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Brain Killer Southwest U.S. Tour January 2003

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BRAIN KILLER SOUTWEST U.S. TOUR 2003

Brian Allen (trombone, effects processor/sampler) Jacob Koller (keyboards, laptop) Corey Fogel (percussion, sampler)

“an astonishing style, a-rough edged but formally disciplined hybrid of jazz, dada, and punk classical." (San Antonio Express-News)

friday, january 3 - Rocco, Hollywood CA 10:30PM 1076 Lillian Way, Hollywood (www.roccoinla.com)

saturday, january 4 - Modified, Phoenix AZ 8PM 407 East Roosevelt (www.modified.org) special guest Kevin Farrell will be opening with a turntable/electronics performance

sunday, january 5 - Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA) Santa Fe NM 8PM 1050 Old Pecos Trail

monday, january 6 - Blue Dragon Coffeehouse, Albuquerque NM 7:30PM 1517 Girard NE w/special guests Chris Jonas (reeds) Mark Weaver (low brass) and Dave Wayne (drums)

tuesday, january 7 - Klusoz, Lubbock TX 10PM 1802 Buddy Holly Avenue

wednesday, january 8 - Red Blood Club, Dallas TX 9PM 2617 Commerce Street (www.redbloodclub.com) w/band formerly known as Flipside

thursday, january 9 - Club Dada, Dallas, TX 2720 Elm Street (www.clubdada.com) w/band formerly known as Flipside

friday, january 10 - Diverse Works, Houston TX 10PM 1117 East Freeway, I-10 at North Main (www.diverseworks.org) - for a nice map, see www.diverseworks.org/about/contact.html

saturday, january 11 - TBA

sunday, january 12 - Diverse Works, Houston TX 8PM

monday, january 13 - Katy High School, Katy TX Time 8:30am - 11:15am

tuesday, january 14 - HSPVA, Houston TX 12:30PM High School for the Performing and Visual Arts - 4001 Stanford Street

wednesday, january 15 - TBA

thursday, january 16 - University of Houston, Houston TX 1PM

friday, january 17 - Brazosport College, Lake Jackson TX 7:30PM

Brain Killer has participated in a Houston Residency created and administered by Diverse Works.

STAY TUNED TO WWW.BRAINTONE.COM FOR UP TO DATE TOUR INFO

BIOS: BRIAN ALLEN is a trombonist and composer from Lake Jackson, Texas. Brian began his musical studies with piano lessons for 8 years, beginning at age 7. Frustrated with always having to play with the correct fingerings, he took up the trombone because his brother could make a mean race car imitation. Soon thereafter, Brian received a Bachelors Degree in Trombone Performance from Texas Tech University. Brian has also studied with Roswell Rudd, Dave Liebman and Ellery Eskelin and at theBanff summer jazz workshop. He has performed with Dave Ballou, Mark Dresser, Michael Formanek, Satoko Fujii, Lou Grassi, Drew Gress, Clay Jenkins, Tony Malaby, Tom Rainey, Roswell Rudd, and Chris Seiter.

JACOB KOLLER is a dynamic pianist and composer from Phoenix, Arizona. Jacob began his piano studies at age 4, when given the choice between preschool and piano lessons. His older brother also played piano, so jealosy played a part in it, too. Soon after, Jacob won many a classical piano competition. While attending Arizona State University, he studied with Fred Hersch, Kenny Werner, Uri Caine, Angelica Sanchez, and Chuck Mahronic. He met Brian in Canada several years back in a detention center at the airport and instantly developed a musical bonding with Brian that has taken them, going by the name “Brain Killer," across North America over the last couple of years. On the last Brain Killer tour, Mark Dresser teamed up with Brian and Jacob for a couple of dates. Recently, Jacob was honored by the Julius Hemphill Composition Competition with an Honorable Mention for his compositions for Brain Killer.

COREY FOGEL is a drummer and percussionist of many shapes and sizes, having completed his Bachelors in Jazz Performance and Percussion at Arizona State University. He is active in many forms of jazz, experimental, rock and electronic and klezmer music. He is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree from The California Institute of the Arts. Corey has been shocking audiences with his very original approach to rhythm and his unusual choice of instrumentation, anything from meat grinders to concrete blocks and broken glass, for the past several years.

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