ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week, I chat with Conrad Harris and Pauline Kim Harris of the violin duo String Noise. We delve into how things sometimes turn into other things (SO VAGUE), how into project fits into a career as a whole, developing unusual repertoire,and much more! Featured on this episode are two tracks from their 2015 album "The Book of Strange Positions": "We Do Parties" and "Two Kinds of Noise." For all things String Noise: stringnoise.com facebook.com/stringnoise twitter.com/stringnoise instagram.com/stringnoise stringnoise.bandcamp.com
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