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JITTER ROOM :: A Breakcore Film by Ruby My Dear and Lisa Chabbert

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One of our favorite nut job French psycho breakcore producers of recent years Ruby My Dear and French director Lisa Chabbert have teamed up with the ever innovative Ad Noiseam label to create a short and beautiful film featuring music from Ruby My Dear’s recent album Form.

This is a really well made cinematic production with all the art house brooding and emotional piquing you could hope for from such a gallic noire collaboration. Desolate, vague, apocalyptic Lord Of The Flies style stuff based around a group of hollow looking children with an infinite depth of sadness behind their eyes dragging a dead body around with them.

Need I say more? Just that it is all with a soundtrack from Ruby My Dear! The least you can do is watch it. Right now!

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Ruby My Dear :: Form (Ad Noiseam) Ruby My Dear :: Jelly EP (Blue Sub) Ruby My Dear :: Balloon EP (Kaometry) Ruby My Dear :: Phlegm EP (Analogical Force) Igorrr & Ruby My Dear :: Maigre EP (Ad Noiseam)

I’ve been messing about with music since about age 6 when I started playing recorder and piano with the best music teacher in the world. She managed to instil a love of music in me which has served me well. I studied the saxophone in classical and jazz styles up to grade 8, then learned a bit of guitar, bass and drums – enough to get myself in bands and play gigs, sometimes to empty halls and sometimes to packed out venues. I got into using drum machines and samplers sequenced on an Atari ST in the ‘90’s and ended up doing a degree in music technology. Then I even managed to blagg my way into a teaching position for several years teaching music performance, tech, theory and some other stuff. These days I compose for and play in a small saxophone ensemble, co-run a record label, produce curious electronic hybrid bass music, play in a reggae orchestra, rear several children and ride my skateboard every spare minute I get.