Interference is the latest album from the German electronica group Close to Monday. Without knowing much about the band or this album’s recording and release, it has the feel of a self-produced album, possibly even having been made in a home studio. In fact, everything about Close to Monday has a very D.I.Y. vibe to it, such as their own handling of distribution and PR, which is very commendable, and why I wanted to cover them after they reached out. Nobody likes art by committee, but sometimes having outsiders to check and see if your art and message is understandable to everybody else isn’t the worst thing in the world. The band’s website states that the purpose of their music is to lead the listeners on a guided pilgrimage of the world with the help of their lead singer, Any, named due ...
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