Why is White Wrench Conservatory breaking up?
Dixie Jacobs: It is basically a bunch of different reasons that are inherently personal. It wasn’t ever something I wanted to do, and I’m still to a certain extent pretty devastated about it. I don’t really know how to answer that properly without getting into personal stuff, which I totally don’t want to do. AVC: So basically your answer is, “None of your business.” DJ: [Laughs.] Well, people have been asking me about it and I want to tell them, but it is nobody’s business. I’d like to provide people with a more reasonable answer than that, because I’m not accepting of it. AVC: Lots of bands that break up don’t use the term “break-up,” because it sounds so final. Is this really it for you guys? DJ: It is so final. And it can be kind of redundant sometimes. Like, the fucking Scorpions just announced they were breaking up, but first they’re releasing an album and going on a three-year tour. What does that even mean then? When you say you’re breaking up, there’s definitely a certain amou
