suoni per il popolo | Musicosity

suoni per il popolo

Tom Carter

Tom Carter is best known for his work with Charalambides, which he co-founded with longtime creative partner (and one time wife) Christina Carter in 1991. Carter has also undertaken solo work and numerous collaborations with Bardo Pond, Vanessa Arn, Robert Horton, Ian Nagoski, Tower Recordings, Double Leopards, Yellow Swans, Starving Weirdos, and Jandek, among others.

Artist Type: 

John Butcher

British saxophonist John Butcher was born in Brighton, and currently resides in London. He is most famous for his free improvisations, especially his solo performances, which involve the use of extended techniques such as multiphonics. He has also written pieces for Chris Burn's Ensemble, Polwechsel, and the ROVA Saxophone Quartet. He began playing saxophone while studying physics at Surrey University, gaining an enthusiasm for jazz through hearing music such as John Surman, Stan Tracey and Louis Moholo, and working in jazz groups of his own.

Artist Type: 

The Michael Flower Band

The duo of Michael Flower and John Moloney (known from Sunburned Hand of the Man) issued an EP under this monicker on the Manhand label that was reissued as part of Three Lobed Recordings "Oscillation III"-series in 2008. Dubbed by the label as "biker psych for the third eye rider" it featured three extra live tracks not on the original issue.

Artist Type: 

Graveyards

There are two artists with this name: 1.) A Hardcore/Progressive/Metal band from South Australia and are currently singed to New Justice Records. Led by Bryn Willcox as vocalist, Russell Stewart and Bryce Goldstone on Guitars, Caleb Fleming on Bass and Alex Pepper on drums. http://www.facebook.com/GraveyardsBand 2.) Graveyards is a free music jam squad led by John Olson of Wolf Eyes and Dead Machines, and the American Tapes label.

Artist Type: 

Tim Berne

Tim Berne (born 1954) is an American jazz saxophone player and composer. Though Berne was a music fan, he had no interest in playing a musical instrument until he was in college, when he purchased an alto saxophone. He was more interested in rhythm and blues music--Stax records releases and Aretha Franklin, especially--until he heard a recording by Julius Hemphill. Hemphill was known for his integration of soul music and funk with free jazz. Berne moved to New York City in 1974. There Berne took lessons from Hemphill, and later recorded with him.

Artist Type: