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...KS: We've always been very health conscious. We've prioritized mental health over being constantly on the road, so maybe we're not as big as we could be. It's a really hard lifestyle, which means it's really easy to lose it to drugs and alcohol. The music industry can really squeeze you dry. We have a strong home base and we try to be adaptable and stay healthy...
...KS: New York used to be a really great place. It was really cheap and diverse and there were so many funky small clubs and so much going on. It was a really great place to grow up. There were these great streets with mom-and-pop stores, something really different. I think Gaby [Glaser, guitarist] would really agree with me here. New York City's really lost its identity. There are so few real cities anymore. You go to any city and ask the taxi what there is to do and you'll hear Hard Rock Caf, Nike Store...
...KS: For the band, basically every album shows growth and potential. Each album reflects on the time but we think all of the music is connected. It's not like there's a change or transition but a continuation. We like to try new things and don't have any rules. We just like our music to be danceable...
...KS: We're still really tight with the Beastie Boys--we've just known them for so long and we share the same home roots...
...KS: I think we all agree that it's an interesting take-off of what was already established. What these guys are the bastard children of Axl Rose, taking his worst elements. They're cool bands and they control a different influence and create a really macho industry. I think, however, that they are typical and boring of that macho idea...