Watch WALK THE MOON's interview with MTV: "Walk the Moon spent time at home writing this summer" here. 

Currently, the goal is to begin recording in November, with a new album set to hit stores next year. Though that might change, because at the moment, WTM aren't thinking that far ahead; they're more interested in enjoying one last run on the road before sequestering themselves in the studio ... which, as it turns out, has been something of a victory lap.

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Walk the Moon Get Lucky With the Rubens

Billboard.com, 

[The 7in7 videos] were so organic and so fun. You guys are so down-to-earth, as evident in your videos and just talking to you now.  It’s so cliche, but how do you stay so grounded?

EM: We live in Ohio!

NP: We live with our parents.

EM: We surround ourselves with normal people. But we’re totally nuts.

KR: We’re extremely lucky to have a couple people with us who are just wonderful, positive people. We’re slowly but surely growing our crew. For the longest time it was just the four of us, then we added our tour manager and sound guy. They’re just so easy to laugh with, and they keep things really calm. We all have our opinions and have to make a thousand decisions all the time, creative or otherwise, so it’s nice to have them around to refocus our energy. Like, we have a meeting about the color of the fine print of the merch shirts, and after sitting in a room for seven hours screaming and crying about this, we need someone who can make a fart joke and make everything okay again. We’re super lucky.

You guys are all so mellow.

KR: It’s all a façade.

EM: You know what I just now realized? Until just now, the one thing that keeps our projects DIY looking and kind of rough is just the fact that we’re not all that skilled at a lot of things. We don’t think, “Okay, so the sidewalk is going to curl up and around us and become Nick’s hair!”  You know?  We think, “Okay, we’ll slow the video down, and that will be it.” And that’s the entirety of the idea because that’s the limit of our skill set.

All you need sometimes is to just keep it simple.

KR: I’ve been noticing more and more this past year that setting limitations for ourselves helps us big time. For the 7 in 7 videos, if they were to go, “Okay, you have three months and an unlimited budget,” it would look terrible.

NP: And that happens. You see that all the time with artists with million dollar videos.

KR: But you make as much good as you can out of what you have.

Sometimes it’s better when you don’t overthink it.

EM: We didn’t even have friends [for the video].  We needed friends to bring friends. No skills, no friends. Our secret to success.

NP: We were like, “Can you bring some girls? We don’t know any girls.”