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"When we were writing the album, we really wanted it to be an album that you could just turn on and play from start to finish, and for it to be able to take people to a different mood."

"You know the old saying, ‘You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone,’ it’s completely true."

"I definitely wasn’t writing the track for commercial purposes or for anyone but myself, really."

"It’s body music, but there are surreal aspects to it, and enough detail to keep the mind interested."

"Becoming Human refers to that notion of: we’re all on the path to becoming better as people."

"The thing about The Stiffys is that we’re not just some novelty band, we’re pouring our hearts out and just trying to express ourselves with our unique brand of rock’n’roll."

"So it is raw, but it’s just how I like to write these days: to keep it as real as possible. I like a lot of different music and I guess it’s just who I am."

"I think we had some idea of exploring the more aggressive psychedelic intensity – strobe lights, metal, tinfoil, black and white kind of neon pixel explosion type thing."

“Sometimes we all work together, but a lot of the time it’s us bringing a whole bunch of stuff in and ruining it together.”

"I play mostly hip hop and trap music. But, my record is influenced by a lot of things."

Tiny Moving Parts have been slowly and steadily on the rise since their stellar sophomore release, This Couch Is Long And Full Of Friendship, a record that is equal parts sorrow and inspiration. On top of being Property Of Zack’s artist of the week, TMP seem to have their hands seriously full as of late, and are currently touring with their good mates, The Front Bottoms. Killyourstereo.com caught up with drummer, Bill Chevalier to chat about cliff diving and being on the road.