Artist's albums
Desperately Free
2023 · single
All I Can Do
2023 · single
See You Get Hurt (Art Feynman Remix)
2023 · single
Half Price at 3:30
2020 · album
I Can Dream
2020 · single
Not My Guy
2020 · single
The Physical Life of Marilyn
2020 · single
I'm Gonna Miss Your World
2020 · single
Ideal Drama
2018 · single
Near Negative
2017 · EP
Shelter
2017 · single
Monday Give Me Monday
2017 · single
Blast Off Through the Wicker
2017 · album
Slow Down
2017 · single
The Shape You're In
2017 · single
Feeling Good About Feeling Good
2017 · single
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Biography
Around the time he switched coasts and settled down in Northern California in 2016, visual artist and indie singer/songwriter Luke Temple (Here We Go Magic) adopted the persona of animist musician Art Feynman. Blending dissipating pop structures, psychedelia, and yearning, cosmic folktronica adjacent to some of his work under his own name, he debuted the project with Blast Off Through the Wicker in 2017. Feynman's first release, a six-minute instrumental track incorporating environmental sounds ("Rice"), appeared on Bandcamp in April 2016. Obscuring his face in promotional material, he followed it a year later with the Krautrock-influenced stand-alone single "The Shape You're In," which addressed contemporary technology and politics. Recorded with a four-track tape recorder, the full-length Blast Off Through the Wicker arrived in July 2017 via Western Vinyl, which had issued albums by both solo Temple and his band Here We Go Magic. Feynman followed it with a U.S. tour in support of Stereolab's Laetitia Sadier, then issued the Near Negative EP that December. The Luke Temple album Both-And arrived on Native Cat Recordings in 2019 before Art Feynman reappeared with the 2020 long-player Half Price at 3:30 on Western Vinyl. ~ Marcy Donelson, Rovi