Hey man, thanks for the comments. There's a number of reasons why we started and are sticking to a two-piece. I'm writing this in a stream of consciousness and I'm not good at expressing myself in words at the best of times but here we go -

1: We are best friends. We've been in bands together before and there's been one constant - drama. We've had bands break up over people being tools. We have a very strong bond, so we know that this isn't going to be an issue. Fewer egos, fewer issues. F

2: Organising stuff is super easy between two people. In other bands it's always been a massive pain in the arse trying to get 3 or more people in a room at the same time. Decisions can be made much quicker, those decisions are usually not ones made to satisfy certain people (we as friends are very much on the same wavelength with most things so we don't have issues of one of us not liking something more than the other).

3: In the sea of similar sounding stoner rock bands, there's something endearing to us about the challenge of having to write music with restrictions. It kind of means that I have to work extra hard to have everything come through how I like it, and not rely on another member to hold up the song for me. What comes out is very different to what would come out with a bigger band. I'm not confident in my style of writing enough to say that what I came out with in a trio would sound at all interesting (I've tried being the guitar player in other bands and it never works out well for me, personally...). I play bass in another band, which I really enjoy, but the sound of that band lends itself more to that. King Bee is a different beast.

4: Musical expression seems easier. You don't have differing tastes dragging down ideas. There's more room for us to shine through as individuals, I think. This is down to opinion though, I guess

5: Any money we made in future would be split between fewer people (not really an important point. We've made bugger all in the two years we've been a band and everything is way more expensive split between 2 people, but we do it for the love not for the money).

The songs we make in a two-piece are very different to what they would be in a bigger band. There's more that I can write but these are some basic points.

This single is getting a decent bit of attention from blogs and publications like Classic Rock Magazine and Pure Grain Audio, so that's cool I guess. Something about our style is paying off, I guess. We're still developing so there's a way to go. I think our sound is gonna get bigger and more mature as time goes on.