Sometimes people will ask a real "Why are you beating your wife?" question where there's some assumption built into it, and all you're trying to do is kind of re-contextualize it with some element of truth, and it comes across as incredibly defensive, or just really weird.

Look, up in the sky! It's the sky!

Worlds going to hell anyway, have a good time.

I think that the most effective social protest that any artist can do would be things that come naturally and feel obvious. I think the Resist movement will continue among people who believe in science, who believe in rights for women, who believe in civil rights.

I feel like the future is unwritten. So many of the things that we write now haven't been about educating people on the environment, they've been about disseminating facts. But I feel like it could be productive to write something that explored directly the idea of fragility.

You have to define how much of a cultural politician you are as a performer. There are times where I just want to remain a civilian.

A lot of times I'll post things on Facebook, and the immediate response will be like, "Stick to the music!"