Awesome, diverse lineup curated by Ron Anderson @ JACK!!

December 8th at JACK

Jack 505 1/2 Waverly Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238 Between Fulton and Atlantic in Clinton Hill (C or G train to Clinton-Washington) www.facebook.com/jacknewyork 8pm $10 http://www.jackny.org

11pm
Bassoon -  Stuart Popejoy (bass, keyboards) Sean Moran (guitar) John Mettam (drums)
Bassoon is an instrumental metal trio. “Bassoon occasionally avails itself of sheet music onstage, but don’t let that give you the wrong idea. The power trio is one of Brooklyn’s heaviest and most challenging, bringing to mind a mixture of Melvins-style avant-sludge and daredevil ’70s fusion.” Time Out New York

http://www.popejoy.org/bassoon

10pm
SARCAUSTIC – Ron Anderson (guitar) Tim Dahl (bass) Weasel Walter (drums)
Just one rule prevails: The music has to be it direct, to the point, powerful, with no sentimental bullshit.
www.ronanderson-molecules.com

http://nowave.pair.com/weasel_walter

9pm
Elevator Rose - Performing “Worker’s Union” by Louis Andriessen
Vasu Panicker (synth) Fred Trumpy (drumset) Joe Fee (electric bass) Ela Polak (violin) Adam Forman  (mallets) with guests from Luke Schwartz (guitar), Paul Pinto (piano), Jeff Young (violin) Pat Muchmore (Cello) Joe Tucker (percussion)
Elevator Rose is a contemporary-classical group. They perform great “classical” music written during the last 50 years. For this performance they will be lead by Vasu Panicker and will perform as a larger ensemble with guest musicians from Quiet City, thingNY, Anti-Social Music, and Innovox.

http://qcnmg.net/people/vasudevan_panicker.html

http://www.elevatorrose.com

8pm
Blipvert – Will Redmound (electronics)
The term “Blipvert,” first used in the Max Headroom TV series, refers to an unrelenting stream of information resulting in a state of complete sensory overload. In a live setting, BlipVert’s highly frenetic and unpredictable performances make each show an experience to remember.

http://www.synapsecompound.com/2.html

 

The long-awaited time has come to release our freaking CD already!!!!!!!!!!

Thursday August 2 @ Grand Victory

BASSOON
STATS
RADIATION BLACKBODY

Alright williamsburghers, come out and rock at the ex-Bruer Falls location. Supposed to be quite nice now. Might have a sneak preview of the upcoming CD!!

The Grand Victory, 245 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY

Metal -> Cello -> Banjo ::: Crushing -> Soaring -> Picking ::: Slogging -> Singing -> Overwhelming ::: ALL THAT next thursday at ROCKSHOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kicking it off: BASSOON (pounding metal by Stuart Popejoy/Sean Moran/John Mettam) @ 8:30
Keeping it live: MARIKA HUGHES (solo cello) @ 9:30
Bringing it ’round: SEABROOK POWER PLANT (Brandon Seabrook/Tom Blancarte/Jared Seabrook) @ 10:30

$7

The Rock Shop

249 Fourth Avenue @ Carroll, Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 230-5740

SUBWAY: Union St (R)

http://popejoy.org/bassoon
http://www.marikahughes.com
http://www.seabrookpowerplant.com

w/ nevereven, Gelatine and The Committee. Not sure about the order but methinks we’re 2nd which would be 9pm!

Halloween show, at least for the other bands …

The Local 269
269 East Houston St.
New York, NY

21+. $7 cover.

bassoon at local 269 last month …

Art rock collides with the butt bludgeon in a gallery setting, with STATS who we haven’t shared a stage with for over two years, Inzinzac celebrating their CD release, and Stevie Buono’s rock band! We’re on first so don’t be late.

INAUGURAL PERFORMANCE: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9
ANOMALOUS WARMTH
a monthly series of experimental sound + visions @ 319 SCHOLES
8pm — 1am $10

BASSOON (at 8pm)
SPLIT RED – http://www.splitredmusic.com
STATS – http://www.statsbrooklyn.bandcamp.com
INZINZAC – http://www.inzinzac.com
live visuals by COSMIC MORNING

Corner of Scholes and Waterbury in Bushwick. Three blocks from the Montrose L train
Brooklyn, New York
Created By
Stephen Buono, Stuart Popejoy, Tony Gedrich, Joseph Petrucelli, David Flaherty, Daniel Piotrowski, Eli Litwin, Nate FarrarShow all (8)
More Info: http://319scholes.org

overdue to have a bassoon t-shirt. will probably do the bassoon baby too …

from a show we did right before we tracked a lot of the tunes on the upcoming CD

the flyer from said gig, in which “bassoon baby” was born: