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and he's probably trying to carve out what that means in the new, "What?" He's only put out two albums and he says for each album he spends two years - one year for digging and one year for writing ASM: Wow FK: And also he has a day job so he's not doing it for money AMP LIVE AND ELIGH THERAPY AFTER 3 (REMIX ALBUM FOR THERAPY AT 3) ASM: If I really love your album it probably is not going to sell I feel so bad I remember Lyor Cohen used to call me and be like "All right what do you like now" Anything I loved he'd be like "OK well we're not paying attention to that" and things that I was like "Mmm I don't know about this" he'd be like "Yo that's what we're going for" But I really like that album Those guys being on the West Coast - I don't even think it's a coastal thing - it has a different sound It's a bit I think electronic but it's like an electronic alternative style of hip-hop But there are elements that like with the drums that just - the programming and the sound of it that just it's hip-hop in my opinion But I like the fact that from an MC perspective Eligh's killing it His content is again more about skills more about what's going on socially and questioning the status quo of not just hip-hop but in life in general The things that we just kind of accept which we shouldn't I really like it It's a dope album There are bits of it that remind me of OutKast but I can't really pinpoint what I listened to it and was like "Wow this is different than what's going on" I have more of an open heart for music that goes against the grain DEATH GRIPS LIVE AT LE POISSON ROUGE ASM: That for me was a very good moment in 2012 FK: "I've Seen Footage" makes me smile more than any other song this year I don't know what it is about Stefan's writing because he won't really talk about it but it's terrifying and comforting at the same time to me Really really hard things to think about and picture I think delivering news like that in a way that you're moving when you hear it gets it deeper into your head and you think about it later You're like "Oh man What is my relationship to this thing" It's not passive I know that some of the things that they do are off-putting to people But not enough If you can't get around that and understand why they're doing that you're crazy ASM: Yeah you are crazy Just listening to their music it's different but when you see it - the BEST performance I'm a fan I would continue see them year after year Because it's a statement FK: Would you call it hip-hop ASM: That's such a tough question because hip-hop is so many things They are They are FK: Why did you like their show so much ASM: Because there was so much passion into the art For me it came off with whatever life experiences they've had it was - I don't know how to explain it - it's like everything was poured their entire lifeline was poured into that moment when they're on stage It was really intense and emotional FK: Yeah it's like the anti-numb ASM: It's the anti-herd snap out of it mentality Be aware of your surroundings - look around you A whole thing of being snatched and awakened out of a very bad dream But whatever nightmare you were having you're still in a nightmare but not necessarily as terrifying Like you can do something about it FK: It's like you're not by yourself in the nightmare ASM: That show was amazing The sound was a bit oppressive Not in a bad way I was just like "Oh my god" - and I love low end I was like "Man I'm so happy I'm part of this situation" but there are still stored supplies. He was in the lead car, Charry recalls overhearing a conversation between Szell and an orchestra manager about a violinist who was going blind. "Szell said,00.00. shaking her hips like a pendulum to the beat of the music provided by the players. and David Evans.

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