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The other thing that separated Music Has the Right from contemporaneous releases by apparent peers like Autechre and Two Lone Swordsmen was the record’s overall sound design, which broke with the clean, clear, clinical aura of the era. Instead, BoC used a mixture of analog and digital techniques to give their music a wavering, mottled quality
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The music interprets him. That shadowy voice and those unamplified guitars set a contour around his body and he becomes legible again to himself.
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So do you feel that way about your songs, that they need protecting or defending once they are released? No, not so much, because a song is sent into the world and, if you’re lucky, it is absorbed into the bloodstream of the world. The audience takes stewardship of the song. The song becomes their property. I don’t see myself as the protector of my
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