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Torture Garden [feat. Wayne Horvitz] - Sat., June 7 @ The Rainbow (Seattle)
by the squeegee 03 Jun '03

03 Jun '03

if this is a repeat post, pardon me.... ....my previous attempts were not acknowledged. (list trouble perhaps?) whatever the case, here's the shizzit: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - a reminder & update: *TORTURE GARDEN: the music of John Zorn's Naked City (feat. Naked City's Wayne Horvitz) plus very special guests: (*just added!*) *Tion (opening for Torture Garden's 2nd set) *Labyrinth & the Desert (opening the 1st set) will appear live on SATURDAY, JUNE 7th at THE RAINBOW 722 NE 45th St. (@ I-5) / Seattle / 10pm / $10 (door) http://www.therainbowlivemusic.com / 206.634.1761 *Torture Garden will be playing the wild music of John Zorn's legendary Naked City, highlighting their great early-nineties Torture Garden album - THE classic avant-punk recording. Wayne Horvitz, a keyboardist, composer, bandleader (Zony Mash, 4+1 Ensemble), and original member of John Zorn's Naked City, is preparing to play a few long-anticipated Naked City reunion shows later this month (in Europe), and he very much looks forward to cranking up these unforgettable compositions at The Rainbow this coming Sat., June 7th, with an all-star Seattle-based ensemble - and alongside two very special guest acts: Labyrinth & The Desert and Tion. Further details for this amazing Torture Garden assemblage, and their incredibly talented (and also Seattle-based) openers can be found below. Do not miss this powerful show, starring an electrifying, leading-edge array of some of Seattle's most entertaining instrumentalists, both established and emerging... Background & Personnel: Naked City's intense and groundbreaking music, composed by John Zorn, combines a myriad of undiluted musical styles - often all in the same song! (everything from hardcore punk, free jazz, grindcore, bebop, heavy metal, rhythm & blues, country & western, funk, swing, surf, rockabilly, cartoon & film music, and just about everything else imaginable!). This gritty supergroup influenced scores of bands - including The Boredoms and Mr. Bungle, whose singers (Yamantaka Eye and Mike Patton) both performed extensively with Naked City. *Torture Garden: Wayne Horvitz (Zony Mash, 4+1 Ensemble)- keys Brad Mowen (Apes of Wrath, The Shorter Bus)- vocals Timothy Young (Zony Mash, V, The Youngs)- guitar Fred Chalenor (Pigpen, Land, Curlew)- bass Mike Stone (Pigpen, Crack Sabbath)- drums *Tion: Luke Laplante (Scary Bear)- keys Ben Reagan (Feederz)- drums "instrumental Devo + Napalm Death, in keyboard overdrive" *Labyrinth & the Desert: Andrew McInnis (She-Level)- guitar/drums, simultaneously! "inspired by The Ruins, Naked City & a killer milkshake" for more about Naked City's "Torture Garden" album: http://tinyurl.com/dak0 (tzadik.com) http://tinyurl.com/dabx (allmusic.com) http://tinyurl.com/dadp (amazon.com) for more on Wayne Horvitz: http://www.waynehorvitz.com any remaining questions? please call 206.339.3975 or email jameskirchmer(a)attbi.com this reminder has been brought to you by The Squeegee PR

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Torture Garden [feat. Wayne Horvitz] - Sat., June 7 @ The Rainbow (Seattle)
by the squeegee 03 Jun '03

