Matt Boroff – What a Shame: Matt Boroff is an American-born, Austria-based artist who excels luring audiences into new and exciting terrain, from cinematic noise-rock to gardens of indie-rock ambience. His newest album, Grand Delusion, is his most formidable and forward-thinking album to date. The first single, “What A Shame,” is a meticulously crafted tune that feels gritty and earthy, but also entirely accessible thanks to a minimalist execution that keeps it focused and forward-moving.
On top of his own inspiration, he also enlisted some heavy hitters in the alt-rock world to help capture the spirit of Grand Delusion. Setting up shop at 11AD Studio in Los Angeles, CA to collaborate with some of rock’s legendary contributors, the amazingly talented Alain Johannes (QOTSA, Them Crooked Vultures) and drummer Jack Irons (Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chilli Peppers). Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, QOTSA) also lends his distinctive baritone voice to a track, just as he did on Borrof’s 2014 release, Sweet Hand of Fate. The end result of Grand Delusion is an organic, multi-dimensional effort that exceeds even the loftiest expectations Matt may have set for himself.
“What A Shame” is a video that will rattle your ears and treat your eyes to a stimulating blast of colors and originality. At the core, “What A Shame” revolves around Matt performing in a cavernous white room. With a blank palette as his disposal, Matt and director Karin Bleiweiss saturate the screen with a mind bending assortment of imagery, reminiscent of early music videos of the late 1960s.
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