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 Links Insta Linktree Bandcamp Spotify Interview #12 1.What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars? I would probably take my drums with me. A guitar would certainly be more comfortable.  But I'm mainly a drummer. That is what I would miss most. 2.What album you take for a neverending moon travel? Just one? This is difficult. I would like to put together a compilation. Or take your primary sound compilations with you. There is so much good music on it. But ok, if it really can only be one album: I would take Jeniferever's "Choose a Bright Morning" with me. That was my first post rock album. That's how I came into contact with this genre. I love the atmosphere of the record. 3.What are your conditions, your habits or your inspiration when composing a new track? It's totally different. Sometimes I jam on the guitar. Then a riff arises, around which I write a song. Sometimes I have a cool groove that I build on. Sometimes I'm inspired by the music

  Links Insta Linktree Bandcamp Spotify Interview #11 1.What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars? This question is actually very relevant to me right now, because I've just moved to Dubai for 6 months, and sometimes it feels like Mars, especially with the desert landscape! I could only take one of my five guitars with me, so I actually had to make this choice!  Between guitars and basses, I chose a guitar because I'm still learning guitar and I thought it would keep me more entertained as I continue to learn and take lessons. Between my guitars, I chose my Gibson SG because I can change the tuning on it lol. I love my new Jericho, but it has an evertune bridge so I can't really change tuning between standard, drop D, and drop C, and sometimes I want to switch between the tunings for my guitar lessons, covers I'm working on, or my own songs. Spoiler alert tho- I couldn't live without my basses apparently and I bought one here for $100 like 2 weeks afte