The Antlers Interview (clip 3)

The transcript discusses the perception of censorship in music, particularly focusing on bands with controversial names gaining popularity. It highlights the blurred lines between mainstream and underground music, suggesting that censorship is less of an issue today, especially with the internet's influence. The example of the band Holy Fuck playing at a show hosted by Rachel Ray in Austin is used to illustrate this point.

What does the speaker suggest about the popularity of bands with controversial names?

• They are struggling to gain attention.

• They are becoming more popular, indicating a shift in censorship.

• They are being banned from mainstream media.

• They are only popular in underground circles.

How does the speaker describe the current state of censorship in relation to the internet?

• The internet has no impact on censorship.

• Censorship seems to be less of an issue because of the internet.

• The internet is causing more censorship issues.

• Censorship is increasing due to the internet.

What role does the speaker attribute to the internet in the context of music censorship?

• The internet has no role in music censorship.

• The internet is making censorship more challenging.

• The internet is helping to reduce censorship.

• The internet is irrelevant to music censorship.

What example does the speaker use to illustrate the reduced concern over censorship?

• A band refusing to perform due to censorship.

• A controversial band performing at a mainstream event.

• A band being banned from a festival.

• A band changing its name to avoid censorship.

What is the speaker's overall stance on censorship in the music industry?

• Censorship is a major issue.

• Censorship is not a significant issue.

• Censorship is only a problem for new bands.

• Censorship is increasing rapidly.