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"What we’re doing is cultural, spiritual. It has something to do with how people live, and that’s what culture is, you know what I mean?"

"I’m just making do with the voice that comes out of my face, and I try and manipulate it so that it suits the character of whatever I’m trying to convey."

"I’ve got another project which I can’t really say much about at the moment, but things are coming together for that quite nicely and you can expect to hear more about it soon."

"I know my metal and I know I have my metal cred and there’s not an 18-year-old downloading kid that can take that away from me."

"To some people, heartbreak is the catalyst to everything amazing that happens in their life thereafter."

"For a pop band I think it’s particularly difficult because you can’t get onto commercial radio without having a hit, and you can’t have a hit without being on commercial radio."

"There were always differences in Kyuss. In my opinion that’s why Kyuss was such a short-lived experience first time around."

"I think [dance] music has become so polarised of late. You’ve either got people who are really EDM or really super underground."

"What’s been really good about it is basically lots of the songs on the album are just acknowledging that human beings go through shit, and everybody goes through shit."

"I think as far as the hustler side of things I’m still getting my music out there without any airplay. They can’t deny that I’ve hustled the hardest."

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