Miami Horror

Then...

When Vanshee wound it up, Mikey said, oh, Miami Horror need a drummer.

Nice.

And so I bounced from Vanshee into Miami Horror.

I did that for a year and then Broods called and I love the Miami Horror guys but things were – quietening down a bit and Broods were, that was I think 2014 and that record was an enormous hot record that year and they said, do you want to come and do the album campaign and And so I jumped at it.

And also it was just stuff that I loved.

Going back to the electronics and drums and working with the front of house engineer and working, you know, on levels and playback and how does that sound for the audience, that's kind of the through mentality through all this really.