Music

They've played around the country including Garage and Barfly in London and more locally at The Social.

Their debut single 'Tic Tac Toe' is out now and can be purchased at Selectadisc in Nottingham.

Recently they were invited in to the BBC studios in Nottingham to perform an acoustic session. They were also interviewed by The Beat's Dean Jackson.

During the interview, members of The Kull talk to Dean Jackson about:-

• The history of The Kull
• The Kull sound
• Local influences inc. Six. By Seven
• Their new single 'Tic Tac Toe'

If you fancy seeing The Kull on stage, they're appearing at The Social on 13th December and Junktion 7 on New Year's Eve.

Quickfire questions for The Kull's David Startin

The Kull's single cover

Tell us about the band's name...

Andy came up with the name, he's probably got some intelligent reasoning, but he never lets on to us.

Influences...

We are influenced by Joy Divsion, PJ Harvey, The Doors, Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster, Bauhaus, Interpol, Queens of the Stone Age, among others.

Best gig...

It's got be the single launch party at the social. There was a healthy turn out, some great convoluted images and we played a great gig. Good night had by all.

Best band ever...

It's not a band, it's man. It's got to be Bowie.

Worst moment touring...

Urinating into bottles when our driver wouldn't stop for a toilet break. Then having half our belongings stolen from a YMCA in Glasgow.

What the band hopes to achieve...

Nationwide success. The same as every other band.

Any examples of 'rock 'n' roll' misbehaviour?

Of course, but we're certainly not going to let the BBC know about them.