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“The Analysis of Beauty” & “Gap in the Air” – interview on Culture Laser

December 15, 2014

https://www.listennotes.com/e/ddaacca9a12f404db5dfc58933bba80c/cl-gap-in-the-air/ [no longer available on SoundCloud]

Martin Parker and Joe Banks – interviewed by Ryan Van Winkle and produced by Colin Fraser for Culture Laser (see earlier posts)

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