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Guitar World
Guitar World
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Jacob Paul Nielsen

“We wanted to play a 20-minute crazy solo. An extended, jammy outro used to be a pretty common thing, and now it feels completely dead”: Meet Dutch Interior, the SoCal indie-rock outfit channeling the Allman Brothers with six – yes, six – guitarists

Dutch Interior's Noah Kurtz plays a cherry red Gibson SG while Connor Reeves plays a Tele.

Dutch Interior is a band. An indie-rock band, specifically. Indie in the sense that they make music for themselves, rock in the sense that they cut their teeth on classic rock riffs – and they have the chops to prove it.

“That is the tale of Dutch Interior, with every single member being each other’s oldest friend and having a connection through music,” says Noah Kurtz, one of six – yes, six – guitarists in the band. “We’ve had many iterations of the band; Dutch Interior was the culmination of all of that.”

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