Chris Hayden, Journalist

"I also sampled stuff off vinyl records. I have this old sampling module at home that you can do really good pitch shifting with, so I use that all the time as well"

"The eldest in the band is 24, so we might as well just smash it now while we’re young,” he smiles. “I don’t think we ever sat down and thought to ourselves that it wasn’t going to happen, you know?"

Glad All Over is as solid a display of disaffected American songwriting as you’ll hear all year.

Just about every track on San Cisco could be a single and, with the way things have gone over the past year, there’s every chance they will be.

You win again Swifty.

“It’s not the be all and end all, and we’re not looking at it as our one break, but it’s not often that you get the chance to get on a stage and sing to a couple of million people. It’s been such a positive experience and we really want that to continue.”

“I just got back from Portugal where I got these really amazing recordings, but I’ve got no idea how to use them."

“I guess like any normal married couple there were times when we were like ‘Alright, I don’t want to work with you anymore!’ out of frustration more than anything."

“Now that we don’t have a drummer, we’ve got that space at the back of the stage that we can fill up with fun things.”