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“I’d written three songs and wasn’t quite sure where I was heading with it, and then one of those fortuitous things happened."

"British India has always been a thing of increments – [but] maybe the other guys plotted Wembley?"

"It’s been quite a massive undertaking to get to this point; we’re about to release an album that we’ve had recorded since last August and we just can’t wait to get it out there."

"A lot of what kept us going was the songs. And I think the four of us, before Kristen [May] approached us, didn’t feel like we were done."

"I just said to myself, ‘Man, I need a new band – I need a new dance band that’s gonna go crazy and gonna be the wickedest thing in the world,’".

"We’re going to a new venue that sounds really good. It’s not heavy metal at all. I think the scene’s changed in Albury, which is good to see."

"I had written those songs [for Firestarter] purposefully and not doing my usual thing of fleshing out tracks, because I was pretty keen to experiment with someone else."

"It’s weird because the whole EDM thing, it’s dance music and it’s electronic, but a lot of it feels just as far away from our music as hard rock does, or rap music does, ‘cause it’s very different."

"Crowbar has become a sort-of residency for us to play, and those guys have really gone above and beyond in order to get bands like us as many shows as they can."

"We’re just finishing up with the writing and getting into pre-production. It’s coming out really nice so far."

"As for people hating the band because of its name – well just as we pissed them off, they pissed us off."

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