recording process like? MG: Well we kind of accepted the fact that when we bring in a demo it is going to come out pretty different than what we started with and so the process now is kind of like, start with an idea and see what happens. Billy Scher: A lot of the stuff we send to each other via the iPhone voice memo. It has been coming really handy lately. We have a lot of ideas on the go. Try to throw a few of them together. See what sticks. It is really nice because it is a mental voice pad. Will and I also pass back and forth Ableton sessions and iPhone notes and build upon each other's ideas. I don't know, every song is kind of different. Would you say the track comes first or the vocals? MG: I would say it really differs. Usually there is some kind of really basic track and then the vocals come. Sometimes it is literally just like me singing into my phone a lick and then building off of that. You have this kind of interesting rock and roll sound combined with electronic music. What are some of your influences? BS: Right know I am all about Tame Impala and Matthew Dear. Pretty much anything Matthew Dear touches I am all about. I just love Matthew Dear. MG: I agree with all of those. Also been listening to a lot of more experimental on-the-fringe dance music. I am really