Andy LaPlegua, the creative force behind Combichrist, sat down with us to talk about his journey into music, his new album One Fire, and how the punk spirit of the ’80s still shapes his art. From discovering Dead Kennedys as a kid to working with industrial icons, Andy opens up about creativity, collaboration, mental health, and the ever-changing world of music production.

Andy LaPlegua’s One Fire is more than just another industrial album—it’s a reflection of a life in music, rooted in punk but unbound by genre. Whether he’s diving into mental health, dodging the superficiality of Los Angeles, or creating in solitude, Andy continues to forge his path with brutal honesty and raw creativity.

One Fire is available now on all major platforms.

Watch the full video interview below

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