Troy Mutton, Journalist

"I whispered in his ear, ‘Imagine this in front of 10,000 people in Australia’, and we both sort of looked at each other with a big grin, and we thought, ‘Yes’…"

"Oh my god it was craaaazy... But I don’t think it was brain surgery. I just don’t think people tour as groups enough anymore, you know?"

“We’re gonna try and get a new album sorted out hopefully by spring next year… I thought we could have a period after Christmas just working on music and I dare say we’ll be back on the road, say [UK] summertime.”

“We spent most of last year on this record. We recorded it with Tom Larkin in his Melbourne Studio Studio’s In The City... Like a long distance relationship it was a bit tedious at times but well worth it."

"We’ll probably be touring until the end of next year, I’d say... and probably longer, so it’s going to be the calm before the storm right now."

“I’m working on some new tracks at the moment. One of them is a collaboration with Marten Hørger and lyrics from MC Darrison.”

"Yeah, the album is coming to completion, just getting into the synching of the tracks on there so I think it’s going to be really special. I’m really excited about it."

“I fucking can’t wait to get back into the studio man... definitely, definitely can’t wait to get back in the studio.”

DJ Plus One of the Scratch Perverts, aka Niall Dailly has another little project you may have heard of called Jack Beats, who are headed to Parklife and along the way pushing any boundaries they can. By Troy Mutton.