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Foxes in Fiction\u2019s Warren Hildebrand first stole our hearts at the Moodgadget Showcase back in September. Originally from Toronto, Hildebrand is a multi instrumental, multi talented, genre bending one-man show. At first glance, he is shockingly young. His blond hair gleams from behind a table full of impressive looking electronic gadgets. He performs in his socks. When he starts his set, however, he transforms into a self-possessed magician and master of his craft. Yes, what he produces is electronically driven, but he plays guitar and sings too, blending and looping his live music into a dreamy atmosphere that spins and builds from the setup before him, which by the third song appears like a perfectly designed stage plot, even though the props only occupy a small surface area. He is so mesmerizing, that at times it feels like he\u2019s raising something from the dead as he builds and shapes each track. He reminds some people of Bradford Cox. We think he\u2019s much better. There are ineffable qualities about him as an artist, and about his music, that leave a space for one\u2019s imagination to inhabit as his set develops, and goes from droning, ambient electronica to innovative, thought provoking, multi-dimensional live performance. Plus, he really is a youngin\u2019. At the tender age of 23, he has decades of musical trends to herald. And we fully expect him to do just that.<\/p>\n