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Rob Price is from Massachusetts. He's been encouraged by his family to study music one way or another, formally or informally, his whole life. Before picking up the guitar in 1991 (one year after he moved to New York City), he played violin, viola and piano. In NYC he started playing in various free improv groups and in the avant rock band Dim Sum Clip Job, which released an album, Harmolodic Jeopardy, on John Zorn's Avant label. He began his own label, Gutbrain Records, in 2000.

Album

Neighborhood Changed Fast

By Rob Price

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2014

Album

Submarine Pictures

By Rob Price

Label: Gutbrain Records
Released: 2008

Album

I Really Do Not See The Signal

By Rob Price

Label: Gutbrain Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: I Really Do Not See The Signal; Girasol; Modern Mongoose; Dashiell Hammett & Barbara Pym; Viae Ferae; Chambara; Mango; H.P. Lovecraft Slept Here.

Song of the Day

Night Vision

September 10, 2007

Album: At Sunset
By Rob Price
Label: Gutbrain Records
Released: 2004
Duration: 05:07

Song of the Day

Girasol

September 9, 2007

Album: I Really Do Not See The Signal
By Rob Price
Label: Gutbrain Records
Released: 2007
Duration: 07:38

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Article: Album Review

Rob Price Quartet: I Really Do Not See The Signal

Read "I Really Do Not See The Signal" reviewed by Michael Caratti

by Michael Caratti
September 4, 2007

I Really Do Not See The Signal is the second Rob Price Quartet record, following At Sunset (Gutbrain, 2004), which featured Ellery Eskelin, Trevor Dunn and Joey Baron. This recording, with Jim Black replacing Baron on drums, is both more aggressive and adventurous in its approach. Each piece on the album was written specifically for these ...

Album

At Sunset

By Rob Price

Label: Gutbrain Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. 1600 Hours 2. Night Vision 3. Icicles 4. Main Title 5. Jack of Cats 6. Where It Snows 7. Mouse Game 8. At Sunset.

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Article: Album Review

Rob Price: At Sunset

Read "At Sunset" reviewed by Franz A. Matzner

by Franz A. Matzner
October 21, 2004

Jazz is no stranger to eclecticism. Musicians have been bending, breaking, reshaping, and reincorporating since the very beginning of jazz history. In fact, departing from jazz tradition might as well be the definition of jazz. If that is indeed the case, guitarist Rob Price has, with his current release, At Sunset , marked ...