Interview: Jackson & his teen beat utopia at Fortune Grey

Interview: Jackson & his teen beat utopia

Mega-hyped, but does he live up to it? Yeah no in the Aussie colloquial. I interviewed Jackson a month or so ago and the resulting Q&A discourse on subverting the dominant paradigm through a rigourous program of prickly beats is up now at the wonderful Speakers Push The Air.

Written by matt

December 20th, 2005 at 3:30 am

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