WGXC-90.7 FM
Jonah Parzen-Johnson + McLaughlin, Chrisman Duo, Destroyer of Worlds
May 28, 2015: 8pm - May 29, 2015: 2am
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Jonah Parzen-Johnson’s music combines extended saxophone with analog synthesizer to make unedited, un-looped, lofi experimental folk music. I've been performing solo since 2012, and have toured over 30,000 miles across the US and Canada. Highlights include shows at The Stone and Zebulon in NYC, The Velvet Lounge in Chicago, and bills with, Steve Lehman, Matana Roberts, Vinny Golia, and Brian Chase among others. My 2 solo releases have received nods from publications including the The New York Times, Vice Magazine, All About Jazz, Chicago Examiner, Philadelphia City Paper, Chicago Reader, eMusic, New York City Jazz Record and TimeOut NY, among others. A new duo from Seth Chrisman and Nathan McLaughlin. Seth Chrisman is a musician and multimedia artist based in the Hudson Valley, New York. His work explores texture, repetition, and scale, while being heavily rooted in concepts of place. Experimental techniques, field recordings, found sounds, and radio static are woven together to create undulating and centrifugal sonic environments. Hudson resident Nathan McLaughlin explores the reel to reel not just a source of effect and texture, but as it's own instrument. Focusing on the sounds of the banjo as a companion to the reel to reel, studies are carried out in the philosophical spirit of Bill Dixon and his idea of going to the center. His debut LP was released by Senufo Editions with other releases available via Desire Path Recordings, Soft Abuse, Digitalis, and more. "McLaughlin is exploring not just space, empty or occupied, but how we interact with these spaces and how they evolve over time. Expertly assembled tonal compositions scratch and claw their way to the surface so they can be captured and finally exist. Each vignette is the sonic equivalent of the most important place in the mundane landscape." —Brad Rose for Experimedia Destroyer of Worlds is a psychedelic noise duo, made up of Beau Finley and Ivan Khilko. http://jonahpj.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjM1IKyUPo0 http://www.nathanmclaughlin.info/ / http://sethchrisman.com/
Jonah Parzen-Johnson’s music combines extended saxophone with analog synthesizer to make unedited, un-looped, lofi experimental folk music. I've been performing solo since 2012, and have toured over 30,000 miles across the US and Canada. Highlights include shows at The Stone and Zebulon in NYC, The Velvet Lounge in Chicago, and bills with, Steve Lehman, Matana Roberts, Vinny Golia, and Brian Chase among others. My 2 solo releases have received nods from publications including the The New York Times, Vice Magazine, All About Jazz, Chicago Examiner, Philadelphia City Paper, Chicago Reader, eMusic, New York City Jazz Record and TimeOut NY, among others. A new duo from Seth Chrisman and Nathan McLaughlin. Seth Chrisman is a musician and multimedia artist based in the Hudson Valley, New York. His work explores texture, repetition, and scale, while being heavily rooted in concepts of place. Experimental techniques, field recordings, found sounds, and radio static are woven together to create undulating and centrifugal sonic environments. Hudson resident Nathan McLaughlin explores the reel to reel not just a source of effect and texture, but as it's own instrument. Focusing on the sounds of the banjo as a companion to the reel to reel, studies are carried out in the philosophical spirit of Bill Dixon and his idea of going to the center. His debut LP was released by Senufo Editions with other releases available via Desire Path Recordings, Soft Abuse, Digitalis, and more. "McLaughlin is exploring not just space, empty or occupied, but how we interact with these spaces and how they evolve over time. Expertly assembled tonal compositions scratch and claw their way to the surface so they can be captured and finally exist. Each vignette is the sonic equivalent of the most important place in the mundane landscape." —Brad Rose for Experimedia Destroyer of Worlds is a psychedelic noise duo, made up of Beau Finley and Ivan Khilko. http://jonahpj.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjM1IKyUPo0 http://www.nathanmclaughlin.info/ / http://sethchrisman.com/