On Saturday, 19 September, we return to Kenyon Hall for another Seaprog Presents show. This one features some familiar faces in new settings, as well as a second chance for Plash, who were to play a show for us but unfortunately had to cancel. It’s also an Off the Record event, so the evening will start at 6:30 with Vinyl Play ‘n’ Tell, where attendees are invited to bring in a favorite LP, play a track, and share why they think it’s worthy of attention. Tune Audio will be on hand to act as host.
Guitarist Brian Heaney was a figure on the Seattle music scene for quite a while, with bands such as Stinkhorn, Sunship, and others. Now he’s relocated to Portland, Oregon, and put together Earthbound, which leans much more to the progressive rock sound than some of his previous jazz efforts. They mine the dark, murky waters frequented by King Crimson.
Jim DeJoie has appeared on Seaprog stages more than almost any other individual musician, having played with Moraine, Zhongyu, Zubatto Syndicate, Reaven Trio, and Rik Wright’s Fundamental Forces, among others. The Army of Experimental Children is a project centered around his vocal music, and features Alicia DeJoie (violin, vocals), Ruth Davidson (cello), Greg Campbell (drums), Dave Pascal (bass), and Jon Davis (electronics).
Also on the bill is Plash, Seattle’s math-pop ensemble that blends complex meters with catchy melodies. Luca Cartner, who played drums in Kathy Moore’s Superpower at Cascadence, is joined by Jeseul Oh, James Lee, and FD Riverhill.
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