of what we do. We're writing better songs than ever, I think we've nailed our sound and we know what we want from our music and I think we also know now how to get the crowds going. We've got better live.  I think we've all just matured. We've got rid of the silly or ironic, edgy maybe like humorous tones in the music, which I think is very fleeting. Hopefully, I think now that has all come together, people can just start enjoying it. And we don't have any pretence. We just want to get out there and make some good music. That all we can do really isn't it? So it must be a good feeling to have such an influential DJ quite vocally backing this single after some of the criticism you've faced... Yeah, well, you know. People can be negative but I just think if you don't like something, why talk about it? Just talk about the stuff you do like! Though, that's not really how the British Music Press works I guess! [Laughs].A lot of it's dying.  I think we've got more fans on our Twitter than some of these big magazines sell in a week. I feel like they don't have any power anyway which is quite satisfying. You already mentioned the sample you've used on the track from The Supremes; you've always been very diverse in terms of style. What other particular bands or genres are you listening to and looking at for