Brothers in Rock: SISTERS DOLL's Journey From Collie To Global Stardom
Interview by Angela Croudace HEAVY had a chat with Austin Mileto,
lead guitarist of Sisters Doll; the band's journey and their latest
album Scars were explored in detail. From their glam rock
beginnings to their evolution as a band, Sisters Doll's...
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Interview by Angela Croudace
HEAVY had a chat with Austin Mileto, lead guitarist of Sisters
Doll; the band's journey and their latest album Scars were explored
in detail. From their glam rock beginnings to their evolution as a
band, Sisters Doll's unique sound and captivating stage presence
have resonated with audiences worldwide.
The name, Sisters Doll, was inspired by the glam rock aesthetic
they sought to embrace. Austin shared that they were drawn to the
bold, colourful looks of bands like Twisted Sister and New York
Dolls. Their name, created by the band’s singer Brennan Mileto,
stuck because of its catchy syllables and the visual impact it
invoked.
Scars marks a significant chapter in the band’s story; after a long
hiatus since their 2017 release All Dolled Up, the band poured
their personal experiences into the album, with each track
symbolising a different scar from their lives. Austin explained
that the inspiration came naturally, shaped by the challenges they
faced both personally and professionally. The band worked remotely
during COVID to demo and refine their songs, collaborating with
producer Ricki Rae to shape their latest sound.
Sisters Doll's musical influences are diverse, ranging from classic
rock icons like Kiss and Van Halen to contemporary artists like
Machine Gun Kelly and Olivia Rodrigo. Austin revealed that while
their core sound remains rock and roll, the band's individual
tastes—ranging from country to flamenco—bring unique textures to
their music.
Austin also shared stories from the band's early days, including a
memorable tour experience where the band’s van broke down multiple
times, testing their endurance. But with persistence and support
from their family (especially their sweet mother who rescued them
roadside), they powered through, learning valuable lessons along
the way.
Looking ahead, the band is gearing up for an exciting USA tour,
including a performance on the Monsters of Rock Cruise, where
they’ll share the stage with some of their heroes, such as Extreme
and George Lynch. An incredible achievement for this band of
brothers—quite literally, all four members are siblings! Hailing
from Western Australia, they were propelled to musical success at
an impressively young age. Despite their rising fame, they continue
to reach new heights while maintaining a refreshingly down-to-earth
charm that resonates with fans worldwide.
Become a supporter of this podcast:
https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.
HEAVY had a chat with Austin Mileto, lead guitarist of Sisters
Doll; the band's journey and their latest album Scars were explored
in detail. From their glam rock beginnings to their evolution as a
band, Sisters Doll's unique sound and captivating stage presence
have resonated with audiences worldwide.
The name, Sisters Doll, was inspired by the glam rock aesthetic
they sought to embrace. Austin shared that they were drawn to the
bold, colourful looks of bands like Twisted Sister and New York
Dolls. Their name, created by the band’s singer Brennan Mileto,
stuck because of its catchy syllables and the visual impact it
invoked.
Scars marks a significant chapter in the band’s story; after a long
hiatus since their 2017 release All Dolled Up, the band poured
their personal experiences into the album, with each track
symbolising a different scar from their lives. Austin explained
that the inspiration came naturally, shaped by the challenges they
faced both personally and professionally. The band worked remotely
during COVID to demo and refine their songs, collaborating with
producer Ricki Rae to shape their latest sound.
Sisters Doll's musical influences are diverse, ranging from classic
rock icons like Kiss and Van Halen to contemporary artists like
Machine Gun Kelly and Olivia Rodrigo. Austin revealed that while
their core sound remains rock and roll, the band's individual
tastes—ranging from country to flamenco—bring unique textures to
their music.
Austin also shared stories from the band's early days, including a
memorable tour experience where the band’s van broke down multiple
times, testing their endurance. But with persistence and support
from their family (especially their sweet mother who rescued them
roadside), they powered through, learning valuable lessons along
the way.
Looking ahead, the band is gearing up for an exciting USA tour,
including a performance on the Monsters of Rock Cruise, where
they’ll share the stage with some of their heroes, such as Extreme
and George Lynch. An incredible achievement for this band of
brothers—quite literally, all four members are siblings! Hailing
from Western Australia, they were propelled to musical success at
an impressively young age. Despite their rising fame, they continue
to reach new heights while maintaining a refreshingly down-to-earth
charm that resonates with fans worldwide.
Become a supporter of this podcast:
https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.
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