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Enter Shikari Chat To I Like Music

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ILM: Ooo. Very good. Have you been pumping the guns?

Rob: Er...something like that yeah. I need to keep fit when I'm not jumping around on stage!

ILM: We're all very excited about the second Enter Shikari album, Common Dreads. How does it differ to Take To The Skies?

Rob: The differences are massive, mainly in the ways we wrote it and recorded the album. We set ourselves two months to go into the studio and actually sit down and write. The first one was written over a couple of years whilst touring. This time we had a lot more time to experiment in the studio. With the first one we were in and out in two weeks! We didn't have time for any experiments, instrumentation, or recording techniques. We had so much more studio time with Common Dreads and so much more fun doing it down on the Isle of Wight.

ILM: You worked with producer Andy Gray, who has worked with the likes of Korn and U2. What was that experience like?
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