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When you were in the Aerosmith bangor Maine tour 2022 shirt Additionally,I will love this studio, what new sounds did you want to bring to it? Because rock music can go in so many directions. There wasn’t an intentional sound that I had—I just know that I wanted it to be harder. I wanted it to go harder than my first and second album. But I left it up to the creative process of what came out while I was making the album. As evidenced by the title, HOLY FVCK, there are a lot of nods to religion on this album. Where did that come from? There wasn’t a specific approach that I had in mind when it came to the album, where I was like, ‘Oh, I want this to have religious undertones.’ It just came out in the writing process. I wanted to take my power back. I grew up in the church as a Christian, and I had some anger towards it. Being queer, I definitely felt like I was misunderstood. There was also a kind of sexual oppression that I felt came from the church. There’s a song called ‘Heaven’ that I wrote, and it’s actually based on a Bible verse about masturbation. It’s Matthew 5:30: ‘If your right hand causes you to sin, cut it off—it’s better to lose one part of your body than your entire body to hell.’ I have my own sex toy, so it’s no secret that I am very sexually empowered. I also write, ‘I met God just for a minute, sat in his house, took a look around and saw I didn’t fit in.’ That song kicked off the album, and from there I ended up writing ‘Holy Fvck.’