S13 / Conversations

Interviews

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

Interviews archive

57–64 of 72 interviews
Xhin — archive featured photograph
Interview

Xhin — The Architecture of Instinct

The Singapore producer on a restless studio practice, creative advice and sound’s spatial possibilities. A 2013 conversation that reaches from musical beginnings to architecture and the industry ahead.

James Blackshaw in a black hooded sweatshirt — restored editorial portrait
Interview

James Blackshaw — Love Is the Plan

The guitarist on Love Is the Plan, the Plan Is Death, moving to Hastings and the intimacy of an instrument. James Blackshaw considers musical structure, feeling and the arrival of a voice.

KORB / Rimantas Lukavičius — restored portrait
Interview

KORB — Convincing the Unreal

Rimantas Lukavičius on the decisions behind digital filmmaking, creative integrity and working with global brands. A 2013 look inside the Vilnius studio, accompanied by selected KORB films.

Lebanon Hanover — archive featured photograph
Interview

Lebanon Hanover — In Search of Real Feeling

Larissa Iceglass on place, romanticism and refusing an alienating digital life. The original 2013 conversation with one half of Lebanon Hanover, illustrated with the duo’s archive photographs.

Adam Fowler
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Adam Fowler — Drawing in Layers

The Brooklyn artist on cutting graphite drawings into paper lace, working with galleries and the line between drawing and sculpture. An illustrated 2013 conversation about gesture, complexity and the work of making.

Dalglish — archive featured photograph
Interview

Dalglish — Sound, Risk and Responsibility

Chris Douglas on Bytreqw, dreams, presets and the relationship between music and lived experience. The full 2013 conversation, with a separately credited 2026 archive layer.

Mark Van Hoen — archive featured photograph
Interview

Mark Van Hoen — Hearing the Mystery

The Locust and Seefeel musician on memory, machines, cinema and the return of a long-running project. Mark Van Hoen opens the colourful, difficult-to-define world of his music.

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