After a year of persistent requests, I finally agreed to let William Randles (aka Seven Rivers of Fire) interview me for the podcast... everything is backwards, but I'm glad we did it! Here is what Will has to say about this episode:

On this episode we journey back to Ethekwini to finally hear from the man behind the mic, the host of this here fine podcast, the myth, the legend, the one and only: Mr Duncan Park.

Deploying his knowledge of the craft in a solo capacity as well as across various musical projects such as the mighty Return to Worm Mountain and the alright Rise Up, Dead Man, Duncan’s guitar playing ranges from gentle melodic indie and pop informed balladry, and sublime acoustic acid folk raga fingerstylings to heavy aggressive black metal, doom, psych-rock, cosmic drone, and noise

Over our sprawling three and half hour conversation interrupted intermittently by barking dogs jumping on laps and knocking microphones I talk to Duncan about his musical journey, his earliest musical memories, his influences, various projects past and present, composition versus improvisation, recording methodologies, the video game Dark Souls, the mental health challenges that can come with creating art, the wonders of DRONE, how his engagement with Buddhist philosophy and practice has informed his music, our mutual appreciation of Robert Thurman aka Bobby T aka Bobby T-Money aka Bobby The T man OG aka OG Bobby T Aka aka Atlanta temporal deficit 💸 and so much more…

Thank you for finally agreeing to engage in this dialogue Duncan and for starting this podcast.

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