The Necks Find Freedom in Never Playing the Same Set Twice
Oliver Kemp of the deep cuts Substack sits down for a chat with the Australian improvising trio, The Necks, to find out what's been making them tick since 1986.
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Oliver Kemp of the deep cuts Substack sits down for a chat with the Australian improvising trio, The Necks, to find out what's been making them tick since 1986.
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With consistently extended periods between tours, can we even call this Flight of the Conchords tour a "reunion?" A brief history of the band's live tours.
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The Oxford Internet Institute's new report finds that most musicians rely on streaming platforms for visibility despite high aspirations and little earnings.
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The outsider duo from Québec making raucous microtonal instrumental blues in polka dotted costumes is a celestial supernova forming in real time. It's exciting.
Oliver Kemp of the deep cuts Substack sits down for a chat with the Australian improvising trio, The Necks, to find out what's been making them tick since 1986.
With consistently extended periods between tours, can we even call this Flight of the Conchords tour a "reunion?" A brief history of the band's live tours.
The Oxford Internet Institute's new report finds that most musicians rely on streaming platforms for visibility despite high aspirations and little earnings.
The outsider duo from Québec making raucous microtonal instrumental blues in polka dotted costumes is a celestial supernova forming in real time. It's exciting.
