“The reviews of Crushed Down to Paste have been fantastic,” declares James Domestic, the driving force behind PI$$ER. (No pressure then.) Their latest mini-album has indeed been extensively well-received, but rather than bask in the praise, Domestic has already constructed the band’s next moves: “The next record is written and demoed and it’s pretty fucking wild.” It’s a laden statement, as those who are already familiar with PI$$ER have revelled in the band’s innovation and ‘quirkiness’. “People seem to be really picking up on that and enjoying it,” he continues, “Because it’s primarily a studio band, I can let my imagination run riot really. There’s not a ‘mission statement’ in terms of something rigidly documented, but there’s a desire to do things differently.” For those unfamiliar, PI...
