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SWEET SURRENDER

So you’re preparing for a big tour on the back of your new album, Surrender – how does it feel to be in Hurts right now?

It’s great. It feels brilliant. We’ve just put out the new album out and it’s been received pretty well. As an album we were visiting some unfamiliar territory, so you never know how it will play, so it’s a relief that people seem to like it.

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