Trevor Dunn (Mr. Bungle) on Dissonance and Using "Wrong Notes"

[@youisiaint]

Phlegmatics is a perfect example

[@mindcontrol67]

Thanks for posting this,I love to hear the theory behind their music.

[@CarlKingdom]

Me, too! There should be a whole book about it.

[@mindcontrol67]

@@CarlKingdom Definitely, your interviews are gold knowing him and trey had a grasp on music theory at a young age.I am a total theory nerd.

[@thChrch]

Love this. I’d love a break down of every song of every album from each band member. Thanks for doing this, since High school, they’ve blown my mind

[@CarlKingdom]

Me too. Would love make a documentary about their compositions.

[@brian13451]

@@CarlKingdom I would definitely buy it!! Also wishing someday for someone to make just a general Bungle documentary, going back to their childhoods and everything

[@KristovMars]

Commenting as further tribute to The Algorithm.
Thanks for this Carl King, I love hearing deep dives with creatives - and I love that Trevor is talking about stuff I absolutely couldn't have appreciated when I first heard Disco Volante.
I've only really started getting into jazz in the last 20 years, and it's fascinating to find out how many of my favourite bands and artists have either trained as jazz musos, or been deeply influenced by it.
Have a sub, and I look forward to listening to the full interview.
Small thankyou to The Algorithm for suggesting something I'm actually interested in.

[@chieffunker9717]

Love it. Such a rare thing to hear Trevor talking about stuff. Ps : What software did u use to make this red voice line > Thank you!

[@thChrch]

I couldn’t figure out the composer he mentioned in the beginning. Anyone catch it?

[@CarlKingdom]

Was this when he mentioned Shostakovich?

[@jiriboleslav6877]

Shostakovych....I guess

[@ArturoValdesOficial]

Why not