The idea behind setting up Believers Roast was to have a label to release my music and eventually consolidate a lot of things that I've been involved in. I have a hard drive full of tunes, some completed and some half finished. I don't know who buys CDs or records anymore, so in terms of what format they take I'll have to judge the response to Buried Alone. I don't plan on releasing anything that I haven't had anything to do with at this stage. Running a label is a ball-ache enough when you're only responsible to yourself. I'd like to re-release The Monsoon Bassoon album I Dig Your Voodoo, which is no longer available, plus another album of B-sides, rareties and unreleased stuff, we did a lot of songs with Tim that never came out. Plus I have that Hatchjaw And Bassett stuff, Authority and Miss Helsinki recordings. I co-wrote, played on and produced an album with Spider Stacy from The Pogues a few years ago and that never saw the light of day, I might see if he's up for me putting that out, it's really good, quite different from anything either of us had done before. We'll just have to see how it goes. I'm currently producing, playing on and arranging an album by Tom Clues. It's a lot of fun. He writes these really maudlin, confessional and gritty folk tunes, he came to my studio and layed down his acoustic guitar and voice and then let me get on with it. I've added layers and layers of crazy psychedelia, funny instruments and really expansive arrangements to it and the end result is really unique, I feel. We've been working on it a while and it's not finished yet, our schedules just seem to clash a lot, but it's a beauty. What he chooses to do with it when it's done is up to him, but I've told him that I'd love to put it out.