Working with the Latin language is pretty powerful. Working with a language that is not spoken vernacularly is intense.

There is some music that's truly dark, in that it's dark in terms of hopeless. But then again, the act of hope is just making the work of art.

Listening is active. It's like vision. It's like the idea of the eye projecting light, which I've heard is what children and infants say when they're asked to explain vision - that the eye projects light, rather than just receives it.

Working with the Latin language is pretty powerful. Working with a language that is not spoken vernacularly is intense.

Water is the most purifying element. It's always involved in baptisms, healings, that kind of work.

Musicians always want to sacrifice our creativity to get involved in environmental issues or political activism of some sort - to reduce it to something more populist in terms of sing-alongs or guitar songs with a message.

I love the appropriateness of making a dogmatic statement. I support that, but that is a different level of the individual consciousness than was the source of our music.