True Blood Hells Bells Biography
"The overall tone of the song is pretty tough and kind of gritty," she says. "I think that it's also a little subversive. It's been perceived as a drug addict fighting a drunk to see who comes out on top." She adds, "I think the drug addict comes out on top, 'cause he's meaner."
In spite of that bit of national exposure, Hearst says perspective is paramount in her still-nascent career — especially on the road, where there's no telling what kind of crowd she'll draw on a given night.
"Some nights it might be a thousand people, but it might be two people some days," she says. "You just have to decide at the beginning if you're willing to find happiness without necessarily having a thousand people stroking your ego."
Having her husband along for the ride doesn't hurt: "We entertain each other," she says. And for moral support, the two can turn to Townes, who often settles down to sleep onstage while they're performing.
"He likes to be right in between the bass drum and the loud guitar amp — apparently, those big ears keep out the irritating frequencies," says Hearst. "I think he quite likes it."
"The overall tone of the song is pretty tough and kind of gritty," she says. "I think that it's also a little subversive. It's been perceived as a drug addict fighting a drunk to see who comes out on top." She adds, "I think the drug addict comes out on top, 'cause he's meaner."
In spite of that bit of national exposure, Hearst says perspective is paramount in her still-nascent career — especially on the road, where there's no telling what kind of crowd she'll draw on a given night.
"Some nights it might be a thousand people, but it might be two people some days," she says. "You just have to decide at the beginning if you're willing to find happiness without necessarily having a thousand people stroking your ego."
Having her husband along for the ride doesn't hurt: "We entertain each other," she says. And for moral support, the two can turn to Townes, who often settles down to sleep onstage while they're performing.
"He likes to be right in between the bass drum and the loud guitar amp — apparently, those big ears keep out the irritating frequencies," says Hearst. "I think he quite likes it."
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