As a stalwart of the Antihoot scene, Lach certainly has a lot to talk about. We sent Sophie Alexander to interview him after his last performance at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe…
MTTM: So, for anyone who’s unaware could you give us a brief history of the Antihoot and how it came about?
LACH: The Antihoot has been the heartbeat of the Antifolk scene. When I first broke off from the folk scene and started the Antifolk scene up on the lower east side, it was just an open stage, a freedom zone where people could do what they want. There was a sense of community and spirit, but also of artistic...Lach Interview | September 2011
As a stalwart of the Antihoot scene, Lach certainly has a lot to talk about. We sent Sophie Alexander to interview him after his last performance at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe…
MTTM: So, for anyone who’s unaware could you give us a brief history of the Antihoot and how it came about?
LACH: The Antihoot has been the heartbeat of the Antifolk scene. When I first broke off from the folk scene and started the Antifolk scene up on the lower east side, it was just an open stage, a freedom zone where people could do what they want. There was a sense of community and spirit, but also of artistic...