I might need a special sort of collaborator to make me do that.
Paul will do an unassuming but really smug smile and Karen will continue: "They said he was exactly the sort of collaborator they were looking to work with".
Good material for an attack ad there, no? Ditto the fact that during the early nineteen-eighties John McCain sat on the advisory board of General John Singlaub's U.S. Council for World Freedom — the American outpost of the World Anti-Communist League, a sort of clearing house for former Nazi collaborators, Central American death-squad leaders, and assorted international thugs.
His eclecticism when it comes to choosing sounds and collaborators fuels a sort of irreverence for the paradigm of standing there and watching art.
Cirkut, Gottwald's latest protégé, works beside him in the studio, serving both as a collaborator and as a sort of musical scrivener.
On "It's Only," Herbert and frequent collaborator Dani Siciliano created a sort of Mazzy-Star-does-house-music vibe, and the new remix by DJ Koze brings Siciliano's reticent vocals to the fore and backs them with driving hand-claps and meandering electronic warbles.
Darius, a sort of suburban malcontent, becomes Kenneth's confidante and collaborator and is drawn into his obsessive world, assisting him to steal equipment from a laboratory to help build his Heath Robinson version of a time machine.
She and collaborator Lucas Leyva have dreamed up a sort of sequel with Mega Mega Upload, one of the ten vignettes in the new Borscht Film Festival short, #PostModem, already selected to screen at the next Sundance Film Festival.
He became a member of a sort of auxiliary to the S.S., which was made up of East European collaborators, and was sent to work as a guard at Sobibór, an extermination camp in eastern Poland.
He is a sort of anti-auteur, and his collegial style, his openness to the experience of his collaborators, has afforded him the chance to imaginatively enter different worlds.
