Q. What's the best part of being with a band you know inside out?
A. We aren't friends anymore. We are brothers. I don't have a blood brother and this is the closest thing I will ever get to that.

Q. Your second album Mind Over Matter came out recently. What do you hope to achieve with each new album?
A. Although each album's scope and intent is varied, it is safe to say that each album we have and ever will produce comes out of evolution; our desire to grow and learn as a band, challenge ourselves, and the paradigms we hold as truths and formulas.

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Q. It's your band's debut at SulaFest in Nashik. Have you been to India before?
A. Even though this is the first time I'm performing in India, and my first time at Nashik, I have been to the country many times to visit family. This country has been a part of me since my childhood and I'm eager to share it with the band mates.

Q. Do you listen to Indian rock bands? What do you think of them? Any favourites?
A. I am just opening my eyes to the world of Indian Rock music. I was previously so engrossed in the American and European scene that it's now a breath of fresh air to watch these young bands. Sky Rabbit has caught my attention in recent years.

Q. On his website, singer Morrissey of the legendary rock band The Smiths called you one of his favourite new bands. Where do you hope to take Young The Giant from here?
A. We want to continue to learn, soar, grow, and play for the people. Beyond that everything else is just the icing.

Young The Giant will perform at SulaFest at Nashik from 8.40 pm onward on February 7. Tickets available on Bookmyshow.com