I Didn't Write Songs For A Very

When I Write A Song, I Always Start On Acoustic Guitar, Because That's A Good Test Of A Song, When It's Really Open And Bare. You Can Often Mislead Yourself If You Start With Computers And Samples And Programming Because You Can Disguise A Bad Song.

I Wanted To Keep The Music Very Electronic, Very Filmic, And Give It An Almost Sci-fi Like Quality. Music Is A Necessity For Me. I Go Into The Studio At Least Five Days A Week, Every Week, So Once I Had The Idea And The Template, The Process Was Quick And Fun.

For Years, I Was Stuck Behind A Keyboard Rig. When I Started Playing Guitar Onstage, It Was A Bit Of A Release - Not To Be Stuck In One Spot The Whole Night. It's Really Enjoyable Having The Freedom To Move Around. You Just Have To Remember To End Up Somewhere Near A Microphone.

I Don't Write Poems And Put Them To Music. Just Let Things Flow.

More Than Accepted, It's Encouraged For Rock Stars To Be Out Of Control.