Mon April 14, 2014
Siren Solstice and Butcher Brown
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at The Crepe Place
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Dirty and clean, scrappy but smooth, Siren Solstice's new batch of sonic jungle butter draws from influences as far reaching as jazz of all kinds, orchestral music, hip hop, R&B, rock, and fusion. They strive to share with their listeners the push and pull, the yin and yang, the colors, textures, patterns, cycles, new niches, dream images and fluid environments that we are constantly accumulating and swimming through every day.
Butcher Brown has been hailed as "one of the most uproariously good bands to break onto the scene in recent memory.This group is good, too good, like if Madlib's solo-jazz project, Yesterday's New Quintet, suddenly sprouted three more heads. They're cool without trying. They're funky but not cheesy. They sound like a jam session in a cloud."
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Butcher Brown has been hailed as "one of the most uproariously good bands to break onto the scene in recent memory.This group is good, too good, like if Madlib's solo-jazz project, Yesterday's New Quintet, suddenly sprouted three more heads. They're cool without trying. They're funky but not cheesy. They sound like a jam session in a cloud."
Dirty and clean, scrappy but smooth, Siren Solstice's new batch of sonic jungle butter draws from influences as far reaching as jazz of all kinds, orchestral music, hip hop, R&B, rock, and fusion. They strive to share with their listeners the push and pull, the yin and yang, the colors, textures, patterns, cycles, new niches, dream images and fluid environments that we are constantly accumulating and swimming through every day.
Butcher Brown has been hailed as "one of the most uproariously good bands to break onto the scene in recent memory.This group is good, too good, like if Madlib's solo-jazz project, Yesterday's New Quintet, suddenly sprouted three more heads. They're cool without trying. They're funky but not cheesy. They sound like a jam session in a cloud."
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Butcher Brown has been hailed as "one of the most uproariously good bands to break onto the scene in recent memory.This group is good, too good, like if Madlib's solo-jazz project, Yesterday's New Quintet, suddenly sprouted three more heads. They're cool without trying. They're funky but not cheesy. They sound like a jam session in a cloud."
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The Crepe Place
1134 Soquel Ave, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
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