Kate Kingsmill, Journalist

“He’s the first guy I met in comedy actually, before I even started... He’s great company, Mez, he’s always made me laugh off stage and on stage, so it’s good to do a tour with a mate.“

“Realistically, I don’t think it’s possible that we would do another record like that again. It’s also really natural for bands to evolve as well, and keep finding their sound.”

"They were like old guys and they just rocked the hell out and they were so amazing. It doesn’t really matter I guess how old you are, it’s how much energy, physical energy you have for it."

“This is us, this is what these four people made and this is where we are. And let’s start a conversation. Undoubtedly there’ll be strong opinions, but fuck, it’s good. It’s a good thing to do. So let’s keep it TZU. That’s what it is.”

Five minutes with Genevieve Bailey.

Five minutes with Torsten Lauschmann.

Five minutes with Pose.

“It’s a new era and history is being made and remade everyday. I’m a big fan of movement and progression so if I adapt that to the current state of graff and street art today I would say it’s incredible."

Five minutes with Charlotte Day.

In her portrait shots of skateboarders, Nikki Toole aims to capture the “zoned-out” look skaters get when they’re on their boards, writes Kate Kingsmill.