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Showing posts with label
interview
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INTERVIEW 71 Oscar Fernandez (Discos de Kirlian)
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Named after the iconic Aventuras de Kirlian, a band that is among the pantheon of influential artists from the spanish indie scene, Disco...
INTERVIEW 70 jeremy jensen (the very most)
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photos by MaryAnne Remer For over 10 years now, Jeremy's The Very Most has been making pure, uplifting, simple and heartfelt indiepo...
INTERVIEW 69. jessica weiss (fear of men)
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photo by Jacob Lillis Fear Of Men is a 4 piece from Brighton (UK). Combining a unique aesthetic where art meets philosophy, their strai...
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INTERVIEW 68. thomas mendelovits (milk teddy)
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Thomas (All photos by Carbie Warbie) To start talking about Milk Teddy, we have to mention their debut album Zingers, released last ye...
INTERVIEW 67. beach vacation
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DIY escapism made in a small town located on Whidbey Island, Washington. That's Beach Vacation. Their first EP, Maritime - released l...
INTERVIEW 66. Vinnie Kircher (Jaill)
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Anthropological pop. Is that a musical genre? Do you know any band that could fit right into it? If not, I suggest you take a listen - in...
INTERVIEW 64. nicola lampredi (brothers in law)
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It's not hard to see how this three boys from Pesaro (a city located in the already famous east "indie" coast of Italy) are ...
INTERVIEW 63. masami tsuchiya (wallflower)
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There's a group of artists in the roots of indie music, that decided to make music because they wanted to sound like their favorite ...
INTERVIEW 62. nate martinez (thieving irons)
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Thieving Irons is the project of Nate Martinez, based in Brooklyn (NYC), and started after his former band Pela broke up. His first albu...
INTERVIEW 61. Lisle Mitnik (Fireflies)
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Lisle lives in Chicago. He makes music in his home and has a few different projects. Holding them all together, there's a delicate a...
INTERVIEW 60. the arctic flow
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Making music is - among other things - an act of honesty. And while the concept is highly subjective, sometimes we run into artists that ex...
INTERVIEW 59. wool strings
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Wool Strings is the delicate, minimal, dreamy and über organic project of japanese musician Ryohei Ameda. Ryohei started recording his ...
INTERVIEW 58. jal nuñez del prado (plastilina records)
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Moving away from the usual US-UK-Sweden indie scene, we find ourselves in Lima (Peru), where Jal runs the indiepop label Plastilina Rec...
INTERVIEW 57. karibean
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As you from the North welcomes the closeness from the rays of sun - commonly known as summer - and your days tend to get dark around 10pm,...
INTERVIEW 56. jonas börjesson (pool sessions)
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In the past years, a number of musical projects following the sessions format took over the internet. But the summer of 2011 gave us the f...
INTERVIEW 55. tear talk
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photo by Rosie Woods Tear Talk is a band from Liverpool formed by 4 boys in their early 20's. They met in school and spend a lot of...
INTERVIEW 53. doble pletina
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photo by Ramiro E With a song made to close the discotheque, Doble Pletina took Spain by surprise and became one of the main promises of...
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INTERVIEW 52. bad panda records
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Our current 'digital age', allowed us to experience the plurality of different perspectives. And by different perspectives I mean...
INTERVIEW 51. azure blue
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For a long time, I hear people saying that we know more about the space than about the oceans. That always seemed odd to me since I can to...
INTERVIEW.49 egil olsen
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Egil Olsen is a singer/songwriter. He writes songs and sings. (And I'm practically quoting one of his songs...) And he does it pretty...
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