Some tracks didn’t make it, others were torn down and rebuilt around one standout element. Being a duo allows them to challenge each other creatively—and take ideas to places they wouldn’t go alone.

GQ: Fashion clearly plays a major role in your image. How do you connect style to your music, both onstage and off?

€URO TRA$H: There’s zero separation. Fashion is integral. Every performance outfit is planned weeks in advance, often in collaboration with designers for one-off pieces. The goal? To wear the music. The looks are an extension of the sound—bold, intentional, and engineered to make a statement.

GQ: There are some standout collaborations on the album. How do you balance your signature sound with other artists’ voices?

€URO TRA$H: The key is working with artists who are constantly inspired. Collaborators like OGAQUAFINA and Almanac are part of the creative ecosystem—always in conversation, always evolving. Sometimes a demo just clicks, and both sides build on it instinctively. OGAQUAFINA, by the way, is also a serious style icon in their own right.

GQ: You’ve worked with artists across cultures and genres. How has that global range influenced your music—and your aesthetic?

€URO TRA$H: It’s had a major impact. Every collaboration adds something to the mix—some insight, some flavor. That blend shapes the evolution of their sound. On top of that, constant travel has been critical. Each city, each scene, each subculture leaves a mark. It keeps the creative spark alive and the ideas fresh.

GQ: Your visuals—from stage design to album artwork—are bold and unapologetic. How tightly do you tie fashion into your overall creative vision?

€URO TRA$H: There’s no compromise. Everything is connected. Every detail—from set design to styling—is part of the bigger message. Think Daft Punk levels of precision. That’s the standard. And in a saturated world, having a loud, cohesive identity isn’t optional—it’s essential.

GQ: How has your sound evolved from ¥€$ to House Music for Stripclubs?

€URO TRA$H: The biggest shift is knowledge. Since releasing ¥€$, they’ve played countless sets—and those experiences directly inform the new music.