“Everything in music is a construction”: interview with William Doyle
William Doyle returns with his latest record, Springs Eternal, and he packs an album that uses the immediate forms of pop to convey very deep anxieties
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The (elusive) identity of an artist: a conversation with William Doyle
About a month ago, we wrote about William Doyle’s new album, titled “Great Spans of Muddy Time”. In describing the work of the English musician, we tried to highlight some aspects that, besides characterizing the album itself, seem to reveal something of the artist’s (elusive) identity: his eclecticism, his wandering talent, his moody taste for…
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William Doyle – Great Spans Of Muddy Time
Torna William Doyle con un disco che, tra digressioni, rumori e disturbi, si diverte a far intravedere il genio pop, ma solo per accartocciarlo, gettarlo via e guardare altrove
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William Doyle – Great Spans Of Muddy Time
William Doyle – 'And Everything Changed (But I Feel Alright)' (Official Audio)Watch this video on YouTube William Doyle, formerly known as East India Youth invents something new every time. We’re talking about a young man (born in 1991, not even thirty years old…) who – after two records acclaimed by critics and audiences (“Total Strife…
