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405tv Interview: Metric

405tv Interview: Metric

by Danny Wadeson, 18 July 2012

The fantastic Metric recently finished off their fifth full-length, as well as a tour of the UK to promote it. To cap off our slew of Metric coverage, we present our little chat with the creative partnership from the 405tv crew.

You can read our full album review and live coverage/pictures, or dive straight into the interview below!

The interview was recorded/edited by George and Louise Nindi.

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