Season 10 Episode 7 with Trevor Dunn

If this podcast were a musician, it's highly likely it would be called Trevor Dunn.
Trevor is a hugely respected and valued composer, bassist, double bassist, collaborator, ultra-improviser and fantastic conversationalist, coming to prominence with the ever fluid and experimental Mr Bungle. He has also played with John Zorn, The Melvins, Fantômas, Tomahawk, his own Trio-Convulsant, plus many more collaborations.
Now, with Sally Gates and Greg Fox, he's releasing another fabulous milestone in his improvisational catalogue with the LP Deliriant Modifier on his own Riverworm Records.
This really is an excellent conversation with a man who's curiosity and innovation is endless. We're talking about the new record, the concepts of consciousness, alternate reality, improvisation, having an open mind and keeping an open mind, blasting away genres, mindfulness, curiosity, the pros and cons of boundaries and tons more.
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[@bushjon]

One of my favorite bass players from one of my favorite bands, Mr. Bungle. Thank you for enriching my musical perception.

[@jtlemay4878]

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[@vrod2144]

Great interview! What's the book that Trevor mention at beginning anyone knows? I couldn't find anything with "All graphic universe" title, just a comic?

[@Aetchify]

I believe he said The Holographic Universe. Edit: This is from a different interview. He mentions The Holographic Universe: The Revolutionary Theory of Reality [by Michael Talbot (Harper, 1991)]

[@vrod2144]

@@Aetchify that make sense. I think there was a small audio cut off or smt

[@BuckDat]

@@AetchifyHe was allegedly one of Budd Hopkins "alien abduction" cases and claimed his theories were a telepathic download.