Watch: ‘10,000 Miles From Oslo’

There is perhaps no better way to explain it than photographer Dougal Gorman explained a couple of months ago in an interview with the band when the documentary released in theaters some months ago.

‘For the last seven years, across continents and album cycles, I have been photographing Sydney’s most beloved rock and roll band, C.O.F.F.I.N.

Perhaps more importantly though, we’ve become friends, sharing in successes, failures, and thousands upon thousands of headaches. Headaches of the best kind, though - the ones you get from cry laughing, flights at dawn to countries unknown, and foolishly late nights. Quite honestly, I feel that I owe an enormous debt to C.O.F.F.I.N for taking me to the deepest corners of the world - like Oslo, Norway. Which leads me to why we’re here, the new film, 10’000 Miles From Oslo, C.O.F.F.I.N’s latest documentary which premiered for the first time just last night in Melbourne. I wasn’t there, but I will be at the Sydney screenings. Tomorrow is sold out and maybe by the time you read this the Saturday session will be as well, but if you can make it, you should. Cry laughing and a foolishly late nights are guaranteed for both nights.’

That is what it’s all about, after all. Late nights and early mornings with friends. Give it a watch, and check out Dougal’s interview, here.