If You Took Music Out Of My

When You First Sit Down To Write The First Song, Until You've Maybe Got Three Or Four Under Your Belt, It's Always, To Me, Like A Mountain To Climb. You Look At That One Blank Piece Of Paper And You Think, `god, How Many Songs Do I Have To Write Here?' It Always Feels Like Pressure.

I Wanted To Keep The Music Very Electronic, Very Filmic, And Give It An Almost Sci-fi Like Quality. Music Is A Necessity For Me. I Go Into The Studio At Least Five Days A Week, Every Week, So Once I Had The Idea And The Template, The Process Was Quick And Fun.

I Didn't Expect Us To Be Around After 25 Years.

I Always Hate Explaining Away Songs, Because For Me They Mean Something, And For Other People, They'll Mean Something Absolutely Different.

I Don't Know If It's Cool To Say This Anymore, But I Grew Up Listening To Gary Glitter. A Majority Of His Songs Were In That Shuffle-blues Beat, And I Think That's Probably Why I Tend To Write Like That.