A Rock Musician's Career Is Short-lived. To

This Is How It Essentially Is For Bunny Junior. He Loves His Dad. He Thinks There Is No Dad Better, Cleverer, Or More Capable, And He Stands There Beside Him With A Sense Of Pride - He's My Dad - And He Also, Of Course, Stands Beside Him Because He Has Nowhere Else To Go.

Texting Is Apocalyptic On Some Level. It's A Reduction Of Things.

The Idea Of Songwriting Is A Transformative Thing, And What I Do With Songwriting Is Take Situations That Are Quite Ordinary And Transform Them In Some Way. Apart From Things Like The Murder Ballads, The Songs I Write, At Their Core, Are Quite Ordinary Human Concerns, But The Process Of Writing About Them Transforms Them Into Something Else.

Some People, Myself In Particular, Have An Adversarial Relationship With The Camera, And It Sprouts Up In Every Photograph.

Everybody Tends To Overplay Live. That's Just The Nature Of Playing Live. And That Can Be Great, But It Can Also Kill Something That's Special, And Intimate, About A Recorded Version Of A Song. You Find Out Very Quickly Which Songs You Can Play, And Which Songs You Do Damage To By Playing Them Live.