I did end up buying something, because it was so much cheaper, called Shadow of the Damned . It's by that Suda 51 guy, who's a bit of an auteur I guess in video game design. I started to play that and it was alright, just a kind of conventional beat 'em up kind of thing. I hadn't played any games before that for a while. I bring video games up because the bass line in 'Leary Blips' reminds me of a video game in a way. It's not an 8-bit sound explicitly, but more like 8-bit in 3D. Were you exposed to a lot of video game music growing up? Yeah. I'm definitely a big video game nerd and it's only been because I've been busy with music and other stuff that I haven't played any lately. But that's not entirely true because I play a lot on my mobile. I've got an Android and I've got emulators of of 8 and 16-bit consoles. So whenever I'm going somewhere I'm playing all these old games I played when I was 5-years-old: Game Boy and Super Nintendo games, Mega Drive games. I'd say [video game soundtracks] were really influential because I spent so much time exposed to them. When I play these games on my phone now, on silent, particularly something like Pokmon and Mario , I hear all the sound effects in my head despite the phone being on silent. I just know the sounds and the music. That