One Thing Still Leads to Another
z z u b THE FIXX ONE THING STILL LEADS TO ANOTHER PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ARTIST by Katherine Yeske Taylor four decades ago. “We really do love tended to address subjects that were my dad used to always say, ‘Never rewarding to hear someone say, ‘Your Cy Curnin, lead singer for the beloved it. I think we’re enjoying it more now quite a bit more serious and intellectual underestimate human intelligence music has gotten me through some of and long-running new wave/rock band than we ever did, because of the than the usual song topics. This was when you’re writing.’” the harder parts of life,’ and that’s exactly The Fixx, calls from his home “in sunny gratitude, and because we play better especially true when, thanks to the Even though Curnin wrote all the what it’s done for us, too. So it’s a California,” though he’ll soon depart for than we used to,” Curnin says. “When introduction of the video age, many lyrics, he says his bandmates were on reciprocal thing, which is great.” a more wintery climate when he and we were younger, we had bigger other bands opted to put style over board with the things he was writing. It is this communal sense of empathy his bandmates head out on their audiences, but we weren’t at our best. substance. Curnin credits the way that “We were all like-minded guys. We’d that Curnin hopes will be particularly “FIXXmas Tour” this December, with Musicians do improve and your sense he and his bandmates were raised for be discussing events—the suffering in evidence for this upcoming FIXXmas dates across the Eastern and of what life is about and the depth that inspiring their more cerebral approach.
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