So you got a bigger room?

Chris laughs, "Yeah now we got a five bedroom farmhouse. So that's all right."

So you all share it with a rehearsal room?

"Yeah. Our landlord is twenty-five. He's only a couple of years older than us lot. He inherited it and his grandmother lived in it. It's massive, with a dairy attached to it. The dairy makes for a wicked practice room. It's tall and we put some gym mats up against the walls and stuff, (smiles) so the sound doesn't get out."

While Chris speaks, Tom enters the large room at the Soundhaus. He walks over in our direction, introduces himself and apologises several times for his earlier absence. I explain the current topic of situation. Straight away he dives into the conversation.

"It's right out in the sticks though. We're away from everything you know what I mean? The nearest thing to us is a little bar shop down the road and that's all we got like, it's cool."

I briefly explain to Tom what we've covered. I direct my next question to him. As a band do you think you've created your own style or do you think you've got your own style? Chris was saying before that it's like a roller coaster, well not a roller coaster as such but with ups and downs, basically it's different.

"We've got our own kind of style in a way, in different elements of music. We'll have one electro rock tune kind of thing and then and we'll have our signature on a slower tune but still with that electro vibe, maybe with a hip-hop beat breaking in there. We've got a lot influences but we've pretty much got our
own style." >>