to fit particularly well with this project! No, it's about having your own little world for the band, and I think having that sort of look to it helps. It kind of compliments the material when we play on stage, and it kind of suggests that we have a sense of humour and aren't taking ourselves too seriously, which is important." S] Speaking of the stage show, how does the whole thing work live? I understand there's a lot of audio-visual elements to it as well? J] "He does a lot of the legwork, keeps me in time. Then we've got the films being screened on a 50s TV set and then on a projector at the same time, and then I play a bit of guitar, a bit of banjo. Hopefully there are several things to watch, because there's a musical performance and it is very much live -- it can go quite spectacularly wrong, which I think is the definition of 'live' for me! There is that and then there's a lot of footage -- to be honest, most people just end up staring at the footage, which suits me, and I think it suits Wrigglesworth as well!" S] So you have various different themes for your current recorded material -- you have the latest single, 'Everest', which is about the first ascent up the mountain, and then we have the whole EP about the Second World War and the various facets of that ('The War Room' EP).