The Skinny Review:
Vancouver band Gay Nineties bring a fast, catchy energy to “Internet, Sex & Drugs,” mixing sharp lyrics with a feeling of romantic tension. The song blends indie rock with touches of new wave and power pop, and explores how constant distraction can get in the way of real connection. With its bright sound, and a bit of humour, it feels both nostalgic and modern at the same time.
In Their Own Words:
“After a full week of bashing my head against the wall every day, the chorus fell out of my mouth and the song wrote itself very quickly,” explains lead vocalist/bassist Parker Bossley. Inspired in part by the emotional dynamic of Robert Palmer’s song “Johnny & Mary,” the narrative follows a relationship unfolding in real time where one person reaches for something genuine while the other remains consumed by hollow distractions.
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