Thought provoking interviews with great depth
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“The way that Carter discusses, reflects and contemplates with each guest is brilliant. Really inspires topics of thought and gives you an insight into some of most brilliant minds in the industry. Especially Ross Robinson and the purity and "blackout" of the art form. Basically if you subscribe you'll only be doing yourself a favour!”Read full review »
Ashleyswhall via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/17/17
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“Daniel P. Carter is one of the best around. Believe it.”
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“All the episodes I’ve listened to are really interesting and they give you an insight on certain topics that the guests wouldn’t normally talk about in your average interview. Natural.”
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Great Britain ·
12/20/17
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“A new Podcast that doesn't cover the same ground as most chats with Musicians. The Music is a jumping off point but soon the talk will wander into far more esoteric topics with Art, Symbology and the Occult being a recurring theme. There seem to be no hard and fast rules and I for one am...”Read full review »
DrunkDrGonzo via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/09/16
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