03 Jun '03

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - a reminder & update: *TORTURE GARDEN: the music of John Zorn's Naked City (feat. Naked City's Wayne Horvitz) plus very special guests: (*just added!*) *Tion (opening for Torture Garden's 2nd set) *Labyrinth & the Desert (opening the 1st set) will appear live on SATURDAY, JUNE 7th at THE RAINBOW 722 NE 45th St. (at I-5) - 10pm - $10 (at the door) http://www.therainbowlivemusic.com / 206.634.1761 *Torture Garden will be playing the wild music of John Zorn's legendary Naked City, highlighting their great early-nineties Torture Garden album - THE classic avant-punk recording. Wayne Horvitz, a keyboardist, composer, bandleader (Zony Mash, 4+1 Ensemble), and original member of John Zorn's Naked City, is preparing to play a few long-anticipated Naked City reunion shows later this month (in Europe), and he very much looks forward to cranking up these unforgettable compositions at The Rainbow this coming Sat., June 7th, with an all-star Seattle-based ensemble Â– and alongside two very special guest acts: Labyrinth & The Desert and Tion. Further details for this amazing Torture Garden assemblage, and their incredibly talented (and also Seattle-based) openers can be found below. Do not miss this powerful show, starring an electrifying, leading-edge array of some of Seattle's most entertaining instrumentalists, both established and emerging... Background & Personnel: Naked City's intense and groundbreaking music, composed by John Zorn, combines a myriad of undiluted musical styles Â– often all in the same song! (everything from hardcore punk, free jazz, grindcore, bebop, heavy metal, rhythm & blues, country & western, funk, swing, surf, rockabilly, cartoon & film music, and just about everything else imaginable!). This gritty supergroup influenced scores of bands Â– including The Boredoms and Mr. Bungle, whose singers (Yamantaka Eye and Mike Patton) both performed extensively with Naked City. *Torture Garden: Wayne Horvitz (Zony Mash, 4+1 Ensemble)Â– keys Brad Mowen (Apes of Wrath, The Shorter Bus)Â– vocals Timothy Young (Zony Mash, V, The Youngs)Â– guitar Fred Chalenor (Pigpen, Land, Curlew)Â– bass Mike Stone (Pigpen, Crack Sabbath)Â– drums *Tion: Luke Laplante (Scary Bear)Â– keys Ben Reagan (Feederz)Â– drums "instrumental Devo + Napalm Death, in keyboard overdrive" *Labyrinth & the Desert: Andrew McInnis (She-Level)Â– guitar/drums, simultaneously! "inspired by The Ruins, Naked City & a killer milkshake" for more about Naked City's "Torture Garden" album: http://tinyurl.com/dak0 (tzadik.com) http://tinyurl.com/dabx (allmusic.com) http://tinyurl.com/dadp (amazon.com) for more on Wayne Horvitz: http://www.waynehorvitz.com any remaining questions? please call 206.339.3975 or email jameskirchmer(a)attbi.com this reminder has been brought to you by The Squeegee PR

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Torture Garden [feat. Wayne Horvitz] - Sat., June 7 @ The Rainbow (Seattle)
by the squeegee 02 Jun '03

02 Jun '03

June 2, 2003 (Seattle, WA) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - a reminder & update: *TORTURE GARDEN: the music of John Zorn's Naked City (feat. Naked City's Wayne Horvitz) plus very special guests: (*just added!*) *Tion (opening for Torture Garden's 2nd set) *Labyrinth & the Desert (opening the 1st set) will appear live on SATURDAY, JUNE 7th at THE RAINBOW 722 NE 45th St. (at I-5) - 10pm - $10 (at the door) http://www.therainbowlivemusic.com / 206.634.1761 *Torture Garden will be playing the wild music of John Zorn's legendary Naked City, highlighting their great early-nineties Torture Garden album - THE classic avant-punk recording. Wayne Horvitz, a keyboardist, composer, bandleader (Zony Mash, 4+1 Ensemble), and original member of John Zorn's Naked City, is preparing to play a few long-anticipated Naked City reunion shows later this month (in Europe), and he very much looks forward to cranking up these unforgettable compositions at The Rainbow this coming Sat., June 7th, with an all-star Seattle-based ensemble Â– and alongside two very special guest acts: Labyrinth & The Desert and Tion. Further details for this amazing Torture Garden assemblage, and their incredibly talented (and also Seattle-based) openers can be found below. Do not miss this powerful show, starring an electrifying, leading-edge array of some of Seattle's most entertaining instrumentalists, both established and emerging... Background & Personnel: Naked City's intense and groundbreaking music, composed by John Zorn, combines a myriad of undiluted musical styles Â– often all in the same song! (everything from hardcore punk, free jazz, grindcore, bebop, heavy metal, rhythm & blues, country & western, funk, swing, surf, rockabilly, cartoon & film music, and just about everything else imaginable!). This gritty supergroup influenced scores of bands Â– including The Boredoms and Mr. Bungle, whose singers (Yamantaka Eye and Mike Patton) both performed extensively with Naked City. *Torture Garden: Wayne Horvitz (Zony Mash, 4+1 Ensemble)Â– keys Brad Mowen (Apes of Wrath, The Shorter Bus)Â– vocals Timothy Young (Zony Mash, V, The Youngs)Â– guitar Fred Chalenor (Pigpen, Land, Curlew)Â– bass Mike Stone (Pigpen, Crack Sabbath)Â– drums *Tion: Luke Laplante (Scary Bear)Â– keys Ben Reagan (Feederz)Â– drums "instrumental Devo + Napalm Death, in keyboard overdrive" *Labyrinth & the Desert: Andrew McInnis (She-Level)Â– guitar/drums, simultaneously! "inspired by The Ruins, Naked City & a killer milkshake" for more about Naked City's "Torture Garden" album: http://tinyurl.com/dak0 (tzadik.com) http://tinyurl.com/dabx (allmusic.com) http://tinyurl.com/dadp (amazon.com) for more on Wayne Horvitz: http://www.waynehorvitz.com any remaining questions? please call 206.339.3975 or email jameskirchmer(a)attbi.com this reminder has been brought to you by The Squeegee PR

