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  Links Insta Facebook Bandcamp Spotify Interview #7 1.What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars?    Am I only allowed to take one? If so, it would be difficult to leave earth without my Stratocaster. But then I'd be without an amp, delay and reverb pedals, and means of recording so I'd have to find some Martians with gear to produce my next record, which would almost certainly have to be space rock.  2.What album you take for a neverending moon travel? The Dark Side of the Moon. It fits thematically, but to be honest this would be my choice no matter where I was traveling. I never get tired of hearing this album and it always leaves me thinking, no matter how many times I've heard it. I would consider Pink Floyd's "Meddle" as well just because I think "Echoes" would be an amazing soundtrack for space travel. And I definitely have to bring some radiohead. If we're staying on theme, I'll go with "A Moon Shaped Pool".  3

  Links Insta Bandcamp Interview #6 1.What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars? Probably my PRS S2 Singlecut or my Fender Aerodyne Bass. Those two would come along for the ride.  2.What album you take for a neverending moon travel? Either Power Windows by Rush or Ecailles de Lune by Alcest.  3.What are your conditions, your habits or your inspiration when composing a new track? When composing a new track, my environment really inspires/affects the music. Whether it be, what I’m listening to, my emotions at the time, or even just a chord I come up with. Around the Celestial EP, I was just loving Russian Circles and that’s definitely reflected in the music from that time.  4.Do you have any information to give us concerning a new album or a new track? My album, Cloud Beings, is out November 12th independently via Bandcamp (streaming is still in the works). I really love the way it came out. I have some demos in the works currently for the follow up which should be out earl