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The ripple fact I'm a host, Ricky Varanis. Today we have

Clayton, aka Cell Dweller, somebody I've been a fan of for so long. Amazing artist. I'm playing

some of his music in the background right now as we speak. And it's a mixture of metal and

electronica and acoustic guitar and heavy synths

and trance and drum and bass and industrial and all these different things and he also has a music

project called scandroid which is a kind of 80s new wave with a kind of a modern production

touch and then he also has circle of dust which is

actually his first music project which he just came out a new album called machines of our disgrace

which is amazing if you like industrial and and uh it's you know electronic music with more riffs

and darker and more guitar and screaming.

So definitely check that out.

He's just amazing artists.

You meet these people and you assume and, you know, it doesn't always seem to be the case.

But on the show it seems to be the case where you get somebody who has really interesting work,

interesting music, interesting film,

or interesting art, and whatever, you assume that they're just deep thinker,

and you meet them, and you tend to be right.

And Clayton's no different, really interesting guy.

We got in so many different topics and conversations.

Hopefully we get into a lot of different conversations and topics that you don't hear him talk about on other shows because this show has no format.

We go wherever the conversation takes us, which leads us down some really interesting roads.

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