kind of an evolution throughout your albums. And where do you think you fit in today's music scene? CONFRONT: Your latest singles, I read that they sort of come together to create a story with the music videos? PONTUS: It's not a narrative thing in a traditional sense but we started to discuss with the director, who we worked with on the last album as well, about the whole visual aspect of it. We started last summer about creating some kind of world that everything could have their origins kind of come from. It was on a fairly abstract level.  And then we took some elements from that world and put them into a video idea. And you can see some kind of narrative thing going on between the videos and it's a nice little piece of work in this imaginary world. CONFRONT: Now I'm going to ask you my last question, which is to draw something that represents you. [They did a group drawing.] ANDREW: It's got to be a whole, you can't break it down into parts. And I wouldn't describe it with words either because you want the image to do the talking. Connect with CONFRONT Like CONFRONT Buy CONFRONT Stuff If you would like to purchase Printable PDF versions of our issues, or to order hi-res quality versions of our copyrighted images, please send us an e-mail to order@confrontmagazine.com. Please include the direct link to the article and/or image you require in your email. For a