If Punk Was About Getting Rid Of

Well, As Resources Inevitably Disappear [in Africa], People Have To Make Do With A Lot Less. You Have To Be Much More Ingenious With A Lot Less, And Accept That You Can't Get Your Perfect Tuna Sandwich On A Street Corner.

I'm Not Really One Of Those People Who Believes That If You're A Musician You Can Just Leave That Behind And Start Getting Into Politics

Every Time I Go To Africa, I See The Future. I See What The Western World Is Going To Become. It's A Very Futuristic Place.

I'm Slightly Ambivalent To The Whole Relationship Between The Whole Advertising World And Music. I Think Sometimes It Works And Sometimes It's A Really Bad Mismatch. I Think On This Occasion Its Fine Because The Ipod Is Like Your Own Mini-library And That Can't Be A Bad Thing. It Promotes Eclecticism And That's Very Much What We Are About So It's A Good Relationship.

I Used To Go To Work And Take Heroin In The Studio And Then Stop When I Came Home.