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Interview by Parisa Eshrati  On her new full-length album, Love Is In The Shit, otay:onii creates an alchemic transformation of pain and despair into an act of love. Through a blend of experimental textures, folkloric performances, and deeply personal storytelling, the album embraces the sacred and profane as inseparable parts of the human experience. We caught up with otay:onii to discuss writing music between states of consciousness, fragmenting our ancestral stories into art, and the philosophy of finding hope in the even the shittiest places.
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Interview by CBDiabla  Atraco is a collective project from Salamanca (México) that gathers different influences and ways of making music in the urban context. They bet on openness and seek to connect with people that love music as much as they do, finding in it a reason to create and share via parties, recorded sessions and musical releases. In this interview, we go into their operation as a collective, their experience developing independent events in the context of Salamanca, and their focus on strenghtening music culture and its creative communities.
Interview by Parisa  On his new full-length album, Club Tounsi, AMMAR 808 crafts a beautiful love letter to his homeland of Tunisia. Through an intricate blend of sci-fi futurism, bass-heavy electronic production, and folkloric rhythms, Club Tounsi radically reinterprets time and tradition. We caught up with AMMAR 808 to discuss the balance of structure and spontaneity behind the album's production, the roots of mezoued music, and the Tunisian spirit as a vehicle for resistance and liberation.
Interview by Parisa  Photo by Steklovata Inc. In their latest album Jhyappa, New York-based “immigrindcore” group Chepang takes an introspective turn, exploring themes of inner peace through the lens of Nepali philosophical traditions and blistering grindcore. In this email interview, we caught up with guitarist Kshitiz Moktan to discuss their music as a means of meditation, realization, and self-preservation.
Interview by Parisa Eshrati  Photo credit: Paul McGuire On Chronicles of Lunacy, Defeated Sanity masterfully balances their signature brutal sound with intricate compositions, exploring themes of insanity through both musical and lyrical complexity. In this email conversation with founding member and drummer Lille Gruber, we discuss the meticulous process behind the album’s creation, his philosophy on perfection, and how their approach to extreme music transcends genre tropes. From behind-the-scenes songwriting insights to the demands of their live performances, Lille offers a glimpse into the artistry and discipline that defines their work.
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