Crucial Listening #172: Daniela Huerta
Sound as living entity, eating your greens, divinity and dedication. The Berlin-based, Mexican multimedia artist and DJ discusses three important albums.
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Crucial Listening #171: Félicia Atkinson
Rothko croissants, records like old trees, cave-age slowcore. The French musician and artist discusses three important albums.
Crucial Listening #170: AGF
Socialist pop music, the control of the clock, the beautiful digital. The Hailuoto, Finland-based artist and poemproducer discusses three important albums.
Crucial Listening #169: Pat Thomas
Mad standards, worst planet ever, fire in a pet shop. The improvising pianist discusses three important albums.
Crucial Listening #168: Miguel Prado (Nzʉmbe)
Clarity and self-indulgence, the end of history, awakening the ear. The philosopher and artist discusses three important albums.
Crucial Listening #167: Eugene S. Robinson (Buñuel, Oxbow)
Nothing but blancmange, beautiful death-adjacency, laughing through the discomfort. The vocalist of Buñuel and the late Oxbow discusses three important albums.
Crucial Listening #166: Miki Yui
Small music, the lazy way of listening, the motor of collaboration. The Tokyo-born, Düsseldorf-based musician discusses three important albums.