Tue, Dec 8
Mark Guiliana BEAT MUSIC
Drummers who lead their own bands usually overplay, and the reason this one does not is that he spent years as the guy other people called when a record needed rhythm that sounded like a machine and breathed like a person — including a famous last album by an artist who wanted exactly that. Under his own name the project is a different animal: electronics, synths, and drumming that treats a groove as something to erode rather than repeat. It reads as jazz on paper and lands closer to electronic music in the room, which is why the crowd is split between conservatory players and people who came for the beats and did not know they were at a jazz show. Highland Park's upstairs hall has the ceiling height this needs. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56, a Tuesday in December. The players who come to this one usually end up at each other's gigs around town for the rest of the month.
Drummers who lead their own bands usually overplay, and the reason this one does not is that he spent years as the guy other people called when a record needed rhythm that sounded like a machine and breathed like a person — including a famous last album by an artist who wanted exactly that. Under his own name the project is a different animal: electronics, synths, and drumming that treats a groove as something to erode rather than repeat. It reads as jazz on paper and lands closer to electronic music in the room, which is why the crowd is split between conservatory players and people who came for the beats and did not know they were at a jazz show. Highland Park's upstairs hall has the ceiling height this needs. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56, a Tuesday in December. The players who come to this one usually end up at each other's gigs around town for the rest of the month.
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Drummers who lead their own bands usually overplay, and the reason this one does not is that he spent years as the guy other people called when a record needed rhythm that sounded like a machine and breathed like a person — including a famous last album by an artist who wanted exactly that. Under his own name the project is a different animal: electronics, synths, and drumming that treats a groove as something to erode rather than repeat. It reads as jazz on paper and lands closer to electronic music in the room, which is why the crowd is split between conservatory players and people who came for the beats and did not know they were at a jazz show. Highland Park's upstairs hall has the ceiling height this needs. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56, a Tuesday in December. The players who come to this one usually end up at each other's gigs around town for the rest of the month.
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