Interview with Hi-Nu.com:
1. What's your musical formation ?
Guy and I both use samplers and various electronic devices including a clockwork
drumkit, Dresden flute, Westerly wind organ and Lepping's Patented Lapwing Harmonium.
The latter is notorious for it's unstable calibration and sometimes the cogs
fall out altogether.
4. What are your favourite home sounds ?
I'm rather fond of the sound of my central heating, which is reminiscent of
the ancient subterranean cave network which runs under Billingsgate Market (formerly
Belin's Gate (Hell's gate)) in London, also the site of a notorious burial pit
from the Black Death which ravaged the city in the Middle Ages.
5. In wich environment do you make music ?
We fill the room with cheap hash smoke and let the rock commence.
6. Of what could you be separated on when you make music?
Guy often administers mild quantities of laudanum in order to stimulate the
creative process, whereas I tend to restrict myself to performing sacred rites
to the Allmighty Overlord His Greatness Thoth-Athoth-Thoth.
7. what's the thing you want for more when you make music?
I want more ecstatic visions.
8. When do you judge (the composition of) a track, ended?
I judge my compositions finished when I run out of sampling time on my sampler;
Guy's tracks are finished when I tell him they are finished.
9. Have you ever thought about a cinematographic version of your music
?
Yes.
10. What are the Bristol's keywords ?
Virtuosity and Industry.
11. Do you saw a certain harmony between Bristol and your music ?
Yes. Bristol is strongly associated with free airborn elementals indicated by
a Tryptich of First Order Astral Signifiers, being The Rat (chance), The Fox
(cunning), and The Brown Monkey (patience). Bristol also benefits from a network
of ancient subterranean tunnels that allow us to pass freely acros the city.
12. What are your last reading ?
Chaos Magick: A New Interpretation - Fotanye Lightningseed. A Practical Guide
to Butchery - Barry Crowther
13. Have you got a fetish decoration element ?
14. Who was on your posters in your room when you were a kid ?
I had posters of model railways to cover up the holes I drilled into my next
door neighbour's bedroom.
15. Are you collecting some stuff actually?
I collect taxidermic specimens.
16. What have you done today
Checked out the garden, checked the compost, buried a stained carpet and read
an old newspaper.
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