Primitives

Primitives, Sellers’ debut as Bayonne, is a rich, complex work, the kind with no clear rock parallel. In its winding, maze-like structures are hints of both Steve Reich and Owen Pallett, each instrument working a single melodic pattern over and over and over, as Sellers threads his soft, reedy voice between them. On songs like “Appeals,” the effect is hypnotic: notes from a piano crash down like spilled marbles from a bucket, as Sellers’ ringing-bell vocals swing back and forth between them. The end result is spellbinding music, meticulously-crafted songs where each tiny piece locks into another, and hundreds of them joined together create a breathtaking whole — like dots in a Seurat, or tiny bones in a dinosaur skeleton.

Minimalist-leaning electronic musician Roger Sellers rebrands and reissues his 2014 album for a deserved breakthrough.

Electronic music is easy to make -- fire up an app and get your blips on -- but really hard to make in a way that’s…

Texan producer Roger Sellers returns as Bayonne with new album Primitives.

Bayonne (real name Roger Sellers) already made a name for himself in his native Austin before his debut release 'Primitives'. Having been likened

The debut album from Austin electronic soloist Bayonne - real name Roger Sellers - gets a UK release. It calls to mind Caribou and Panda Bear.