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Marcaly new CD?
by Jan-wen Lu 02 Jun '03

02 Jun '03

Any info. about Marclay's new CD "Play composition 11" on Phonomena and "Graffiti Composition 2002"(CD or Score?) on Dog W/A Bone Productions? Thanks!!! Jan-wen Lu

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Trembling Before G-d in the UK
by alastair＠pretentious.co.uk 02 Jun '03

02 Jun '03

UK Zornies: "Trembling Before G-d", with a score by John Zorn, is now playing at an arthouse cinema near you. At all of the dates below, the showing is followed by a Q&A with the director, Sandi Simcha Dubowski, and the first openly gay orthodox Rabbi, Steven Greenberg. 2nd June: Brighton, Duke of Yorks at 8.30 pm 3rd June: Manchester, Cornerhouse at 8.30 pm 4th June: London, The Other Cinema (Rupert Street, W1) at 6.40 pm and 9.15 pm 8th June: London, The Other Cinema (Rupert Street, W1) at 6.40 pm and 9.15 pm 9th June: Liverpool, Picturehouse at FACT, at 5.45 pm and Leeds, Hyde Park Picture House at 9.00 pm 10th June: Edinburgh, Cameo at 6.00 pm and Glasgow, GFT at 8.30 pm Alastair -- Personalised email by http://another.com

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Spring Heel Jack (No Zorn)
by Richard Gardner 02 Jun '03

02 Jun '03

Thought you might like to know that Thirsty Ear have released a Spring Heel Jack album called "Live" recorded in January on the UK tour that Alistair and I raved about at the time. It features Ashley Wales and John Coxon joined by William Parker, Matthew Shipp, Evan Parker and J Spaceman. It will give a good idea of how that tour sounded with two 35 minute improvised pieces included. Also been listening to the new Steve Coleman + Five Elelments: "On the Rising of the 64 Paths". Looser than Resistance is Futile with a definite acoustic feel and a nice woody bass sound and riffy brass writing. Altogether a fine recording from an excellent band. Cheers Richard Gardner

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Naked City live
by Arthur Gadney 01 Jun '03

01 Jun '03

Did everyone see that an extra Naked City show has been added this summer: 16.06.03 - AMSTERDAM/Holland, Curre 17.06.03 - AMSTERDAM/Netherlands, Curre 18.06.03 - WARSAW/Poland, Warsaw Congress Hall-Palace of Science & Culture And has anybody heard any comments from any of the musicians about the reunion? I mean, what exactly is the idea? Are they going to play new stuff? Etc etc. I'm still pretty curious. _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail

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east side nyc recommendations
by Bob 31 May '03

31 May '03

Hey Zornsters (familiar w/ NYC) I'll be in NYC for a (definately non-Zorn related) conference in June and am wondering what shows would be worth catching Sunday June 8th through Wednesday June 11th? I see Frisell and Horvitz aren't anywhere near the neighborhood at that time but I'm sure there are shows or venues to check out. Also, any recommendations for area record or book shops, or just cool places to see in general. Thanks in advance Bob np: Ben Webster

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(no subject)
by cjmitchell＠pachicago.org 30 May '03

30 May '03

I am out of the office, returning Monday June 2. This email address is not being checked until then. If you have urgent Performing Arts Chicago business, please email: wnedved(a)pachicago.org If you need to contact me at my home email address: kcgoati(a)xsite.net many thanks!

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FA: 1985 NY Improv festival recording, Cardew scores, and more
by Herb Levy 30 May '03

30 May '03

Hi gang, I've got a lot of the usual unusual stuff on auction right now at ebay including Tellus 15, an issue documenting the 1985 Stephanie & Irving Stone Festival of Improvisors at Roulette featuring Cora, Frisell, Frith, Marclay, Mori, Zorn, and others, the scores for Cornelius Cardew's The Great Learning and for Treatise, Barry Guy/ LJCO on Incus, as well as a lot of other things that may be of interest by contemporary musicians and writers as diverse as Robert Ashley, Clark Coolidge, Bill Dixon, Susan Howe, Francisco Lopez, Jimmy Lyons, Lorine Niedecker, Pauline Oliveros, Taj Mahal Travellers, and lots more. Some of these auctions close this weekend. I'll have more, similar items are on the way for the next month or two. Check it out: <http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=hrebll> If this link doesn't work for you, search ebay for seller <hrebll>. Thanks a lot. -- Herb Levy P O Box 9369 Fort Worth, TX 76147 herb(a)eskimo.com

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