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Futurism Restated #82: Belong Are Back
The Kranky veterans on their new album, the power of drone, and the pesky question of shoegaze
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated #79: Seefeel Return (Again! At Last!)
Mark Clifford on hiatuses, comebacks, and the group’s triumphant new mini-LP
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated #77: Considering an Unlikely Ambient Classic
Simon Raymonde and Robin Guthrie discuss the making of Cocteau Twins and Harold Budd’s The Moon and the Melodies.
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated #74: James Devane on Kompakt Homages, Randomized Rhythms, and Fast-Forward Fugues
The nomadic electronic musician untangles the secrets behind his cryptic and hypnotic productions
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated #65: NJ’s Dripping Fest Is a Full-Body Immersion in Music and Dance
Co-founders Daniel Martin-McCormick and Leo Miller discuss artistic risk-taking and spiritual renewal
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated #51.5: Helado Negro Interviewed
Roberto Carlos Lange discusses cryptic synths, ecosystems of care, and his gorgeous new album, PHASOR
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated: A Fennesz Interview From the Archives
A 2014 interview for Wondering Sound, rescued from the dustbin of internet history
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Philip Sherburne
Futurism Restated: Galya Bisengalieva Interviewed
The experimental violinist’s new album pays tribute to a Soviet-era nuclear wasteland in her native Kazakhstan.
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Philip Sherburne
Futurism Restated: Michael Mayer on 20 Years of Fabric 13
The Kompakt co-founder looks back on his landmark 2003 mix and talks about the changing winds of dance music
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Philip Sherburne
A 2002 Profile of the Soft Pink Truth
Matmos’ Drew Daniel on pop samples and short-circuiting pleasure
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Philip Sherburne
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