Fire lapping at the Creek

"With a generous use of microtonal harmony and hypnotic ostinato rhythms, as well as occasional stylistic shifts reminiscent of John Zorn, the band is establishing itself as a powerful, creative force on the New York scene. A distinguishing feature of this structurally ingenious music... is its intense sense of drama... reflective musings and thunderous outbursts, framed by monologues from Goldfarb’s guitar.” — Larry Blumenfeld


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