Adam Buxton

And then the pandemic happened, blah, blah, blah.

But finally I got it together and...

The reason that it finally happened was because I got hooked up with Joe Mount, who is the main guy in metronomy.

And I'd met him a couple of times and he's really good at doing things more or less the opposite way that I would normally do them, which is I would normally worry about every single detail.

Yeah.

carry on until things just didn't get done whereas he moves quite fast he's like don't worry about all that shit that you were saying about before all the ambitions you have for this album bulgarian choirs and let's do a nina simone parody and all this kind of thing he's like just bring in some of your demos and we'll do that and that'll be fine yeah but then it won't be good

Oh no, it was fine because we were in the same room.

We're like doing it.

I'd go and stay with him.

Okay.

He's got a studio at the end of his garden in Kent.

Just a little studio.

And so it would be just a question of, well, let's get together then.

We didn't really do anything remotely.

So it was all like, we'd save it for those sessions and I'd turn up and play him something new and he'd go, okay, well, either we can use that or we've got to reconstruct all that because you can't play guitar.

You know, I try and do demos playing the guitar, but I'm really like a five-year-old.

Yeah.

Just who's had one lesson.

The album, what is it?

I mean, it's 14 pretty short songs and most of them are sort of funny.