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"It’s just like: let’s just look back on the things that we did and we can do it with everyone involved, everyone knows, and that’s a good feeling. I think that’ll be a good feeling for everybody.”

“It’s gonna be a fun show – [we’re] playin’ all the loud songs ‘cause I figured everyone will be drunk by the end of the night and it’s the Beetle Bar and everyone talks, so I thought right, we’ll do the big ones!”

“We’ve supported The Aston Shuffle twice on their tours, and we’ve also played two more festivals with them so we’ve been fortunate enough to become good friends with those guys."

"I was playing house music and electronic music on the air for thousands and thousands of people but I never realised how many people were listening. It was just me dancing around my studio the same way I dance around in my bedroom.”

“Obviously when I first started I was just in it for the novelty aspect of getting gamey sounds, then it wasn’t long after I started doing it that my main focus became trying my hardest to make it not sound like a Game Boy.”

"There’s about a million micro genres of rock out there and people will very easily find distinctions there but there’s only maybe a dozen of us playing soul and each band is so different. I think it’s great. I love soul music so I think it’s fantastic.”

Something For Kate's frontman Paul Dempsey gives us a few of his memorable music moments.

“I must admit my repertoire is somewhat limited by my abominable guitar playing. I play guitar like a drummer. Pretty much just bang my fists against the thing and hope for the best.”

"[When] you’re a young band, it’s very hard to say no to them – ‘Cool, let’s go play that festival’ and ‘Let’s go support that band’ – but perhaps what we lacked was a real long-term plan; a long-term goal in terms of”

“When I met Quentin Tarantino I met my movie sifu – my master, you know what I mean?” the Wu-Tang legend speaks out about his new film.

"We are so close to having this record completed. It’s been about 15 months of on-and-off recording in about four or five different locations…"