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By Álex Canoura
Loa a Mauna Loa. Golpes en la garganta. Sus ojos se disparan. Se eleva sobre sus puntas (punta-tacón, punta-tacón, repetir) y escupe el magma al micrófono. Su cuerpo se curva formando elipsis (narrativas) y elipses matemáticas contra el techo abovedado. Se ajusta las pupilas y modifica su cara hasta parecerse al mismísimo diablo (demo). La atmósfera se mantiene. “El polvo volcánico dispersa parte de la radiación solar y la refleja al espacio exterior”. Hay bruma. Las guitarras no cesan entre canciones. Ese sonido queda permanente, suspendido. Entre nosotros. Como motas de polvo, cósmico y volcánico. Golpea. Golpea. Golpea. Ese estado emocional en el que se encuentra un batería cuando revierte su fuerza en las baquetas, y las baquetas consecuentemente sobre los bombos. Ese estado propio de agitación y goce. De ojos en el horizonte. Las manos recorren los mástiles, de bajo y guitarra en una carrera. A barlovento. Hay muchos pedales en el suelo. Y en el cielo las motas que caen y
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Dash Snow: I’ll tell you what I don’t believe in, can I do that? Alright, I don’t believe in the, in laws, or the system by any means, whatsoever I try not to obey them at any time That’s what I believe in, not believing in.
Daniel Joseph: So what keeps you alive?
Dash Snow: Four big bottles of water a day, two packs of Marlboro Reds and uh, what keeps me alive? Shit, um Music, I have to listen to music all day long I say that keeps me going I’m a pretty dark person, I’ve thought about ending it a million times and I have to say that music keeps me here, by far, the main thing.
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