That was a very loud silence at the end there.

Originally Posted by Taylor York

I don't think we knew that we were going to write super poppy songs or dance-y songs, but it just kind of happened.

This could either be very cool or completely awful. Guess we'll find out in three months?

So basically they just badgered them about the two guys leaving the band. Nice work Rolling Stone.

Originally Posted by anamericangod

So basically they just badgered them about the two guys leaving the band. Nice work Rolling Stone.

Well it was a huge part of where they got to now. They can't all be like AP and just skirt the issue. It wasn't exactly all that the interview was.

Originally Posted by Gaugzilla

Well it was a huge part of where they got to now. They can't all be like AP and just skirt the issue. It wasn't exactly all that the interview was.

I agree it is important, but it seemed like they focused a bit too much on it. There was a lot more they could have asked about. The way the interview ended didn't seem very comfortable.

Quote:

I heard a lot more pop influences on this record.

didn't know they'd let anyone hear it yet. jealous.

[silence]

that's a bold statement

Way to go Rolling Stone. Pulling at the drama instead of the music.

Seriously, Hayley is the best.

I love that after the last question it actually says "silence"

Awkward interview. It's clear they're not comfortable talking about the split.

Originally Posted by ARo2431

Awkward interview. It's clear they're not comfortable talking about the split.

Yeah, especially since Hayley deferred to Taylor and let him answer first. And of course they barely had Taylor answer anything and the title of the article only had Hayley's name in it.

RS focused nearly entirely on the drama. Bleh. I wanted to hear more about the album...

Like Hayley said, Keagan's interview was much more interesting.