Going Deep
Over drinks at a highly fashionable bar,Josh garcia isin deep thought. "U know I've enjoyed the perks of being in a band, but I'm still just someone who has a deep appreciation and love for music," Granted, the Bermuda scene seems to have calmed down (as much as it can) since the last I spoke with Josh and his crew of misfits, but as much as Josh would have me believed he has found some kind of new spirtual ground he then tells me he source of such new found wisdom, "I've been treating Motley Crue's bio "The Dirt" like a bible," He says with a laugh. "I pick up the book and find the right papge for the right words I need to hear," Hmm.......
I'm eager to know more about the music that Bermuda has made and Josh is more than happy to oblige with such information. So here we go for the first time an indepth look at to how (and why) these songs were formed.
As The Pulse Fades........
"I had alot of people invested in me and the potential of what I could do. So I was basically allowed to live the rock and roll lifestyle that music has everything on there beer breath, bloody fingers, all played in a room full of smoke. I was trying to write a hit when I wrote "Drama Queen" I wanted a song like "American Woman", "A Woman" type of hit. When I hear it it reminds me of hanging at the mall. I really wanted the record to be really mystyerious and sexy, I wanted to make something that u really kind had to dig into to find out what was going on in it."
Rains, Nocturnal
"A deep longing for depth (laughs). This one is my bid for great poetness (laughs) I really wanted to make something that was like, u know, poetic and stuff. I really love the words on this one.