Serving the San Francisco Bay Area New Music Community

Thu, Apr 27 2017 8:00 PM


8pm The Shade Asked the Shadow
Lucio Menegon - prepared lap steel, Janie Cowan - bass
9pm McCaslin/Pino Duo
Collette McCaslin - soprano saxophone/trumpet, Mark Pino - drums

Lucio Menegon is a guitarist and sonic artist. His work encompasses melodic composition, avant garde improvisation, ambient soundscape, weird pop, film soundtrack and experimental rock. His style is rooted in primitive Americana and punk, with extended technique and forays into minimalist textural spaces informing a fusion of traditional song structure and abstract modern soundscape.
He has collaborated extensively with a wide range of creative artists including Myshkin Warbler, Danny Frankel, Victoria Williams, Ralph Carney, Spain (Josh Haden), The Adobe Collective, Jofridur Akadottir, Shahzad Ismaily, Tatsuya Nakatani, David Grollman, The Renderers, Richard Lainhart, Kim Boekbinder, Emily Hay, Brad Dutz, Amy Denio, Glenn Branca, Rhys Chatham and Moe! Staiano.

Collette McCaslin is a San Francisco Bay Area based player of the Cornet, noisician,abstract artist, and writer. In her youth she explored plunder-phonics as a means of expression “composing” tape works comprised of snippets of radio static, college radio and death metal.
As a teenager she was heavily influenced by her family to explore the realms of jazz, she played the saxophone at Cabrillo College. Her own interests diverged however, when she began working with guitar.Her first album "Machine" is a layered work of looping...
At some point in the last ten years she started working with analogue FX boxes and doing feedback based electronics. With that setup she has played in numerous situations. Including "Lords of Outland" where she interacts with other musicians, live, with a feedback based instrument. As well as headlining at NorCal Noise Fest many years in a row...
Later, she began playing the Cornet...which is currently her favorite instrument. She plays in Forward Energy, Lords of Outland, and various improvisational Orchestras.

Cost: $6-15 sliding
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