Matthew Chenoweth Wright has been writing poetry since 1988, and has released 5 books of collections of poetry; "On The Water" in 1991, "From Under Eyelids" in 2005, 2016's "The Floating Laughter of the Harlequin's Anti-Gravity Brain" and the recently released "Alphabetical Verse". He also produces music and soundpoems, recording on the invisible caterpillar records label he founded in 2007. His band, eNuminous & Archimedes, makes sound to back up his lyrics, and achieves a Dadaist avant-garde, quasi-experimental music, with dissonance, atemporality and artifact incorporated into a moving series of vibrations. Their albums are, in order of release: Eyelid/Fetish Citi Zen One Soundpoems & Birdsong for Concrete It's Not Music for Sane Persons Collaboration with the Circuit Extraordinary Rendition Swamp Bell Aardvarking Deep Red Bass Mythical Permissions Unprecedented Chutzpah Sounds Calliope Makes Standing in the Rain Angular Momentum in Shadow the Birds Rotating Universe Negative Space Waves of Eternity Lapping at the Shore (That's What I Call Spoopy) Bargain Basement Impressionism Musical Hoax of the Century Writ & Corpuscle (Five Lives of God) O Captain February 30 1912: eNuminous & Archimedes LIVE! at the Hippodrome, London Outcasts & Miscreants: Oddities 2005-2012 The Bathtub Sessions The Great Machine Doesn't Help [L'Institut Pour La Conservation Des Formes De Vie Artificiellement Intelligentes] Mirror Music [Simulation Theory] Mozart Machine Music Eyelid Fetish Redux Positive Space A Dream of Paris At the Crossroads He Met an A.I. I'm Just Wild About Myths The Great City, Sleepless & Melodium Artificial Life Cybernetic Organisms Lonely Hearts [Fab Fourier] Racketeering Raids eNuminous & Archimedes also have a number of tracks released as music videos on YouTube, using animation and experimental video alongside the 70-odd singles released since 2007's "Hunting The Lions" A recent transplant from Sacramento to Berkeley to Petaluma to Vallejo to Cleveland and finally back to Davis, he also makes espresso. "Poetry is a rich shared language, one that we should all treasure."
