Danny visits the band's recording studio 'The Church'. Danny and the band discuss Kev's love of Lego spaceships, who plays what role in the recording process & their recent experiences in America.

Danny finds out the story behind how Kev and Davie first met, how the band go about writing a song and recording their first EP at an isolated cottage in Wales.

Kev and Davie reveal the story behind the music and lyrics of the record's opening track, 'Hiding Bottles'.

The band discuss 'Fossils' and explain the importance of setting scenes in their songs and the themes of regret and forgiveness found on the track.

Danny and the band dissect track three from the album, 'Fuel on the Fire'. Kev reveals what he thinks is the 'loneliest sound in the world' and Davie explains the need for both creation and destruction whilst writing music.

In this episode the band dive into track four from the record, 'Breaker/Keeper'. Kev explains where you can hear his Steve Reich influence in the music and Davie reveals some of the hidden meaning behind the lyrics.

Hear clips from the fifth track of the record 'Not Every River' and find out why Davie believes this song encapsulates the overall theme of 'So that you might hear me' more than any other track.

In this episode, Danny lets his imagination run away with him trying to work out the meaning behind the lyrics of 'Laurel Wreath' and Davie reveals how the film 'Call Me By Your Name' had an influence on the record.