Lawrence E. CLR Y. Oddsac DVD. Special Order. Oddsac represents a new synthesis of music and film, a "visual album" whose songs will not be released in any other form. It features an original score with new songs from the band and complex digital manipulation by Perez, a debut filmmaker and visual artist known for his concert projections with musicians such as Black Dice and Panda Bear, Perez and Animal Collective have also collaborated on two music videos "Who Could Win a Rabbit" and "Summertime Clothes" , and a major art installation piece Transverse Temporal Gyrus, which occupied the entire Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
Oddsac is the result of over four years of intense collaboration between Perez and the band. Let's run through it in full and give it a go.
Warning: includes spoilers. Although I've no idea what they spoil. Meanwhile, a blonde girl is tugging at the peeling wallpaper in a tatty room, releasing gushes of oil from beneath. The music is warped afrobeat electronica over which distorted vocals sing, "Grandma used to love how you play.
Occasionally, a "drumbeat" of screaming Lemmys or oil-covered heads bursts out of the screen. Elsewhere, a grunting Neanderthal washes white balls in a river along to an abstract electronic instrumental.
Unexpected scare-shots of the monk freaks suggest that the producers of The Ring may have a hand in all this. It's spooky and rather marvellous. The audio is an unsettling cacophony of submarine radar blips, chiming bells, Bedlam babble and electronic cat fights. Suspicions arise that Derren Brown has a hand in all this. A white-haired skater creature starts to assemble a drumkit on the rocks to a pastoral arpeggio and the sound of a dabbling brook.
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