I Think A Lot Of Bands Are

Glasgow's Not A Media Center. When You're There, When You're Hanging About, You Feel Quite Detached From Musical Movements Or Fashions Or Anything Like That. You Do Feel Quite Alone, In A Good Way.

It's Very Rare That A Song Falls From Your Mind Complete.

You're Letting Such A Fragile Side Of Yourself Out When You're Creating Or Writing Music. To Do That With People Who Are Almost Strangers Would Seem Very Strange To Me. I Think That We're Very Lucky That We're Quite Close. To Us, It's Almost Like The Band Is The Grandest Possible Adventure You Can Go On With Your Friends. It's Really Really Exciting.

Maybe 'can't Stop Feeling' And 'turn It On' We'll Just Release As Singles. It's A Thing The Beatles Used To Do Which I Really Loved, The Idea Of Releasing Something As A Single Completely On Its Own.

You Can't Write For The Cultural Environment - If You Do That, By The Time It Comes Out, That Cultural Environment Has Passed. You Have To Be Aiming For Something That's Original - That's The Only Way You Can Have Any Kind Of Impact.