be built from the drums up. Luckily Simon is the best drummer in Selwyn St, so we always have really solid beats to build around. Our songs are always fairly much written before we record them so the structure is there already. We practice quite a lot and this is where the songs get fine tuned... well, as fine tuned as we can make them What's been your best recording experience? MARCUS: Just making songs at home. We've started on putting down songs for a new album which will hopefully be out early next year. So far this experience has been great. JAMEY: It?s yet to be seen whether we get to EP length, put it out and start on the next one though MARCUS: Our gear keeps improving and expanding all the time and we're getting better at communicating with each other during the recording process which is incredibly important when there are 5 people collaborating. What's been your worst recording experience? MARCUS: We went into a proper 24 track studio to record our ep, thinking that we'd be able to set up in a big room and bang out the songs all together like a gig, except, when we got there the engineer wanted us to play all our bits separately to get the cleanest signals. It was our best option at the time so we had to go with it but we doubt we'll go to a proper studio again. The results were adequate but not amazing