When I found out that I was not only going with Natty to speak with the band, but that I was actually going to be speaking with them for her (since her voice wasn't up to the task), I was stoked. I was interested in the band as soon as she mentioned them, especially after going to their MySpace, hearing a few songs, and seeing all the good press littered throughout their profile. Well, it's definitely well deserved, and I'm excited to see what these guys bring to the table in the future! (Especially if they follow through with their "Space" plans...)
- Manda

The Montreal music scene has brought us some fantastic artists in the past, ones that have had number one hits and ones that never get the recognition that they deserve but we love none the less. Recently, I was introduced to a band by the name of Bad Flirt. They intriqued me and when we was offered the chance to talk to them on their recent stop in Toronto. We got to find out what inspire their music and just exactly what sort of candle they would smell like. Sit back and enjoy, as the members of Bad Flirt hit us with their humor and enjoyment of life.
- Natty

"There's a lot of good stuff! It's a rough terrain out there for an R&B quartet from the year 1994! So there's a lot of ground to cover."
– Evan, Bad Flirt

For our readers who don't know who you are, can you introduce yourself and tell us what you do for the band?

How did Bad Flirt come about, and where did the name come from?

But free drinks?

She makes up for everyone else's... ?

Alright. (Laughs) So "Virgin Talk" is your second release as a group. How do you think you've grown since the first release of "Six Ways to Break Your Heart", and was there a different process in recording "Virgin Talk"?

I understand that "Virgin Talk" is a homage to innocence and so forth, what inspires your lyrics? Are you influenced by outside sources or are they more personal struggles that you experience in life?

Comes across in your voice?

You did an intense North American tour before you settled in to work on the new album. Do you find there is a difference in the American music scene versus the Canadian music scene?

Yes?

Like you can go major city to major city more easily?

Who are your biggest influences out there right now in the music scene, and who inspires you to keep pushing forward?

So I was browsing around your MySpace and noticed that you have a lot of testimonials from the press in your bio. How does it feel to be so well received in the media, and how do you handle getting bad press?

Oh wait, nevermind!

And apparently you shouldn't wear white jeans...

Where do you see Bad Flirt going in the future, and what are your over all goals for the band?

(Laughs) Space?

I like it! Lofty! Now, in the sense that you guys want to go to space? Or you're going to send your music into space?

The Latin music scene, and space!

So we at The Sound Faction are five of the most random girls you'll ever meet, so with every interview we do, we try to end it with five random off the wall questions to end everything on a less serious note, always. So,

If you were a scented candle, what would you smell like?

Seeing as the holidays are coming up, if you could be any Christmas baked good, which one would you be?

Candied Yams?

If you could have any super power, which one would you want?

Yeah, of course you can make it up!

Who smells the worst in the band and ho often do you need to spray them down with Febreze?

And, last one, what was your favourite bath toy as a kid?

(Note: ... I have NO idea how you would spell that, Raf... but I tried.)

I want to say another thank you to Bad Flirt for giving us an awesome interview, and for giving us our first interview that ended in a bathroom! If you want to check out Bad Flirt, you can head to their MySpace, which is here.