How do you feel such fame so early into your career has impacted you all?
It just crazy! Real life doesn’t seem real anymore. Its all only just hit us in the past few weeks, but the good thing is none of us have taken it too our heads. We’re still that little band playing in Danny’s garage.
Where do your inspirations come from as a band?
Well my person inspirations have always come from M. Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold, but we all have our own separate inspirations, Dj’s being The Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Tom’s being Guns ‘N’ Roses and Danny’s being System Of A Down. Without the wide range of differences in all these band I don’t think that we’d be who we are as a band and individuals today.
What do you guys do for fun outside of the band?
Well I love to be around other friends when I’m not with the band mainly but I also do martial arts. Our bassist Dj plays American Football though, he is huge so I’m sure that sooner or later he’ll break someone! Tom on the other hand also plays the Violin and plays in an orchestral band.
The release of your album is coming up, anything we should look out for on it?
Actually yeah, track 4 was a personal favourite of mine and the rest of the band so definitely check that out. Also make sure you look inside the sleeve, there is a secret prize up for grabs and info on it is inside there.
What the craziest thing you’ve ever done?
Well most things I can’t really mention, but Tom once dressed as a werewolf and the rest of us put lab coats on and we chased him down the street Manchester. It was hilarious; he sat in a library with a book on wild wolves while everyone who walked past looking at him. Danny also was once in a chip shop and was being given grief off the guy behind the counter so Danny decided he would go to the toilet inside his shop.
If you weren’t where you are today and your band didn’t exist, what do you think you’d be doing?
That’s are hard one. I would have probably followed my first career path of being a martial arts teacher. I know that Danny would have been some sort of stunt man; he feels the need to jump off everything he sees, even if the object is 12ft tall!
Do you feel that an image for a band is important?
Yes and no. Its hard to stick to one type of image with a band full of totally different people, but I do think that every band should have some sort of image, even though we don’t have one because we are all to different to decided on one.
With social networking systems like Facebook and Twitter that give fans a direct link with bands like you do you find it hard to have a private life?
Not really, we do have a band Twitter and Facebook and we do post information on our up coming gigs and stupid things we’ve got up to and we get a lot of responses but we don’t have thousands of fans sat watching for a new post to come in yet so we don’t really have any problem with keeping certain things private.
Do you think its better to come out of nowhere to becoming famous like you did or to become famous on programs like Britain’s Got talent and American Idol?
I feel its much better to just appear than going on programs like Britain’s Got Talent, if you just appear people have to search around to find out about you whereas people who go on Britain’s Got Talent are opened up to the public before they even make it so everyone already knows everything about them before they even get started. A sense of mystery is always a good thing to have.
Where do you think you and the band with be in the next 5 years?
I hope we'll be playing a huge gigs like Download and we'll have lots of fans and followers so we can keep writing music and having the most fun we've ever had and probably will ever have.
