⌘ Described by the critics as a 21st century Baudelaire on acid, a literary hoon, a philosophical hobo, a delinquent genius, a legendary protagonist, a Holden Caulfield for punks and an enigmatic self-styled outsider, Brentley Frazer [aka ph0n.X_] is an Australian conceptual artist, poet and music producer from the wrong side of the tracks.
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Genre: Lyrical Post-Digital Poetry / Lo-Fi Neoclassical Trip-Hop
Themes: Digital mysticism, techno-spirituality, glitch aesthetics, modern alienation, sacred irreverence
Compared to: Burial, Tricky, T.S. Eliot, Richard Brautigan, early Massive Attack, Black Mirror

“Described by Dazed & Confused as a 21st Century Baudelaire on acid, Brentley’s unconventionality, radicalism, aggression, schizophrenia, non-adaptability and sublimity with hallucinogenic scenes and pornographic moments, a bizarre mix of elements of neo-symbolism and post-romanticism wrapped in a form of hyper-text prose, finds itself somewhere at the intersection of Burroughs, Breton, Rimbaud, Salinger and Ian Curtis.” – Tribuna Magazine