Cheer-Accident, Hal Russell, Nels Cline, Henry Cow, Ken Vandermark, Anthony Braxton, Pere Ubu, Ornette Coleman, This Heat, Naked City, Charles Mingus, Devo, fIREHOSE, ICP Orchestra, Willem Breuker, etc.
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People have written or told us ...
"Bee vs. Moth’s eclectic sound can be attributed to diverse instrumentation and a willingness to explore genres outside the mainstream. Still firmly rooted in the familiar, Bee vs. Moth is different but manage to acquaint themselves with their audience." (Austin Sound Check)
"You guys sound like Sonic Youth meets the Tijuana Brass."
"Bee vs. Moth's lean fusion of jazz and postpunk yields thoughtfully taut arrangements." (Time Out Chicago)
"Trumpet-infused quartet Bee vs. Moth bounces around jazz, post-punk, and ska, igniting the senses with a mix of Elfmanesque melodies and brainy exploration."
"Charles Mingus meets Deerhoof with a lot more tuba and vibraphone." (a fan)
"Bee vs. Moth will confuse and delight with as many wordless genres as possible." (Austinist)
"The experimental Bee vs. Moth draws its membership and taste for free-jazz freak-outs from the Austin New Music Co-Op scene."
Bee vs. Moth is a multiple-genre, weirdo instrumental rock band from Austin, Texas. Our mission is to bravely explore the little-traveled and oft-neglected territory between Ornette Coleman's doom metal band and Mr. Rogers' dude ranch. Along the way, we'll tromp through a few Latin tunes, knock over some perfectly good chords, and spill improvised solos on our nice, clean shirts.
Intrigued? Appalled? Come see us soon!
Our debut album, Soundhorn, is available online and in Austin record stores. The Austin Chronicle calls it “hard ear candy for your soft inner child.”
“If pressed to classify Bee vs. Moth’s debut album, one would most likely futilely revert to “jazz,” though that hardly does justice to the strange and far-reaching versatility that sprawls throughout the instrumental album.” (Austin Sound)
Visit our website to order the CD for $10 plus $2 S&H.
We are very excited about playing at such an awesome jazz club. We have some great sets lined up for you, so don't miss it. Friday and Saturday November 20th and 21st, 5:00-8:30p at Andy's Jazz Club in Chicago
Aaron Koppel -Guitar, Matt Nelson; (Lupe Fiasco, Matthew Santos) -Keyboard, Graham Czach; (Chicago Afrobeat Project) -bass, Robert Tucker (Matthew Santos) -drums
The Austin Electronic Music Grid has come together with a shit ton of bad asses to bring you something different......
*Hologram from Divers Arts *Live Video Display provided by: Hipnautica *Guest DJ Spot DJ John Thomas *ArcAttack
performs with (2) twelve feet tall singing Tesla coils is an eye
popping spectacle of musical midi-controlled electricity that you must
hear and see to believe. *One Eyed Doll *Panjoma CD RELEASE *After Party at Mug Shots
Tickets
for the event are $5 advance (at AustinMusicGrid.org) and $8 at the
door. Sponsors for the event include: Navdo, Puzzelle Productions,
Diverse Arts Austin, Zebra Imaging, ATX Underground.
Thanks for the friendship. Brotzmann 2009 USA Tour begins this week. Seattle, Houston, Austin, Grinnell, Chicago, Milwaukee, Lexington, Detroit, Philadelphia, DC, New Haven, Baltimore, NYC
Hey thanks for the add... I'm always putting new tracks UP!! My brains wide spectrum of eclectic electro art-rock - I'm here in Austin and I'm looking for a guitarist with some serious imagination. Let me know if you have any buddies looking for an artsy odd project to plug into.... later LCM
Frogwomen’s last album is just water under the bridge and only the disrespectful de large could encourage him to create a new one… it is a one-song record which symbolically lasts 66. 6 minutes. Satan worshipping, an overused topic in pop music is just the straw that allowed the struggle between the two artists to begin: a patchwork of microsongs in which each one of them tries to annihilate the other’s style, a record that ranges between love ditties, doom-noise cants, and irreverent & wild tarantellas (ehm.... maybe i’m overstating now). .
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