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Brandon Seabrook
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Described by Spin Magazine as “An apocalyptic, supersonic general of the banjo…” Brandon Seabrook has made a name for himself in the New York avant-garde music scene as an explosive guitar and banjo performer, relentlessly committed to immediacy and precision.
Seabrook honed his terror-inducing riffage skills at the New England Conservatory in Boston. He has since performed extensively in North and South America, Mexico and Europe, as a solo artist, bandleader and collaborator. He has been summoned by the likes of Anthony Braxton, Elliot Sharp and Joey Arias for his unpredictably spiked approach to improvisation and impeccable caterwauling. He has been profiled in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Magnet Magazine, Fretboard Journal, NPR and The Wire.
Hellbent Daydream
Label: Pyroclastic Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Name Dropping Is the Lowest Form of Conversation; Bespattered Bygones; Hellbent Daydream; I'm a
Nightmare and You Know It; Existential Banger Infinite Ceiling; The Arkansas Tattler; Autopsied Cloudburst.
Music from Charles Tyler, The Webber Morris Big Band, and Italy and Scandinavia
by Jon Greenbaum
Music from Charles Tyler, The Webber Morris Big Band, as well as releases from Scandinavia, Italy and elsewhere around Europe. Playlist Anna Webber/Angela Morris Big Band “Both Are True" from Both Are True (Greenleaf Music) 00:00 Brandon Seabrook “Hellbent Daydream" from Hellbent Daydream (Pyroclastic Records) 09:39 Craig Taborn, Tomeka Reid, Ches Smith “When Kabuya ...
New Music From Colangelo, Nachoff, Politzer, Makos, And More
by Bob Osborne
In this edition we have a selection of recent jazz and improvised music releases. The playlist moves through chamber-oriented writing, rhythm-centred ensemble pieces, contemporary treatments of standards, guitar-driven abstraction, brass-focused small group work, groove-based compositions, textural duos, high-energy electric material, bass-led writing, reflective ballad forms and some fascinating reissue material. Playlist Federica Colangelo Acquaphonica ...
Name Dropping Is the Lowest Form of Conversation
Album: Hellbent Daydream
By Brandon Seabrook
Label: Pyroclastic Records
Released: 2026
Duration: 5:22
New Music from Seabrook, Lockheart, Eckemoff, Fernando & More
by Bob Osborne
Tradition meets experimentation in this fascinating collection of new releases. Beginning with the eclectic endeavours of Brandon Seabrook, via a mix of latin jazz, European exploration , free improvisation from the UK, a musical statement about the climate crisis, and closing with Thelonious Monk in concert in 1965.Playlist Brandon Seabrook “Name Dropping is the ...
Ye Olde 2: At the End of Time
Label: Yestereve Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: One Can Only Go Up; Transcending Time; Caro Ortolano; Exo Microbiology; Dyson Spheres; Von
Neumann Probes; Omega Point; Ye Olde vs Simulacrus; Floating Brain.
Sounds The Color Of Grounds
By Mike Watt
Label: Otherly Love Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Deliverdance; From Couplets To Corpuscles; The Hasta Cloth; What Was Cut From The
Negative Space; Occluded Ostracized and Onanistic; The Part You Kept Art; Tchotchkes; The
Lonely Sail (featuring Jonathan Moritz); Lickspittle Spatter.
Ye Olde 2: Ye Olde 2: At the End of Time
by Glenn Astarita
Ten years after the first Ye Olde (Yestereve Records, 2015) was framed around a fantasy quest into a riotous Brooklyn guitar summit, trombonist extraordinaire Jacob Garchik returns with Ye Olde 2: At the End of Time, a 48-minute sci-fi prog jazz odyssey stretching from the heat death of the universe to the resurrection of consciousness itself. ...
Cécile McLorin Salvant's Ogresse At Carnegie Hall
by Adam Beaudoin
Cécile McLorin Salvant Carnegie Hall Ogresse New York, NY May 21, 2025 The relationship between jazz and classical music has a long, complicated history. Musicians themselves tend to care more about the music than concepts of genre, and you only need to listen to the echoes of French Impressionism ...
