12 questions for BROKEN CIRCUITS
“Both of us have relinquished the notion of artistic perfection, hence the name of the project. We allow and welcome the unexpected and the opportunity to let go, even if it makes us uncomfortable.”
12 questions for MALARKI
“I respond a lot to things happening in the world, particularly how we relate to nature and to changes happening in our culture. It’s subconscious in the moment of creation, but I almost always recognize where it came from after finishing a new track or live set.”
12 questions for JOHNO WELLS
“Any moment I spend on making or listening to music is the best way I can spend my time. When that’s in the back of your mind every time you “return to the well”, that’s some serious self-care. ”
12 questions for TL3SS
“..Sometimes, I don’t even know what’s broken or wounded until I record something. I have a lot of internal barriers and walls that prevent me from understanding why something might be wrong. ”
12 questions for NUNDALE
“..to me my music sounds like an internal projection of the things I fear the most and that fascinate me the most..”
12 questions for DFANIKS
“..music has never betrayed me or done wrong by me, so I really do give it my full attention and dedication, like in a romantic relationship of some kind.”
12 questions for SOMATIC RESPONSES
“We don’t wish to achieve anything except making ourselves happy, it’s an added bonus if anyone also enjoys what we do..”
12 questions for BLAKMOTH
“I feel as creators we provide both a point of view or perspective in our art form as well as a a place of fantasy to escape into.”
12 questions for TÆT
“I think the music is one of those arts which only works together with fantasy and experience of a listener.”
12 questions for SLEEP CLINIC
“I've said it before, nostalgia is more like a mental illness now than returning to appreciate the feelings and thoughts something from the past gave us. People just want to stay in it and be comfortable.”
12 questions for TOM HALL
“Music is political, but I feel like the edge has been lost in recent times, I think the edge has been taken off by capitalism. It feels like mainstream popular artists are less willing to speak up or even take a risk with their sound for fear of losing streams or cancel culture backlash.”
12 questions for SNAKES OF RUSSIA
“I have always connected with darker music...especially in darker periods, where certain records quite literally saved my life.”