Listening to Help Wanted, one might think Eric Avery is a man ruled by his moods. His first formal solo project is dark and deep – dark in its intimations of disillusionment, isolation and alienation, deep in its layered electronic textures and sometimes-unsettling effects. Even on cuts like “Walk Through Walls (The Man Who Can Fly Pt. 5),” which has a droll, swaggering rhythm reminiscent of Kurt Weill, Avery conjures a dangerous, deluded figure who declares: “I can walk through walls and I can fly and that’s not all/ I’ve drunk the oceans dry and that’s left me all-powerful/ But that’s no help at all/ When you can’t see/ You won’t see me.”
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I'm a civil libertarian activist and artist/screenwriter peacefully protesting the racist anti-semites that injected literally MICROCHIPS such as VeriChip type of 'cochlear' devices into the news and entertainment industry during warrantless searches done by fascist losers in FBI, CIA, DEA, USSS, SDI etc these last 29 years.
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