"Most of this album was made just by Scott and I hanging out and experimenting in our studio," Grean reveals.
"So it's not like a traditional record where there's a 'band.' Inspiration would strike, and one of us would just play something. When you're being spontaneous, you can't call someone up and say come on over and play the bass, that just slows things down and kills the vibe. So I ended up playing a lot of different instruments on this record." - more on this story
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