"I had confidence in the fact that we'd hit on something that was new and something which was different," says Heal. "But when you're doing something that is new and different, there's always the risk as to whether people are going to reject it because it's a bit out of step and ahead of its time. You do have to put yourself on a limb. We haven't been afraid to confront those two separate audiences. We toured the UK with Carcass, who are a death metal band, and going through some extremely violent confrontations with very narrow minded metal audiences. But that's done us good and I think has made us take off so much, because we haven't been afraid to take it out there and confront people with something unique. So I think as long as you're brave enough to stick up for what you really believe in, then there's no reason why things shouldn't move quickly."