Matt O'Neill, Journalist

"Classy without being toothless."

"A rich and malleable sound that moves across soul, reggae, dance and pop-rock with grace."

"To be honest, it wasn’t really a conscious decision. In terms of my own musical knowledge and stuff. I actually made the decision to start learning to sing a couple of years ago."

"You know, listening to our old stuff... I don’t know, maybe it was sentimentality or maybe just a new appreciation of what we were doing before... We got to talking a lot more and it just happened out of that, I guess.”

"Most of the vocalists on our album, aside from Emeli Sande and Alex Clare, were up-and-coming talents we found around London."

When Danny and Sandy finally get together, it’s not especially emotional. Still, they nail the basics. Fans will have a great time.

"We were looking at new covers for this set and we decided to do a Daft Punk medley. And, then, they announced a new album and just everyone was posting about it."

"Oh, man. I have like 50 things that are not finished and mastered. It takes so much time! I’m a perfectionist. I don’t want anything shit going out there."

"Working with vocals, it represents an obstacle to us – but it also excites us and makes us want to keep writing and working on the material."

“They’re kind of all about not making anything comfortable."