spirit of those times again. Final thought, it is sad that these guys are no longer on speaking terms. Particularly given how perceptive and intelligent they all are. Let us remember that Ricky Gervais had a failed pop career in his twenties only to conquer the world in his forties. And his band was total shit. Actually that's a ridiculous point to make. I'll finish now. Ok one further final thought. I love how their logo is basically the graphic for the 'Airport' function on my MacBook. I have sometimes looked at it and have thought about Disco Inferno. I will do so much more from now on. Been doing much reading / catching up lately in the wake of the timely issue of the 5 EPs, and this interview is the most thorough and sympathetic of the lot I have come across: full respect to Mr Kulkarni for giving us such an intimate and revealing - and incredibly bittersweet - insight into exactly what was going on in the heads of two of the band members..... I too was fortunate enough to have their amazing recorded output from more or less the very first proper MM features (circa 1993/94) and have always held them up to be amongst the most incredible records of the early 90s - surely the most fertile period for the sheer number of wilfully experimental and divergent left-field bands that were DI's contemporaries (Laika, Moonshake, Pram, Seefeel, Stereolab, Main, Bark Psychosis being just a few