Former Paramore guitarist Josh Farro, who quit the band in 2010 along with his brother Zac, has revealed that he has been rebuilding the bond he used to share with the remaining members. 

Following his departure, Farro told the press that Paramore was nothing but a "manufactured product of a major label" and that the other members were considered far "less important" than frontwoman Hayley Williams. Farro has now told the NME that he feels as though their relationships are improving and they can finally be friends again:

"We don't hang out every day but definitely we'll see each other around and we're totally cool now," he tells NME.com. "We bump into each other and chat like old friends. It's a good feeling to know that you're on good terms with someone you had a bad break-up with, so all's well now."

"Maybe one day we'll be really good friends again and be able to hang out, but as of right now it's taking those next steps of, 'OK, at first it was raw and nobody wanted to talk to each other', and now I feel we're at that stepping stone where we can be in each other's presence and it's good now and everybody feels great, but maybe that next step is hanging out. Who knows?"

When asked if he would ever reconsider rejoining Paramore, he added: "The thought (of rejoining) has crossed my mind before, but I don't think so. It would be interesting to even be asked to rejoin the band but I don't think it would ever happen."

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Watch Farro talking about the disagreements that rattled Paramore here: