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Feature: LINE

ATTN speaks to Richard Chartier about his Line label, which has consistently proved to be a vital platform for new sound art and experimental sound.

Interview: Ufomammut

ATTN catch Italy’s Ufomammut before they hit the stage to perform the 90-minutes of ORO (comprised of the recent Opus: Primum and the upcoming Opus: Alter) in one monolithic sitting.

Interview: Helen Frosi (SOUND//SPACE)

The founder of SoundFjord (the UK’s only sonic arts gallery and research unit) presents SOUND//SPACE: an independent record store and “multifaceted arts project” currently residing at the V22 space in London.

Interview: Ikue Mori

With her collaborative dates alongside Maja Ratkje commencing tonight, laptop improviser Ikue Mori talks to ATTN.

Interview: Justin Broadrick

A mammoth interview regarding Broadrick’s upcoming record as JK Flesh, along with speculation as to the future music of Godflesh and Jesu.

Interview: Maja S. K. Ratkje

In the run up to her live collaboration with Ikue Mori, Norweigan performer/composer Maja Ratkje talks about collaboration, experimental music and vocal limits.

Interview: Daniel Menche

The prolific “sound dramatist” talks about his album “Guts”, which involves the violent dissection of an old piano.

Interview: Trevor Shelley-de Brauw (Pelican, Chord)

Guitarist of instrumental outfit Pelican discusses the band’s brand new EP (Ataraxia/Taraxis) and the upcoming European tour, as well as disclosing a few details of an upcoming full-length by Chord.

Interview: Dylan Carlson (Earth)

Prior to a stellar performance at London’s Union Chapel, Dylan Carlson spoke to ATTN about the live environment, his upcoming solo project and the latest Earth record.

Interview: Eli Keszler

The NY composer/multi-instrumentalist provides an insight into his “Cold Pin” installation – in which piano strings are placed along walls and set into vibratory life through motorised devices – ahead of his performance at PAN Festival at Cafe Oto this week.

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