Frances Morgan
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Bright Notes & Electrical Impulses: An Interview With Dean McPhee
Following the recent release of his debut full-length Son Of The Black Peace, Frances Morgan speaks to solo guitarist Dean McPhee about the development of his playing style, and the way he writes his beautiful, freeflowing instrumentals
A Quietus Interview
Bright Notes & Electrical Impulses: An Interview With Dean McPhee
Following the recent release of his debut full-length Son Of The Black Peace, Frances Morgan speaks to solo guitarist Dean McPhee about the development of his playing style, and the way he writes his beautiful, freeflowing instrumentals
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Supersonic 2010: Michael Gira Talks About Swans And Hair Shirts
Michael Gira says that being in Swans used to be like "trudging up a sand hill wearing a hair shirt, being sprayed with battery acid, with a midget taunting you". In which case, why has he resurrected the project, asks Frances Morgan
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Supersonic 2010: Michael Gira Talks About Swans And Hair Shirts
Michael Gira says that being in Swans used to be like "trudging up a sand hill wearing a hair shirt, being sprayed with battery acid, with a midget taunting you". In which case, why has he resurrected the project, asks Frances Morgan
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21st Century Tropicalia Sérgio Dias Baptista Of Os Mutantes On Their Return
The greatest Brazilian band of the 60s - the revolutionary and psychedelic tropicalia outfit Os Mutantes - have returned with a new album. Frances Morgan talks to Sérgio Dias Baptista about its long gestation. Photographs by Nino Andres
A Quietus Interview
21st Century Tropicalia Sérgio Dias Baptista Of Os Mutantes On Their Return
The greatest Brazilian band of the 60s - the revolutionary and psychedelic tropicalia outfit Os Mutantes - have returned with a new album. Frances Morgan talks to Sérgio Dias Baptista about its long gestation. Photographs by Nino Andres
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