TheyвЂ™re just literally hearing something for the very first time and theyвЂ™re dancing and having a very good time.

вЂњItвЂ™s really nice for us to see people take a song at face value and just like it because itвЂ™s a good song, regardless of whether a radio station has told them to like the song or a magazine has told them.

вЂњI think weвЂ™re actually surprised at how well people are receiving them, because people havenвЂ™t heard a note of these songs,вЂќ Baird says. Baird and his bandmates have already previewed a few songs during a string of summer dates, both stateside and abroad, and theyвЂ™ve been heartened by the response.

on October 25th to play the Hollywood Palladium as part of a monthlong tour that will kick off on September 28th at Central Park in support of Beacon. вЂњThe main thing weвЂ™ve always needed from a producer is a kind of objective viewpoint, because weвЂ™re so involved in the songs,вЂќ says Baird. Producer Lee helped shape the inviting sound of Beacon by giving the trio outside ears. вЂњWeвЂ™d get up, have breakfast, go down to the basement, write songs, see friends вЂ“ it was really nice to live that normal life again. вЂњPretty much 80 percent of the record was written in just three months,вЂќ he says. At the end we were like, вЂWe wish we could stay here and just keep doing this.'вЂќДЄll three band members had a big say in the writing of the album, as they lived together in Glasgow while writing the material. We just loved it вЂ“ going to Trader JoeвЂ™s вЂ“ we felt so healthy. We went out to bars and had our car parked valet, which weвЂ™ve never done before. On the weekends, weвЂ™d go shoot guns or something. WeвЂ™d put our short shorts on and go for a run along the beach in Venice before weвЂ™d head up to the studio. That was just the place we were in in our heads at the time.вЂќВ But once they got to L.A., Baird says, вЂњI feel like we totally swallowed up this lifestyle there. вЂњI think for Alex, lyrically, he was struggling quite a bit when we were all in Glasgow because it all came back gloomy. вЂњWe wrote the record in Glasgow in the winter when it was gray and raining all the time,вЂќ he explains. The shift in scenery ending up changing the new material a bit, according to Baird. The band wrote their new tunes in Glasgow before heading out to L.A. вЂњWe were so much more focused and so much more excited to be in there and doing it.вЂќ вЂњWe recorded our first album in London, and this time we just got to drive up PCH and drive by the sea, and it was lovely,вЂќ bassist Kevin Baird tells Rolling Stone. If Two Door Cinema ClubвЂ™s second album, Beacon, due out on September 4th, feels warmer and more upbeat than fans might expect from the Irish band, itвЂ™s all because of Los Angeles, where they recorded the new LP with producer Jacknife Lee (R.E.M., Silversun Pickups).

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