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Description:
??It was a strange dream. I was at an art gallery and the paintings on the wall told the story of art. How different ideas and styles bleed into one another and drift around, never fixed, always evolving. That was the subject of the exhibition and it was called Creep Show.?
Creep Show brings together John Grant with the dark analogue electro of Wrangler (Stephen Mallinder / Phil Winter / Benge) to create Mr Dynamite - a debut album packed with experimental pop and surreal funk.
Recorded in Cornwall with a lifetime??s collection of drum machines and synthesisers assembled by Benge and explored by every member of Creep Show, there??s a real sense of freedom in the shackles-off grooves, channelling the early pioneering spirit of the Sugarhill Gang through wires and random electric noise.
Wrangler are no strangers to collaboration. In the studio they??ve teamed up with LoneLady, Tom Rogerson (currently working with Brian Eno) and Serafina Steer on their albums La Spark (2014) and White Glue two years later. As well as remixing Primal Scream, Gazelle Twin and John Grant (on ??Voodoo Doll??), in 2015 they released a double LP of Modular synthesiser remixes entitled Sparked which included new takes on their music by Daniel Miller and Chris Carter (Chris & Cosey). Cotton Panic!, a forward-looking stage production commissioned by and performed at the Manchester International Festival in 2017, was the result of Wrangler joining forces with actor Jane Horrocks and writer Nick Vivian.
Grant too enjoys working with other artists, sharing stages and songs with the likes of Kylie Minogue, Elbow, Richard Hawley and Tracey Thorn. His passion for electronic music - including Cabaret Voltaire - has influenced his last two albums Pale Green Ghosts (2013) and Grey Tickles, Black Pressure from 2015, eventually leading him to Wrangler??s sequencers and wonky drum machines.
However, Creep Show is much more than the sum of its parts. It??s almost as if the four band members and their machinery were possessed by another force: ??Mr Dynamite is real,? states Mallinder. ??It??s disturbing, he blows shit up.? -
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