Welcome to YoungHollywood. com. Hey Young Hollywood, it's Michelle Marie. We are here at the Universal City Walk with Shiny Toy Guns. We are with Mike, Jeremy, and Shad over here. How are you feeling?

Feeling good right now, as you can see.

Let's start off by talking about your sound. I've heard electro, indie, alternative rock, 80s influenced synth. How do you like to describe it yourselves?

Everything we do is based around melodies and lyrics and songs. And then we color them all different colors depending on what mood we're in and what is sounding cool to us.

Another thing that I think is really unique about you guys is that you do have two lead singers, a female and a and a lead male vocalist. You know, recently you guys brought Sisley into the family, who's replaced Cara. How is her chemistry with you guys?

Sis was the girl that we tried to get in the band years and years ago. Cara, we did a, you know, a whole album with her, it was incredible. Sisley can play bass, guitar, keyboards, piano. She's a dynamic rock singer, as much as as the soft, angelic girl voice.

So you're the lead singer as well. How has it been so far creatively working with with Sisley? So let's talk about your new video called Ghost Town. I really like the concept behind this. It's sort of this dark, twisted world, like a post World War world, like everybody died.

The whole city was burned to ashes. We start playing our music, the people that used to live in the town begin to come out of the ground, out of their fiery pits of hell.

Over the years, you guys have had so much success. You had a Grammy nomination with your last album. Your single Le Disko is one of the biggest hits. How do you think that's different from this first single that you guys just put out, which is Ricochet?

It's similar, but it's the way we were feeling at the time. It's more guitar, it's more, it's more live drums. It's a little more aggressive and that's, you know, we were all pissed off when that song came out.

Do you have other genres of music that you have on your iPod right now that you could tell us about?

I listen to a lot of heavier music. A lot of underground stuff, a lot of East Coast hardcore like Bane, American Nightmare, stuff like that. I've been listening to a lot of pop stuff, like, I love Lady Gaga, I love Katy Perry.

We're actually big fans of Lady Gaga. We're one of the first outlets to interview her. What do you think is the whole craze about her? Do you think it's just her style and her look?

Lady Gaga is a hybrid electro dance pop. It's continuing to bridge the gap between urban music and dance music. We'd love to do a track with Lil Wayne. He's like Kanye, you push the envelope, you push the sound, you push the lyric. It's like, hey, all you guys that are in the box, you can come out here and there's no rules, you can do anything you want.

You guys have played all over the world. I want to know what pre-rituals you guys have before you go on stage.

We slap the [bleep] out of each other. Punch each other in the face, punch ourselves in our own face. Spit, like violent lugies. Especially these two guys, Mike and Chad, they'll spit in each other's eyes. I'm going to get fired. We're going to walk around and check the place out before our show tonight. That's how you get fat right there. Sorry, man.

All right, so we're going to take a picture with you. Let's do um True Love. Holy crap. Wow. See you guys later.

We're Shiny Toy Guns. Thanks for coming to Young Hollywood.