We are never afraid of taking it back a little at the casita or avoiding well trodden paths, just as long as we can add our own stamp to it. In 1994 Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans from the Future Sound of London were asked how they wrote music. Cobain said: "The ideal scenario would be one that we can't possibly have, and that is enough sampling time and a big enough desk to run a whole album at once and be able to effect every sound individually according to what we want. Because what will happen is that we write a track one day that's five minutes long, and four months later we'll come to actually putting it on an album and we'll decide we don't want five minutes of it -- we want a minute of it, and we want to change the sound in the middle of it! And at that point you can't -- so, ideally, it would be nice to have all the sounds for the whole album running live so you could do that. But that's impossible and I don't really know what the answer is. " How times change amigos.
