The world “tireless” doesn’t cover Andy Curran’s work ethic, yet there’s nothing surprising about the Canadian musician’s approach to his art; the same can’t be said, however, about the stylistic scope of his endeavors over the course of the last four decades. At first glance, there’s no common denominator between such different, in stylistic terms, entities as CONEY HATCH and ENVY OF NONE, but with Andy in one of both bands’ driver seats, they do share DNA, and following the curve of Curran’s career, which included a few other projects, is an interesting undertaking.

That was exactly what we embarked upon in the lobby of one of Toronto’s buildings where the veteran visited a radio station to promote the latest offerings from the two ensembles, the reissue of the former’s debut album and the release of the latter’s fresh single, although our chat embraced more than this.

Read on.