TMN: The chemistry between the three of you is undeniable, it shows in your music and live performances. I think one was called “Secret Circus,” and it was very rubbish. One of them is “Undercover Martin,” which we still play today, and the other two got phased out quite quickly as they weren’t very good. What was the very first song you guys wrote together? Alex, you and Sam met in Grammar school and then after a few other projects you guys created Two Door Cinema Club. TMN: Alright, let’s talk about the early days.
Shows are the only real parameter that you have for it. Music sales and streams is all a bit warped because it’s really hard to analyze what’s really going on from that. I think to come back, after not having much radio or whatever, and do Ogden, is great because it’s the only parameter that we have that more people are finding us and coming to the shows, buying the tickets. Thinking that is when you start to feel like you are actually doing something real, and it’s not just based on hipsters in the biggest cities. Other places can carry through – if you do a big show in London you can probably do a sizable show in New York, but maybe not in Denver or Texas. It’s not exactly the same as New York or Los Angeles, where you have this big influence of European music. What was it like to return to Denver to a sold out show here at the Ogden? TMN: Speaking of that show, you guys were on your first headlining tour and played for a pretty small crowd. We are trying to brainstorm ideas, even though we have no idea what we are going to be. We are in the process of working out because we are playing in San Diego on Halloween night, so I think we are going to have to dress up. We do not quite do Halloween the same way in Ireland so much, but it was fun.
I believe you guys said on stage that this was your first Halloween in America, correct? Now that you’re back here in the states again for Halloween, do you have costumes planned?
TMN: Hey guys, welcome back to Colorado! Your guys’ first visit here was at the Bluebird, on Halloween night. Check out what he had to say about Halloween in the States, Guinness and working with Madeon. Armed with a sheet of questions, our iPhone and a huge toothy grin, we sat down with bassist Kevin Baird and covered as much as we could in twenty minutes. A few days before Halloween, we headed up to the Ogden Theater to sit down with one of the hottest bands in music, Two Door Cinema Club.
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