Instead of useless tracks about not fitting in and simple three chord progressions, Myles and the rest of the Fuzz hit you in the teeth with raw, Stooges style songs and a swagger that lets you know they don’t give a f@ck if you aren’t into it.
Dreamsploitation on Myspace.com
Tomorrow [Thursday night] you will have the opportunity to catch the latest addition to the From Here To There family, Dreamsploitation at the Marquee Club [he should be on around 11-11:30]. Cover is $5.
Chuck Blazevic is the person behind Dreamsploitation. An accomplished musician he is also currently a member of the Heavy Blinkers. Although young, he is very serious about his music. Thankfully, as you can see from the video below, as serious as he is, he thoroughly enjoys himself while sharing his music.
As far as his music goes, I don’t know how much this comparison will mean to most but imagine Caribou-meets-Madlib. It is beautiful melodic music, yet some of his songs would perfectly accommodate an MC. He creates extremely organic electronica.
How’s this for a vision about your own music [taken from his MySpace]:
Lost legends float in and out of the waves, momentary magic from the moonlighting pit band, 3/4 of a measure re-contextualized from an arranger’s finest hour at the close of the 1960’s, a failed (but right on) ruff disco vamp, an italian b-movie & its physical and sonic vixen, a swedish vocal session with love to brazil, one lady without her three men (not that they were bad at all!), and a sliver from the turn-of-the-century arpeggiated liquid sound - among others - sound for imagery appropriated and made into an imagery generator (and booty shaker?!?)
Forward looking but backwards facing, Dreamsploitation is all about the love of music - past, present and (most importantly) future; this is music for music lovers.
We are very excited to be working with Chuck. We have lots of plans and even more ideas for him and his music and he has no shortage himself.
You can see his debut live performance from an open mic show below for a taste of his live performance, while his MySpace has plenty additional music. His live setup is one not likely seen by many folks. If you are wondering what exactly it is, it is a digital interface [specifically a Monome 256] allowing for the manipulation of samples loaded from his harddrive.
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