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Phiiliip "Summer Collection" PhiiliipTV 988 views Phiiliip, "Summer Collection." Directed By Grant Worth.
Phiiliip "The Importance Of Having A House" PhiiliipTV 1,172 views Phiiliip, "The Importance Of Having A House." Directed By Alex Singh
Phiiliip "Elemental Childe" PhiiliipTV 1,553 views Phiiliip, "Elemental Childe." Directed By Bec Stupak / Honeygun Labs.
Phiiliip "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off" PhiiliipTV 8,707 views Phiiliip, "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off." Featuring Sophia Lamar! Directed by Zoie Rizzuto.
Phiiliip "Vitamin Burn" PhiiliipTV 314 views Phiiliip, "Vitamin Burn." Directed By Kelly Kuvo.
Phiiliip "It All Went Downhill Yesterday" PhiiliipTV 489 views Phiiliip, "It All Went Downhill Yesterday." Directed By Kelly Kuvo.
Phiiliip "Worried Mind" PhiiliipTV 1,695 views Phiiliip, "Worried Mind." Directed By Bengala.
Phiiliip "Another Book" PhiiliipTV 420 views Phiiliip, "Another Book." Directed by The World Of Adam.
Phiiliip "Summer Collection (Fall Is A Scrapbook)" PhiiliipTV 666 views Phiiliip, "Summer Collection (Fall Is A Scrapbook)." Directed by Grant Worth.
Phiiliip "It All Went Downhill Yesterday" (Live @ Deitch) PhiiliipTV 119 views Phiiliip performs "It All Went Downhill Yesterday" at Deitch Projects, Williamsburg. November 20, 2004. Camera: Michael Magnan.

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Prior to his transition into music, Philip Guichard was primarily a writer, publishing journalism and fiction in the Village Voice, Vice Magazine, Index Magazine, The Stranger, the New York Press, and the Evergreen Review. His first album, Pet Cancer, was released on American Patchwork, Momus's label with Darla Records. All Music Guide gave it four stars and said "Phiiliip combines soft synths, disaffected breathy vocals, and folky acoustic guitars for a dazzling, yet minimal effect." Momus was also responsible for redubbing Philip as Phiiliip, so as to ensure his googlability, and spearheaded a U.S. tour, of which Phiiliip's "highly postured and totally electronic act was reminiscent of a cross between retro Factory and Morrissey." Following the non-release of Icicles + Spike Sculptures, which existed only in an Artforum top 10, he moved to Berlin for a year, then back to New York. He became a regular performer on the electroclash circuit, playing at clubs like Luxx, Don Hill's, Joe's Pub, the Knitting Factory and the Andy Warhol Museum.

In 2002 he began compiling and mixing the CDs for annual arts magazine K48, which featured artists as diverse as Devendra Banhart, Animal Collective, Kid 606, Kevin Blechdom, Japanther and Matmos, as well as his own versions of "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off" and Nirvana's "Rape Me", with nightlife celebrity Sophia Lamar The same year saw Yesandno, his side-project with Captain Comatose's Snax, release their 12 inch Notahit on International DeeJay Gigolo Records, in addition to his collaboration with PFFR which appeared alongside Snoop Dogg on their debut album United We Doth. He later appeared on TRL for their MTV show Wonder Showzen. 2003 saw him modeling for Dior Homme, and photographs of him by designer Hedi Slimane appeared on the cover of Butt Magazine.

In 2004 he had an art show with Deitch Projects and John Connelly Presents consisting of work from fifty artists "inspired by/responding to/commenting on/or utilizing the meat" of the CD he was then working on. Artists included Ryan McGinley, Terence Koh, AA Bronson, Dash Snow, Slava Mogutin and Assume Vivid Astro Focus. The show, "a decidedly off-kilter fun fair," according to Artforum, was chosen as one of the year's best in the New York Times. His CD Divided By Lightning, released in conjunction with the art show, featured collaborations with Soft Pink Truth, Excepter, and Avenue D and Tigra of L'Trimm. The companion DVD, Multiplied By Thunder, featured a "pulsating geometric" video made by Bec Stupak for his remix of T. Rex's "Elemental Childe," and a version of his song "For The Second" sung by Boy George. 2005 saw remixes of Yukari Fresh and Grizzly Bear.

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