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Saturnalia The "livest" studio improvisations you've ever heard, culled from two separate recording sessions by this unique international ensemble who have played extensively in rock and jazz clubs, festivals, art galleries and living rooms in Boston and NYC. Aside from their "normal" improvised music gigs (which draw on free jazz, punk, electronic music and modern classical influences) Saturnalia have presented silent film soundtracks ("The Way Things Go", and "Der Golem"), installation works, and collaborations with performance artist Rain House (from The Living Theatre Company). Recording features Jonathan LaMaster (violin, guitar, electric bass, and vocals) with Robin Amos (EML analog synthesizer), Michael Bullock (upright bass), James Coleman (theremin), Creed Dew (guitar), Keiko Higuchi (vocals, trombone, and silliness), Michael Knoblach (drums and percussion), Bill T. Miller (sampler and erase button), Tatsuya Nakatani (drums and percussion), Vic Rawlings (cello, banjo and sarangi), and SPECIAL GUESTS: Elliott Sharp, Roger Miller, Greg Kelley, Zac Scherzad and Steve LaMaster. "Imagine a conclave of 60's 'new thing' folks like Coltrane and Shepp along with Downtown New York types like John Zorn and Zeena Parkins and you'll have some idea of what's in store." -- The Boston Phoenix :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, we think you might also enjoy listening to: Saturnalia with Daniel Carter (7" limited edition vinyl) ALOGOS (compositions by Bradshaw Pack) The Experiment (Dominick Duval - Jason Hwang) Sensual Hearing (Kali Fasteau) Now (Other Dimensions In Music) |