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Brad Shepik: Vapor Oro

Mike Jacobs By Mike Jacobs

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From The Well (Songlines, 1999), guitarist Brad Shepik's incendiary "Vapor Oro" is emblematic of the ethno-jazz wave he was an integral part of in the downtown scene of late-'90s NYC. Burning performances from his band that includes drummer Michael Sarin, saxophonist Peter Epstein, bassist Skúli Sverrisson and percussionist Seido Salifosky.


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