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“We’re guilty of finding reasons to leave the studio,” he told
NME. “When we’ve made records in Los Angeles, it’s like, who’s playing tonight? Which one of our friends is playing a gig that we can jump to? ”
“I think sometimes in the difficult moments of making records, we’ve had opportunities to get out and duck it. Whereas with this if you’re having a challenging day, where you feel like this song isn’t going anywhere or whatever the issue might be, you really have to face it and face it head on – which we haven’t historically done too much of.”
You Me At Six: Recording Suckapunch Producer: Dan Austin
You Me At Six producer Dan Austin.Photo: Ed Whitfield
For their latest album, You Me At Six threw out the rulebook and spent six weeks at a residential studio in Thailand. Producer Dan Austin was at the helm.
Hailing from Surrey, England, five‑piece outfit You Me At Six have spent the past decade and more pushing boundaries both musically and sonically. Never a band to rest on their laurels, their ambitious sonic experimentation has seen them successfully fuse a cocktail of dance, R&B and hip‑hop elements to a pop‑rock template. And they’re not afraid to employ whatever means at their disposal to achieve their forward‑thinking musical vision. With six albums already under their belt, their seventh and newest album Suckapunch saw the band up the ante in all departments, in the process creating one of the most original and fresh‑sounding albums of recent times.