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Bolvy Old Bellingdon
by Thomas Rabies
Thomas Rabies, a nonsense poet in the style of James Joyce, performs sound poetry and literary nonsense as a serialised podcast only, drawing inspiration from Hausmann, Blonk & Ratkje. His avant-garde works prioritise sonic exploration over conventional narratives, employing growls, shrieks, and invented glossolalia to create an abstract sound tapestry. Rabies values the sensory experience of language, aiming to rediscover words as primal vocal expressions and challenging conventional speech norms. His intense performances celebrate poetic freedom through unrestrained phonetic creativity.
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Thomas Rabies, a nonsense poet in the style of James Joyce, performs sound poetry and literary nonsense as a serialised podcast only, drawing inspiration from Hausmann, Blonk & Ratkje. His avant-garde works prioritise sonic exploration over conventional narratives, employing growls, shrieks, and invented glossolalia to create an abstract sound tapestry. Rabies values the sensory experience of language, aiming to rediscover words as primal vocal expressions and challenging conventional speech norms. His intense performances celebrate poetic freedom through unrestrained phonetic creativity.
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