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EP.82 // CARLOS DENGLER

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Carlos Dengler is a composer, actor and writer from New York City. In recent years he has appeared in numerous theatre productions and short films as well as unveiling his debut one-man show, “Homo Sapiens Interruptus”, at the New York Fringe 2016 to widely positive reviews. He was the bassist and a founding member of post-punk group Interpol until his departure in 2010. He is currently working on a collection of personal essays amongst a variety of other creative projects. 


We talk the artist’s headspace, questions residing at the heart of creative pursuits, Scorsese, “Homo Sapiens Interruptus”, his upcoming personal essays collection, the biopic, the music press, the rise of the public intellectual, crafting personas in Interpol, falling in love with acting, artificial intelligence, gentrification and Henry Rollins. 


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