Gotye: This week i'm... - Telegraph Reading How Music Works, by David Byrne. It's part autobiography - he tells some fascinating stories about writing the Talking Heads records - and part his thoughts on how technology and culture affects music. Cooking Hutsepot, a traditional Flemish meat and vegetable stew that reminds me of home. If my mum went away, my dad would cook a big pot to last until she got back. Listening to records on our tour bus's turntable. My best discovery has been Say I am You by US folk band The Weepies. Their songs are intoxicating. I've been using them as palliatives to stop me feeling homesick on tour. Buying a Yamaha EX-42 organ. I only got half an hour to tinker with it because it arrived just as I left for my tour so I'm excited to get back to it. It's there at home, a giant hulk of a spaceship, ready to be experimented with. Eating at Turf N" Surf Po Boy food van in Austin, Texas. They do amazing crusty rolls filled with fried catfish, which are perfect for brunch. 4th Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701 Relaxing with the crew and band by shooting hoops. We've got a portable outdoor basketball ring, which we set up in the car parks around our shows. We want to get a fold-up table-tennis table, too. Watching The Room and Troll 2, which fight it out for the title of best worst movie of all time. We had a film night on the bus and both films were hilarious. Gotye's album 'Making Mirrors" is out now. He plays the Hammersmith Apollo on Nov 12 and 13 Gotye was talking to Hollie Higgins