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  Links Insta Linktree Bandcamp Interview #21 1.What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars?   Will I be able to come back? Then a sampler or a recorder would be enough. In order to catch everything I can hear inside the spacecraft.  2.What album you take for a neverending moon travel? Daydream nation by Sonic Youth. I really think I would need them. 3.What are your conditions, your habits or your inspiration when composing a new track? Don't really know. Is often late evening when finally I've got time for me. I generally start by improvising. It always start with some intentions but it generally end up with something different.  I would like to say that everything that come out is intentional but is actually far from that. I'm not a composer in that sense. It happened to do a whole track just by looking to a video with no sound. Image and sound are really correlated to me. I like to consider the process of composing as a synesthetic experience. 4.Do you have a

  Links Insta Bandcamp Interview #20 1.What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars?   I’m primarily a guitar player so I would make sure I had my 70s Telecaster with me. However, since the question also asks about pedals I’m assuming you also get to bring a guitar to run through them. Amplification is probably also available or could be built into the mothership?  In that case I’m going to have to go with the Meris LVX even though it hasn’t been released yet and I’ve yet to play through it (I have preordered it though!) It just seems like such a deep comprehensive pedal, it even has drives on it and lots of modulation besides the delays. I cannot wait. I hope it arrives in time for take off.  2.What album you take for a neverending moon travel?   Dies Irae by Devil Doll. Or anything by the Italian genius Mr Doctor. I highly recommend seeking out his music if you haven’t heard it. Completely underrated and a perfect lunar experience.  3.What are your conditions, your habits