It’s more than just an album recorded by two men at the top of their game who are separated by land and sea – although Tall Tales is that too. Made by fabled electronic musician Mark Pritchard and Radiohead singer Thom Yorke, Rolling Stone described it as a “progtronic journey full of freaky soundscapes and really strong songwriting.”
But it goes deeper still. A third collaborator, Perth-based artist Jonathan Zawada, turned Tall Tales into a film full of Hieronymus Bosch and Pieter Bruegel-like imagery, adding to an artful sense of dislocation, displacement and surrealism.
