Toazted spoke to Peter Hayes the singer/guitarist from the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club at the backyard of the Paradiso music temple. Despite the fact that the American band has published their fourth album called 'Baby81' Peter points out that they still need to learn certain aspects of recording an album to make even better music. The Rebels singer also talks about the political tracks on the new record and gives his point of view on the present American political landscape.

Robert Turner talks to Toazted about the making of this pure rock n' roll record and how they tested the songs out in front of pure rock n' roll audiences.

"The hardest audience is just any audience and just standing in front of people puts a sweat on you and it just heats you up really quick and you gotta say the words right and you can't mumble through and then you gotta figure out which bridge is gonna pick people up and keep 'em interested rather than going to the bar and getting a drink. Those kind of pressures really shape a song fast. It's not so much from a reaction of a crowd, you play in front of anyone and its puts a pressure on you and you don't want to look like a fool."