Once we have a melody we normally record a demo on an iPhone and take that to the summer house so we can work on it. I think it helps to have something to start from. We normally start with a few chords, and we jam from that. We have a rehearsal space in Aarhus where we usually start playing, it’s a little bit out from the centre of the city. You’ve said previously you prefer recording in remote locations, so you can be “isolated from everything but your working space”. It’s mostly rock, for the first time there’s now a good rock scene in Aarhus. There’s a new venue that’s just opened called TAPE which is really nice. Sometimes it’s nice, but it can also be a bit frustrating, a bit claustrophobic. You end up meeting the same people everywhere, all the time. There’s a university here so people are really young.

It’s a small city, but it was a great place to grow up.

What was it like growing up in Aarhus? Was there a big music scene there?

Ahead of shows at MOTH Club and Latitude, we spoke to the band to find out more about an early punk dalliance, jamming by the sea and the difference between the Danish and British festival scene. Having caught the attention of King Krule and The XX producer Rodaidh McDonald at one of their live shows, Søren, Villads, Vilhelm and Tobias are set to release their first full length EP “First” on 20th May.

Recently signed to XL Records after a brilliant debut on Escho, Danish four-piece Liss produce fresh, soulful tracks that are fast making a name for Aarhus natives as the new sound of pop.

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