s a really good thing The Big Issue. People come and buy it and they’re all big smiles. People come up and ask how I am, where I’ve been. People read it and love it and it’s something that will give them a boost.
Read MoreI like my pitch and I have loads of friends and people to talk to me. I have quite a few regular customers. I like meeting other people and making friends. I like to help other people and I know a lot about local Adelaide.
Read MoreI enjoy working for The Big Issue – it gives me something to do and it changed my life for the better.
Read MoreI started selling The Big Issue at the start of the year, and I’m really enjoying it… Best job ever!
Read MoreI have been selling The Big Issue since two Septembers ago, so two years now. It’s had its ups and downs, but it’s good.
Read MoreWhat I like best about selling The Big Issue is being outdoors and not being stuck in the house, and meeting people and selling The Big Issue to them.
Read MoreExcept for one break, I’ve been selling The Big Issue this whole time – I’m the last of the originals.
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