Arriving on-set to find everyone else’s mini-me’s gathered together waiting in a green room, MacDonald demands to be introduced to his own photoshoot pal, momentarily concerned that he might have been overlooked. Meanwhile, bassist Ross MacDonald is being, perhaps, the absolute loudest he has ever been. a mini-magazine featuring photos + quotes from this cover-story).

'I need to bond with my dog,' answers Daniel politely but firmly to any request made of him, and it's clear that nothing will be able to distract him from this important priority.Ĭlick here to order a CDM x The 1975 zine (i.e. Daniel has spent much of today crouched on a kitchen floor protectively huddled over Cleo, and confides, rather sadly, that it once took his family’s dog two weeks to come around to him. And when Healy's hair is at peak perfection once more, for his troubles, Logan gets a kiss on the head for being a good boy.Įlsewhere, the other three members of The 1975 are all similarly doting on their newfound adopted children and proclaiming differing variations of, 'This is my dog for the next few hours!' Co-producer and drummer George Daniel is proud that after much one-on-one bonding time with Hungarian Vizsla, Cleo (which includes going walkabout to a nearby park, and in a classic George move, not informing anyone he was leaving the building), she finally trusts him enough to lick his ear. Interrupting their reverie, an attentive hairdresser steps forward with hairspray at the ready, and swiftly, Healy props up his hands as a shield for Logan's tiny face prepared to protect him against all harm and evil.

Heads drooping eyes bright, everyone on-set is slightly sleepy today in Auckland, New Zealand (the band are on a gruelling schedule of back-to-back flights), but the introspective frontman never misses a beat.

Today, happiness rather looks like The 1975's Matty Healy cradling six-month-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, Logan, for dear life.

Schulz's 1962 book 'Happiness Is A Warm Puppy' comes to mind. Two noodly heads nestle together in a tender meeting of kindred spirits, affectionately snuggling into each other at every opportunity, and as two small paws drape themselves over a flame-emblazoned sleeve, the title of 'Peanuts' creator Charles M.

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