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Interview by Kurt B. Reighley  JD Twitch. Photo by Alexis Maryon In his latest compilation collection, Kreaturen Der Nacht, Scottish DJ and musician JD Twitch showcases a comprehensive collection of German underground sounds from the early 1980s. The release rediscovers the overlooked and underappreciated post-punk artists with an emphasis on the women artists and the Deutsche dub scene. We spoke with Twitch to further contextualize his discoveries and gain insight on his impressions from the era.
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Interview by Parisa Eshrati  Shout out to the hackers, shout out to the vegans, and big shout out to love. After his visit to Tucson, we caught up with Lil B in a phone interview to learn valuable Based life lessons from his secret love agenda. We discussed practicing self-care, staying humble, settling differences, as well as channeling The Based God back in for the upcoming Options mixtape.
Interview and photos by Noé Loyola  Pyrrhon is one of the wildest mind bending acts out of the New York metal scene. Their latest album, What Passes for Survival, uses a mix of death metal, grindcore and math rock to take a stab at capitalism and to reflect on the bleak future that awaits humanity. As part of their 2018 tour of the West Coast with Succumb, we caught up with vocalist Doug Moore at their Portland show to get some insights into the caustic lyrics that define their vision, their humorous side and the orchestral rendition of one of their new songs.
Interview by Parisa Eshrati  On her second full-length release, All Bitches Die, Lingua Ignota's Kristin Hayter combined harsh industrial noise with neoclassical stylings to create an intimate and harrowing narrative of domestic violence. We caught up with Hayter halfway through her US tour to discuss the intentions of sonically recreating trauma, surviving domestic abuse with a fervent nature, inspirations from women martyrs to baroque art, and much more.
Interview by Parisa Eshrati  After releasing one of the most savage albums of 2017, Trumpeting Ecstasy, Full of Hell is back in the studio and preparing for their most technical album yet. We spoke with vocalist Dylan Walker via email ahead of their set at Northwest Terror Fest to discuss the song writing process of their upcoming release, absorbing his environment to create lyrical themes, Spinal Tap moments, and more.
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December 2018
All interviews posted before October 2015 were originally recorded for KAMP Student Radio.
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