Interview: Dylan Carlson (Earth)

You’ve worked with an eclectic array of collaborators throughout your career. Is it always easy for you to adapt to different collaborative company? It’s not always easy. Sometimes the chemistry doesn’t work so well and you have a hard time making music together, but fortunately that didn’

You’ve got a new album out soon as JK Flesh. Where does this project fit in with the rest of your creative output? Firstly the intention was to continue ground that I was treading with Kevin Martin in Techno Animal. We folded Techno Animal and stopped working together in

Despite a year standing between the release of each part, this second instalment of Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light was actually recorded in the same two-week session as the first. So it’s no surprise that the same minimal instrument palette returns: ideas and momentum are passed and expanded