Lukomski/Majer/Lail was:
Bob Lukomski is a Brooklyn based composer.
Thomas Lail is a visual artist whose works have been exhibited nationally and internationally.
Hajji Majer is a drummer/percussionist/guitarist who has lived in NYC since 1993. He has recorded, performed and toured with bands for more than 15 years. In 2002 and 2003, Majer composed, performed, and recorded soundtracks for the Alias Films productions of "Temperance" and "The Bench."
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Since Lukomski/Majer/Lail ceased activity in 2008 all three members have been active in other music and sound projects.
Influences
"...where there is an ending to thought and to time there is total insight."
- J. Krishnamurti
Sounds Like
L/M/L spans the worlds of noise, ambient, industrial, psych, free-jazz, post-modern composition, often in the space of no-time.
Lukomski/Majer/Lail was an experimental music trio active in Brooklyn, New York from 2002 to 2008. L/M/L's musical explorations resulted in spacious sonic structures that constructed, collapsed, excavated & reconfigured layered guitars, samples, loops and often unidentifiable sounds. Lukomski/Majer/Lail spanned the worlds of noise, ambient, industrial, psych, free-jazz & post-modern composition. Their 2006 release In the Motherheart of God the Father on Homestijl Records is available through iTunes worldwide.
Lukomski/Majer/Lail ceased working as a trio in 2008 under amiable circumstances.
"For those who are turned way on by the gloriously weird guitarscapes of Sonic Youth’s late ’90s SYR recordings, or the dreamy, sometimes atonal soundwaves of Hovercraft… [Lukomski/Majer/Lail] should be a safe bet. Using a lineup of processed guitars, loops, and samples, Lukomski/Majer/Lail press deep into the avant garde on their new CD Motherheart of God the Father. Live, the three men—Bob Lukomski… Thomas Lail, and Hajji Majer—reconstruct and interpret their miniature symphonies on-the-spot, giving their audience a neat view of the creative process. Free your mind before taking your ass to this one." Metroland weekly
“… a piece which has the grandeur of classic Godspeed You Black Emperor! with a harder, more metallic edge…” Kevin Filan, Starvox.net
"In the Motherheart of God the Father" available on iTunes worldwide.
"I Saw You Running Out" released today on 905 Tapes!
eric hardiman of century plants solo effort. lost in the woods gutterjazz/creepdrone, just melting trees and discovering new paths for the creatures. jams will slow down time and have a staring contest with anything that has eyes on it's head, or wherever on the body. as long as it can look, it will feel.
It's that time again for a new song, based on few votes this new moody track is whats replacing exposure. This isn't very pop but I hope you will enjoy it: incomplete. Leave a comment and let me know either way.
