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I have been doing a bit of trawling for background information & references for this page. There are a few interviews with some or all of the group around the web. Here are some interviews I have found:
Is it worth collecting any info behind the track and album names? I don't know if there are any documented interviews on this. Some are nice surprises and some are self-evident, but it probably qualifies as original research, not encyclopaedic. e.g. Silent Night has a melodic fragment which sounds like the opening bar of the carol - near the end of White I think; See through has big holes in it; Mosquito has couple of zzzts from a guest artist. Andrew Kepert09:58, 31 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]