Moloko's Mark Brydon chats to I Like Music

MARK: What we've done is been experimental with pop music. That's what we've tried to do and hopefully that's what we achieved.

ILM: Statues was the first album Róisín and made as friends rather than lovers. I work alongside my other half too. What's the best and worst thing about working with a lover or a friend?

MARK: That's a big question. You've got to be there for all the ups as well as done. You've got to share in all of the ups and all of the downs. It was irremovable from life itself, it was our life.

ILM: It was like your journey together.

MARK: Yeah, you couldn't separate any of it. That was really amazing. It's very different for one member of a partnership to go off and have an amazing success and then come back and tell their partner about, but equally it was happening to both of us at the same time, but equally there was no letting it go at the end of the day. You couldn't get away from it, it's there constantly, and that's the hard thing about working with your partner, you've got to know when to leave it outside and leave it behind.
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