rainbow splatter vinyl version - Matthew Dear is a shapeshifter, oscillating seamlessly between DJ, dance-music producer, and experimental pop auteur. He is a founding artist on both Ghostly International and its dancefloor offshoot, Spectral Sound. Bunny is the name of Matthew Dear's fifth album. His first since 2012, it bounces into plain sight preceded by two slyly different singles in 2017: the moody, urgent "Modafinil Blues" and the buoyant, blithe, Tegan and Sara-featuring "Bad Ones." Bunny follows both modes, among others, parading down a rabbit hole of unhinged phrasings, dreams, and interludes. It saunters in the shadows; it stands brightly in the moonlight. Bunny is a dual vision of avant-pop; an artistic reckoning from a 21st-century polymath; persona splintered, paradox paraphrased, a riddle rendered.
| A1 | Bunny's Dream |
| A2 | Calling |
| A3 | Can You Rush Them |
| B1 | Echo |
| B2 | Modafinil Blues |
| B3 | What You Don't Know |
| C1 | Horses |
| C2 | Moving Man |
| C3 | Bunny's Interlude |
| C4 | Duke of Dens |
| D1 | Electricity |
| D2 | Kiss Me Forever |
| D3 | Bad Ones |
| D4 | Before I Go |
