About Dumbass
"Only an idiot would waste his time on unanswerable questions...
We do so with sound."
Dumbass is an experimental music project from Vancouver
Canada who have been pushing sonic and thematic
boundaries for over a decade.
Their sound moves from the harsh din of so-called
"industrial music" to flirtations with jazz, rock, electronica,
and even folk - from pure noise to surreal soundscapes.
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"The negative form of the self exercises a loosening power as well as a
binding power; at any time it can quite arbitrarily start all over again,
and no matter how long one idea is pursued, the entire action is within
a hypothesis."
"Only an idiot would waste his time on unanswerable questions...
We do so with sound."
Dumbass is an experimental music project from Vancouver
Canada who have been pushing sonic and thematic
boundaries for over a decade.
Their sound moves from the harsh din of so-called
"industrial music" to flirtations with jazz, rock, electronica,
and even folk - from pure noise to surreal soundscapes.
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"The negative form of the self exercises a loosening power as well as a
binding power; at any time it can quite arbitrarily start all over again,
and no matter how long one idea is pursued, the entire action is within
a hypothesis."
The Latest Dumbass Projects
God's Garden - The New Album
The History of Idiocy - The Best of 2002-2008
God's Garden - The New Album
The History of Idiocy - The Best of 2002-2008
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| Learn more about Dumbass by viewing the Dumbass Biography, the Dumbass Discography, and the detailed History of Dumbass. ---------------------------------------- "An Expressionist wishes, above all, to express himself... [An Expressionist rejects] immediate perception and builds on more complex psychic structures....Impressions and mental images pass through his soul as through a filter which rids them of all substantial accretions to produce their clear essence [...and] are assimilated and condense into more general forms, into types, which he transcribes through simple short-hand formulae and symbols." Antonín Matějček |