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mXp tapes

Arts EN ↓ 2 afleveringen

MXP TAPES is an interview series dedicated to the rawest sounds in the international alternative scene. Hosted by Francisco Pureza, the show delivers unfiltered conversations with the artists redefining the underground today. No scripts. No mainstream filters. Just the stories behind the noise before the rest of the world catches on.

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Auteur

MXP

Categorie

Arts

Website van de podcast

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Nieuwste aflevering

17 mei 2026

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Afleveringen

#02 | GENIE 17.05.2026

Hosted by Francisco Pureza, the mXp tapes is a podcast series focused on giving stage to today's best independent acts all around the world. In this episode, we travel to New Zealand to talk with genie about their unique sound and their experience in the local underground scene. We explore the inspirations behind their music, their creative process, and discuss what's next for the project.

#01 | NEGATIVE MESSAGE 05.05.2026

Hosted by Francisco Pureza, the mXp tapes is a podcast series focused on giving stage to today's best independent acts all around the world. In this episode, we travel to Milan, Italy, to talk with Negative Message about their raw sound and their experience in the Italian underground scene. We explore the inspirations behind their latest album, LUCIDA FOLLIA , and discuss what’s next for the band.

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