Kings of Leon have opened up about the state of the band and admit that at some point they became as much business partners as bandmates and family members. The band are prepping for their new release Walls and sat down with NME.com about the state of affairs during the height of their success. “After a while, it’s not ‘I’m going to do an interview with my brother,’ it’s ‘I’m going to do an interview with the drummer.’ When you get together, it’s never ‘We are the band.’ We lost that. There were a lot of moments when we weren’t talking. It was ‘Man, we’ve become business partners. We haven’t maintained our friendship and our brotherhood, everything that we are,” said Caleb Followill. “We were definitely going for it and trying really hard, but we got into a comfort zone. We’ve tried to peel that away on this album, by not using the same producer and doing it in our studio. We were really challenging ourselves, doing things where we were scratching our heads going ‘Holy s**t, is this right? Is this wrong?'” Copyright(c) 2016 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved