The Black Ghosts talk about the band's origins and this year's Glastonbury Festival.

The band consist of duo Simon Lord and Theo Keating and formed in 2006.

Keating said: "Our name really doesn't have a big story behind, it is about all the music and films we liked."

He added: "It is not that strong, we are not Goths and we don't wear black or anything, we are into sunny stuff..."

Lord said: "The name is provocative of lots of movies and street gangs and pyschedelic bands we are into."

He added: "It is just a name we thought we could have some fun with."

The band also divulged their tips for a happy Glastonbury.

"You have just got to leave your city life at the door and just be a tramp the whole weekend. That is the only way to go for it," said Keating.

Lord said about this year's line-up: "I don't think people should be worried about having these old-fashioned rock bands on the Pyramid Stage, it is 2008."

He added: "I mean hip-hop is really mainstream as mainstream as Oasis or the Killers."

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