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Hellbent Daydream
Label: Pyroclastic Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Name Dropping Is the Lowest Form of Conversation (5:22); Bespattered Bygones (6:53); Hellbent Daydream
(3:58); I'm a Nightmare and You Know It (8:22); Existential Banger Infinite Ceiling (6:59); The Arkansas Tattler
(5:22); Autopsied Cloudburst 6:27)
Name Dropping Is the Lowest Form of Conversation
Album: Hellbent Daydream
By Brandon Seabrook
Label: Pyroclastic Records
Released: 2026
Duration: 5:22
Mary Halvorson: About the Ghosts in the Guitar
by Dean Nardi
No, guitarheads, recently Mary Halvorson has been inspired to put out records with her Amaryllis sextet more so than some jaggedy, lyrical shredding, but these are pretty darn good jazz records from a tight ensemble consisting of Adam O'Farrill (trumpet), Jacob Garchik (trombone), Patricia Brennan (vibraphone) and a rhythm section of Nick Dunston (bass) and Tomas ...
The Perils of Self Betterment
Album: Brutalovechamp
By Brandon Seabrook
Label: Pyroclastic Records
Released: 2023
Duration: 4:28
Sure
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Bark; Chacarera; Galahad; Coming On The Hudson; Three; Isfahan; Nez; The Chant.
Chris Pitsiokos: Silver Bullet in the Autumn of Your Years
by Don Phipps
Adventurous, hair-raising, mind-bending, dense, fibrous, layered, hallucinogenic, twisted. These are the words that come to mind when listening to the excellent but challenging music on Chris Pitsiokos's album Silver Bullet in the Autumn of Your Years. Pitsiokos' compositions often sound like a musical transcription of the trippiest parts of William Burrough's Naked Lunch." The result? An ...
Brandon Seabrook: Convulsionaries
by Don Phipps
This exciting freewheeling, free-playing, ear-stretching, mind-expanding set from composer / guitarist Brandon Seabrook strives for new ground in music--a hybrid of modern classical idioms and experimental jazz. It succeeds. The music stretches what one might conceive of as jazz." Joined by Henry Fraser on bass and Daniel Levin on cello, Seabrook accomplishes his breakthrough ...


