Moloko's Mark Brydon chats to I Like Music

ILM: As a band you've been the soundtrack to many people's last decade and sold plenty of copies of your 4 albums, with Time Is Now reaching #2 and going platinum. How much of a sense of achievement do you wake up with each day?

MARK: The thing that really brought it home to me, you know, we've made records and they'd come out and you'd read a review and think that's alright or that's not good or whatever, but what brought it home to me what music can do was The Time Is Now. Because that was the first time when we'd go out on stage and people were smiling at you and singing it. And you'd hear the stories about oh we fell in love to this record, or this helped me through the death of so and so, and just quite how powerful a song can be, and at the time I had mixed feelings about what I did and was thinking, this is really frivolous way to lead your life, making silly music, and what's it all about and then I realized just how worthwhile it was and just what a positive thing it was to do. That a song could really be very positive. And that's a great feeling, I'll always be proud of that.
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