Kula Shaker is most known for their hit singles 'Tattva', 'Hey Dude', 'Govinda', 'Hush' and a cover of Bob Dylan's 'Ballad of a Thin Man'. After their album 'K', 'Peasants, Pigs & Astronauts' and 'Strangefolk' they’re back with a new album 'Pilgrims Progress'. Toazted spoke Crispian and Alonza in the heart of Amsterdam about their new single 'Peter Pan R.I.P.', the new musicvideo, building their own studio, doing drugs and lyrics.

Video Interview with Kula Shaker. In the first part of the interview Crispian and Alonza explain why the new album is called 'Strangefolk'. They also talk about Guantanomo Bay, the song 'Great Dictator' and their collaboration with the Prodigy.

Part 2 of the interview with Kula Shaker where they talk about the new video, death and drugs.

This is the first part of this interview with Jay Darlington (keyboardplayer) and Paul Winterhart (drummer), taken from the AVRO archive. They talk about punk, their new album "K" and groupies.

"We've got teleporting groupies!"

In this second part of the interview, Jay and Paul talk about critics, the assembly of the band and Top of the Pops..

"You're miming to fifty schoolgirls!"

In the third part of this interview Jay and Paul talk about what music they favor theirselves.

"Craig said we did that Deep Purple song, Hush, better than Deep Purple." (before they even recorded it)

The fourth part of this interview is about traveling, the Indian influences Crispian brings to the band and what they expect from the new album...