Emerging Perth rock outfit Interflow have announced the release of their new single, Dirty Money, on February 9 with a live launch happening at Fremantle’s Buffalo Club on February 13. Dirty Money is an out and out rocker, heavy on a groove that channels the Stones as much as it does You Am I.
“We took a bit more time fleshing out individual parts on this track,” says guitarist, Will Gibbs. “So although it’s a straight-ahead rock tune if you listen closely there’s plenty of interplay between the two guitars, the bass and drums and the lead and backing vocals.”
Lyric-wise, it’s about fast times and lucky – or otherwise – breaks, leaning on a cool, cinematic reference.
‘Maybe there’s a shot of luck
In my bottle of booze
And if by God there’s a heaven above
He’d make my bets come through’
“Jacob (Willis-Fulford, vocals) and I collaborated on the lyrics which in essence don’t really have any deep meaning, but it kind of paints a picture of a character similar to Ace Rothstein (Robert De Niro) in Casino,” explains Gibbs. “It’s just a fun tune for us.”
Recorded with Christian Peterson at Sunset Studios with vocals laid down at Emerald Room Studios with Emmett Carroll, Dirty Money is the latest in a series of single releases for Interflow, and the first of several for 2026. Expect loads of gigs around the metro area and through WA.
Interflow Dirty Money Single Launch
Friday, February 13, at the Buffalo Club
With special guests Don’t Tell Daisy and more
Tickets available via Oztix