Category: Bands

Theoretics

  Theoretics released a new track, “Suspended Animation”, last week, part of an EP that we hope to release in the near future, funded by pay-what-you-want donations.  You can check it out here:  https://theoretics.bandcamp.com/album/suspended-animation-3?fbclid=IwAR3xPbt23Jebf3QftaaSO2YgY-fI00VB0Kp3tB32T7S6ox79EWH3T_NLRWU The group has taken a break for a while now, mostly focusing on getting the last of our creative material out […]

Tour Blog, Fall 2018, Day 8

Although tour has now ended, I am going to pick up where I left off and continue giving some day-to-day posts from the road. These will lead up to Polyrhythmics’ big shows in Portland and Bend this weekend, as well as the grand finale in Seattle on November 24. “Will it play in Peoria?” Before […]

Tour Blog, Fall 2018, Day 2

Hi Everyone! I’m blogging from Nebraska. Our first show of the tour in Denver went well.  I think we’ve built a little following over the several times we’ve played there, and the city has a certain circle of folks that are into creative groove-based music.   Also, I always look forward to meeting up with my old friend Justin and his friends […]

Tour Blog, Fall 2018, Day 1

Hi all! I thought I would try to bring the tour blog back (it’s been years!) Last night/this morning I took a 12:50 am flight to Denver, arriving at 4:30 am by myself. The Polyrhythmics van and trailer were somewhere near there at the time, having left Seattle Thursday morning with a few members in […]

Brian Blade Fellowship

I first heard the Brian Blade Fellowship, now known as Brian Blade and the Fellowship Band, in 2003 when they performed at the Ballard Jazz Festival.  I was not familiar with any of the musicians in the band except for Blade, and it was honestly one of the most significant turning points in my musical […]

Ghost Note Tour

Last month I spent 17 days on the road with Polyrhythmics, having played 13 shows, and on 11 of those shows we shared the stage with the band Ghost Note.  Although the road is always thought-provoking and eventful (in addition to a lot of work), it’s the sharing of the stage that’s prompting this post. […]