Good morning to the girls, gays, and gecs!!! Behold our third of seven pride covers and a conversation between 100gecs and Skrillex. Link:
Skrillex: That's funny. That's the one, the EDM thing they tried to do.Skrillex: And he's like,"This is how you raise the BPM."Skrillex: Now that we had COVID and all this social distance, we should start like — I was talking to Gary Richards actually and I think he's doing this with HARD. I hope he does. But he wants to take the drive-in concept and do fun things.
Laura: I was saying that it's a really odd sensation to notice the shift from a year ago to now where there's been such a saturation and a popularity with our music. We're not fucking Bieber, but people are so much more comfortable to talk about, and to us, as these crystalline identities rather than just as people.Laura: I don't want to make it seem like,.
Laura: It's real for sure. We've talked to a lot of people after shows and people say stuff like they don't usually come to shows, they don't feel comfortable going to shows a lot, but they'll come to our show, get together and everybody fucking dances to"Hamster Dance" before the set starts. That shit's amazing.
Skrillex: We know that right now in paradigm shifts, empires crumble, institutions change, right. The power goes back to the innovator, the artist and all this shit. I think if we don't have these bigger festivals, I'm thinking you can really take advantage of small clubs right now. Small clubs and streaming at the same time, I think what's special about this moment is how much you can still work. We're more connected than ever. We're always on.
Dylan: Thinking about the next album. Eventually want to be selling out Madison Square Garden. I don't know what's going to be in between that.
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