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Mungenast / Field / Bloom / Proudman: No Such Animal

Read "No Such Animal" reviewed by Troy Collins


An underground summit meeting, this Beantown collective features heavy hitters from two of Boston's most notable instrumental avant-garde/rock ensembles. At the invitation of experimental guitarist Tim Mungenast, Birdsongs of the Mesozoic saxophonist Ken Field joined Cul De Sac drummer Jon Proudman and former Cul De Sac bassist Michael Bloom for a late-night quartet jam session. The results of this off-the-cuff meeting have been documented on the enigmatically titled No Such Animal.

Cul De Sac has collaborated with both ...


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