Five minutes with Grafton Primary

Vocalist Joshua Garden from indie dance trio Grafton Primary takes five minutes out of his pre-tour schedule to talk to Corker about his band’s debut album Eon, raising children and why his brother Ben is the sexiest of them all.
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British India lose their innocence

Their eldest band member is only 22 years old, but British India are already looking back longingly on their “golden years”. Frontman Declan Melia explains.

Interview by Michael Huynh

“I think being 22 is such an interesting time in your life,” Melia says when describing the song “Golden Years” off their latest album release, Thieves.

“You move out and you’re faced with all these questions. You start to think about your future. Friends of mine are starting to finish uni and getting jobs and you start to wonder what your life is going to be like. People start to have less time for stuff and the innocence is gone – that’s what ‘Golden Years’ is about.”

Look out for the full feature and exclusive pics in Corker when Issue 3 comes out in October.

Photo by Ashley Mar