A discussion on Bradley Cooper's A Star is Born is picked up, and they scream in mock anger when this writer slips up and reveals the ending. But then we talk about some of the issues tackled in the movie, like how Lady Gaga's character is forced to change her raw self into a slick pop princess. Does the music industry really force you to change?

"Maybe, it's a good thing people are talking about it. Most artistes are asked to fit in," says McVey, and Simpson adds, "It's about figuring out who you are, and being confident about that. It takes time to get there, but you also need to have good people around you. Fortunately, labels are now getting less important, but we are lucky we have one that gives us creative freedom."

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Talking about creativity, the band says that they all pitch in when it comes to song-writing and production. "The last album was very close to what we want to make as music. It was honest and true," says Simpson. The band believes that even though they are being synthetic on the platform, they take care of what they put up. "We keep in mind that we have young fans, and we don't indulge in any bad behaviour. We want to be good role models. Apart from that, we do whatever we want," laughs Ball.

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