Dez Dare Releases New Single “They Scream, My Head Is So Full I Can’t Dream”

Ulysses Trash is the upcoming sophomore album from Australian born, UK based artist Dez Dare. With the pandemic still raging, Dez took a meagre amount of time to buy some new gear and expand his studio. Spending late 2021 writing and recording 18 tracks that delve further into themes of the ethical vacuum of modern capitalism and politics as well as the destructive course of the digital society we live in, that filled his 2021 debut album, Hairline Ego Trip. Today, Dez Dare has unleashed his new single, They Scream, My Head Is So Full I Can’t Dream, a song that Darren says deals with “the birth of the 24-hour news cycle and the introduction of social media feeds have filled our eyes and brains to the point of exhaustion. We are screaming out for silence.”

Hi upcoming new album, Ulysses Trash, is built on the dichotomy of clarity in the world we are presented, and the sanguine nihilism of accepting your life is without control. Ulysses is a hero. A leader. Ulysses also means the wrathful, the hater. There is a pervasive movement within our leaders who champion destructive behaviour, smiling while destroying all in their path. Presenting themselves as saviour, while smirking and damaging the people they serve. Not only are we lied to by our leaders, but we lie to ourselves. Making justifications that allow us to feel better about our choices. The lies we tell ourselves to survive. This album is a call to inaction, surely we have to try? An open letter to embrace our place in the ecosystem in which we exist and understand where we fit in the grand scheme. To remember that beauty is in the minutia, the quanta in which we all are made. 

In 2022 Dez Dare will head out on the road for the first time. The live performance will be a multimedia affair, incorporating Dez’s cartoonish and hellish visual aesthetics with fuzz, noise, beats and more fuzz. You can stream They Scream, My Head Is So Full I Can’t Dream and pre-order Ulysses Trash here