On the back of their 2006 debut album ‘Vessels‘, Adelaide psychedelic rock quartet Wolf & Cub toured Japan, Europe, the UK and the USA, as well as Australia with the likes of  TV On The Radio, The Killers, Queens of the Stone Age, Wolfmother and Primal Scream. After dropping their follow-up ‘Science And Scorcery‘ earlier this year, they’re appearing at the One Movement Showcase Music Festival amid a national tour with The Vasco Era and DZ. Guitarist/singer Joel Byrne answered four questions for One Movement Word.

What’s your favourite song this week?

‘Dr Buck’s Letter’ by The Fall. [audio embedded below]

What do you hope to gain from the One Movement festival and conference?

World domination, obviously. No that’s silly, I’m just looking forward to playing in Perth again. I’m really just looking forward to playing, I’ll let our manager worry about what we can gain from it.

Which artists’ showcase sets are you most looking forward to watching?

There are couple of bands from Japan that I’m keen to see. I’d love to watch our set, so let’s say Wolf & Cub.

One Movement’s tagline is “Artist, Industry, Fan United.”What do you think needs to change in order to unite the music industry with its artists and fans?

Cut out the industry.

Wolf & Cub play the Snowball Stage at 7.20pm on Sunday, 18th October 2009 (full timetable here). Follow the band on Facebook and Twitter, and watch their video for ‘One To The Other’ below.