BLARF, the musical project of Eric André, returns with his new album Film Scores for Films That Don’t Exist, releasing May 1st. You can listen to the album’s first song, “What’s For Dinner” today. Vinyl is available for pre-order exclusively from the Stones Throw store now.
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Listen to “What’s For Dinner”
Before he was ever torturing celebrities on a fake talk show or making strangers chug ranch, Eric attended Berklee College of Music, specializing in upright bass. His latest effort is a return to those roots. While BLARF’s first album Cease and Desist was a plunderphonics sample-clearance nightmare matched only by his drunken Ronald McDonald costume, Film Scores ups the ambition, enlisting full orchestras in Budapest and Los Angeles to set the scene for the 16mm masterpieces that exist only in Eric’s mind.
BLARF will be at Zipper Hall in Los Angeles on April 27th, where he’ll perform the new album with a full orchestra for one night only. His tuxedo may or may not have the ass cut out. You can purchase tickets before they sell out here.
Film Scores for Films That Don’t Exist Tracklist
1. The Final Shootout
2. What’s For Dinner
3. Stars Without Light
4. Piano Concerto No. 0
5. Mercury Dripping Down My Spine
6. Run For Your Death
7. Dead Ballerina
8. 1869 Overture
