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“He’s better with me solo. He was more open to being adventurous.” Kim Deal on working again with former Pixies/Breeder engineer Steve Albini, and why his death hit so hard

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“He’s better with me solo. He was more open to being adventurous.” Kim Deal on working again with former Pixies/Breeder engineer Steve Albini, and why his death hit so hard

Kim Deal had a long recording history with the late Steve Albini, and she says that the US indie rock community was “devastated” by his death in May

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