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Thursday,
November 15
Admission: $8
Showtimes: 10:30-3am
reservations
are not required
Barge Recordings and Locust Music presents: Geoff Mullen, Paul
Metzger, and Tim Kaiser
- Live performances from Geoff, Paul, and Tim
- DJ sets from East Village Radio's Continuous Mammal
- Video Projections accompanying the music by Shimpei Takeda
(http://
www.shimpeitakeda.com/gravity.htm) and Sheena Livingston
Hailing from Providence, RI, Geoff Mullen is a guitarist / sound
manipulator who consistently challenges the ears of his fan base.
Aside from his recent 2 x LP release "Armory Radio" on
Barge Recordings, he has released solo albums on various labels
including Last Visible Dog and Keith Fullerton Whitman’s
Entschuldigen label. Additional projects include a 7-inch and
various cassette releases on Geoff’s own Rare Youth label,
as well as being a member of the Providence-based Northern Cross.
"
Geoff sculpts shape shifting drones that evolve from ear scouring
to delicately sublime. Based largely on electric guitar, but
taking in the whole kitchen sink and points in between…" -
BSR Radio
http://www.lastvisibledog.com/096.htm
http://www.entschuldigen.com
http://www.bargerecordings.com
Paul Metzger is one of the most exciting and inventive guitarists
around right now, he builds and modifies his own guitars and
banjos
and makes incredible music. He has released solo records for
Alan Sparhawks (of Low) Chairkickers Union, Freedom From, Mutant
Music, and another out on Locust in late October. Last year Paul
also released a split LP with Ben Chasney & Chris Corsano
on the Roaratorio Label. Paul has recently been on bills with
Six Organs of Admittance, Jack Rose, Glenn Jones, Boris and Low.
"
This is ingenious music of happy accidents; a two-year labor
of love and sweat that just might make your secret dreams come
true. Paul's playing may summon up the spirits of Sandy Bull's
searching
inventiveness, Billy Faier's out Tacoma sides, J.P. Pickens'
tweaked Americana, Henry Flynt's searing harmonic drones or Big
Jim Sullivan's psychedelic exotica, but at the end of the day,
Metzger is no idolater and we're all a little luckier to have
him around to occupy his own singular post in this post- Fahey
world." -locust
http://www.paulmetzger.net
http://www.myspace.com/paulmetzger
http://www.locustmusic.com
Duluth, Minnesota, is not where you1d expect to find Tim
Kaiser,
but you'd be dead wrong. He1s the guy with the obsolete gadgetry
at the back of various coffee shops and art galleries making
that Post-Modern folk music. More than a lofty tinker, though,
his music is as delightful as his contraptions: sonorous loops
and wacky machine-vocals, with a decidedly analog bent. You can
almost hear the Bakelite singing. This is ingenious music of
happy accidents; a two-year labor of love and sweat that just
might make your secret dreams come true.
http://www.timkaiser.org
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