Aber Portland, Oregon
Aber was born in 1893 in rural Greenland. Abandoned as an infant, he survived on a diet of foraged grass until a passing herd of caribou trampled him to death in 1895. After an interminable hiatus in the void, he returned to earth in 1986. His music is inspired by his past-life memories, and his greatest hits include "Yum, more grass" and the multi-platinum "Crawl away from the deer things!" ... more
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