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Barbez

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  • Genre: Experimental / Other

    Location BROOKLYN, New York, US

    Profile Views: 102502

    Last Login: 10/11/2010

    Member Since 3/9/2006

    Website http://www.barbez.com

    Record Label Important Records, Tzadik

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    .. Imagine Kurt Weill chewing sausages with the Residents underneath the Williamsburg Bridge while watching a Russian wedding dance, and you have the something akin to Brooklyn’s one-of-a-kind post-cabaret, punk chamber ensemble, Barbez. Provoked by such musics as Slavic folksong, Argentine tango, post-war classical, and pre-MTV punk, Barbez wrings these disparate worlds into the band’s own unique soundscape. .. .. ..The Black Forest. The great experimental director John Jesurun made our first video for us. This is a song from the new album....... .. .. .. .. .. ..
  • Members

    Dan Kaufman (guitar, occasional singing), Pamelia Kurstin (theremin, occasional singing), Peter Hess (clarinets, percussion) Danny Tunick (marimba, vibes), Andrew Jones (bass), John Bollinger (drums). The following are members of our extended family: Gustavo Costa (drums) Dan Coates (bass, electronics), Peter Lettre (bass, guitar), Sarah Bernstein (violin), Catherine McCrae (violin), Julia Kent (cello), Shahzad Ismaily (drums), Fiona Templeton (voice)
  • Influences

    Influences and inspirations include: Shostakovich, The Minutemen, Art Bears, Brecht/Weill, Alfred Schnittke, The Clash, Bob Moog, Steely Dan, A. Piazzolla, Die Kreuzen, Satie, Dagmar Krause, Shelley Hirsch, Appliances-SFB, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, John Jesurun, Paul Celan, Caetano Veloso, Zombies, Kurtag, Swans, Baden Powell, Bob Dylan, Debussy
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Bio:

.. Imagine Kurt Weill chewing sausages with the Residents underneath the Williamsburg Bridge while watching a Russian wedding dance, and you have the something akin to Brooklyn’s one-of-a-kind post-cabaret, punk chamber ensemble, Barbez. Provoked by such musics as Slavic folksong, Argentine tango, post-war classical, and pre-MTV punk, Barbez wrings these disparate worlds into the band’s own unique soundscape.

The Black Forest. The great experimental director John Jesurun made our first video for us. This is a song from the new album.

Member Since:

March 09, 2006

Members:

Dan Kaufman (guitar, occasional singing), Pamelia Kurstin (theremin, occasional singing), Peter Hess (clarinets, percussion) Danny Tunick (marimba, vibes), Andrew Jones (bass), John Bollinger (drums). The following are members of our extended family: Gustavo Costa (drums) Dan Coates (bass, electronics), Peter Lettre (bass, guitar), Sarah Bernstein (violin), Catherine McCrae (violin), Julia Kent (cello), Shahzad Ismaily (drums), Fiona Templeton (voice)

Influences:

Influences and inspirations include: Shostakovich, The Minutemen, Art Bears, Brecht/Weill, Alfred Schnittke, The Clash, Bob Moog, Steely Dan, A. Piazzolla, Die Kreuzen, Satie, Dagmar Krause, Shelley Hirsch, Appliances-SFB, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, John Jesurun, Paul Celan, Caetano Veloso, Zombies, Kurtag, Swans, Baden Powell, Bob Dylan, Debussy

Record Label:

Important Records, Tzadik

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