We’re on Oxygen Magazine

We did an interview for Oxygen Magazine a couple of weeks ago and it’s now out at your nearest bookstore. Here’s a little snippet off the interview.

1) In five words, describe yourself.

Suren: Don’t take us too seriously

Sen Kiat: Your new favourite band. Please.

Chak: We’re not gay, we’re metro

 

2) Do you consider yourselves metro by nature? If you are, to what extent?

Suren: On a scale of 1 – 10 (10 being “queer eye for the straight guy material”), I’d give us a 5. On our best days, we’d probably score a 6.

Sen Kiat: Yea, well I like shoes. Possibly more than women. And if that makes me “metro”, so be it. I only started using facial cleanser 4 years ago after I got some tips from a gay colleague.

Chak: Yea, I had tips from a gay colleague as well. Thus the new-found fetish for shoes. Although I still wear crocs once in a while to tell people I’m straight. No gay would be caught dead in beige crocs. And no, Sen Kiat is the only member who prefers shoes over women.

 

3) Who do you think is the most metro among you guys?

Suren: Sen Kiat. We all aspire to be him.

Chak: ‘Cept for the shoes over women thing

August 8, 2007 | Filed Under media | Leave a Comment 

Superbar Interview in NST


Didn’t I say that things better things were coming in Superbar’s direction? We were recently interviewed and featured on the New Straits Times (Adlin: thanks for the interview man) For those of you who missed it, fret not, we’ve taken the liberty of scanning the article here.

In the interview, Bala had decided to let out a big Superbar secret - why our songs do not stick to the normal 3 minutes you’d normally expect on the radio, but instead chooses to stray past 4 minutes and well into 6 minutes in the case of “Same Way I Do”. Read on. Get to know a little about the band’s humble beginnings from front man, Chak.

We’ve even created a whole new genre for alternative rock: metrosexual rock. Talk about trailblazing! Curious? Check us out at the Klue Starbucks Music Series on 21, 22 & 27 Oct. We’ll be playing along side Jerome Kugan, Izzy, Rhapsody and Kluk Kluk Adventure.

In keeping up with changing times and technologies, Superbar has finally embraced the wonders of social networking by being part of the Myspace community. Be sure to check out our Myspace segment, with samples of our soon to be released EP and other interesting updates.

October 17, 2005 | Filed Under media | Leave a Comment