Interviews

I've only found those.

http://www.trebuchet-magazine.com/mainsite/index.php?/categories/11-Chris-Clarke-Warp

http://www.themilkfactory.co.uk/interviews/cclarkiw.htm

http://www.themilkfactory.co.uk/interviews/cclark_2_iw.htm

http://www.barcodezine.com/Chris%20Clark%20Interview.htm

http://www.junkmedia.org/index.php?i=828

http://www.contactmusic.com/new/home.nsf/webpages/chrisclarkx07x06x07

Share if you know more.

Yup I read all those a few days ago and couldn't find anymore of them.

Oh shit. There is great interview http://jekyllethyde.fr/2009/07/clark-jekyll-interview-english/

  On 11/12/2010 at 8:41 PM, Adam Beker said:

Oh shit. There is great interview http://jekyllethyde.fr/2009/07/clark-jekyll-interview-english/

great interview. he reps Ed Banger and Sebastian, the man has good taste!

  On 11/13/2010 at 9:29 AM, Backson said:

  On 11/12/2010 at 8:41 PM, Adam Beker said:

Oh shit. There is great interview http://jekyllethyde.fr/2009/07/clark-jekyll-interview-english/

great interview. he reps Ed Banger and Sebastian, the man has good taste!

Yeah totally. I think that Ed Bannger stuff had influenced him a lot. You can feel it in Totems Flare.

Also. Clark and Bibio converstion.

http://thequietus.com/articles/03349-warp-20-celebrated-by-clark-and-bibio-interview-each-other

Pretty interesting phone interview. It's cool to actually hear him speak. And the interviewer asks some pretty good questions, despite sounding a little unenthusiastic. This is right after Totems Flare was just released.

Clark interview on Tape Relay (July 2009).mp3Fetching info...

  On 11/13/2010 at 11:19 AM, Adam Beker said:

I think that Ed Bannger stuff had influenced him a lot. You can feel it in Totems Flare.

exactly. that's why it was such an important album for me, it was the heavy electro album that bypassed the trendiness entirely.

I hope Sebastian's album employs this much craftsmanship...

Thanks for the interviews guys, especially Deepex for uploading that phone interview, very cool.

Fresh new one in French here : http://www.traxmag.fr/interview-clark-warp-records/

I don't have the time to translate it but here's an interesting bit !

  Quote

Some critics have compared Clark to what you were doing at the time of Clarence Park. What do you think of this ?

 

Today I have the impression that it (Clarence Park) was made by someone else. Someone young, a bit stupid, greasy, schizophrenic and always agitated. But this album (Clark) is more introverted. I love Clarence Park so I take that as a compliment. But I find it weird that people only react to the presence of piano in my Iradelphic tracks. I have always used piano, since the first track of Clarence Park ! I'm a bit fed up with Clark now and I want to defend my earlier albums.

It's funny because I don't think artists ever release records that are so different from one another in terms of quality. To me this comes from the media, presenting efforts as parts of a certain trend, or perceiving changes. Each one of my projects is like a diary, no more no less. I wouldn't favor an album more than another. But I should say that I'm a clumsy artist which I apologize for. I feel more elusive these days... Like a quick lizard with a forked tongue. Maybe tomorrow I'll be a dog again. Would you prefer that ?

 

How would you describe your course since Clarence Park ?

 

It's weird. Sometimes I listen to a track and I hardly recognize the young man that made Clarence Park. Sometimes I listen to tracks such as Wolf or Indigo Optimus and I'm thinking I would make them the same way I have. It changes everytime. I would never be able to write Clarence Park today though, really. It's a youthful work. I was barely shaving at the time.

Hi, this seems to be an old thread but I've just put up a Q&A today with Clark. The answers I got back were super extensive.. and pretty funny too- http://www.clashmusic.com/features/in-conversation-clark

Very nice interview