Eblood news!
Southeast states tour this April 2-14!
EBlood
will be at the Penofin Jazz festival in Northern California May 12
last minute show thursday JAN 5th 10pm at the stone w special guest
brad shepik, playing paul motian tunes!
southeast states tour first two weeks in April!
new recording in the mix..
in europe II
nov
23 marostica
italy panic jazz club
nov 24 venice
italy teatro fondamenta nuove
nov 25 baden
switzerland stanzerei
nov 26 ottensheim
austria waschaecht
nov 27 graz
austria stockwerk
nov 28 malmo
sweden debaser
nov 29 bergen
norway jazzforum
nov 30 oslo
norway nasjonal
dec 1 groningen
holland grand theater
dec 2 tilbourg
holland paradox
dec 3 rijkevorsei
belgium (near antwerp)
dec 4 st-germain
caen france musique en normandie
dec 5 paris
france sunset-sunside
Willisau(CH)
International Jazz Fest Aug 24 and Saalfelden(A) Jazz Fest Aug 27th(short
cuts stage).
EBlood West Coast tour II Oct 11 @ the Blue Whale,
Los Angeles; workshop 2-4 @ CalArts, LA; Oct 13th @ the Starry
Plough + Bob Ostertag, Berkeley 9pm; Oct 14 @ Earshot
Jazz Festival,Town Hall 9pm
Seattle; Oct 15th
@ IronWorks 9pm, Vancouver, B.C., workshop the 15th in Seattle at
Cafe Racer 2-4; then Nov 22-Dec 7th in Europe!
Pachora shows! Oct 4 @ 295 Douglas St. Brooklyn 10pm; Oct 5 8:30pm in Chicago The Old Town School; Oct 6 6pm in Chicago-workshop at Old Town School; Oct 7 noon concert in Chicago @ the Cultural Center, then in Grand Rapids @ MAJIC Festival 7pm; Oct. 8 Ann Arbor @ Kerrytown
Wall Street Journal on SkIrL
Skirl Party June 22 at Littlefield Brooklyn! featuring Dave King's Trucking Co., Leah Paul's Bike Lane, Dan Weiss/Matt Mitchell duo aka Fourth Floor and Travis Laplante solo tenor.
Endangered
Blood's debut recording is available in stores (DMG in
NYC), online and at Skirl
Records.
reviews
NYTimes
Chicago Reader
LA Times
Point of Departure
Burning Ambulance
blog
Oakland Paper
blog
Ottawa Press
Seattle Weekly
JazzTimes
Tucson Weekly
AllAboutJazzNYC
also in
Downbeat ****
and Signal
to Noise #61
Village
Voice
Some two-reed bands underscore conflict. This new foursome lets its saxophonists,
Chris Speed and Oscar Noriega, parallel each other and the depth of their
coordination is enviable. Their new Skirl CD finds them addressing corkscrew
ditties and dreamy laments, the tandem nature of their blend conjuring images
of a bicycle built for two. Fans of post-rock clatter will dig the way the
rhythm section puts the pedal to the metal.
Jim Macnie Nov 3 2010
trio
iffy now available digitally at itunes and emusic
skirl
records
