Polarbear

POLARBEAR was a Los Angeles underground project active in the mid–late 1990s, led by Eric Avery with Harold "Biff" Sanders and collaborators. The group released a remixes vinyl, the Chewing Gum EP and the 1999 LP Why Something Instead Of Nothing?, blending electronic funk, low-fi electronics and late Californian psychedelia.

Eric Avery (former bassist and songwriter of Jane's Addiction) led POLARBEAR. The project performed around forty shows, released a vinyl ('Polar Bear?' 1996), the Chewing Gum EP (1997) and the LP Why Something Instead Of Nothing? (1999), and disbanded after the album.

POLARBEAR was a Los Angeles underground project led by Eric Avery active in the mid–late 1990s. It released a vinyl remixes record, the Chewing Gum EP and the 1999 LP Why Something Instead Of Nothing?. The sound mixes dirty electronic funk, electro-junk and a late Californian psychedelia. The DeBaser review praises the album's atmosphere and artistic originality. The project disbanded after the album.

For:Fans of 1990s Los Angeles alternative/experimental music, Eric Avery/Jane's Addiction followers, listeners of electronic-psychedelic hybrids.