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Published: April 9, 2019, 8:56 p.m.

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While Marty Willson-Piper is best known for his work with Aussie alt-rock pioneers The Church, the guitarist/singer-songwriter has had a rich and varied solo career outside his former band (who he departed in 2013 after a 20 year run).

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He\'s also worked with the likes of Grace Slick, Linda Perry and Aimee Mann and has been a member of a number of bands including Noctorum, MOAT, and Swedish prog-rockers Anekdoten.

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And his busy output continues in 2019 with \'The Afterlife\', the fourth release from Noctorum, a duo comprised of Piper and producer Dare Mason, which came out out this February via Schoolkids Records.

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In addition, Willson-Piper is releasing his fifth solo album, 2000\'s \'Hanging Out In Heaven\' on vinyl for the first time ever as an exclusive blue-tinged double-LP release for Record Store Day 2019, (also via Schoolkids Records) including bonus tracks.

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On our latest podcast, Willson-Piper discussed his recent UK acoustic tour (performing alongside his wife, violinist Olivia Willson-Piper), the creative process and musical inspirations behind \'The Afterlife\', recollections of \'Hanging Out In Heaven\', the perils of crowdfunding, upcoming musical projects, his love for his fanbase and much more. 

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And be sure to stick around after the interview is over: we close out the episode with \'The Moon Drips\' off \'The Afterlife\', and \'You Bring Your Love To Me\' (my favorite MWP song!) off \'Hanging Out in Heaven.\'

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Click here for my interview with Marty from 2018, and click here for more info on Record Store Day, which takes place Saturday, April 13th.

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