"I was at a club not dancing, because I didn't dance. I was on ecstasy and I was peaking, and then the DJ played 'Tomorrow Never Knows' and I lost my marbles. But I also had a very important revelation, which was that the way I was feeling was actually me. It wasn't the drug. It was me." [Jess Harvell says:] In other words, he really needed to dance all along. It just took the right context and the right records to unlock that urge.
Reading Pitchfork's comprehensive look back and listening to all the records before we dance ourselves clean for the last time.
photos by yours truly.
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