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Since their debut album, ”This World”, back in 2014 Louisville band “Watter” has slowly built up a reputation as one of the most interesting instrumental bands around. Developing and expanding further with their second album “History of the Future” released in 2017 and some touring later, we hooked up with Zak Riles  and Tyler Trotter in 2019.                   Courtesy: Watter Band (2014) We first heard about “Watter” from an American taping friend who provided us with a copy of one of your concerts back in 2015. After listening back to that tape, we bought both the CD and LP-version, and that was the most spinned LP-vinyl of that year. Was starting “Watter” a conscious decision or was it solely a solo project in the beginning? Tyler:  Originally it was a conscious decision to do a recording project. Zak and I both owned stores (Bluegrass Green and  Louisville Beer Store ) that were right by each other in downtown Louisville. The basement of Bluegrass Gree

Hailing from Copenhagen, Denmark and with constant line-up changes we have the unique collective space band “Øresund Space Collective”, which has had over 30 different members from mostly Denmark and Sweden sharing the duties of performing with the band. Since the start in 2004 they´ve released countless studio and live recordings. Let´s hear what Scott Heller from the band had to say about this mega project.                                           Courtesy: Ø resund Space Colletctive ( ØSC) First of all, thanks for taking your time and answering the questions for us. Let us know how Øresund Space Collective came about?   DR Space - ØSC started off as just a jam project with the Danish band, Mantric Muse (Copenhagen) and the Swedish band, Bland Bladen from Malmö, Sweden. I had been playing with the Danish band Gas Giant but they decided to take a new direction and so I was no longer playing with them and wanted to keep playing music. ØSC was just some