Psychotic_Quartet--Gliomas-(Majmua)-3inch_CDR-2010-UKi

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19,78 MB
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Date
2010-06-07

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      a r t i s t : Psychotic Quartet
        t i t l e : Gliomas
          d a t e : 2010
        l a b e l : Majmua
	    c a t : mm18
      s o u r c e : CDDA
        g e n r e : Jazz/Free-Jazz/Improv/Avantgarde
  r l s.  d a t e : Jun/2010
      t r a c k s : 02
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 19,8 MB

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     With backgrounds in improvised music, jazz, klezmer, Greek,
     Turkish, modernist classical, punk, jazz, outsider pop, noise,
     industrial and other musics, the Psychotic Quartet brings many
     varied approaches to their collaboration, creating a sound
     that is uniquely psychotic. Conjuring up a sound that serves
     as a type of commentary on their varied musical pursuits,
     Psychotic Quartet ivites you to listen in on their sonic
     sΘance.

     BIO:

     Once upon a time Daniel Blacksberg, Katt Hernandez and Evan
     Lipson all found themselves living in West Philadelphia.
     Playing in multiple ensembles with one another in various
     configurations, it didn't take long to recognize that there
     was a camaraderie when they would perform. However, to make it
     a special occasion when they joined forces, Michael Evans was
     added to the line up, and Psychotic Quartet was born!

     ôTrombonist Dan Blacksberg, violinist Katt Hernandez and
     bassist Evan Lipson are some of PhillyÆs busiest, most
     advanced and idiosyncratic improvisers. Their run-ins with New
     York-based drummer-thereminist-conceptualist Michael Evans are
     fairly infrequent, but sufficiently way-out to warrant a label
     of mental illness. Blacksberg explains: ôYouÆre not seeing
     whatÆs there; youÆre seeing some weird extrapolation that
     comes from the processes of your brain. Reality comes through
     in the filter. The filter is whatÆs psychotic.ö Got that? Come
     ready for a colloquy reflecting divergent backgrounds in free
     jazz, noise rock, ethnic music, microtonal playing and
     kitchen-sink aesthetics. And watch out when these cats go off
     their meds.ö
     -David R. Adler/Philadelphia Weekly (show preview)
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      01-Ogliodendroglioma                                      [11:51]
      02-Ependymoma                                             [07:24]
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                                                                 19:15 min

Files

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01-psychotic_quartet--ogliodendroglioma.mp312,07 MB
02-psychotic_quartet--ependymoma.mp37,71 MB