Benny Doyle, Journalist

“I just want people to walk out of there glowing from dancing, connecting with their friends and having a great time.”

“Things are a little bit tense and weird right now but we’re trying to work it out and make sure these songs don’t get lost forever ‘cause I think they’re the best ones we’ve ever done.”

Opposites will divide fans, but if you give it time it will get you in the end.

“It’s definitely shot a bit of life and put a bit of fire in it and everyone is feeding off each other, which is all you can ever want in a band.”

“It’s always been music, the one common theme that ties us all together. So when you have that love affair and there’s this symmetry that happens between the four of us when we play."

“They’re not looking for the same old bands anymore [over there]; they’re looking for something new. Hopefully we can give that to them.”

“We did a show at the Powerhouse a little while ago with a fourteen-piece orchestra and since we’ve done that we don’t ever want to go back to being a four-piece band, basically. It’s opened up a massive can of worms.”

If you want a voice of clarity, reason and truth, then sit back and let Jessie Ware glide right over you.

He’s nothing if not solid, but don’t think you’re dropping the needle on a classic.

You won’t hear another record like The D.O.T.’s debut this year – this is both a good and bad thing.

This star’s long been born, but now she’s fully formed.

“I do original songs. One of them is called I Wanna Bend My Dick To The Back Of My Arse So I Can Fuck Myself. I also do Turbonegro covers, I do Clutch and I do GG Allin."