We can see where the switch went off in Marsden's head, right?

Where he says he describes his own project as fairly ambitious and ridiculous, right?

Like, he does know this is kind of silly.

He's building it as an affront to God, you understand, yes.

So he was a Q&A here, he was interview.

I do research for this.

I have a lot of cues, but I think there are no A's.

What gave you the idea to make a disco album about Brexit?

Party Down While the World Burns? no ways. What gave you the idea to make a disco album about Brexit, party down while the world

burns? Answer, I think I reached the stage where the only thing that could stop me watching

the news all the time was to immerse myself in something creative. But all he did was set the

news to music. It's a lib show, but there is a bit in Parks and recreation where Ben Wyatt, the kind of like young Twinkie Sissy supervisor, loses his job, grows a full beard and just starts making a terrible claymation movie because he has nothing and he has to create something and it's awful. And this is that.

Well, I think, so he, the guy who made this, I believe, works in, works in news in some capacity.

I'm not sure what it is. He's the music reviewer for the independent. Oh, okay. Well, I, news

adjacent. Right. So he's kind of news. He's also like one of those guys who's just like online all the time.

Not to say that the rest of us are, but...

We're doing it in a cool way.

Exactly. Yeah. We're all right in different ways. We're like, fellows, is it gay to...

Is it gay to make a disco album about Brexit?

It's not enough.

It's dangerous.

Exactly.

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