Kristy Wandmaker, Journalist

They have evolved as a band, moving slightly from the Interpol intellectualisms towards a Two Door Cinema Club indie pop vibe, but their brooding honesty is still there, setting them apart and ahead of the rabble.

"Honestly we just didn’t want Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings to hear that we were trying to steal their thunder or something like that."

“I hope that it’s a reflection that I’m growing up a little bit, that I’m getting over myself a little bit."

"I don’t know if we’ll be playing any new stuff besides the last record, but you never know. Maybe we’ll decide that we wanna play a bunch of weird new music and cover songs. I don’t know, we’ll see.”

“The stuff that we’re writing that is perhaps less urgent or more subtle, and that in the past we might have just mercilessly thrown away.”

“Not that this is our last record, but we always make records like they could be our last.”

It’s a decent record, it truly is, but they are so much better.

“By the time we get the new record out, I’m guessing it will be like February or March, then there will be time to promote that in the US and by the time another year and some change goes by, we’ll go back and promote it in Australia.”