Model / Actriz were, for many people, the revelation of the Primavera Weekender. But before they played, Johann Wald and Ben Cardew sat down with Cole Haden (vocalist) and Ruben Radlauer (drummer) to talk about the influence of Cats, Lady Gaga and ludicrous live intensity. Photo by Sharon Lopez.

Johann Wald and Ben Cardew took a seat with indie sleaze 2023’s most wanted man, The Dare, aka Harrison Patrick Smith, at the Primavera Weekender, to talk major label wooing, reviving New York clubland and being shy. Photo by Sharon Lopez.

Ben Cardew and Johann Wald spoke to Water From Your Eyes’ Rachel Brown and Nate Amos at the Primavera Weekender, with the conversation ranging from Sting to Interpol, passing by humour, remix albums and why they are better off as friends. Photo by Christian Bertrand.

Ben Cardew and Johann Wald spoke to the legendary Bob Mould at the Primavera Weekender about protest songs, fury, Foo Fighters, going dance, Sugar and, of course, Hüsker Dü. Photo by Sharon Lopez.

Ben Cardew sat down with Kazu Makino from Blonde Redhead after the band’s Primavera Weekender gig for a very frank interview, in which they discuss band therapy, meme hits and sitting down for dinner. Photo by Christian Bertrand

Antes de que comience el Primavera Sound São Paulo este sábado, RPS habló con Francesca Alterio, Festival and Marketing Director de Time For Fun, que es partner de Primavera Sound São Paulo, sobre cómo luce la segunda edición del festival.

Dream Wife play Barcelona on Monday November 27 2023 and Madrid on Tuesday 28. Ahead of those gigs, RPS caught up with the trio to talk about never dating musicians, social lubrication and 85-year-old love lives.

Antes de que comience el Primavera Sound Buenos Aires este fin de semana, RPS habló con Matías Loizaga, socio de Popart Music, que es partner de Primavera Sound Buenos Aires, sobre cómo luce la segunda edición del festival. 

Pau Cristòful y Paola Villas del departamento de booking de Primavera Sound visitaron RPS para hablar sobre el cartel de 2024, dando una idea de cómo se contratan las bandas y qué artistas encajan en el universo Primavera Sound.

Eureka podría ser la obra más ambiciosa hasta la fecha de Lisandro Alonso; una película que cuenta con el protagonismo de Chiara Mastroianni y Óscar Viggo Mortensen, y en la que el cineasta argentino rueda paisajes y aborda géneros hasta ahora inéditos en su filmografía (el wéstern en blanco y negro o el drama policial), conectando aquí su cine con la obra de cineastas como David Lynch o los hermanos Coen. RPS habló con Alonso sobre el cine lento, Tarkovsky y las cigüeñas marabú.