Gearslutz hosting a Q&A with Inigo Kennedy from 10th Nov.

[Ben Kohonays]

Thought this might be of interest to some here. You can ask him anything you like on the GS forum from Wed. 10th November.

[Críoch]

Wow.. cool.

[Lost to the Void]

You can ask him anything you like anyway.
He's very amenable and on all the social media's.

[Críoch]

OK.. let's ask him not to do it then

[subvers^v]

I might ask him if I can ask him something

[Ben Kohonays]

OK.. let's ask him not to do it then

[Lost to the Void]

OK.. let's ask him not to do it then

We could.

This kind of thing seems so redundant now.

[Críoch]

Ah ya big grinch. I think it's cool

[Lost to the Void]

I`ve been reassessing everything during the madness of this pandemic, so yeah I am being philosophically critical, but it all just feels like a merry go round at the moment, and fresh ideas seem to be lacking in the face of commercialisation and the need for product.

At heart I`m a punk, I can`t help but challenge orthodoxy, so I do apologise, I`m just not into Status Quo, it`s not been the same since Parfitt died.

Obviously I have nothing against Inigo, he`s one of the few guys I look up to who has never disappointed or sold out, and he is a genuinely lovely guy, and I`ve only ever had good experiences with him.

[dubdub]

I've never *loved* his productions but he's a great DJ. Seen him a bunch of times. Does some fairly unorthodox things compared to your average techno DJ.

[Amøbe]

I adore Inigo's productions - I think he has a great sense of melody and mood, which I relate to quite a bit.

Besides that I think his productions aren't as much original as they are in general really great. In short I see him as a good consistent producer, with an impressive talent for creating affective riffs and atmoshperes