In an interview posted earlier this week to Billboard's Web site, Brandon Curtis, frontman for former Dallas act Secret Machines, discusses his band's new record label (World's Fair instead of Reprise), new record (currently set for an October release) and new "hard to describe" sound.
He also discusses continuing on with the band now that his brother Benjamin has moved on. Check it out. --Pete Freedman
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