Sean Lynch from Device Expanded by glomag

Composed and recorded in 2003. Remixed and remastered for this release.
In the credits for Jean-Luc Godard's "One Plus One- Sympathy For The Devil", I discovered that the strange, fractured narration that pokes in here and there was by someone named Sean Lynch. I have never been able to find out anything about him since. He sounds to be an American avant-garde writer. The voice samples are directly from the film and are sections from what I can only imagine was a psycho-political fiction that he wrote. 1960s American political figures appear in a strange, disjointed crime novel.
Nanoloop, voice samples.

Composer Chris Burke, aka glomag, helped create the sound of 80s horror, scoring such films as "Splatter University" (1984) and "The Toxic Avenger" (1984).
In the 90s he and his brother Dan formed Glorified Magnified and had one record out on Sire/Warner. In 2001 he began making chiptune music using a Game Boy. This work took him around the world and showed him a pretty fucking good time.