Interview: Clark Clark's freshly released record Iradelphic is blindingly good. Jack Midalia caught up with Clark ahead of his show at The Bakery on Friday, April 27 (tickets here ), and spoke to him about the making of the record, his live show, intolerant neighbours, and his feelings towards the term "IDM". Where are you at the moment? I'm in Berlin, just in the studio. This is where you are living at the moment? In between gigs, yeah? Your new record was made in a lot of different places. Was that the plan or was that just what happened? That was never the plan at all, but I kind of ended up turning it my way and finding ways to work in these different places and using quite a lot of different acoustic space. There was a really good flat that I stayed in Brussels that had this amazing stone hallway that I used for quite a lot of the reverb and echo and space on the album. It was nice to get away from the studio where I'm fairly spoiled with tools -- I've got almost too much gear and I think that's always a bit of a sticky situation. It's good to strip it back and just work on the most important thing which is structuring tracks and finishing ideas rather than just kind of wanking off machinery. The record certainly sounds that way -- it sounds very natural in the way it's constructed. There's definitely that kind