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When Two Door Cinema Club suddenly found themselves in demand around the globe, those who were ever in doubt of the band were seriously proven wrong

We were all singing along to Paul Simon’s Call Me Al, Christmas came early and we were rudely interrupted by the Victorian Police.

“It’s also important to me to let the music speak for itself. I don’t think I should explain it. I mean, I would hope that the music translates."

“I don’t wanna start talking about it, but I was at band practice today – I’ll let you know that. So that’s as ‘on the record’ as I can get about that.”

“It’s taken me a very long time to put this album together, but the good thing about that is I’ve ended up with something I’m very happy with."

“I have no idea what’s next. I do have a backlog of music but my personality is that if I don’t get it out within a certain amount of time, I’d rather move on and keep everything fresh."

“All of our albums have been fairly different to one another, but I don’t think that we’re making a particularly radical departure from the previous one."

After The Fall are a reenergised band. It’s a DIY mentality now for the Central Coast rockers. With new album ‘Bittersweet’ due out soon and a run of shows on the horizon, KYS caught up with guitarist Mark Warner for a brief, quickfire chat recently.

Peace. Love. Unity. Respect. Dance music’s four-pronged holy trinity – the four elements from which the rave scene initially drew its power and slowly but surely infiltrated the stadiums of the world.

Having recently tore the roof off our brand new party THE EARLY HOURS; Melbourne three piece The Red Lights are doing massive things at the moment