Saint Clementine

SONGS: Hell your home, death my bedroom

Q: What was the inspiration for the song - Anna! Oh your eyes.

We wanted to make something catchier and different from what we're used to, so we came up with that fun and danceable riff and then everything else came out naturally, lyrics are kind of sad though.

Q: How is this related to 600 Bottles of Wine?

Like Claire, we're used to feel what dating (and stop dating) someone feels like, most of our songs sing about that!

Q: What's your drink of choice when creating music?

Iced tea, definitely

Q: Favourite movie/TV series soundtrack & why?

Nicholas Winding Refn's "Drive"! We use to listen to it a lot while on tour and we even sing about the movie in our song "Movie Night”!

Q: What is the best song to match with a bold red wine?

"Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" by The Smiths and, of course, "Hell your home, death my bedroom" by Saint Clementine!

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Claire is flung back into the dating scene after breaking up with her long term boyfriend Nick. She is apprehensive about the rules, expectations and implications that she has to navigate through on her journey as a newly single woman. When Claire makes a genuine connection that goes beyond one-night-stand sex with advertising manager Pat, she looks to her friends to help establish where she stands in the relationship. As this non-committal non-relationship continues Claire is forced to confront where she draws the line. 600 Bottles of Wine looks at the anti relationship, what dating is really like in an era where no one really says what they mean or what they want.

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