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When I meet people who don't know who I am and we're into each other, that's tight. “I try not to take advantage of where I'm at. That has to make it easier,” said Matthew. “How are you and that girl?” asked Matthew. I could never let my world stop me from being able to travel,” finished Duck. He’s not tripping about it, but I would be going crazy. His fingers slipped on the flint, and for some reason it made him grin. That was par for the course on the ticket he bought, and he understood that. Matthew went to light a cigarette to calm his nerves which were shaking like they were dancing. He thinks ‘what if I get lost?’ I tell him, you’ll be with people. All the people, all the congestion, he’ll say. They never really got to experience the joys of life, like my grandpa himself,” said Duck. “I have a couple of relatives that I've watched worry for so long. Why are you stressing? This doesn't even exist. It’s very matter of fact, but also somehow sarcastic. “I’ve been listening to a lot of Sadghuru. But worry is a fabrication of the future. “It’s projection, scenarios in our heads.

“Worry is preposterous.” The sentence was something of a mantra for him in the sense that he repeated it often and it made him feel better. “At least we’re two optimists,” said Duck. “The whole thing makes you shiver,” said Matthew shaking. He’s already in the meta-world,” said Duck.

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Psychologically, he won’t know how to speak. “He won’t know how to act in the real world. “ That’s why anxiety is at an all-time high,” said Matthew. The space was pretty public, so she hastened their exit embarrassed. It was the kind of display you’d expect if a Rage Against the Machine concert took place in the DEA’s office. The mother went to put the phone away, and the kid started crying, truly wailing. The whole thing gave Matthew an uneasy feeling in his stomach. Short attention span, he thought, like me. It looked, to Matthew, like he was playing a game, and then it looked like he was taking a photo. He grabbed his mother’s phone from her hand. The kid couldn’t have been more than two years old. Like that,” said Duckwrth pointing to a mother and her child.

So, it's this separation of natural from human which contributes to the destruction of man. We let technology get out of hand in a certain way. But cyberpunk always brandishes an element of a dystopian future. “The inspiration is going to be kind of like cyberpunk. Just let it all out.”ĭuckwrth giving a masterclass in jewelry. I want when you come to my shows, I want you to be able to move and to sweat. “Dance, electronic already sounds like the future, you know?” asked Duck. New is future in essence, rhythm through motion through minimalism and through electronic sonics,” said Duck. “It sounds like the future, but I don't want it to feel so much like the future. House, Drum Bass, UK Garage, and all facets of dance music will be represented. “In a weird way – I don’t mean to say weird – all of what we’re talking about is going to come through in Chrome Bull,” said Matthew, feeling the space between the inside of his fingertips leave.Ĭhrome Bull is Duckwrth’s next project, set to be seven songs. I heard some YouTuber call it bioelectronic jazz,” said Matthew. It’s impossible, but it’s also right in front of us all the time,” said Matthew, quoting the duo’s favorite movie, Tron: Legacy. “The thing about perfection is, it’s unknowable. It’s like the pathway to – not healing but – taking where we’re at right now as humanity and, I guess, making the best of it, not destroying ourselves,” said Duck. We got to talk about – once again – functionality. Matthew felt like the tip of an air pump you use to plump up a basketball as the wind passes through it, in a pleasant way. “We need humans to stop thinking so much about vanity and to start thinking about functionality what is the purpose of this garment?” “We're f***ing up the Earth because of fast fashion,” said Duck.

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