The Ion Pack talks to Matty Healy of The 1975. Chatting about the New York scene and music being back, The 1975's new show, At Their Very Best, Rock Lititz, using Brad Troemelian language, Vincent Gallo, unreleased art, cold pods, no famous music journalists, starting your own label, the audience and performer being just as important, rave democratizing the musical experience, Twitter, the lyrics of “Love It If We Made It”, changing your opinion in real time, growing up with his family in the tabloids, “Everybody Hurts” by REM, indie masculinity, uniforms, Kanye, Michael Jackson, people being more important and more interesting than art, Refused, ‘the death of the album’ being a farce, infinite newness vs. finite newness, Sophie, pop culture life forms, your instinct being your art, Gregory Crewdson, the Emo House, being whitepilled, Healian style, and of course - MUCH MORE!
