BeamsMatthew Dear

James Murphy once suggested all the kids had sold their guitars and bought turntables. This has never felt more relevant in the age of the face-painted festival goer, sporting the EDM uniform of a highlighter colored tank top in the Electric Zoo full of uncritical good times. Dance music has never been so safe; at least in the unremembered 1990s people offered one another Special K. Electronic mastermind Matthew Dear crafts a brand of music that flies in the face of these trends, even the very n...

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