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On Absurdist’s Electric Chair, we sift through all the noise to bring you the most nonsensical tracks and artists of the week with a healthy dosage of analysis, commentary, and interrogation. Hosted by Payton Dunn and Shibo Ares. Presented by Absurdist Media.
Glitch Gum on his new album ‘SPRINKLES!’ and the future of hyperpop
Absurdist’s Electric Chair
33 minutes 45 seconds
2 years ago
Glitch Gum on his new album ‘SPRINKLES!’ and the future of hyperpop
Absurdist’s Electric Chair sits down with Nashville-based artist Glitch Gum, who first rose to prominence in the hyperpop scene after appearing on CMTEN’s viral track “NEVER MET!” and remixing Phoebe Bridgers’s track “Kyoto.” That remix became so iconic that Phoebe hopped on the track herself to deliver original vocals tailored to the remix, which cemented Glitch Gum’s status not only in hyperpop, but also in the wider internet music scene. Glitch Gum’s new album “SPRINKLES!” sees him building on that legacy while incorporating elements of pop punk, indie, and more, which is slowly but surely taking over part of the hyperpop movement as it disperses into a million shards stylistically. What does that mean for the future of hyperpop and Glitch Gum’s place in it? Listen to the full episode to find out.
Absurdist’s Electric Chair
On Absurdist’s Electric Chair, we sift through all the noise to bring you the most nonsensical tracks and artists of the week with a healthy dosage of analysis, commentary, and interrogation. Hosted by Payton Dunn and Shibo Ares. Presented by Absurdist Media.
