Great North have an album coming out soon, here is some behind the scenes video from the last few days of recording. Although it appears that Hayden looks at the camera he actually doesn't see that the camera was filming him (the camera was right next to the computer screen that he was actually looking at) so this is him in his natural recording environment. Sometimes mistakes are made when recording and Hayden is very vocal about it.
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