Rich O'Meara Bethel, Connecticut
Rich O’Meara is most known for his compositions for marimba, which are performed throughout the world. His work has been featured in live theater, on the NPR program “New Sounds”, and the PBS documentary “Music Instinct, Science and Song". He has performed with Silent Orchestra, Colla Parte, Sandbox Percussion, Trio O, One Earth Percussion Theatre, Dan Deacon, and the Contemporary Music Forum. ... more
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This album rocks (and does a lot of other genres as well)
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Black Steeple Church
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At first blush this is darker than I normally gravitate to, yet I quickly found it not only compelling, but, ultimately (and strangely satisfyingly) very relatable. Hard/metal moments here never feel gratuitous, they serve each song's context. And the more melodic passages provide ample relief, creating a sort of enforced fugue state for contemplative balance. Like some of my favorite heavy bands from the classic era (Iron Butterfly, Cream) there is both sludge and beauty to be had here. 🤘🪨
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The mallet percussionist and improviser's solo debut is flush with nostalgic melodies and stirring dissonances—a rich, experimental universe well worth exploring.
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Heavy EP
by William Ryan Fritch
Fritch marches his wall of cinematic sound into town with horns blaring, chains clanking and drums beating loud.
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Percussionist and composer van Reyk explores the intersection between contemporary classical and post-rock with members of Dirty Three.
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Sky Garden
by Yo Miles!: Henry Kaiser & Wadada Leo Smith
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Can't believe this album is in so few collections here on bandcamp. One of the greatest fusion albums i've heard! (also the other albums of Yo Miles!)
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