These three trade stories, talk about running their own record labels, and more from backstage at the 2017 Pitchfork Music Festival.

Katie Alice Greer and Daniele Daniele (Priests) Talk with Tyler Pope (LCD Soundsystem) for the Talkhouse Podcast

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Benny Bock is a musician from El Cerrito, California. He graduated from Berkeley High and Oberlin Conservatory. Currently, he is working as a pianist, producer, songwriter, arranger, and sound designer in Los Angeles.

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Nora Stanley is multi-instrumentalist composer, improviser, and songwriter based in Brooklyn who primarily works with saxophone, clarinet, and flute. Her latest record, Glass, is out now. 
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Nora Stanley and Benny Bock Have Extreme Views on Banter

Sunken Cages is Ravish Momin,  an Indian-born drummer and electronic music producer based in Brooklyn and Philadelphia. His latest record, Neerm Pularumbol (As the Dawn Breaks), is out now.

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Mood Board: Sunken Cages’ Neeram Pularumbol (As the Dawn Breaks)

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M.C. Taylor is the frontman and songwriter of Hiss Golden Messenger, whose most recent album, Heart Like a Levee, is out now. Hiss Golden Messenger’s Facebook page is <a href="https://www.facebook.com/HissGoldenMessenger" target="_blank">here</a> and its website is <a href="http://www.hissgoldenmessenger.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">here</a>.
(Photo credit: Dan Huiting)

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M.C. Taylor (Hiss Golden Messenger) Talks with Josh Kaufman (Bonny Light Horseman) on the Talkhouse Podcast

Beth B’s career has been characterized by work that challenges society’s conventions, and that focuses on social issues and human rights. Throughout her prolific career, B has produced over 29 films within the documentary, experimental, and narrative genres as well as having produced interdisciplinary work that has been shown in galleries and museums throughout the world.
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Beth B and Jim Coleman Want to Transcend Pain

Aaron M Olson (aka Aaron MF Olson/Aaron M Fernandez Olson) is a Los Angeles based musician. He composes for film and television and his recording projects include L.A. Takedown, The Musical Tracing Ensemble, Mountain Brews, and other things. He performs live in these and many other groups including, but not limited to Richard Pictures, &#8220;L.A.&#8217;s most grateful Dead cover band.&#8221;
His record Songs Album II is out now on Country Thyme/Drag City.

Aaron MF Olson

Sometimes as a leader, sometimes as a sideman and collaborator; sometimes as an invisible musician but you&#8217;ve heard him: the chest-high bass drum thump, the tightly paired flight of guitars in odd harmony, the disorienting shift in time and texture that resolves itself into song. Chris Cohen has plied the inside and outside folds of pop musical possibility since at least 1978, when he first set infant drumstick to skin at the tender age of three, initiating decades of sonic experimentation across multiple bands and nearly a dozen recordings.
(Photo Credit: Kate Dollenmayer)

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Chris Cohen and Aaron MF Olson Have Known Each Other for 20 Years

Holy Wave is a four-piece band from Austin, Texas. Their latest record, i’m DADA, is out now on Suicide Squeeze.

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Mood Board: Holy Wave’s i’m DADA

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