Activity for the ActiveActive Percussion Duo February 21, 2010  rattle tick buzz records Wildly creative! Michael Brenneis & Geoff Brady present a suite of compositions and improvisations for percussion duet. The duo perform on a multitude of instruments, including: marimbas, drum kits, prepared drum kit, vessels, pipes, tongue drum, sheet metal, plastics, pans, bells, keg, lids, crank arms, tubes, metal stock, sprocket, cutlery. Recorded directly to two track digital on the Ducky Optical Approximator Mobile(2) Charlie Kohlhase digs it, you will... [more] |
Brick by BrickMichael Brenneis' Tomato Box February 21, 2010  Rattle Tick Buzz Records Expedient live recodings 2001 volume 1 Recorded directly to two track digital on the Optical Approximator Mobile(1). Hand printed cover in vinyl sleeve. Limited to 100 numbered copies. (colors may vary) |
I'm AntsyMichael Brenneis' Tomato Box February 21, 2010  Rattle Tick Buzz Records Expedient Live Recordings 2001 volume 2. Recorded directly to two track digital on the Optical Approximator Mobile(1). Hand printed cover in vinyl sleeve. Limited to 100 numbered copies. |
Any RoadMichael Brenneis' Tomato Box February 21, 2010  Ratt Tick Buzz Records Exploring the far reaches of jazz and improvisation. From the super-modern to the whimsical - a feast for the ears. Saxophone, clarinet, marimba, theremin, bass, drums, electronics and unusual percussion instruments.
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TalismanMichael Brenneis' Tomato Box February 21, 2010  Rattle Tick Buzz Records Under the assumption that music exists beyond assumptions, Tomato Box has been thrilling and perplexing audiences since 1999. With its signature combination of marimba, drums, saxophone, and upright bass, the band puts a unique spin onto its repertoire of original compositions and free improvisations. |
BorderlandsErica Mather Trio February 21, 2010  The Erica MAther Trio's Borderlands is a CD with something for everyone. Styles range from stright-ahead swing to funk to latin to pure art chamber music. Of the disc Mather says, "it is a survey of influences which have manifested themselves in these nine compositions. Emotional sources for the compositions came from many places such as intriguing characters in books (Barbara Kingsolver's Adah), and capturing the feeling of a month in terms of music (February and January)." |
Michael Brenneis
