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ADRAINE's cello work
borrows from a rough-
hewn driven Central-
Asian spike fiddle
inspired playing (with
incorporation of string
harmonics in it's melodic
structures) along with
bowing, pluck and
striking of the instru-
ment with the rhythms of
Caribbean/Cuban, Central
and South America, Sub-
Sharan Africa, along with
American Rock and Soul.
Her non-performing time
includes graduate work in
Ethnomusicology and she
hosts a radio program
highlighting world music
and also writes reviews
for a website addressing
popular culture.
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MARK's drumming ex-
perience in a range
of bands in rock,
punk, and metal, thru
straight ahead to free
jazz, and his ex-
perience in experimental
and abstract noise,
places him squarely in
the centerof the pulse
of this NullWave sound...
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ELIJAH's adding to the over-
all lexicon of his instru-
ment (the 6-string frettless
electric bass) through sonic
explorations that
bridge accepted modern
extended technique and
experimentalism and noise
elements...Eli still maintains
a lock on the rhythmic and
harmonic and compositional
vocabulary and feel of the
jazz and free jazz
performance...
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KERSTI's training/interest in
cultural anthropology, love
of indigenous musics and
performance experience in
the punk, newwave, and jazz
genres, all combine to
bring a distinctly post-
modern meets indigenous
roots feel to her saxophone
and flute work as well as
her use of North African
reed instruments. She
provides a distinct 'ancient-
modern' melodic element of
our work.
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