IDM style drum-n-bass, downtempo and experimental electronica made by a man in a sharp looking suit.

5 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Drum 'n Bass/Jungle, ELECTRONIC: Breakbeat/Breaks



Details:
Roi Vvere, the first imaginary Dadaist, was known for his poetry and paintings concentrating on the images of weather, particularly clouds.

A copy of "Caberet Voltaire" of Hugo Ball fell into his hands while he studied at the university of Paris in 1917.

Inspired by his study of meteorology, Vvere estimated that the configurations of weather were similar to the differences of those in the art of the Dadaists.

He immediately travelled to Zurich to meet these people, and where he began to write and paint.

He befriended Hans Arp and travelled with him, but Vvere could not stay far from his true love, meteorology.

He moved in to Berlin and became implied with Dadaists there, but spent the major part of his time to study.

In 1924, he moved in to Austria to write, paint and publish, and died there February 4, 1931 at the age of 42.

- Translated from French The songs on the album, Roi Vvere, are musical translations of two of his paintings, "Destroyer des Dessus des Collines (Destroyer of Hilltops)" and "Quatre Cercles (Four Circles)".