Let’s start with your background, given Spanish public might not be familiar with it. You were born in Chingola, northern Zambia, where your parents had fled the troubles in Belfast. Why did they decide to go there?

How was your ‘colonial’ experience there? I guess you were there with white community, if I’m not wrong. I would like to know how this has affected your life and career?

Your mother was an art teacher and your father was into the big band scene in Belfast. Then you came back to England to study arts. When did you realize you wanted to be a musician?

Since 1996 you have worked with several partners. Steve Hellier was your companion for two years with whom you had a MTV hit in 1997. Then Tim Holmes came to the formation and you released two more albums with collaborations of celebrity guests as Iggy Pop, Bobby Gillespie, Dot Allison, Hope Sandoval, Paul Weller, Nicola Kuperas and Liam Gallagher. According to some press of that time, 2002, your collaboration with Liam Gallagher on the title track of Scorpio Rising led you to frustration every time Death in Vegas (DiV) played live and public claimed for the ‘hits’, is that true?

After Satan's Circus (2004), you ‘unofficially’ quit the business and moved to New York. Can you explain why did you make that decision? 

A long hiatus until in 2011 you launched Trans-Love Energies. What did you do in those years until you decided to come back?

Is DiV just you, nowadays? I guess changing formations is the standard evolution of a long music career. But, on a human level, do you prefer working alone or with other people?

Then, another five years to release the sixth album of your career, Transmission, where you collaborate with musician Chris Blakey and actress and performer Sasha Grey. The album was launched in May this year by Drone, your label. I saw the AV show in Berlin Atonal and it was one of my favourite performances at the festival. How’s it working with your new music companion Chris?

I have read you got in contact with Sasha Grey after seeing her in a TV show in Los Angeles and reading she was big admirer of Throbbing Gristle and Chris and Cosey. How is the experience of collaborating with her?

And how has been the reception of the album Transmission in these six months?

You were presenting the AV show Transmission in Barcelona at MIRA Festival. Had you –excepting gigs as DJ – played in Spain before? How was the experience?

You studied arts in London and, after that, photography in NY, as you just mentioned. Recently, you have directed the music video Consequences Of Love, the second Transmission single, featuring Sasha Grey. Is it your first video or your first experience as filmmaker? What was your inspiration to shoot the moonlight and what is the history behind the clip?

Now, and to know more about your background, lets talk a bit about cultural subjects in general. Do you like cinema? Have you seen any films recently?

What are your favourite directors and movies of all times?

About visual arts, give us a few names of artists and works –contemporary or not– you really like.

Have you read any good books lately?

I saw the movie made after the book in the last Berlinale Film Fest. We’re almost finished with questions. You are also a DJ, what do you like to play in your DJ sets?

To finish, and related to other musicians, we would like to know what are you listening right now –what do you have in your phone or iPod?