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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 10, 2011
Josh: "It's about my parents and how I've slowly seen them become more vulnerable. When you're younger, you think they're superheroes but, eventually, you need to start looking after them."
max: "I wrote this in the bus on the Warped Tour and I was listening to a lot of Pink Floyd. I wanted to write a really atmospheric song. People aren't going to be expecting this."
Taken directly from Kerrang Magazine, Issue #1376.
Aug 10, 2011
Josh: "As soon as I heard Max's riff, I knew this song was going to be a pissed off song. Having had Oli [Sykes] sing one track, I always thought it would be great to get Winston [McCall] on another one. What he did was everything I wanted it to be and more."
max: "Winston really gives it character. People don't expect us to make this kind of music, but it shows a different side to us."
Taken directly from Kerrang Magazine, Issue #1376.
Aug 10, 2011
Josh: "There's a Foo Fighters song on their new album and originally, accidentally, this had the same chord progression and same effect on it. When we heard the Foo Fighters' track, we went, 'Oh fuck,' and just left it. Then Max started messing around and came up with a different way of playing it."
max: "Foo fighters? No, no, no - to me, it sounds like The Killers. It's another great summer jam."
Taken directly from Kerrang Magazine, Issue #1376.
Aug 10, 2011
Josh: "I'm not religious but I do believe there's something out there. This song is about my frustration that both Dan and Chris' dads passed away, and neither of them should have. This is me talking to the dude upstairs and telling him that we're not getting along right now. The title, though, isn't about death at all. The French call an orgasm a little death, so we wanted to call the album that. The label said no, so it's a song title instead."
Taken directly from Kerrang Magazine, Issue #1376.
Aug 10, 2011
Josh: "At New Year, I decided to stop getting too caught up in the negative stuff people say. There's a lyric in there that says, 'I smile at all my enemies' and that's my mantra now."
max: "It's a big summer rock song. It's fun and lively. We've been listening to rock music - not pop-punk really - and you can see that in songs like this."
Taken directly from Kerrang Magazine, Issue #1376.