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On the Road With Walter TV

A while ago, we had a conversation with Pierce McGarry, renowned maker of grainy VHS-style videos, bassist for Mac DeMarco

Fast Times at Torii High

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Principal of his very own school, we visited Torii frontman Domenico Mangione at his humble Leiden abode ahead of Friday's

Going through the garbage with
The Sediment Club

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New York trio The Sediment Club release their full length Psychosymplastic on Wharf Cat Records today. Written and recorded in 2014,

Lucas Nathan on Jerry Paper

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On the surface, Jerry Paper seems like a weirdo. In his videos, he’s romantically involved with a giant chameleon, or

Karen Gwyer

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American-born Londoner Karen Gwyer has been going her own way all her life. We talk to her about owning a

Happyness

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Benji Compston, guitar player and vocalist of London trio Happyness, is an exceptionally cheerful and charming guy, even for someone

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

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If it was up to Melbourne seven-piece King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, we wouldn’t even utter the word psychedelic.

Jaakko Eino Kalevi

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Finnish dream-pop mystery man Jaakko Eino Kalevi has been enchanting us with his musical odyssey ever since we caught wind

The Soft Moon

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Though its probably not tough to stand in stark contrast to Captured Tracks’ stable of shimmering guitar pop and indie

Jochem Valkenburg

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According to Jochem Valkenburg, there’s room for both music and theatre on stage, in all its forms – no preference,

Planningtorock

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Androgynous performer, icy synth lover and (resultingly) friend of The Knife, Planningtorock remains fun-loving and less interview shy than her

No Joy

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Traumatising unsuspecting eardrums with careening, feedback-heavy noise or invoking rapturous transcendence through swirling, liberally reverbed riff tapestries, Montreal’s No Joy