Exclusive Interview: Gamblers
In an exclusive interview with chorus.fm, the members of the indie rock band Gamblers opened up about their new album, “Small World.” The band, consisting of Michael McManus (vocals, guitar), Erik Mullin (drums), and Brad Shultz (bass), discussed the creative process behind the album, their influences, and their hopes for the future.
The band described “Small World” as a departure from their previous work, with a more polished sound and a focus on storytelling. McManus explained that the album was born out of personal experiences and struggles, and that each song on the record tells a different story.
“We wanted to explore different themes and emotions with this album,” McManus said. “It’s a bit of a departure from our earlier work, but we wanted to challenge ourselves and push our boundaries as musicians.”
Mullin added that the band drew inspiration from a wide range of artists, including Bruce Springsteen, The National, and The War on Drugs. He explained that they wanted to blend elements of rock, folk, and Americana to create a sound that was uniquely their own.
“We wanted to create music that was honest and introspective, but also had a sense of urgency and energy to it,” Mullin said. “We wanted to make music that would resonate with people and make them feel something.”
Shultz discussed the band’s hopes for the future, expressing a desire to continue evolving and pushing themselves as artists. He explained that they were already working on new material and were excited to see where their music would take them next.
“We’re constantly challenging ourselves and trying new things,” Shultz said. “We want to keep growing and evolving as a band, and we’re excited to see where this journey takes us.”
Overall, Gamblers are an exciting band with a bright future ahead of them. Their passion for music and commitment to pushing themselves creatively shines through in “Small World,” and fans can look forward to more great music from this talented group in the future.
