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question it makes you question a lot of different things if you actually think about it, not only music. I think that’s the small role that an artist can have today because our role is getting smaller and smaller and we’re getting used more and more, right? We’re just getting used more by everyone. Not me, artists in general so I think the most important thing is to defy being used, defy being labelled, defy all these things, maybe create a tiny space for yourself where you don’t have rules because rules are the things that create a lot of the problems that this time has. KALTBLUT: Drawing on the point about music being co-opted by it’s ability to sell … you’ve said before that you hate CDs and you think the music industry is just out to sell drinks. Nico: The CD thing is just a stupid thing I thought for a while. I don’t know why I was so against them, I actually don’t really care. I don’t want to be mean to your question though; the truth is I actually don’t care... I’m not anti- it… in one interview, in the one stupid interview where I said that, because I do feel stupid that I talked about it in that way… what I actually meant to say is that CDs were invented with a specific amount of time, with a weight and with a design that was easiest to sell and we should think about that. That’s all I was saying. The context of that is huge. KALTBLUT: So you designed The Prism as a contrast to that? Nico: Yeah, but that’s also a primitive idea of hopefully a better idea that I’ll have at some point, because that’s still not the answer at all. 24 i KALTBLUT: It’s been noted that you have some distinctly old fashioned ideas about art and integrity. Your sound and musical tropes reference things before your time. Simply put, do you think things were simpler in the past? Dave: I wouldn’t really presume to know (laughs) I mean, the short answer is no. I think that’s kind of a binary that relies on facile idea of history that Nico and I wouldn’t think. If there are sounds or things that are feel that they’re from another time then its because we live in the era of the über-archive, like the total and so, what that means is that…what ends up becoming the fabric of internal life, one’s creative life is built on thousands of years of history because now we’ve fully archived it in a very intense way. On a fundamental music level that means you become influenced by, and this is my impression, things that aren’t in your city, in your year… right now I’m reading the biography of Derek Bailey, a free improviser guitarist and he talks about growing up in England before WW1 if you wanted music, he grew up in a small industrial town, you had to go see it at the pub, that’s a real thing. They couldn’t afford records, if you wanted to hear music; this was 70 years ago… Nico: Only… Dave: Yeah, only 70 years… you’d have to go down the street or drive to the next town to hear whoever had taught themselves whatever it is they were going to do over there and so now and we live on the opposite end of that spectrum. If I’m hungry and I’m curious about different things, they inevitably seep into you because you live in this archive. KALTBLUT: True to its title, Psychic is not a heart to heart but an extra sensory telepathic exchange. How important was the name giving of both Darkside and Psychic on a personal level? Nico: You mean the actual words? So the second we finished our first song, this word ‘dark side’ was in the air between us. It wasn’t the band name; we were just using it a lot. Dave: It became a descriptor of a feeling or experience, y’know if something got deep we’d be like ‘dark side’ or if something was a little bit crazy… Nico: So when we finished our first song, we were like ‘dark side’. And then we were like, whoa that should be our name. And that’s it. We never spoke about it again. It’s a placeholder. And it’s meant to be that. There’s no meaning. There’s no meaning. It’s a placeholder. It’s a colour of a shirt, right? It’s just a black shirt; it doesn’t say anything. But it says a little bit… because it’s black, it’s not white, it’s not stripy. It’s just a black shirt. Psychic is…. (hearing music in the background) Oh, they’re playing Val…the DJ is. Dave: Oh, snap! Nico: Isn’t that so cute? Dave: That’s amazing. Nico: That shit blows my mind. What were talking about? KALBLUT: The naming of Psychic… Nico: So Psychic was a little more deliberate because we did feel like there were certain things about the record that we wanted to give to people; like these were some of the things we were thinking about. And the idea of each other’s mind and creating a telepathic exchange is exciting to us… that’s so exciting to us. www.darksideusa.com
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