Chris Yates, Journalist

Wu-Tang Clan have wholly adopted the Bandcamp platform in recent months.

"My theory is that it takes quite a while for music to spread outside of the core fans – the purist music heads. So having a point of contact with the fans every few weeks with a new tune, I feel that there’s a snowball effect."

"It’s cool that people are doing really well out of drum’n’bass and that it’s crossing boundaries and stuff like that, but some of it is just a bit nasty and treats people like idiots."

"Sometimes you’re on top of the world because you feel like you’ve nailed a verse or chorus or beat or whatever it is. Then when everything finally gels and comes together it’s really exciting."

“I can’t afford no sample clearances, I’m still living with my momma and I’m poor."

“When people say ‘soul survivor’, I used to take that for granted until after I got sick and was able to come back. I now have a lot more respect for that title.”

Their sound is so well realised and natural that even while jumping around styles and ideas like kids with ADHD it all works and sounds like them.

"Researching where to place mics, what mics to use. We wanted the record to sound like you were having that orchestral experience, sitting in a great sounding room.”