BACKSEAT NOISE: Episode 6 featuring
@adamvoid
Full episode available on Nadzwatson Youtube
Backseat Noise is a short-form interview and stripped-down live performance series by Cult Love focusing on noise, experimental, and other underground, fringe genres of music. It takes place in the backseat of Natty Gray’s 2003 Toyota Avalon. Artists are briefly interviewed by Natty then perform a short, minimal equipment set through the car’s stereo system via cassette to 1/8”.
Episode 6 features the Southern anomaly, the OG of outsider art, graffiti king, lord of trains, and antifolk renaissance man, Adam Void. Active for nearly three decades, and somehow still largely anonymous, Void’s work has spanned everything from music and noise, to zines and graffiti, to train hopping and publishing, to painting and education (he and his wife, Chelsea Ragan, operated a DIY art school in the Black Mountains for a period), he does a little bit of everything. A pillar of the underground, Void is truly an artist’s artist and a unicorn of an individual, harder and harder to come by these days, carrying the spirit of a bygone era. His digital presence is minimal, his cellphone primitive, Adam Void is the last flickering flame of true Americana. He performs and creates work solo and collaboratively under his own name. He also operates the DIY, underground publishing company and distro,
@cutinthefence , with his spouse.
Please note, this interview was altered from its original format in order to protect Adam’s identity.
Filmed by
@lodrum
Recorded and Edited by
@nattygrayy
Audio Mix and Master by Braiden Simpson
Snippet video by
@lodrum 
