What's the best way
to listen to your album 'Further'? It was written somewhere
that it's uncomfortable to listen to during the daytime.
"It's quite absorbing," claims Andrew. "You could
listen to it while your driving, when you're in your room, lying
on your bed. It doesn’t really matter."
"This whole thing that it's late night music," states
Keith. "If you're doing things properly then late night
should be about four in the afternoon."
"I like the idea of come down music, but not necessarily
in a drug sense," continues Andrew. "That too, but
just for the point of view if you come back from a club, pissed
or knackered, whatever, you can put the music on, there will
be certain tracks that works, it’s full of different moods,
but I wouldn't call it a moody album."
With the talk of moods, the conversation somehow turns to sandwiches.
"I hate sandwiches, I prefer pizza," says Keith.
"He's been living on sandwiches for the last two weeks,"
explains Andrew smiling, "What was that one you ordered
in the hotel?"
"I couldn't believe it," begins Keith laughing slightly.
"We were in a hotel in Liverpool we couldn't be bothered
to wait for room service to come up. We ordered the pizza. They
had already ordered the pizza that we asked for but it was for
someone else in another room. They said we could have it and
they would make another one for the other guest. We got it upstairs
and it was full of banana!"
Interviewed by Andrew McLean & George
Lah-Anyane 1997
Photography © Andrew McLean & Geneva |
