Robert Wyatt

A champion and the highest interpreter of Canterburian aesthetics. Before the accident, a fanciful and unpredictable drummer. A unique and unmistakable vocal timbre, melancholic, dolorous, "the saddest voice in the world" according to the English critics. A professional Dadaist and a convinced devotee of a very personal ideal of "music of the absurd." A spokesperson for an art that is "different," whimsical, elusive, and an enemy of labels and conventions of any kind. Pure madness of creativity.