Gallows No Longer Cut and Paste
. And in the third and final part of a documentary series on the making of the album, 'Lags' says more thought has gone into the writing this time. He adds: "We're writing songs now. I feel like throughout Gallows' career there used to be a lot of cut and paste riffs going on. "On the first album, very little thought went into the songwriting there. I literally just showed the guys the riffs and that was it. We never really thought about which verse fits into which chorus and all that. "Hopefully it's going to be all worthwhile, but we're pretty happy with what we've got so far." Read more and watch the episode here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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