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“It wouldn’t take much, perhaps a little selflessness, humility, putting certain egos aside from time to time,” Lecornu said Monday.

And judging from the surreal interludes he drops into “Urchin” from time to time, you can spot the influence of Jonathan Glazer too.

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Trotman has spent a lot of weeks away from home in that period, but will still be involved and on tour from time to time.

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"Not to erase it, but to store it, looking ahead, coming back to bits, traces or entire silhouettes from time to time, like revisiting memories."

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A seasoned rock climber, he also works in construction and helps Siegel out with repairs from time to time.

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