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Matt Elliott (musician)

Matt Elliott is an English folk guitarist and singer from Bristol, England, who plays dark folk music. He also produced and recorded electronic music under the name The Third Eye Foundation.〔Diver, Mike (21 December 2006). (ReDiScover: Third Eye Foundation ). Drowned in Sound. Retrieved .〕
==Biography==
Elliott started recording with the band Linda's Strange Vacation, which included Kate Wright (Movietone) and Rachel Brook (Movietone/Flying Saucer Attack), around the time Wright and Brook formed Movietone, and Brook and Dave Pearce formed Flying Saucer Attack. Elliott was a part-time member of both bands.
He recorded ''Semtex'', his first album under the name The Third Eye Foundation, and released it on his own record label, Linda's Strange Vacation, with the help of the fledgling Domino Recording Company. The next three albums were released on Domino in 1997, 1998, and 2000.
As Third Eye Foundation, Elliott worked with bands and artists including Amp, Hood, Yann Tiersen, Mogwai, Ulver, Tarwater, The Pastels, Navigator, Urchin, Suncoil Sect, Remote Viewer, Thurston Moore primarily as a remixer. In 2001, a compilation album of his remixes was released.
In 2003, he released his first album under his own name, ''The Mess We Made'', which marked a stylistic shift from the Third Eye Foundation releases.〔〔Kellman, Andy. (Matt Elliott Biography ). Allmusic. Retrieved .〕〔Petrusich, Amanda (15 June 2003). (Matt Elliott ''The Mess We Made'' ). Pitchfork Media. Retrieved .〕 The next three albums were released as a trilogy on the French label, 'Ici, d'ailleurs...'. By the release of ''Drinking Songs'' (2004), his sound had changed considerably from his earlier work, now being compared to Tindersticks and The Black Heart Procession.〔Raggett, Ned. (''Drinking Songs'' Review ). Allmusic. Retrieved .〕
On Yann Tiersen's 2009 tour, Elliott was support act, and later in the show was part of Yann's band onstage.

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