"When I started with digital music it was mainly for the reason that I wanted to produce my drums in the way I wanted them to sound. Being involved in that process, the first thing I saw was that there are so many musical possibilities inside of a natural sound, so I immediately forgot about giving constructed beats a try and continued with what I did by playing drums with my hands and body, a music of sound."

"Even today, the computer remains just one component of a broad, interlinked array of methodologies, rather than the be-all and end-all. I don’t work with any external electronic or digital sound-producing media like synths or midi gear. I’m interested in creating a possible essence of certain sounds, or even of an existing piece of music. I’m not interested in computer music or creating sound with the computer. I want to have the spirit of the source I’m processing in the music I’m creating."

"In general I love a certain pop appeal, especially in abstract musics, and even the other way ‘round, like with Radiohead. I think their music is so beautiful, and in a strange way it’s very abstract for the world of pop. It’s nice to think that there are so many people running around these days with the same sound in their heads that there is in mine."

Stephan Mathieu in an interview with Philip Sherburne in The Wire, 2001.

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