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"She told me she was struggling with depression and was really close to ending it, but said that our music was the only reason she didn’t go through with it. After the gig, Regan and I shared the story with the rest of the guys and we all found it really inspiring."

UK four piece Rudimental have just released their debut album 'Home'. Topping single charts and touring around, we got to interview Amir Amor of the band!

"Making records was this thing I had to learn. For years, I don’t think Jebediah were all that good at recording. Only in the last phase of my life have I started to get the hang of it."

"I guess at the moment a lot of energy’s going into doing this tour and we’re heading back to Canada and we’re doing a bit of a US tour possibly at this stage."

"I'd gone from being this kind of like strange, dark creature from Basildon that everyone avoided like the plague, 'cause they thought I was a bit dodgy, to suddenly becoming very, very famous."

When we were introduced as the support band Shihad, he retorted,"Shihad? You guys must be fookin' crazy calling yourselves that! I mean, New York? Iraq?"

A couple of covers, some nu-disco (seriously) and a new Black Lips song!

"I wrote some of it overseas, in Copenhagen and Oslo, but the majority was written back in Melbourne within just a couple of months before getting into the studio."

“Most of my career has been on vinyl, so I’m definitely more comfortable with it, it’s more of what I’m about. It’s kind of a nostalgia show for all those people that were around at that time."