Daniel Cribb, Journalist

While Wainhouse is still refining the show, once The Anti-Chris is in full throttle, no one will be able to stop him.

"I’m more than my mug shot, and once the album came out it kind of proved that."

"Any label that would sign us would know better than to mess with what we’re doing.”

"You know, that’s the weird thing, most bands take eight years off and everybody forgets about them, but for us, we just happened to draw the lucky card where we took eight years off and more and more people started to care."

Metropole sounds like a reunion between three close friends who want nothing more than to share what they’ve learnt over the past eight years. And this reunion isn’t going to disappoint anyone.

"With this new CD, I want to go back to that more subtle approach, because this new CD, there’s no jokes on it, it’s just the album itself is a joke."

Daniel Cribb will be consuming a lot of coffee and hot sauce in 2014.

It was Livin’ On A Prayer that really sealed the deal.