From The Interview between Brian Harlan and Kraig Grady
http://www.corporeal.com/kgintrvu.html
Harlan: I see. I was hoping we could begin by discussing your venture into Anaphoria, and the influence this has had on your compositions.
Grady: Well I think that, with most of the music I have enjoyed in my life, one of the reasons that I liked it was because it created a sense of space -- almost like an imaginary landscape. With Debussy's music, for example, I can always picture a certain sort of area in which I would be standing if I were inside the music. So once I found Anaphoria, I realized that the space in which the music I wanted to do was already there. It is as if I'm in the middle of it, as opposed to it being inside of me.
