Matthew Dear
has created a nuanced body of work under a variety of guises (Jabberjaw, Audion, False etc.) over the last ten years or so, but revealed little of himself. Until his album «Asa Breed» in 2007 he focused on faceless dance floor orientated minimal techno and electronica. Now the Texan electronica polyglot steps into the shoes of Arthur Russell and David Byrne to transform dance tracks into pop songs – could be described as «avant pop».
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I haven't written it yet...
Philip K. Dick: «Flow My Tears, the Police Man Said» / Kurt Vonnegut: «Sirens Of Titan» / Joseph Heller: «Catch 22»
Be Here to Love Me: A Film About Townes Van Zandt (by Margaret Brown) / Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (by Terry Gilliam) / Cast Away (by Robert Zemeckis)
Deck of Cards / Scrabble / Yahtzee
building fires / rafts / huts
Deserted Islands of the World / Decorating with Coconuts / The Sand and Sea
Noise / Bumps in the Night / Drugs
lover / lover / lover
Monkey / Hermit Crab / Volley Ball
Guitar Tuner / Guitar / Guitar string cutter
