Kate Kingsmill, Journalist

Their acclaimed 2013 album is their reaction

"I think rock music is in a crisis."

James Blakes' 'Overgrown' made it as one of Kate Kingsmill's favourite for 2013.

Barnett performs a beautiful solo version of Ode To Odetta before the band return for a souped-up version of Scotty Says.

"There's this little vomit stain in one of the rooms which is Ian Brown's vomit stain."

“Folk music is just music of the people… I guess sonically it’s got some conventions."

"I had two people in my family die at the beginning of the process, I was in a car accident, we were working our way through the album budget really quickly and I was starting to panic about where we were going to get the rest of the money [from]."

For an encore, Ghostpoet brings out Finished I Ain’t and Us Against Whatever Ever and with these he finally finds his groove.

"I think the flatter the line is, the more at peace you are with the world and the universe. So that’s something that I aspire to. And of course death is the ultimate flatline.”

"They do something that involves blurring the lines of their sexual orientation."

"I'm a big bugger, I’ve got a bit of a gut on me, so the audience gets to see a fat boy going hard, and using my belly as an instrument."

Climax after climax, twist after turn, we lose these flimsy characters in a ridiculous maelstrom of a plot. No wonder poor Mark Ruffalo looks so confused.