Saturday, June 20, 12-6pm | Brought to you by Arlington Center for the Arts
Trippy trio. Saxes, keyboards, loops, live sampling, electric mandolin and electronics. Our stuff can be strange sometimes. But also can be funky….or quite beautiful. Often psychedelic. Prolly wouldn’t be the best idea to have a bunch of other nearby bands playing Stones or Dolly Parton.
The Bloom Baron is a 6 piece horn centric band backed by an dynamic rhythm section. We specialize in the pop jazz classics from the Tijuana Brass. Our set list includes other classics from the ’60s and ’70s such as Hawaii 50, Creedence Clearwater Revival, plus the Ventures’ Walk Don’t Run and Pipeline and several …
David ‘Deftly-D’ Dodson has been producing and performing since 1995 when Zero Times Infinity debuted. Over time, Deftly’s brand of industrial percussion and looper music has evolved into modular synthesis, both solo and in his band Phantasmagorical Cannibal Animal. Deftly has collaborated with or remixed numerous artists including Merzbow, Genesis P-Orridge, Snowbeasts and Consolidated. He …
not a hedgehog, a.k.a. David G Shaw, was classically trained on piano and music theory. He switched his interest to electronic music, performing regularly at local synth meetups for the last three years. His music can be found on YouTube and Bandcamp.
Blue Forest of Wires is an improvised electronic music duo focusing on sonic exploration, historical European scale tuning systems and teaching people about synthesis. The duo is Jon Hindmarsh, a graduate of Berklee College of Music and an organist for his local Masonic lodge, and Peter Raffensperger, PhD from the University of Canterbury and software …
