"If you're one of those people who's a little on the shy side, but you want someone to know you're not a prude, a Betty Davis record can explain that for you. In "Anti Love Song" she's trying to deny her most primal urges for a man she knows she shouldn't love, and through it she's just moaning and groaning. There's a pain there behind her sexiness. It's like there's a claw coming out of her mouth."

"I was turned onto this record—and to Firecracker Recordings in general—in London at Kristina Records, the best record shop I’ve been to in a while. The Panoram record rules. Really abstract and minimal like a lot of stuff coming out this year, but has this very melodic, positive, clubby, acid/’90s vibe to it as well that I really love. The subtle club vibe reminds me of when I was a kid. Super nostalgic and musical."

"This reminds me of a bad moment, but an important moment - and I just love this song so much. I was just coming back from the 2016 Olympics in Rio when Blonde dropped, and I downloaded it as fast as I could for the flight back. I was in a really bad place [missed out on a medal], but it's such a beautiful song and brings me such emotion. It really helped me in that way."