S13 / Conversations

Interviews

Conversations with artists about their work, influences and the histories behind the music.

Interviews archive

9–16 of 72 interviews
Loke Rahbek performing as Croatian Amor at a keyboard
Interview

Loke Rahbek — Intimacy and the World Around Us

The artist behind Croatian Amor on love, Copenhagen and the strange closeness a piece of music can create. The original 2016 conversation, with a separate introduction and afterword by Justinas Mikulskis from 2026.

Elysia Crampton
Interview

Elysia Crampton — Spaces of Possibility

At Unsound 2015, Elysia Crampton discusses identity, science fiction and the different histories carried by a sound. An archival conversation with a separate 2026 afterword by Justinas Mikulskis.

Alessandro Cortini performing
Interview

Alessandro Cortini — Analogue Lullabies

An instrument as a bandmate, a sequence as a remedy for sleeplessness. Alessandro Cortini on melody, limits, family memory and finding his own way.

Brian Pyle in the original Ensemble Economique archive portrait
Interview

Ensemble Economique — The Human Behind the Sound

Brian Pyle on the intimacy of Blossoms in Red, the hope inside melancholy and the cities that shape Ensemble Economique. A conversation about personal music, cinema and finding a world of one’s own.

Christian Stadsgaard and Loke Rahbek beside a pond
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Damien Dubrovnik — The Weight of Sound

Christian Stadsgaard and Loke Rahbek on noise, seduction and the strength found in weakness. The 2015 conversation with the duo behind Posh Isolation, with the later archive introduction kept separate.

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