With the song "Laputa" Uh, it was triggered from a idea that Bender Showed me in the studio that was just a loop And then it went from there I really love uhm, Hayao Miyazaki Uh, Studio Ghibli films My favourite is "Princess Mononoke" They're magical but they're very, they're very human and moral and uhm, political Put in a really nurturing way, I really admire that about Miyazaki's work And the film scores are always really cinematic And quite often when we're checking or when we're writing I try to Write from a visual standpoint, so He's-he's-he's definitely a massive influence, musically, even though they're films So I found out that he retired recently, and uhm Bender had sequenced uh, just like a synth sound idea that Simon was playing with And he sequenced it and when he showed it to me, uhm It sounded like the scene from "Laputa", which is one of Miyazaki's films Where there's like a floating castle in the sky and there's a garden in the sky That is tended to by these like giant, gentle robots And the sound, it s-, like visually, I just naturally went there when I heard it And because he recently retired I wanted to write to it, uhm Kind of as a tribute to him and his work So the f-, the origin, like the start of, of the song is like an introduction to his artistry