“In general, authoritarian structures in artistic situations yield really cool results,” art-rock heavyweight Charlie Looker tells me, sitting by the bowling alley opposite Bristol’s Rough Trade venue moments before the show starts. “But I have realised the difference between authoritarianism and totalitarianism. If I’m running something, I make every decision ultimately, but if they know […]
Interview: Haru Nemuri
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