Interview: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
Wednesday 29th December, 2010 9:44AM
Edward Sharpe and Magnetic Zeros started off as an off-shoot from lead singer Alex Ebert's other band, Ima Robot. Whereas Ima Robot is pop-punk-y, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros touch on '60s psychedelia and communal influences. And the occasional 11-piece band has had some success too, particularly with singles 'Home' and 'Janglin' from their 2009 debut album Up From Below which have appeared on primetime TV advertisements and TV programmes. I talk to guitar Jade Castrinos before their visit to New Zealand to play in the Big Day Out.
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